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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-02-18
An EnterprisInx Correspondents.

CouRrLASD, Cal, Feb. 5. The levee
broke all along this side last night,
and there is water on every side a.
far as the eye can reach. The dam
age TO orchards is immense. many
trees being washed out. The wires
are down near CourtIand, and am sit
ting IN the top Of tree, half mile
above Courtland. withinstruments to
send this. Came here in boat.
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Ii. j. II. BATEs, Newspaper Advertis
Agent, Al Park Row Times BufldinQ).
u York, is authorized 10 contract for
ertisemenls in the WoRLD at our best
P. FISHER, Advertising Agent, I'll
chants Exchange, San Francisco, is
Iorized to receive advertisements for
columns Of this paper.
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local ~ evvS-

pAScE at Centennial Hall tonight.
lALPH GooDLIFFE went down to
se last Tuesday.
6TAGEs running between here and
se now make through trips.
|M MONROE, Frank Lord and jim
gee went up to Banner Tuesday.
lex HAUG has repapered and 9th
Use improved the inside appear
e Of the Miners Brewery.
Q. Swift, of Utah, will build q
Be sawmIll at Wood River, Idaho.
Z a capacity Of Is, 900 feet per day,
" next spring.
AaEs CoUGHLIS is painting drop
tan aud supply of scenery for
new stage in the Turn Verein hall
Boise City.
i ne North Santian's banks in Ore
are said to be lined in places with
L ish, dashed to death BY the swift
Her.
as City Marshal at Boise has
pe several unsuccessful raids on
Chinese opium dens. They smoke
very privately, and keep close
Bout for the officers.
ne protracted meeting at Boise
closed last Sunday evening.
9 persons were induced to leave
weak and beggarly elements Of
world" and unite with the Church
ing the meeting.
LIZ tools at ] B. Mondy, who has
contract for improving Snake
y, at Palouse rapids, below Grange
were carried down the river BY
recent rise, which swelled the
= twenty feet. All his scows and
steam drill machinery and tools
lost.
HE Idaho City Theatrical Troupe
pay at PlacerviIle next Monday
Mug and at Quartzburg on Tues
They have not yet decided
e'ner they will go to Garden val
The troupe advertised to play
eother side sometime ago, bni
unit get over on account Of the
Instability Of the road.
az settlers Of Garden Vale,
- two or three days work on the
between there and Plaserville
aaa 1t In a passable condition
"ght teams on Wedne day
IVY teams cannot go over tue roae
alter a spell Of freezing weather
We aud Anderson came aver Il
'efvlile from the valley Wednes
10 cutters, and arrived he. {
1srday afternoon.
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Coffin n Hennalv

shipping large stock Of the ceIe
eed Skinner Flows, and Furst 81 Brad.
|Sulky and Gang Plows which will be
at very low figures. They also have
stock the South Bend Chilled Iron
Ws at reduced prices.
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1t is said that Mr.. w. w. Corcoran,
the Washington banker and philan-
thropist, has given away in all IS. 900.
900 in public benefactions, and 81 900
900 In private charities. and that this
was about three-fnnrths nfh;s fortune.
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sHAw's MOUNTAIN NEWS.
SHAW's MoUNTAIN. Feb. I3. 1881,

