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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-23

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-. Bilioslsness. Nervous Debility, etc.
In. Best REMEDY KNOWN TO Mani
1900, 900 BOTTLES
soLD SINCE 1870.
rhs Syrappossesses Varied Properties.
stimulates the Ptyalins in the saliva.
sn ~ MO S01 GLUCOSE. A denciency in Ptyaline
Srsss Mind and SQUIRTING Of the food IN the
s.emsch. Iftho medicine is taken immedi-
sisey AFTER eating the ofiood is
prs'se ,s upon the Liver.
a Acts upon the Kidneys.
:, Regulates the HoWela.
Il Purides the Blood.
! II ouiets the Nervous System.
IL promotes Digestion
i%esTries on the old Blood and makes new.
il opens thsP pores Of the skin and Induces
ga. by Perspira "a.
.oison In the blood, .shich generates scrofula.
|Eyslpeias. n all manner OF skin diseases
|spd Internal humors- s
, stnrs- aud ID can be taken by the most del
- pebe. by the agedand feeble, care only
hius required in attention 20 dtrecttohS-
Belvldere Mile, Goodhue Co, MINI.
7 have used DR.. Clark Johnson's Indian
sIood syrup + r Cramps in tha stomach. and
tanud II TO be IN invaluable remedy for that
ssmplant r. II. MALLAN-
Ux Bow, Nuckolls Co.. Nebr.
have used DR.. Clark Johnson,s Indian
ma d syrup for Heart Disease. andi 1t effect
nnsilyy cured me after other remedies failed.
II Tould recommend It highly.
A.E. CROOKS.
nsxfar lana 10 0reUou
This is to certify that DIR. Clark
Blood Syrup has cured me Of Dys-
|pspsia and Indigestion. can also recon-
mend your medicine Tor Liver Complaint
Meadow Utah Co.. u T.
We, the undersigned. have used DR.. Clark
johE. on's Indian Blood syrup. and testify
GEORGE LITTLEwooD.
s. M.SMTTH.
waterviile, LIE Sueur Co.. MINI:
trial OF DIR. Clark Johnson's Indian
piood syrup has greatly benefited my wife
sore Eyes, OF long standing.
v. ATHERTOH.
AGENT, wanted for the sale .of the indian
plood syrup In every town town or village,
tn Which / have no Agent Particulars given
pn application.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-23

Another cass of Consumption Cured at
In Porte, Ind.
La PORTE, IND,
DR. scHkSck: Jan. 81, 1881
About twelve years ago l was dangerously Ill
with Lung Fever. l had great trouble in
breathing; every breath I drew caused me
pain. l had three doctors treating me, but I
grew worse all the time. 1 was at that time
connected with the Lake Shore II. r.. Co.
Ono OF my fellow clerks induced me to get
some OF your medicines, saying that he had
used them himself with entire success. /
sent for some Of your Pulmonic Syrup, Sea-
weed Tonic and the Mandrake Pills. used
them according to the directions, and In a
short time noticed a marked improvement in
my health. which kept up as I continued
using your medicines. After taking several
bottles each OF the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-
weed Tonic l got entirely over my sickness.
Since that time / have recommended your
medicines to many other people living in La
Porto, who used them visa great success.
+. W. NEBELTHAU.
Ey-Trustee ola Porto Co.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY, That we have sold tho
medicines mentioned in these certificates to
Mr.. Nebelthau and others. and their state
ments arc authentic and reliable.
FRED'K VEST & CO.. Druggists.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-23
New Advertisements.
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q A YEAR ana expenses 10
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-23

orica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Nyo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-23

A Sure Cure Found at Last. Nc
Need Suffer
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

