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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-03
PERSONAL POINTS.
Items of Intelligence Concerning Nh.
merOds Individuals,

merods Individuals,
Hon. c. Boggcss, of Clarksburg, is in the
James Speyer who has been visiting friends
in St Louis returned home last evening"
Mr. David L. Kennedy, of Troy, Ind, is
visiting his uncle, Hugh Crockard, Of Morrow
street.
Charles Lohse, son of Julius Lohse, ESQ i,
left yesterday for Bethany to enter Bethany
College.
Mrs, Samuel Neel, OF Helena, Montana, is
visiting Mrs Roberts, corner Jacob and
Fifteenth streets.
Miss Daisy Dunlap, who has been spending
her holidays In the city, returned to Mt. dc
Chantal yesterday.
Miss Laura Updegraff is expected to return
from Pittsburgh, where she has been spend.
ing holiday week, to-day.
Miss Georgia Hoffman, of Circleville, O.,
isexpected to arrive to-day in the city, and
become the guest OF Miss Dora Hildreth, Of
Chapline street.
Mrs. Richard Williams (nee Miss Emma
Boyd who has been visiting relatives in this
city for the past week, returned to her home
in Railway, n. j., last evening.
Miss ESSic Kennedy, one of Pittsbureh's
sweet singers, was in the city yesterday and
assisted Mrs Jacob Berger in receiving,
She returns to Vassar college to-day.
Col. Robert McEldowney, Of New Martins.
vile, the looming candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Congress in the next
campaign, was in the city yesterday.
Messrs. Loe, Woltand Mertz, who live over
the river in Ohio, left yesterday for Bethany
m In hot ~
tuition, after pleasant holiday vacation.
Mr.. c. NJ. wager and Miss Ida wager will
return home to New MartinSville to-day,
after q two weeks visit TO Jas. l.. Degant,
They will be accompanied by Jas. L. Degant.
Mr.. David Okey, OF Woodsfeld, Ohio,
Alex. I. Longdon, Of Little Washington,
and S, I. Wells, of Parkerburg, were among
the arrivals at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mr.. A. L. Wilmoth, the new Chief Clerk in
the office OF Hon. B. l.. Butcher, State Super.
intendent of Free Schools, arrived in the city
yesterday, to assume his new duties. He Is
by experience aud tastes well fitted for the
position, and will make an able co-adjutor Of
Mr.. Butcher.
The well known clothing house OF 0ehm
y Co, in this city, was yesterday closed, and
the business discontinued. Mr.. Dan Boss,
the manager Of the house here, will accept
position with the principal house Of the firm
in Baltimore, the large establishment Of G.
n, 0ehm & Son.
Mr.. John F. Baker, has been admitted to a
partnership in the firm OF Lewis Baker & Co.,
publishers Of the Register. We are glad to
chronicle this advancement with which John
has been favored. He begins his journalistic
career under cnviablo circumstances and
should make his MARK
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County Affairs.

Yesterday morning at the meeting OF the
Board Of Commissioners, Mr.. Caldwell intro.
duced tue following:
ResOlred, That the chair appoint two mem
berS Of the Board to confer with our repre-.
sentatiyes In the Legislature, and agreeable
to the Council Committee To act with them
In procuring such legislation Us they may
think is needed for the better government Of
Ohio county and the city OF Wheeling
II was adopted and Mr., SGhultze and Mr..
Carnahan named Us said committee.
Mr.. Caldwell referred TO the recent case In
Justice Caldwells court where man had 20
be discharged because there was no bastardy
law, and advocated strongly carly action on
the part OF the committee to procure the pass
ago OF such law as should cover such cases.
Squire SchultEe referred to the "vags" and
wanted a yagarant net. The present system
Of providing for INDECENT people out OF the
contingent pooFfund, and the evils connected
with that system, vas rs shown; new plan
will probably be adopted.
In connection with the poor. fund It might
be stated that on the first OF June last the
county had Overtlrawn TO the amount OF
$S,S54.l0 during the three years previous.
At the June meeting $1,000 was appropri,
ated, OF that amount only SiSS.i2 remains,
the remainder having been swallowed up by
Commissioners warrants, Poor House ex.
penses aud improvements, mainly, however,
BY tho WarrnntSs
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ANOTHER F1TGL ACCIDENT.
John FiIIber Killed on the d. & @
Road Mt BenWoOd,