Ina" ? NiOGNlAlN, fEu. 10, 1901
En- WoRLD:A few more weeks
have rolled around since my last, but
| don't see much change in our camp.
The Rising Sun looks fully as well as
ever. The ledge is about two feet
wide, and liberal spril king Of free
gold can be seen in the sulphurets.
The indications are that the chimney
will hold out for some time yet
The PaYmaster tunnel is being driv-
en- ahead at the rate of nine feet per
week, which is as much as could be
expected. The Doctors calculate on
having to run 100 or 150 feet to reach
the ledge, and we all think they will
strike it good.
The North Star shows the best rock
of any ledge on the Mountain. You
can scarcely pick out piece without
seeing gold in it. Mr.. Plowman is
running two tunnels. One, whici.
tapped the ledge thirty or for
ty feet below the surface, is now run
ming on the vein. The other will tap
it thirty or forty feet deeper. A
good deal Of noat rock that prospects
well is encountered in this lower tu,.-
mel. Mr. Plowman viii undoubtedly
nave a good run III the spring.
Ell. c. Ciawson's toll-road is in d
horrible condition During the LAS
rain it was flooded from thirty to for
ty feet In many places. In some
places you can see no signs of there
ever having been a road. The Leg
islature, understand, took away
from Mr.. Clawson, aud gave 10 ADJ
county, that portion of the road be
tween Boise City and Five Mile creek
Now we would like to see Ada coun
Ity fix her part of it. Mr. ClawsoI
says he will have his portion in goos
condition as soon as Ada county re
pairs her portion. We would like t,
see the wosK started, for it is now al
most impossible to get any suppIies
in. We al sympathize with Mr.
Clawson in his bad luck. Everybod,
in this part Of the country knows Ii
has always kept his part of the rpat
in good order.
Last Saturday snow fell to the
depth Of fourteen inches. Pleasant
weater now. SSIBBoR.
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There d more IL fact than fancy ID
the following from the Boston Tran
script: Il j. unacconntable, but il II J
fact nevertheless. that boy will lis
ten more attentively to ! recital Of bis
fathers youthful escapades and rel
member them longer than be will All
the moral teachings and exhorfations
Ihat his sire may indulge ii years
preaching, and be will think 10 less
|of the old gentleman On discovering
that be has been boy, like himself.
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a full house greeted the dramatic
troupe Wednesday evening. .Miri-
ANS Crime" beautiful three-act
drama. was produced, and the troupe
deserve credit for the excellent man
ner IN which every character was sus-
tanned. Hufin, lawyer, was well
taken BY John Monroe, as was also
Bernard Reynolds by Sam Davis
Biles and Scumley, personated res
BY John West and T. r..
Barry, made good deal Of fun.
They were slick pair. and played
many line points to come into posses
sion q property that had heen wiIled
TO Bernard Reynolds. Scnmley, the
nearest relative of deceased, and an
ex-penitentiary convict, would be-
Come the lawful heir on failure Of
the rightful heir to produce the docu-
ment, which Biles gets hold Or
by q sly trick, and forces Scumley to
count him in on the property that the
latter expected to possess; Int Miri-
am West, personated by Mrs. Sue
Hill, finds Bile's box containing his
private papers, among which is the
will which is turned over to the real
heir. Biles and Scrumley played a
pretty fiDe game, but were not the
pair Of aces they appeared at first to
be, and didn't win in the end. The
character Of Miriam West was well
played by Mrs. Hill. Miss Nettie
Moulton made 6rst-rate Mrs. Raby.
Miss Moulton has never taken a
leading character, but it is the opin-
ion of all that she could Go justice to
much heavier parts than she has been
cast for. Daniel, ali lrishman, could
not have been better played than it
was by Jas. Davis. He Looked aud
talked like one just over from the
"ould sod" and brought down tue
house at every entrance. As an
Irish comedian Jim takes the lau-
rels. As an interludc Alonzo Hill
sang "Dwenty Seven Cents and
Miss Nettie Moulton sang "Over the
Hills to the Poor House, Miss Net
tie possesses rich voice. aud sings
with expression. She received a
hearty encore. Jim Davis next APP
peared and ratified off the clog dance
lin artistic style. He vas brought
Iont the second time and danced the
l"Irish aslierwoman Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown can very properly be
called roaring farce, as the audi
ence was kept III a roar from begun
ming to end. Sam Davis and Mrs
Hill were Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, and
John West 'Cnpidp After this farce
Johu West sang Dem Good Ole
Times and was cncored. The en-
Itertainment concluded With sMasqne-
trade Ball. rafting farce.
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This il worl. Of disappointment
Gallagher asked Of Ragbag: Whats
the difference between you aud !
numbbeadg7 and be expected Ragbag
To say he didn't know, and then he'd
have the laugh. On him But Ragbag
replied: '.Oh, you and are mol 1t all
alike. Anybody can see the differ
ence.s And then it was Gallagher
wao paid for the drinks for the crowd.
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mi aa'fskIn MofIf.
friday, FEBRUARY is, 1881.
Rosto@css 8ourx.