The negotiations that have been
pending between the D. & r. G. R.
R. and the D. g. 8. P. R. R. with a
view of the latter selling out to the
former for the purpose CT consolidat-
ing the two roads has proved a failure,
and work will be immediately com
menced to complete the South Pa K
as soon as possible. The Gunnison
Rew.v Of last week says:
.'lt was currently reported during
TIE middle Of the week that the tune!
would bc finished and the cars r.n-
ming through it ;o-da;. This is gIos-
lous news to the people Of this city
for it insures rs, in the. next thirty
DAYS, a short, direct route to Denve,
and the benefit of competing line.
The line is all graded, tied, bridgcd.
and now nothing remains ba; to push
the road Immediately to this city"
There is no doubt but wha, it vii!
be COM leted to the Nj. Carbon coal
banks this fall. which will bring it
within ten miles of this place. We
may look for its completion here in
the early spring, asthe grading Is COM
rleted iato camp
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13
TRANSFERS

FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING SEPT 26,
AND ENDING OCT. SrH, 1881.
!. Chas Menger to Thos F McGitf1.
q Yankee Doodle lode.
E Cole and Ernest Friedenthal.to
Pochahontas Mining Co, 16 Yankee
Doodle lode.
S H and E A Mattoon to Pocha-
hontas Mining Co., 5-4S Yankee
Doodle lode.
Thomas + McGinf to Pochahontas
Mining Company, 5-4S Yankee Doodle
tlode.
Chas Menger to Pochahontas min
ing company, Gas Yankee Doodle
lode.
CA Wright to Geo F Stevens, 1-16
St Louis, Geo F Robinson, Donkey.
Moss Agate, Monmouth and Drome-
Diary lodes.
Geo F Robinson to Geo F Stevens,
I "a St Louis. Geo F Robinson,
Donkey, Moss Agate, Monmouth and
Dromedary lodes.
W A Morrison by atty to Geo F
Stevens, 1-24 St Louis, Geo F Robin
son, Donkey, Moss Agate, Monmouth
and Dromedary lodss.
Geo S Curtis to Geo F Stevens LA
St Louis. Geo F Robinson, Donkey,
Moss Agate, Monmouth and Drome-
dairy lodes.
r N. Garnett to AE Bartlett, 4
Pennsylvania lode.
W l. Brown to Geo N Taylor and
Adam Rudy. g Homestake lode.
] D Atwaters and P C Burbank to
w l. Brown, 1913 Homestake lode.
John NJ sigel to NJ S Bentz, y
Lake Superior lode.
Cnas Smith to NJ S Bentz, 4 Hum
bolt No lode.
VIM. Lonard to w l. Brown 10
1hdepenCenCe lOCe.
Sanl Geiselman and Moses S Bentz
to O,-Be-J Joyful silver mining COM
pany, Lake Superior and Grand Pa
cihc lodes.
Frank ] Coaroy ct al to O,-Be- Joy
full silver mining company, Eclipse,
and Crown Point lodes.
Richard A Sleeman to J. T. Seldom
ridge and Geo l. Curtis, 80 Blue Bird
lode.
IL Ratekin to W l. Brown, 20
Homestake lode.
r Creamer to A P Williams, Is
Arganant lode, 1-12 Mollie Van and
Red Elephant lodes.
A. ]. McQuaid to Joseph L. Nor
gan, IS lot ! block 10. Irwin.
G \ Russ and John Callahan to
Galveston Ruby mining company,
Little Oracle lode.
GA Russ and John Callahan to E
H tordtran ct al 50 General Sayles
lode.
Henr, Brown to Robt Busch, &
Copper lode, Is William Tell lode,
Is Odd Fellow lode.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13
OUR coal INTEREST.

'lt is reported that veins Of coal,
showing a width offrom six to eight
feet, within ten feet of the surface,
have been found in the Elk Mountain
District. They are located about II
miles from the line Of sur vey of the
Denver and Rio Grande Road" -
Engineering and Mining Journal
Is it possible that SO able journal
as the above has just found out that
there is Anthracite coal discovered
here, especially when it pays special
attention to the coal and iron interest
1t has been our business here for the
last fifteen months of telling these peo-
pie of the rich resources Of this coun-
try, in coal and iron as we'll as in gold
and silver. The Anthracite coal veins
are not only "located" within twelve
miles of the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad, but this road is graded right
into the coal, banks and in less than
three weeks the track will b. laid,
when the above road will be ready to
supply tie world if necessary with as
pure Anthracite coal as Pennsylvania
ever produced. We think that our
Eastern contemporaries should keep
better posted on the resources of this
country, and not give their readers
items like the above, for it has been
two years since Anthracite coal was
discovered in this vicinity. Since
which time it has been used for domes-
tic purposes and gives good satisfac-
ton; but none has ever been shipped
owing to there being no transportation
facilities. In less than another wear.
however, there will be two distinct
railroad companies, the D. & R. G..
and D. & S. p, running through
here carrying coal as far east as Kan
sas City and as far west as San Fran
cisco, supplying the whole country
west Of the Missouri river. The re-
sources of this country are yet in a
primitive state and in the course OF
time we will show to the world our
riches in the production of
Coli 0u7 &I0sy. Mines the largest
and richest in the world.
Coal, both Anthracite and Bitum,-
nous, the largest quantity and finest
q1ality in the world
hoa Of superior qaality, and the
finest timber for building purposes.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

