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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-02
EsDAILE.

School opened on Monday last.
Good butter commands Is cents per
pound.
Patrick Sweeney is building house
16x24 ft.
The mite society met at Mrs. Man
tors last Thursday.
L. Anderson is erecting O black
smith shop on his lot.
VIM. Jenning and wife are visiting
relatives in southern MINI.
CLANCY Bowman persists in sitting
up nights with his pet-fel0n.
The contract for building bridge
over the Isabelle at this place, is let to
Jos. Sleeper. Consideration S205.
Mr.. Nelson officiates as mail carrier
from Ellsworth via. Esdaile to Red
Wing on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
G. II. Lusk and Tom Sweeney, black
smiths, have their hands full now-a-
day, and evenings also. 1t serves
them right.
Quite AN interesting suit was held
before S. E. Mcdonald, Esq, last Mon-
day. Frank Wilson, of Red Wing,
appeared for +. Gilbranson, pltf., and
gathered the laurels.
1t is proposed to open road across
the creek below the factory and to va
cat @ the one on the dam. This will
undoubtedly be a much better and safer
road than the present one.
Adam Brown and N. Fensterbach
are busily engaged in cutting their
new hay crop on the ground that was
overlooked by the July foods; the hay
seems to be of very good quality.
A man named johnson who works in
tile saw-mill met with a severe acct
dent on Monday. by bringing his hand
in contact with saw, severing the
large finger between the first and sec
ond joints. Mr.. j. lost finger next
to this one some time ago, and now he
is left with but two fingers on that
hand-the index and little finger.
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FALL EXAMINATIONS, 1879.
PIERCE COUNTY.

River Falls, October 3 and 4, 8 A. NJ; Ellis
worth, October 6; Esdaile October Z; Maid
en- Rock, October and .; Rock Elm Center,
October 10; Spring Valley, October IL;
Prescott, October 10. All s, Al
Special attention will be given to the fol-
lowing topics:
Arithmetic. Percentage; Reading, Time
and Emphasis; Grammar, Verbs; Theory and
Practice, Primary Geography and the grading
OF schools; history, 1916 to 1860; Elementary
Physiology, Circulation: Physiology (second
grade) Respiration; Physical Geography,
Forests and Rain; Philosophy, Heat; Higher
Algebra, Complete Equations; Drawing, In
dustrial, Intermediate Course, (Smith's);
Botany, Roots, their nomenclature and
functions; Music, Notation and Chords.
Ii. s. BAKER. Co, Supt.
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UTAH.

Railroad.
Mrs. Amanda Robbins is very i'll.
Miss Cora Beardsley is very sick.
Flour at Saunders mill, Trimbelle,
1915 per cwt.
Rumor-Dave Ottman and John
Reeves intend to rig up a steam saw
mill.
O. Colman has erected q cabin at
Rounce's mill and will soon move
there.
Miss Ada Moore commenced the fall
term of school in district No. 4 on the
10Th ult.
Barney Casey raised the finest peach
blow potatoes this year, we have seen
for long time.
B. J. Casey purchased pair of
horses and harnesses of Lon Dauser.
Greenbacks, $l65.
VIM. Johnston has gone to Marinette
Wis, to visit daughter who is very
low with consumption.
Engineers of tho ii. & z. f. K. Il.
are locating the K. r. along the creek
above Trimbelle village.
The victims of the ''spill out" on
one of the bidges near Red Wing some
time ago, are all doing we'll.
Isaac Beardsley, Of Diamond Bluff,
has snapped farms with Mr.. Camra,
near NJ. B. Williams, rrimbelle.
1t is rumored that the Roher mill
property will soon change hands again.
Mr.. Butler is desirous of changing the
sash saw to a circular.
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I. p. Beers and l.. l.. Richardson
have purchased a sorghum mill.
Mr.. Musser will work the farm of
John Noys.
q. Johnson says the wolves have
damaged his flock of sheep to the
amount OF 800.
Threshing buckwheat with the fail
is what will give some of our citizens
muscle.
Mr.. Shelton has one more job of
threshing, then he is ready to hull
clover.
G. West started for Mapleton, d. T.,
Tuesday. He will stop and visit his
sister at Minneapolis.
i. Ashbaugh has sold his farm to T.
Davis. of Oak Grove.
VIM. Wilson and Mr.. Larson will
start for Minnesota this week.
Several of the farmers want to make
a purchase of good sheep. Where can
they be obtainedl
Miss Sarah Schofeld returns to PIT.
Douglas this week.
Merchant work is now being done at
Dayton Mills. Prescott price paid for
wheat.
Hurrah! hurrahl cry the young
folks of Clifton for husking parties
this fall. Who will give the first one.
0Wne rs of sheep: Boys, why dom t
you kill the wolyesi Boys: Why
don't you pay us for our trouble and
we will.
Miss Kimberly is expected in Clifton
this week where she intends to make a
general visit.
d. F. Hardy has an acre of potato es
which is estimated at $50 bushels.
James Laden is now on his claim in
Minnesota.
II. 5. Baker is our man for Superin
tendent, so say the Clifton suffrage
men.
The good friend who appropriated
Mr.. Wilkinson's boat would be remu-
nerated for his trouble if he or they
would return the same.
j. G. West left Mattel last week
with 20 head of fine beeves. On his
way home three strayed from the
drove. He will return for them this
week.
While a foreigner and II. S. Judd
were digging potatoes in the same field
the lrishman set the welkin ringing
with his shrieks and cries; "iinneryl
llinnery! came in skere of the muir
pheys, dwell Henry fastened with
all speed but when he was within two
rods of the place the innocent toad
gave another hop toward the frighten-
ed man and he tainted. He was at
last brought to, after Ii pals of soap
suds had been turned down his shirt
collar.
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m, r.. Appointments.