Yesterday afternoon passenger train No. 0,
which leaves here at $3.50 r. NJ, struck man
named John Fillber, who was walking on the
track Of the B. & o. Railroad, and instantly
killed him. His home was at Cameron. and
he was farmer by occupation, and about IS
years old. lie leaves family. His body
was removed to his late home on a later train.
Nobody connected with the road could be
blamed for the accident, according to our in
iormant, as It was attributable to the un-
on the track.
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Ghe Gnteltigenter.
New Advertisements.

once, Sos. % and ~ Fourteenth street
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Yesterday morning messenger was sent
to Captain Benefits residence on Market
street, with the information that a robbery
had been committed and that his presence
was Immediately required at the CITY Han,
The worthy Chief OF Police ever ready and
vigilant lost no time in getting to his office,
when he was paralyzed by finding all the
force present, while in front OF them was a
very handsome and elegant smoking easy
chair OF the latest style and pattern, up
holstered In combination OF olive green and
old gold brocade withscarle plush trimmings.
It was intended as q New Years gift 10
Capt. Bennett, whom 1t can be truthfully
said is a big favorite among his men. II lad
been decided that the Irish orator from the
Fourth ward, Officer Dominick Morris,
should make the presentation speech, but al
the last moment the voice OF the blue-coated
guardian failed him, and Lieut. Sylyis was
obliged to come to the relief. In few words
the gift was rendered and thankfully accept.
ed. Capt Bennett Is proud Of his gift, and
he may well feel so, for 1t indicates his stand.
ing with the men.
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A New Railroad in The THIRD District.


Secretary OF State stalnaker Yesterday
issued a certificate Of incorporation to another
new railroad company, called the Kanawha
q Chesapeake Railroad Company. The rail.
road which the corporation proposes to build
kanawha county, and run by the most prac.
ticable route to point at or near the mouth
OF the south branch of the Potomac river, in
Hampshire county, and the right is reserved
to build also branch line to point on the
Potomac river In the county OF Mineral, 10.
gether with such other branch lines as may
be hereafter designated and are authorized
by law.
The principal business Office is to be located
Mt Charleston, and the corporation is a per.
petual one, with an authorized capital stock
oil St0OO,Oo0 in SlO0 shares. The following.
named gentlemen are the corporators: II. &.
Parsons, H. D. Whitcomb andS. MEG. Fisher,
Of Richmond; Va; Joseph S. Miller, Of Wheel,
ing, and s. A. Miller, ST., of Charleston.
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Or ". A. DAuPHIN, '' -
:. No. 2l2 Broadway, New York.
c.ISo hnoTds addEes'ed 70 New Orleans will re.
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Notice to Water Consumers and Others
Head Of local,
New siock-Geo. r. Taylor-FOurth page,
Drug Store for Sale.
County Board Of Equalization and Appeals,
Property for Sale.
Science and the Bible"
For Safety Invest in Real Estate.
Wanted-Girl.
Situation Wanted.
nedy & Co.
Dividend-Gcrman Bank.
Dividend Notice.
Wanted-Cats.
Wanted-A Boy.
, Proclamation.
Fellows Hypophosphites.
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MIGM PRICEs ron WATER.
Some of the Large Contributors TO til,
Water Tax Fund,

Water is generally regarded as cheap
commodity, when It is looked upon in the
light Of commodity at all. And 1t is, no
doubt all things considered, furnished as
cheaply to citizens Of Wheeling by the city
water works as 1t can be afforded. Some
times the head OF large family, with a cor
respondingly large house and "all the mod
ern Improvement" is inclined to grumble a
little at the figure on his water tax bill when
the collector calls. Some OF these will find
consolation, possibly, in peruSing the follow.
Ing list OF firms and establishments paying a
rental Of over 500 to the city annually FOR
water, with the sum paid BY each;
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A PLEAsANT paIsEyrATIoN.
Gov. Jackson Made the Recipient Of an
Elegnnt Gold watch.