We have received No. I, Vol. I, Of
the Crested Butte Rcpnhhcav. which
is very neat six column paper, the
same size of the PILOT. 1t is "fulE
blooded' Republican paper and not
as it SAYS: "the weakly, washy subter-
fuge called independents" which we
admire it for. but we do not approve
of neglec'ing the developing Of the
resources Of this rich country for the
sake Of espouslNg politics unless we
had personal ends to subserve. Ma.
the Republican grow in grace, peace
and ''harmonism' with all the world.
IS we'll as Gunnison, and may it 60
out to its readers ladened with glad
'idings ofthis vastly rich country, and
be the means Of assisting to make this
wha, III time will be the most prosper
GUS portion of the state Of Colorado.
Success, loag life and prosperity to
YOU
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

The Julesburg branch of the Union
Pacific is finished and freight trains
have already begun running between
Denver and Omaha over that part of
the road, and Saturday train arrived
which made the trip from Omaha in
only thirty-oae hours-the quickest
time on record. The passenger trains
will be put on in few days, when
the time between Denver and Omaha
will be only twenty-four hours, and
some think it will be made in twenty
two hours. This will probable be-
come the most popular route east.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

While on a business trip in Den
Yer last week, we were shown very
many c,urtesies by our old friend Col.
J. D. Elliott, who is faithfully serv
ing the public by publishing one OF
the best afternoon papers west of St.
Louis. Col. Elliott is an able Journ-
alist of many years experience, hav-
ing successfully edited one of the
leading papers in Texas for number
of years, and where his reputation in
tina. line needs no encomium. May
that success be rendered him in his
new enterprise, of which he IS SO much
deserving.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

So fax we have had no snow to
speak Of and the weather has been re-
markably fine, giving people ample
time to prepare for the "beau,iiul. :"
II looks to man up tree as though
ve were not going to have so much OF
themticle as heretofore, what is the
reason we don't know, unless some
body has succeeded in selling the
new weather clerk a few prospect
Lo!ss up above timber liue.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

Hon.W. A. H. Loveland claims that
by the removal of the capital from
Denver, the state will lose property to
the value Of $500, 900, which had been
donated years ago, provided the capi-
tai was permanently located there,
and in case it is removed, will revert
back to the original owners.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13
The Nezvs- Democrat seems to b,

The Nezvs- Democrat seems to be
jealous because an Ohio paper places
the shooting of Arizona Bill at Las
Vegas. That's right we want the
credit of every murder that IS commit
ted in the country and Las Vegas has
enough other own; but by the way it
has been going on of late, we will. be
able to compete with any part of the
State.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

The Abilene Gazette gets off the
following gushing protest against Miss
Curtis riding another race with Miss
Pinnoe:
"We note with trembling that Miss
Nellie Curtis is not satisfied with the
result of her race at the Kansas State
Fair, but is about to again challenge
Miss Pinneo to another test Of equs-
trienneshlp, Dan'l do il Nails,
don't, for oar sake. 1t gives K he
jams 10 see your poor saddle in such
grief! Although the Pinneo folk:
put up $500 boad that YOU should
win, yet they cruelty deceived YOU
Don't trust them again dear Nell; but
let Us buckle down to it and raise
good potatoes for the next Fair-the
only chance we ever see for you tc
take the blue. Don't YOU so, Mel
lie; don't go. 80
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