hiring week oayt until further notice.
|Postoffice will be kept open from seven
I. until nine r. ~.
Hndays from hafpast twelve ID one.
/ from four until Six F. ~
1 MONEY ORDER Bus1NEss.
Ne Money Order Office will not be
bcd at all on Sundays; and no Money
I'm business will be transacted On Sal.
Tvs after four o'clock y hi
>. q. SILSBY,
lilo City, Dec 3, 1875. Postmaster.
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Our Descriptive Illustrated Price
List. No. Ne. OF Dry Goods. etc.. will be
issued about March 1st, 1881. Prices
quoted I'm No IS VIII remain good until
that date Send rs your name early for
copy of No. -. Free to any address,.
MONTGOMERY WARD y CO.,
SGT q 4s9 wabash Ave., Chicago. III.
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On February lst- eighty miners
were discharged from the slopes of the
bonanza mines. There is little likeli-
hood of replacing them. as with but
small exceptions the ore bodies have
been worked as long as the ore ex-
tracted would pay for mining and mill
ing. Some men are still at work in
the slopes.
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Doc. Thousands of soldiers
Is CuclOlIS.a and their heirs entitled
By late laws of Congress. Send two stamps
far laws and copy of CITIzxN SOLDIER. to
NV. Fitzgerald, u. s Cam Atty, Box.
SIS, Washington. ID. c.
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THE following give away" on one
Of our northern Legislators comes from
Boise City: Last night, Mr.. East
man, Of the Overland Hotel, was
aroused by call from up stairs, "see
here, Eve lost my curtain tie made
his way to the room occupied by
The member was leaning
out of the window asking colleague
on the floor below if he had seen the
curtain. The colleague was assidu-
onsIy searching for il. 'Curicus
about that curtain. | gave. It . little
pull aid it tipped right out OF the
window Mr.. Eastman shed more
light on the subject by shaving nm
thai The curtain, on pulling OF Q
string, suddenly rolled itself up at
the top Of the window. It was one
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notes and accounts owing to MS must be set
10 thirty days without fail II not settled bv
time they will be placed in the hands 81 az a.
ey for collection. COFFIN Il KENNALY.
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M Office IS HEREBY GIyFy TO ALI. WHO =
M il may concern. that person is xnsheFiz e
10 horros money the credit OF the urae-s sues
nor to pledge the credit Of cur coEnpzry for "a,
thing MT strictly cannecsad with the ~arkinz ~
eur mining claim. for this pss<sass withess
entering il in Company Pass ~ I
HOP SING CtsMPANT
August n. 1891. Graass< Crsekx
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Calling Cards. sss se ssE,s $

and Gents aIliaE Cards received at til
WORLD office Cards put up IN neat casess
holding 90 Price modersfe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-04

t)ARENTS in search of schools for their
country In " WV ~ - Wv
PINCkNEY'S SCHOOL AND COLLEGE DIRECTORY
best schools furnished gratis. - 49,
T. COrESWORTH PINCKNEY'S
Agency for Schools and Teachers,
broadway and l4th-st., New York
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steamboats, ano RAILROADS..