Below we give a list of appointments
made at the late NJ. E. Conference
held at La Crosse for the st. Croix dis.
trict:
w. d. Atwater. Presiding Elder.
Alabama, to be supplied.
Arkansaw, w. Massee.
Clear Lake, n. G. Bradley.
Ellsworth, C. Z. Crossett.
Hammond, A. d. Dexter.
Hudson, J. s. Thompson.
Knapp, J. w. Charlton.
Louisville, j. +. Ziegler.
Menomonie, J. Steele.
Maiden Rock, G.. w. Smith.
New Richmond, J. Holt.
Osceola and st. Croix Falls, +. IL.
Hart.
Prescott. w. Haw.
Pepin, e. B. Russell.
Prairie Farm, to be supplied.
River Falls, a. S. Collins.
Rock Elm Center, G. N. Foster.
Summer, S. II. McManus.
Rev. s. w. Homer is appointed pas
tor of the First Church at La Crosse;
Rev. Chas. Irish, 5th ward La Crosse;
John Haw. Augusta; Rev. w. G. Ross,
Durand: Rev. w. p. Hathaway, Mo
dena: Rev. II. Goodsell, Plattville;
Rev. r. M. Fullerton, shullsburg; Rev.
j. ID. Searies. Monroe: Rev. w. Ham
IIton. Presiding Elder, Plattville dis
trict: Rev. J. f. Irish, Presiding FL
der, Madison district.
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TO ASHES.
AN ANCIENT LANDMARK aoHE
The Old Academy succumbs 10 the
Torch of an Incendiary.

At about seven O'Clock last Monday
evening fire was discovered IN the
woodshed of the old Academy build
ing. and the flames spread with such
rapidity that all hopes Of saving the
structure with the appliances at hand
were soon abandoned ana the elofts
of the assembled crowd were uirecteo
towards saving the books ana Iufhi-
ture, nearly all of which was removed,
though the furniture was much dam
aged by the rough handling conse-
quent upon the hurry and excitement
of the occasion. A rain was railing
during the confiagration which was
, unheeded by the fiery element as IL
cracked and skipped about the DOOM
cd building, thrusting its red fangs
through the interstices i'll spiteful fury
as it slowly worked its way from the
rear to the front of the building
against the wind and pelting rain.
Tie bell and roof fell while the lower
story remained almost unscathed by
| the flames, and the walls stood tirmly
| for half an hour when they fell, and
| the s'Old Academy" was mass or ru-
| ms. The fire when first discovered
was burning in the wood IN the shed
attached to the rear of tue building
| and was undoubtedly the work OF an
incendiary. The loss to the district
will probably amount to $4,000. In
surance 81 500 on building and 800
| on books.
This was the Oldest incorporated in
stitution in North West Wisconsin,
being chartered by the legislature in
| 1855. The first board of trustees and
incorporators were Prof, &, w. Pratt,
c. b. Cox, VIM. Powell, Joel Foster,
ID. w. Currier, ID. McGregor, S. III.
Burr, j. Shepard, and n. N. Powell.
| At the first meeting of the hoard Ia
| cob Shepard was elected president, u.
w. Pratt secretary, and G. b. Cox
treasurer, Mr.. Shepard resigned before
| any action was taken and G. w. Pratt
was then elected president and VIM.
Powell secretary. Proposals We're inn
mediately invited for the building OF
| the house, and the contract was
awarded to S. S. Ferris. of Hudson.
The building was completed in the
| fall of 1855. The following circular
was issued, and as it gives better
idea of the purposes of the institution
than anything we can write, we here
| insert it entire:
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DIAMOND BLUFF.