Senator B. yard was elected Presi-
dent of the Senate last Monday. when
that body assembled. Mr.. Bayard is
a Democrat and probable one Of
the ablest statesmen in the country al,
the present day. He represents one
Of the smallest states in the Union,
Delaware, as did his father and
grand father before him
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13
The Denver and Rio Grand

The Denver and Rio Grand Rail
road will be completed to Crested
Butte within two weeks. Just think
oft! A year ago we hal 10 stage it
no miles, even SIX months ago we had
TO make that distance in stage coach.
Now we can get in the cars within
eight miles of our door, and if that
snow only keeps away little while
longer we will have it right here.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

Our friend and fellow townsman.
Bro. ]. NJ. McDougal, went down to
Gunnison to- attend court, and we see
that he has got into a controversy
over some alleged remark made about
the defeat of Brown for Judge. Mac
light into 'em and see that justice is
meted out all around.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

The Mining News, OF Pitkin, has
been born, and it is full grown too,
being a neat seven column paper, ,brim
full of news. 1t is edited by Frank P.
Sheator, formerly of the LuastenatW,
which bespeaks for it live, wide
awake Republican paper.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

The first number of the Gunnison
Daily Rf1vev is on our table. 1t is
a live, newsy four column evening
paper and Republican to the back
bone. Success to you, Bro. Root.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

Every man in this camp who has
ever asked favor of ]. r. Hinkle in
an official way has got it without a
murmur, therefore it is your duty to
vote for him for clerk ard recorder.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

fridge B..rris is daily gaiaipE favor
with the ba- during this term Of cour
i. Gunaison. He will be returned
to the bench without a doubt, b. q
large majority.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

Ga the Sth of this month Jake Hin
kle had son born to him, and OF
the Sth Of next month he will be elect
ed to the Office he now holds in appre-
cation of the accommodates he has
shown the people Of this county.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13
THURSDAY, OCT. -, 1881.

Gitteau refuses to allow R. G.. In
gersoll to be employed with Scoville
IN his defense.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

J.R. Hlnklc is growing more and
more popular here every day. He has
been faithful officer and there is no
reason in the world why he should
not be returned to the office, and the
people of Gunnison county are deter
mined to do it on election day.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

We have received the first copy Of
the MzebenKsnes Miner, published at
Independence, Pi,kin Co., Colo. 1t
is a spright|y and pew;y little FIVE
column paper ably edited, and we
welcome it to our exchange list.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

1t is generally understood that or
the assembling of Congress this fall,
that proclamation would be issued
by the President declaring the reser-
vation open for settlement and legal
izing all mining and real estate loca-
tons previously made thereon. 1t is
to be hoped that those who are large
ly interested here will take an inter,
est in this matter and see that it is
done, because unless some one who is
personally interested in this question
does not take some steps to expedite
matters, it is liable to be overlooked;
Notwithstanding we have been inform
ed by Senator Teller that this question
will receive his immediate attention
on his arrival IN Washington.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13
H1us0Y's Mviur Glz.tYr. OF Der

Hwson's Mining Gz5st7r, OF Den
yer, is new mining journal that W
welcome to our exchange list. 1.
takes the place of the R,ilwly ana
Mining Gazette and is very decided
on the latter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13
WH4T T THE PILOT WOULD
Ike TO KNOW.

Why some men were made very tall
and Others very short.
What SO many Republicans were
doing at that harmony convention IN
Gunnison last week.
Way it Is that as people grow poor
er their appetite increases.
Whether George Washington Spratt
came all the way from Kansas City to
be nominated Superintendent Of Pub
lie Schools.
When Pete Grow is going East after
his wife.
If Bowman wont get Peter ed out
IN the race for Sheriff.
Why Thomas jefferson Maloney
didn', study for a Methodist minister
instead of a lawyer.
When Baney is going to shoot that
straw hat.
What has become Of Timberline.
Whether Bro. Harding killed that
rabbit las Snadav. or soNc other fef-
low who was out cunning.
What has become of the base ball
club.
Why don't our young men organize
a social or literary club.
WAY some men want to fight, cut
shoot and dc all sorts Of bad things
when they get little FIRE water on
board.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

lanes Lewis, better known as "Arl-
zona Bill, ,"died this morning at Crest
ed Butte, from the effects OF wounds
received ten DAYS ago.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

Col. Peters, we learn Is growing
more popular throughout the county
for the office of sheriff.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-13

Geo. B. Spratt ought to receive the
entire vote of this precinct for super
intendent of public schools.
, 1881-12-19
MuRDERoUs< COWBOYS.