EH YORK PARKWAY S AZ now known as the NEW
SiSsss asS s
$s%:s: :e vs.: 8 :ss
% SS3pnects az Turner's NeSburs
Ssass er 1s Snsna sssp sn
H iSs w pi%ns Cars to Chicago
sso ssuSdsy n ShS s oa S sand sIs s
hqtef ssS a aaS P Pas s
SS @ ssS 10. - nGSn and ' q ssS
via Ne%srs e n $40 eio M II pia9,ght
S Sl S SIG and Y Saturday Nights only sum
1d sggSs E a sSq S SiiIsS sgss,v as
ly5 @$0P and II %ldRisht y' o. S'S0' 'o'2o a H.
SswSnrs and maze Cornwall M as9 3D. "a M $500 .ao 600
aSSnt eg1 S Sso NM s ssS 3d. 4
sn mG%st ssS i 5;5S ies 7l5 m
dirdr trains with osweso Midland and
da gsr 5sE 1873 So S2 GO and m so iS
NO TiiE cATsKiLiS~spsSlal Putnam Car train from
o S % ESGss Vest wtaG Hunt
G5ana HoteD ANA all stations aud Deia%are
Iaggage checked from residence.
d savs 70 As % a Of and
and sfes for for Apar9eas Room
sSSSs Ssss Es 3 spl Sss; as
courts brooklyn or the Company oepSts ~ r. No.
Express Trains from the West NewYOrk at TBS
iSo. N ABBOTT, GEM pass'r Agent. New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
iooe eavs for 9d GeseT Nyacs
@iaafe later Sunday Nights the $50 pun train Will leave
X Xfls ana d m2nFs sy zoo sqS
EALL RIVER LINE.
rho For For n FALL RIVER BOSTON AND THE EAST
pa ct M s,s SSS,f H an ps.p
the provinces y Ph iSs s2enaiI STEAMERS amer
f Pier TGo daily snnaays insie $3.50
every evening te 6ani IN orch strss attached
mo1aag trains to Boston short rail- ride mc and
NEWPORT LINE
The r 0SL ro,t Di t LINE TO NEWPORT, RI
neccn By I'll POINTS o. , old Colony Boston
Leave YNW dSy s ANP OLD cSa2Sy
A. X Connection by Annex from Brooklyn p
Tickets and ateroons both lines may he secured at all
PPinr oels transfer and ticket Offices at the office
List of tours and sent free on app
Gro r co.von BORDEN LOWELL, Agents
FOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman sieepers via n. Y. N H. H. R r. Leave
Grand Central Depot az 1885 week DAYS and 1880
VIA New YORK Sew.Isngland Railroad ''A''S
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
, sAToNIc AMI NAUGATUCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
m Fare lower thanOy any SsnsE foar
FOR the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
wrr PhR t Nb b xPRE s aE0GGM TRAY IRA,
ma IsT0YINGToN LINE from N fpESg VIII" tho
Leaves stoningon steamboat landing daily except Sun
days at a. stopping for breakfast Providence and
Tcp =, rymoSth runs through WITHOUT CHANGE
ENOT. THE
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Dameina Ara0emies.

A LIEN DODWORTH'S SCHOOL FOR
No. pANCING No. 681 Fifthave.
misses closed Tor the will again October
10. during vacation private lessons may be had
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Cost ano found.

RANK BOOK LOST.-Bank Book No. 52I, 639
OF TIE Bowery savings Bank is missing The Under q
50 day OF september 1884, application Will be made % ne
OST.-Bank book No. 417,171, Bank for
IL Savings. 67 Bloeckerst, Payment ssoppod
Pleese return book 70 bank
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Corporation Notices.