Yesterday afternoon some Of Gov. Jack
sons personal friends, to the number oil
eight or ten, dropped In informally, ap,
parently, to present the compliments of the
season, and express their good wishes for the
Executive departments future. One by one
they arrived, until the assemblage was com.
plete, rs II without any previous collision
on the part OF those present.
At a favorable opportunity Senator Joe
Woods slgnalled for silence, aud claiming the
attention OF the surprised Governor, he
briefly and tlttlngly expressed on behalf OF
himself and associates their cordial feelings
Of friendship for His Excellency, and their
hope that time would but cement this
friendship. He said that as slight token OF
their esteem and reg Iri, those present and
4 few Others Of like mind desired To pres, Mt
to the Governor q little gift, which they
trusted would always serve to remind him Of
his friends In this lart Of tho ioOtstoOl. He
Herewith produced neat morocco case,
containing a handsome gold watch and
transferred It to the Governor.
Gov. Jackson seemed at first OF loss 10
understand exactly the turn the affair had
taken, but he managed to recover his pres.
enee OF mind and respond very gracefully
and ieellngly TO the remarks Of the Senator,
saying that he would accept the watch and
value 1t highly, not for It's intrinsic value,
but on account OF the feelings which prompt.
cd the gift, aud as a constant reminder Of The
" lrm friends whose gift II was.
The Governor then invited his friends into
bis SdHctiHI SnnciOrtHI, where short time wal
pleasantly spent, and the gentlemen with.
drew wishing that the Governors shadow nor
his friends should never grow less,
The watch Is Of novel and elegant design,
and has artiStically engraved upon one bScI;
the Governors monogram, ~. d. j." On an
inner face are the words:
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WASHINGTON, D. c., January 3.-1A. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather during the day, with slowly rising
temperature, easterly 10 southerly winds and
stationary or falling barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region, slight rise in
temperature, winds mostly from west to south,
occasional light snow and partly cloudy
weather.
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CoNDucroR W. S. Rathburn, OF the Lake
Shore Railroad, residing in Detroit Mich,
was cured by St Jacobs Oil of very severe
case OF rheumatism. He was delighted with
its prompt action and influence.
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Jusr received a lot Of Ladies' Hand Turned
Button Shoes, suitable for dancing, at
L.N. BLoXD's,
ll35 Main street.
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PHILOSOPHERS say that Affairs should always
be conducted With view to the greatest
good OF the greatest number. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup has demonstrated itself TO b0 Of
the greatest good TO the greatest number Of
SufiererS.
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Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY

Incorporated in ls6S, for IS yeas, by the Legi,lS.
ior ~ :, 6 and charitable puposesSwih
over $50, 900 has hnce been added, "'
~ an overwhelming popular vote, its franchise
wa mAae part oil the present State Contribution.
adopted December ., A. D. 1879.
monthly. ''' '''-S P'''Ss
i meyer scales or pOstpOneA Look at the follow
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Bargain InnPIano.

GESIs Fine Hand Embroidered Slippers
Tor holiday presents, ut L. V. BLoNpta
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CLosrSG out for the next thirty DAYS n lot
OF Mems Heavy Boots and Shoe at cost,
L. " BLOSD
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of The
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company viii Je
held NJ The office OF the Company on MONDAY,
THE NINTH DAY OF JAM AIRY, 1857, between
Of nine managers 10 serve during tho ensuing Srar
dGH JOS. LAWSON, SeCUDtHTy
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f,nmi,rIe IfnlIeruanr.

George R Taylor Is offering great bargains
In cambria underwear to close out tho stock
on hand. This underwear was manuiae-
tured expressly for his own sales and Is made
in the best lpanner and Of the best materials.
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ThermOmeter Record.