The Citizens. OF Caldwell HtiIl in Pur-
suit OF tlle ;covboys' Who Murdered
NV n1"n tyor una Asx-!Harshal Of
os,u..r,, ,u"' Ka ~: r.. 20 =. 49,.
a," uInwsn. ,nv. .,,,,. nas: Dec a-noport' oame in
Lcu,, corruied Ii, tho Grcak, ~ 1o noos p"ts n n
that tho cowboys bad peon closoly pursued, and
that whom they rot to. Door Greek they con-
u"mocs s...,'' o'saa mon, nut they surr6nntcd the
rufi'ans ~ we'll a. thoy could ana kept up ths
belj, onv OF tho pui.utrs rrcn,so, ~ y" H., H. eam,-
struck hin, aoyo h" vrns ssJ.x ..1nna anot which
through bis wrist. This t1strnctcd tho attention
Of tho citizens, and It secms that durlnn
that time the. covboys .craw,cd an, 1.'a1 na1
eseapea. ee At aa'''ahf thls morning Il Was found
@ snoy W wsfS 81 seua: M iat FIRE .tefe wsre fy
sent out ind tho couhtry scnlroJ, but un T., thIa
, 1881-12-19

l,n1'ss, Mr.. .pase, OF California;; Judic-
A!.asis:. ocoos. sa''f; y Now ''9''!s; VIE:
unstft9fic.. nelfurd, Of Cn1nrndo: Agricrlf-
VIZ. VIZ. az, 39chttnc, IT Nobrnskn: Indian Af-
1alrs. ". Efrctt. Of Pennsylvania. and I'm.
nfnfrcmcnt ff Of tho MIaslssinpi liivor. Mr Dill.
'isa,v m'isl,, of Minnesota. These eppolntmeil;. as
iriesld OF the speaker. Tic Republicans are
urroslmR tnn AsslRnncnt Of either cx.Suchkcr
MatnuAil Or Slr. Holt,nn 10 places on tho Apprn.
rntM1ons Committee, hut the friends OF both
1'Al'ontNa AsslDUousLy TO sEcunE roar-
TfDNs
3n that cotnn,istec. Mr.. Knsson IL to have a
'Chair,n1t,sh!p. but II has not yet 1ecn
dei!nlty decided wi1nt que. In fect.
nnotbnR has ~ yet heen ,rrsyocatiy
i!Aett. md u knn,!n that within tho rnat tui,
i,tLlira theIo hayo been Il, humber 1T changes
mhte IN the sefccttons. A gentleman who il
pretty close 10 Speaker KeIfor s0il tonight:
.nothlrF ls 80 tlcilnltiy sctttot sci that II NAV
nnt ue chanKcti. nnd tho remuvul nf ono brick
tho whulo fnbrtc.'' ,'
ThisEen!!en,sn ssit9aiso that Il might bo that
Chhlrin0n Of tho Appropriations Committee, rs
Ennd wnrk WIS ltctn9 t1o1g HI bis f0half, Rottrt.
sun 81 Snesnchusctts, h1 thnlfRht. no, stoo.j nm
1,Gta! enance With nccd. nr Milne, for tho Ju.
dlCtnfy Committee.
, 1881-12-19
CONTRACTION..