NOdLmICE..froposals will be received at the
recton No SO Thrdave, until August T. 1877 Tor dry
gus groceries, leather &c. full Information ace CITY
Record for sale at No. 2 City Hall 1855 " wv ~"
NOddCE:-PropOsals will be received ut the
t 0nSe 81 the Department Of Public Charities
oco no % 3dave, until August O. 1881 for dry goods
groceries, leather &C. Information see City Record
Tor sale at No. 2 City Hall. ivy -N'
NOIlCE.--PrOpOsals will be received at the
Once Of the Department Charities and Coreo-
uoi, ~ 90 Ihrd-ave, until August plumbing
anu gas uttng work and for boiler
formation SEQ CITY Record. for sale ut No z city Hall
NOIiCE:@Sealed proposals will be received
M the once OF the Fire Department. Nos 1877
facfin ST. Until august TO- 1851 for furnishing
Alton see City Record for sale No. 2 City II all
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTS
~1rATrD ppoooo NEw: YORK. Aug 3, 1881. s.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- once until noon, for the
~ ~ T. o. and A. r. r. Bridge both Kiyer under
Jay oI chap Dr. Laws OF 1850. Particulars at this
ounce The hoard reserves the right reject
discretasn BY order Of the Hoard
D. A. NASH. Secretary
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'HE HIGH SCHOOL at Lawrcncevillc, MI,
VIII enter upon its (2dl seventy 18Th
day OF September next SAMUEL NJ. HAMlLl, D. D.. piin
all ehcient OF teachers atirac
I'VE home oi boys preparing for college
ton retired and healthy instruction best terms rea
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IADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL.
MISSES PERRIN, 2,O21 5th-ave n Y
VI Terms per annum, 5000

l open her Glasses 14S East 2lsst Gramercy Park
Wednesday Oct H. Preparation Wellesley Smith
and Harvard Examinations Advanced classes for Women
Art Literature, Science Language and Mathematics. Pre-
paratory department for Misses Number of boarders limited
70 ten Circulars application to Miss NORRIS Boonton
j. sen A
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lectures ano aleefiuas.

a Mi IL. T lNSTITUTE.-Quarte meet
D. III" CHAS. NICK. LEoSER, Rec. Secsy
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Goteis.
Steamboats, alo Railroads.

4 TROY BOATS. CITIZENS, TTNP
M Note change in location NuV STr, :, ~ -
IoGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily except SATURDAY
.lo. N No ~ North hiver foot Of Chri,top sr-st con
a n Win morning trns Tor the North West sun
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
soUIH SIDE or GAVAI.Sr; overy WEEK DAY at So
trains North West ani slst O''0" "'''
Excursion uckesto Albany and return good 30 days SO
w W. EVERETT, President
A LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and C..
r, NiBBARDd daily Sundays csptei. vestryst
am z-l- ~ ~ p (BrOoklyn, at 4
s a ahn; ht SyasS Esrry Vest Point Ncwbnrg Pougn
beck oy ercg with the rla on the Ulster and Del
u. are X r. at Hudson for Pittsicld Lebanon spa etc
~ AIulny Tor the North AMI West ami SPF'rTAJ
SSANAT3SA EXPRESS. New. York Central and Hudson
tickets Ia West New6urg returning by down hoat
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| HNHE GUNNERY.-The fall term of this
boarding school for boys will begin September IL
Address +. w. GUM,
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| MPORTANT to Students of Music-The new
calendar OF the New England College
Music IL sent free Apply 10 L. ToURJEE, ALL
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ENOL. THE