Wheat o5 cents.
George Eaden intends going West
soon.
Mr.. Kennecott made short call here
on Monday.
Uncle Sans boys were enjoying a
rest last week.
Johnny Swift has rented l.. G..
Burke's farm.
Some of our farmers are still cutting
second crop hay.
Rob. Johnston and Albert Rogers are
attending the Institute at River Falls.
The Gopher, Red River boat, was
down for a large load of wood on Mon
Burke Il Smith have sold 400 cords
of hard maple wood to st. Paul man.
Nero & Wethern will ship another
barge of wheat this week. The last
barge shipped to Prescott contained
$500 bushels,
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CIECITF COuRT SIMN0lS.


STATE or WIacoNMN- CIRCUIT CouRr-pIERcE
COUNTY.
VIM Schmidt and George T. Jn-)
land partners as VIM. Schmidt u
Co.. Plaintiffs
against
VIM. II. Alley, Emma Alley, his
wife, Dean Benson and Iettie X.
Benson, his rite.and Seymour Ca
tura, defendants.
TIE State oil Wisconsin to the said defend
ants, and cech OF them;
You are hereby summoned 80 appear with
in twenty days after service OF this summons,
exclusive OF the day OF service, and defend
Tie above entitled action ia the Court aiore-
said and n.easc of your failure so to do,
Judgment vii be rendered against you ac-
corimg to the demand Of the complaint, of
which copy Is herewith served upon you.
NABNATTA II SMITH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
+. Q, Address, River Fails, Pierce county,
WIS :
10 the above famed defendants, VIM II.
Alley and EMMA Alley, AXE notice, that the
complaint 3 the above entitled action was
hied ia the Silice OF the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court, at Ellsworth county OF Pierce and
state bf Wisconsin, on the It'll day Of August,
4 y 1879 NAESATTA 4 SMITH,
lH-6w Plaintiffs Attorneys
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GILMAN.


Martin Olsen has bought a horse
team.
Nels A. Nelson is down with lung
fever.
Olof Aamott is sick with typhoid
fever.
y. F. Halls is dangerously i'll and has
been for some time.
j. b. Maxgood found wagon seat
on the road. Let the owner come and
claim his property.
J. B. Maxgood drove his team down
to Iowa lately and took his whole fam
lily to visit friends there.
The FL Paso school district did not
employ the whale Maxgood family to
teach tho school, therefore only NJ. l..
herself will take up temporary resi-
dence there. M. l.. NJ.
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= II WE
Clerk OF Circuit Court.

GRAND OPENING. E. j. Scales
cordially invites her friends and pat
rons to visit her millinery store on
Saturday, Oct. 4, and inspect the ex-
tensiye stock of millinery goods which
she will open on that day. The stock
will embrace all the latest fashions of
the season, being the largest and best
variety of millinery goods ever brought
to River Falls. Let the ladies all turn
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WAyERLY.

II. G. hammers and wife are ex-
pected home to-day.
Mike Buckley is pushing the work
ON his house rapidly.
Cornelia Fox is re-engaged to teach
in the Mountain district.
John McCann has newly rooted and
otherwise improved his residence.
DIR. NJ. @. Thompson attended the
soldiers Reunion at Mouuinonle last
week. He reports good time.
Miss Sarah Bates was seriously burn
ed last Friday morning by her clothes
taking fire from the stove. Her recov-
cry is very doubtful.
VIM. Ca ms, who has been selling
Intoxicating liquors without a license,
at this place, was arrested last Thurs
day morning and taken to Ellsworth.
He plead guilty and was fined $40 and
costs. He has taken his departure for
other chimes.
A complaint is made that Julius
Kriesel, of this place, Is now selling
liquor without license. The case will
be heard before Justice Wilson next
week.
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Ladies' you should not fail to call
and see the large and elegant line of
Ruching just opened at Burhyte's.

NJ. f. Clapp Esq, of Hudson, lee
tued before Che Christian Temperance
Union at Brackets Hall. last Tues
day evening to a good house. The
address was highly interesting and in
structive, advocating temperance in
all things and denouncing vice no mat
ter how alluring or in what guise it
might present itself. The speaker
read some passages from the minority
report written by i. r. Hudd, of
Green Bay, of the Senate committee
to whora was referred the question of
submitting an amendment to the State
constitution forever prohibiting the
manufacture and sale of intoxicating
liquors IN this State and commented
thereC0.to the intense satisfaction of
the audience who were very n4uch
pleased in the way he showed up that
gentleman IA nemocratl and in the
easy manner in which he riddled the
report and argument of Mr.. Hudd.
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PREsCoTT.