fapsefai 1hpateh Tas 0AleYup 1t3ouns.. \
HAsitn11oA, o. O., Dec. lA-The contraction
policy 0f tho ADMINISTRATION Ii daily uttrac, uv
.nore attcnuon In the East. Tha Sunday Capital
today sAys: 80
yWhy contract tho volume Of currency At a,,P
thy moy iofce aKatn upon t'yRrtss and the country
sno @ a,ahiesa Hscuss.Hus aAt fFultieya c0utrpver.
sies ol ta9 kqrty-tHurth and Furty.htta Cvu-
asssseaf IuuKe FnIHer seems IL hAV9 bccn
se!1sn wlth thu tuition that tie country la ttD
pr.%poFnus. III onlsT IL lop on tho 6uperlupus
pso,s!9er1.y 20 alnpts policy whIrh whilo It may
t;, sna9te ttusse nag0 and jay 0oul1 to knock the
sLuo3 MARKET auHH BlGht ur tcH points, and
tnssohy cover their shorts, Is calculated to dis.
Mess aIo Giitbarrnas tho other tlfty millions 1T
Gsu!no MuI !hnaGlt tt0sa PORTIONS Or tho upltpd
@ 6talos n9t ~ immediately bou0licd w ths curb.
s1onea of WALL street. We yunturo 10 say that
T1iE FOLEY Or SECRETARY rol.uER,
u tGstoa tomorrow In Congress- wou!d bn ro-
taGlsteu Oy u t~b-telrdA vote, Rnd, If submitted
~ no people. would bo reversed by Mujurlty
.pAt p4nles calculation. Wo hAyu ln dcurS Il,
nkusuont eks Tue pcrplUxttfea Ut Mr, arthur. but
r. tn9.' WIN npplauds what has bucn dui,e tr
iiuasheS perseverance, 10 nu frlulId VI Aia With
1pan i,1, e1eFuaan on the cue hal,u alla Jusnus IT,
s;na aaGu " .hs other griny wattlnH for btln to
s1,Inn!s: s1. ~. Arthur cAnnot well afor4 to nuke
f51H n4 peilnehts ln that t,oss delicate Ut VII
atunntInlatF4tir1 WI provinces, tho management Of
1aa Hauoaal Hnanpcs. These rumarks aso not IN.
, 1881-12-19
a TRUE IIGNCr1A1AN,
ttE Is APPOINTED. suis-TKEAsuitEn AT NEW

spstfat niipaseh to TIE Caeaeo Tribune.
WAs1t1SuToH, y. T., Dec. lB.--rrcsitient Ar.
the'r l'1s nnde one t,orc npp1tntlucnt, aud Il IL
fcfhl'ps poss1blo from It ID Judgu to aoino OK.
tent whit thu pnlcy OF tho Administration Is In
10 with respect to appointments. Tho position
IS u very important onu--thas nf United Stntus
snh'Trcas'''rr at New York city to III tho yu-
cnncy ca,iscd by the Resignation uf I1ltlhousu,
who goes insd busstrss. liz Ia to tyo euccccdcti
oy Ihonns c. Acton, Superintendent for hnny
years Of the Assay OEico In New ork. Acton Is
4 AsTA1wA1!r OF THE arALwAisrs,
and trno hencl,nsan OF MIR. CouklinK. When
tno sotautorint Fight wits OIL ho wont 10 Al!,any
frequently IN tho Interest Of Arthur. C,,nkll,r
Rt,a c"tnpany. When Mr.. Arthur first rntcrcd
pp!lt,ca i Wns under tho guidance of Mr. Acton,
tast thirty ycnrf az on9nt tho streweAt or pojjt-
iss1 let mnn1xnrs. tho Whch he prpvch .lnrIu1 tho
llfe yr4rs ho WINS 4 EotnritEs5Nrr uf MutTpoit-
I'M P1l!eg. hr Acton was one bf tho founders
e. tio Union LonBtto Club. md WIS prominent III
!laors.l,x scpatur NEnhoip's speech before It In
favor Of adjustit,R.
, 1881-12-19
fkCORP0RATFn.

o0esRt D110a1H 70 fhs Ekfcaao Ivtb4na
episisuFfElD. ILL.,. Dec. 17.-Ths SecFo,ary Of
otate !ssaea paper" Incorporating the following
new Organizations tus1ay; ... ''"~
Tito CnicuRo po~er Company, with A oantt,l
stock of *l.00o,W0: corporators, Ahrahas, n
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