~ TO Boston. Worcester Nashua Portland the East
via New Londcn.Steamers leave Pier North River
daily SUNDAYS IN lnAel
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New Advert sements.
Election Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN the Judges of Election and to the
Voters OF Allegany county, that an cleo
ton will BIO held in the several Election
Districts of Allegany county, at the usual
places of holding elections, on
Tuesday, the 9Th Of November, 1881,
for the purpose of electing-
One person to be Comptroller of the
Treasury of the State of Maryland.
One person to be State Senator from AL
legany county for the General Assembly
of Maryland.
Four persons to be Members of the
House Of Delegates firm Allegany county
for the General Assembly of Maryland.
Five persons to be County Commission
sof Allegany county.
On, person to be Sheriff of Allegany
county.
One person to be Register of Wills for
Allegany county.
One person to be County Surveyor Of
Allegany county.
And the qualified voters will also ex-
press upon their ballots "For the Constitu-
tional Amendment" or against the Con-
stitutional Amendment" as each voter
shall elect, in accordance with the proyi-
sions contained in article IA of the Con-
stitution of this State,
The polls for said election will be open
ed in each and every Election District OF
said county, at the usual places of holding
the polls, at O'Clock, n. M, and will be
closed at o'clock, p. m when the ballots
shall be publicly counted.
NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS WHO
DEAL IN LIQUORS.
For the information of all persons con-
cerned, the following act of the Legis,a-
ture, passed March Gath, 1866, is publish
ed
CHAPTER 191.
AN ACT prohibiting the sale of spirit
uous or fermented liquors in the several
counties of this State on the day Of cleo
| ton.
1t shall not be lawful for the keeper OF
any hotel, tavern, store, drinking estab-
lishment or any other place were liquors
are sold, or for any person or persons, di-
rectly or indirectly, to sell, barter, give or
dispose Of any spirituous or fermented
LIQUORS, ale, beer, intoxicating drinks of
any kind, on the day of any election
hereafter to be held in the several counties
of this State.
ANY person violating the provisions of
this act shall be liable TO Indictment by
the grand jury of the county where the
offence was committed, and shall upon
conviction before any Judge of any ofthe
Circuit Courts ofthis State be fined UNI
of not less than fifty dollars, nor more
than one hundred dollars for each and
every offence; one-half the fine snail be
paid the informer, the other half to the
county commissioners for the use of pub.
lie roads. HENRY HANEKAMP,
Oct 15-td Sheriff.
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Business Locals.

Business Locals.
In will amaze YOU to find how very
cheap Whips, HOrse-COllars and
Hames can be bought at
FRANK @. BEALL's
"The" Collar and Whip Man.
Rogers. the Artist, has what ev-
cry family should hape-good Pictures of
the martyred President, James A. Garfield,
and his noble wife; both true likenesses
and worthy to hang anywhere. Prices 20
cents, so cents and 81.
IT is to the peoples advantage to buy
Hardware at the Hardware store.
FRANK g. BEALL,
"The" Hardware Man.
Attention have half dozen
nice, pleasant homes, for sale cheap and on
easy terms. JAMES KANE, Agent.
PhotOgraplls.-Eow is the time to
get your lookness tooken" at ROGERS
New Gallery. Frames and Albums al
ways on hand.
Buy Wood and WiilOwware
where you can have the largest selection.
FRANK G. BEALL,
"The" Wood and Willowware Man.
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IN MEMORIAA.
FRcsTgURa. Mp.. Oct.

FRcsTBURa. Md, Oct. A, 1881.
TO the Officers and Members of Ffost5urg
Lodge, No. 40, l. o. o. f.:
DEAR SIRs AND BRoTHERs-We, your
committee appointed to draft appropriate
resolutions expressing the sense of this
Lodge upon the death of Brother ROBERT
TENANT, ST., respectfully beg leave to
submit the following
WHEREAS, On tho nth morning OF
September Brother ROBERT TENANT, ST.,
after a long and we'll spent life, was called
away from earth and his body consigned
to its last resting place by this Lodge on
the 10th of September, 1881; therefore DO
it
ResoEped, That in the death of Brother
ROBERT TENANT, ST. this Lodge has
cause to mourn the loss Of faithful Odd
Fellow, this community model christian,
and his family kind father, brother and
friend.
Rfs0lced, That while we bow in humble
submission to the decree of an All-wise
Providence we should seriously mediate
upon the solemn admonltl0n IL affords
and 80 live that when we are called away
we may leave the record Of well.spent
life.
ReSo!ced. That to the bereaved family
we tender our heartfelt sympathy.
Res0tUed, That us token of our respect
to the memory of our deceased brother
the members of this Lodge wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days and the
Lodge room be draped for the same period.
tions be properly engrossed and presented
to the family, and copy furnished the
FRosrBURG MINING JOURNAL for publ
cation.
Respectfully submitted in +. L. and IT,,
THos. HILL, z. G.,
JAS. w. j. ENGLAR, p. G..
Gro. b. McCuLLoH, p. G.,
Committed