Rev. VIM. Haw is to be our NJ. E.
pastor
DR.. Geo. McMurphy spent Sunday in
Prescott.
Mrs. McMurphy and son returned
from Iowa last week.
Miss Sadie Howes leaves this week
for winters visit to her sister, Mrs.
Munger, at Hannibal, Mo.
Numerous parties were given last
week for Mrs. DR.. Maxson and Mrs. T.
l.. Nelson, who were visiting friends
here.
Much to our regret we learn that
Rev, Goodsell has removed to Platte
vile. We congratulate Platteville, as
aside from ministerial labors Rev.
Goodsell is an active temperance work
er.
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The school district board have been
looking about for rooms suitable for
school purposes, but nothing definite
has been decided upon yet. However
it Is quite probable that places of suf-
ficient accommodations will soon be
obtained and the school continued.
The Baptist and Episcopal churches
and the lower room in the Grange
buildinp are talked of.
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Ell Il ASH.
The bridge On the north side of the
village is getting dilapidated.
Our popular shoe maker. Joe LANCER,
has moved into G. Henneman's build.
ing.
j. B. Yarland, OF the Eau Claire
Lumber Company, has been here buy
ing oxen. He gave Mike Martin 800
for his cattle.
Haivor 0leson and Chas. Kirg have
made syrup from the early amber SUI
gar cane and are well satisfied with
the amount and quality.
Pierce County Pomona Grange con-
vened here on Wednesday the 18th ult.
The attendance was good and lively
interest manifested. Four subordi-
nate oranges were represented and
eleven new members were addict to the
Pomona Grange.
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NlMM0HN-
NOTICE OF SALE.
Cn,cuIr URr-PInRcE CouNrr.

CIRCUIT COURT--PIRRCK COUNTY.
Selah Strickland and Abnerl
Morse
against
Albert Merlin and Rachel
Nj, Martin.
BY virtue and in pursuance of Judgment
OF foreclosure and sale made in the above en-
titled action on the ID day Of January, A.
ID. 1877, thA subscriber, Sheriff of Pierce
county, Will sell Mt the front door Of the
Court House, in the village OF Ellsworth, in
said county on the 18th day Of October, 1879,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day,to
the highest bidder for cash. the real estate
and mortgaged premises directed by said
judgment TO be sold, and therein described
as follows, to-wit: The east half OF the north
west quarter OF section twenty-p (29) town
ship twenty seven (27), OF range sixteen tl6)
west, except six acres decided to +. Kellogg
in the north east corner OF said land, all in
Pierce county, Wis, A. r. CARROLL,
gibson n WILKINSON, Sheriff,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. BY 7 l.. NELSON,
IS-6w Under Sheriff.
Dated, Ang. p, 1879.
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Prices of Wheat IA Junction MILLS.

Ole Bang having just received
large variety of the finest imported
and American goods is better prepar-
ed than ever before to furnish good
business and fashionable suits made
to order. Cutting, repairing, cleaning
and tailoring in all its departments
done promptly and in workmanlike
manner. Rooms over F. j. Burhyte's
store. 23-3t
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FARao.

Thos. Browell, Sr., has cut and
hauled his amber sugar cane to the
mill.
P. f. Robey has inclosed his new
house and moved into it. It is of
modern structure, neat and tasty.
Mrs. Sherwood Freeman and chill
dren, who have been visiting here, left
to-day for Minnesota, to join her hus.
band.
G. ID. Chaplin has vacated the Poor
house and moved into his own dwell
ing recently erected upon his place.
Martin Poor and family will take up
their abode at their former residence.
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Among the very pleasant incidents
of the NJ. f. Conference at La Crosse
was the presentation to Elder William
Taw, by the minister of the st. Croix
district, of an album, containing the
photographs of themselves and wives.
The presentation speech was made by
Rev. Dexter, of Hammond. Elder
Haw was SO overcome by emotion as
to be unable to reply, and nearly the
whole conference was moved to tears.
No other presiding elder was so hon.
ored, and no one had more completely,
the confidence of his co-laborers and
the bishop.
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Rnpub,icnn Caucus.