THR usual merchants lunch at the New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! at MIL,
LER & FRANZHEII'S, the jewelers.
1909 Market Street.
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.oyERSoR J. 3. JACKSON


The watch was made by Vacheron 4 Con
stantin, Of Geneva, Switzerland, and both
works and case are Of the finest material and
most skilful construction. 1t was purchased
Of !. g, Dillon, OF this CITY.
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VIII close our place Of business at 8 o'clock
2 N, Saturdays excepted, until further no.
hee, i. sWAhcIRR1 1901 Main street.
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DRY GOODS.
1881.
Far Ahead Of All Predecessors
1851.

lithere wal ever year that ought in all reason
one lut closed The spring was late. the SUMMER
hot, the winter up " date uneSui4pled l0i mild.
mes and yet Ia spite Of all we have dlstAnced every
preceding year Of our enilru busine9 hi.Ioiy. 10
wonder, Rllef ali me people are satisfied that the
goods we offer them Hru good and our prices very
low. No weather can keep them away from theh
gfOod opportunities No distance eau keep them
away. SIC make no empty b0ast.
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The following shows the range of the ther.
momcter, US observedat SchnepTs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
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WANTED-CIG MAKERS-FlvE
wv OIL clear Havana and twenty on stog,s
c,EAn. Gail st or adlnas 50 sherman avenue, 1iis
kuenlitA. de2I.fu
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COMPREHENSIVE.

In retiring from the late firm Of Boyd & Pnther,
wish TO tender TO the trade my thanks for the
liberal patronage heretofore exb iided the old arm
and earnestly solicit for the new firm cOntinu.
aa Ses d tue same sY.peATHER.
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GOOD ROOMS TO l.ET-WELL FUR.
~ hlsHED. With OF without board a paftie,
gish; Cor. Main and. Twentieth streets ]. "
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LOST,

II oST--A LIBERAL REWARD WTIf
IL be raid for the return Ia ii sn,,th 49,, -
timOre, Nd. OF black valiie put In iadiss coas5 =;
tain which left Bonwo0d ioF WHEELING ne na,S,.
lug Of The 2lSt Of December.
ia2 HAMILTON IIAZLEfH|RSF
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WANTED.

WANTED-A GOOD COMPET'FyT
w girl can obtain gutd homo and All 81 y.
wages BY applying At No. W Fifteenth Ittoet n
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TOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT
u The house contains ten rooms including bath
r,ain. wash h"uSe and drying room on back Of lot.
Brick bui ding. with modem improvements Terms
easy. lnquiIe of A. HuLLlDAY. dos
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Mv daughters Paralysis ataxis disappeared
from the use Of PerunS.
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ENOR REM ApRIL NEXT.

dor RENT-sToRE WITH WELL Ar.
l RANGED DWELLING on Second and
Third floors, No. 80 Twelfth street, now oC.
cupled by Nesbitt & Son WAREHOUSE
No, 1916 Main street, at present In the occu.
pancy Of ChaS d. j. Biigell as a Wholesale
Drug Store. Possession, lstApril next Ap.
ply to j. W. PAXTON,
decl2 1900 Chapline 81.
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RMLHEADs, LETTER HEADS. DO
II For neat Bill Head. Inttsr ~ W W
6asaas Cards DC, 20 70 the Daily inteiiRensesS IN
Vmce .eNHsst wy
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"WINE oF oARpUIn ourc. irrernlDr

painful, or difficult meRstruation.
Sold by Logan Go.
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s.E.PRATHER.
FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-BUGGIEs, PHAEToNS,
y and Wagons Now Is the time for bargains
Also fine Daft HoHpH for sale. J. ". FERRElL
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets nrln
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TX particular attention Of ls p,lieI, mini a, N,
Idef piai te elitrs Rn9T0 Ne ektJ foT eIef Ho,S5
DIattAg q Aod und consequently an N mis-, n srs
aL1sglagGre I'D aad dIauh aRtpdid i.Ij.wSiST' W.
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GENERAL NOTICES,

objection.
The regular annual meeting OF tho stock
holders OF the Commercial Bank, for the cleo
ton Of directors will held at Us Banking
House on TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1889,
between the hours Of 0 and ia, NJ
S. 7. HILDRETH, Cashier.
WHEELING, january 2. 1882
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

IA. 1gN.sr.M7Px A.Ml2S5EA7h,
Il 20 30 q Is . q Is
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national BANK OF W. va, AT
In WHEELING.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
bank, and the election Of dirrctOrs will be held at
the Banking HOUSE on TUESDAY, JANUARY 10.
lsS9, between the hours Of ! aud4PM
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
WHEELING, W. VA. December q. 1881
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CToCKHOLpERsl NIEETING.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The meeting the stockholders Of the Exchange
Bank OF wheeling will be held MONDAY, JANu.
ARYg 1857, between the hours Of II A. ". and p.
NJ, forthe election of Directors for the ensuing year
de2s JOHN J. JONES, Cashier
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REAL ESTATE BULLETIN:

REAL ESTATE BULLETIN:
bottom land lArgc orchard, ali well under Cul,Iya.
tiod, good substantial buildings.
Fhin Of 4oO acres hne sheep farm, buildings etc,
al IN good condition; Slipper acre
hgh, acres improved and building on Il; miles
from city; for bAle or exchange.
sSiSo VIII buy new two story brick dwCllIng,s
:, Cheap homes for $50. $3.50 $780, $3.50, slio,
Sl,SOO and u GOO In all parts OF the city
c. A. sCIAEFER & co.
"s-s neg, heap ocean tickets to and from Europe.
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CAPITAL PRIZE $1,000
10000 TiGKE 81 At TWO DOLLARS "a

1851 Prizes, amounting to.,,,,...,. .... am M
hes PonAlGle corresponding agents wanted Al an
For further Information, Wfite clearly TivinR mi
addreS send orden by expires or registe isttst
or money order BY mail, Eddreaed only 10 ''''
II. A. DAUPHIN.
Nav OFlaanS T..
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All the drawings will hereafter DO under the ex.
elusive supervision and control Of GENERALsG. T
BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. BARLEY.
a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A Fop.
TUNE FIRST GRAND DISTRIBUTION hi, AS
a, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, IASJ1RY
lOTh, lSs2-liOth MONTHLY DRAWING.
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bargain ina Piano.
Good * octave rosewood piano, nearly
new, used but u short time, will be sold at 4
great bargain. Call and examine at Lucas
Music Store, 1l42 Main street.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-22
UTAH & NORTHERN
Change of SUPPLEMENTARY

Mr. George w. Thatcher, who has been
superintendent of the Utah & Northern the
past I've or six years, has rendered his resig-
nation, and is to be superseded by Mr.. w.
b. Doddridge. Mr.. Thatcher has made a
pleasant official, and has seen The road ex-
tend under HIS SUPPLEMENTARY from Frank
lin, Idaho 10 Butte, Montana, distance of
over 300 miles. Mr.. Doddridge is one of the
most thorough railroad men in the country,
for one of bis age, having served in almost
all capacities with the Union Pacific during
the past twelve or fifteen years. IL is under
stood that Mr.. Doddridg- will have charge
of the Oregon Short Line road also, and that
Mr.. G. +. Wurtelle. at present train dis
patcher of the Western Division OF the
Union Pacifie, will become superintendent
of the Western Division, in place Of Mr..
Doddridge. The various changes being made
in the managements Of the several divisions
of this great railway and branches win place
the road III its most efficient condition for
transacting the heavy business which is all
the time increasing These changes no doubt
win also cause many changes among the
employees ofthe road. Wri
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Real Estate and Removals.

Mr.. H. H. Zenor this week purchased the
Thos. L. Napton residence on Second street
and has moved in. This is a very desirable
and pleasant location.
DIR. John III. Owings and Mr.. George Cock
rell this week purchased plat of ground in
the Clagett Addition, 10 feet front on Sec
ond street. for 81, O00 Mr.. Nick Bielenberg
also purchased the 225 feet adjoining on the
east, n part of the Clagett homestead, for 81
900. These are very fine grounds. The pur-
chasers contemplate building nfndsome resi-
dences. There are still some very desirable
building sites on this and the Clagett q Dix
on properties for sale.
Judge Galbraith's family have removed to
and are occupying portion Of their new res
ideDce on Second street.
Mr. Nelson J. Bennett this week moved
into the Galbraith residence, corner of Sec
ond and d streets and isimproviag the prop
erty.
Mr.. Kimmeriy, of the Dog Greek Lumber
Company, this week removed his family to
Deer Lodge and are occupying the sIooner
residence.
Mes-rs. Aylesworth g. Mcfarland, Of the
McBurney House, are making improvements
on their property this week and are negotia
ting for the erection OF an additional brick
structure.
The residences being constructed by
Messrs. Addison Smith and George Cockrel
are approaching completion.
Mr.. Ed. n. Irvine expects TO have his fine
residence completed within the next week