There will be a meeting OF the Republican
electors OF the Town of River Falls at the
Office Of Allen 2. Weld, Esq. over Burhyte's
store, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4th, 1879,
at Q o'clock p M, for the purpose of electin z
twsIve delegates 60 attend the republican
County Convention 20 be held at Ellsworth
on Monday, October 9th, and for the transac-
ton of such other business as may properly
be brought before it, by order Committee.
GEO b. MRRRIcK, Oh.
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GREENBAoK COUNTY CONVENTION

There will be County Mass Convention at
the Court House, in Ellsworth, of the Union
Greenbaak Labor Party, on Thursday, Oct.
9th, 1879, at one O'Clock P. NJ, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for Member OF
Assembly and for School Superintendent;
also to appoint five delegates to attend the
Senatorial Convention when called, and to
attend TO other matters that may come be-
fore ths convention. By order Of committee.
JoKI FosTRR. Chairman
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ONo.

Haying. digging potatoes, husking
corn and blowing keep all busy in this
vicinity.
The dramatic entertainment of the
ladies in Good Templars Hall proved a
success.
a store is talked of on Ono corners
by the Harris Bros. We bid them
welcome.
Our militia company and number
of ex-soldiers went to Menomonie to
the reunion.
All in this vicinity favor the re-elec-
tion of Fl. S. Baker as Co. Supt. The
theory "Stiek to good thing when
you have it, is very applicable to this
case.
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Promenade Concerts.

The River Falls Cornet Band will
begin series of promenade concerts
with a grand opening on Friday even
ing, Oct. 10th. The admission fee
will be only ten cents, and as the con-
certs will be tirst.class in every re-
respect, fully as good as the high pfic-
ed Entertainments, our people should
turn out en- masse and enjoy these rich
musical treats and give the boys a
boost. Each concert will conclude
with social dance, tickets for which
will be sold at % cents. The objects
of these entertainments are to defray
the necessary expenses of the Band
and to assist in paying for the new
horns; also for their general improve
ment.
J. Randall Brown. the celebrated
mind reader, gave an exhibition or
his wonderfaul gifts to number OF
our citizens at the parlors OF the IRE
mont House last evening. with a
marked degree of success. Mr.. Brown
assisted by Lille May Brown will give
an exhibition of mind reading and
supernatural vision, at Bracket 8
Hall next Friday evening. Several of
the noted acts of professional spiritual
mediums will be given in full lamp
light, and the entertainment will be
full of novelty and interest to all.
Admission IS cents. Reserved seats
for sale at C. Z. Davis drug store,
without extra charge, Doors open at
1870, commencing at 8:l5.
The following resolutions were pass
ed by the Temple of Honor in River
Falls on learning of the death OF Jesse
Dale he having been a member of that
Temple.
WHEREAS, An overruling Providence has
removed from us our worthy and esteemed
Brother. Jesse Dale, in the prime Of lie and
in the midst OF his usefulness as brother
and as q citizen:
RESOLVED. That IN our departed DfotheT
we have always found thorough temper
ance worker and q consistent Templar. whose
influence has been for the advancement OF
the principles OF our Order and that we bow
in submission to the mysterious Power which
has so early taken from us faithful worker
and an earnest man.
RESOLVED. That to the wife OF our deceased
brother, deprived of her beloved companion
so soon after the happy VOWS of marriage.
and to his mourning friends we tender our
sincere sympathy. with the hope that they
nay soon find that blessed consolation which
comes from the Hand which overrules all
things for good.
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kTNNIckIvNIc.

Mr.. Haycock is sick with typhoid
fever.
Some of our farmers have finished
blowing.
+. w. Hobart is suffering from q
sprained ankle.
There was no preaching at the
church last Sabbath.
Mrs. Laura Fuller and her daughter
Emma returned home this week.
Eugene Welsh has some white Rus
sian Wheat which yielded 33 bushels
per acre.
Our Church has been adorned with
lightning rods. A little paint would
now be in order.
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4 special school meeting of joint
district, River Falls and Troy, will
he held at Brackets Hall on Saturday
evening, Oct. nth There should be
Il full attendance. as our school inter
ests are particularly important just
rtpur
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The case of joint school district No.
l, Spring Lake and Gilman, VS.. Peter
Vanosse ct. al. which was referred by
the Circuit Court to N. II. Clapp, was
tried at this place last Tuesday.
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Ralph Hedemark has re-Opened his
blacksmith shop at his old stand OPP
posite the JOURNAL Office where he
will be pleased to see all his old Gus
toraers and Others who need anything
i'm his line
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We were presented yesterday by
Arthur Fisk specimen of silver bear
ing quartz from the mines at st. Croix
Falls, said to contain seven per cent.
of the ore.