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TIE PkorRrEroRs or THK MT. KNBo Houan, whocA
was destroyed by 1re last Sunday, have beHuD
ground for q building which win eszye - -
business this winter; tho ec3egrapa 60 - -
arc completed work will b begun - - 80
Kineo house. II b hoped that eeCoge - -
season opens those win Be ample ana gpU1I
resort. .<z s
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The Attorney Dairy Case.
THE DECREE OF INJUNCTION SIGNED TO-DAY RI
JUDGE HAGNER

To-day Judge Hagner, in the case OF Walter ct
al agt Ward, signed the decree Indicated In his
opinion delivered on Saturday last and In his re-
marks yesterday. The decree, as signed, recites
that the cause came on to be proved, &c. and con-
tinues: "Whereupon It Is this 9TH day Of Novem-
Der. 1882 by the court adJudged and ordered that
The injunction Issue against the defendant, as
in force until the further order OF this court. as
1oilowS: That the defendant is hereby enJoined
ana restrained from keeping and maintaining
upon his premises described In the proceedings
The horses mentioned in his answer, and from
Keeping and maintaining upon tie said premises
the manure pile or manure box also therein men,
uoned ana also from carrying and maintaining
the business OF keeping and storing milk or manu-
featuring and storing butter or cheese upon the
said premises, in such manner as to cause or
produce offensive or disagreeab,e smells or
odors or exhalations therefrom which will
annoy the compliments, and other persons
living in the nelghborhood, or render the
occupation of their dwellings uncomfortable.
The defendant Is further restrained and enioned
from sounding or using, or causing to be sounded
or used, any gongs or bells, as complained of I'm
the said bill, upon his said premises, and from fur
ther operating his said dairy establishment so as
to cause annoyance and discomfort to the COM
Ing noises arising from the movement of the tin
cans, the loading OF the wagons and
unloading the same, and the working
OF the elevator, steam engine and windmill upon
to so much OF the Injunction hereby allowed, as
relates to the sounding or ringing or gongS or
bells, the same shall take effect Immediately; as
to the residue of said injunction, the operation of
the same Will be suspended until the seventh day
or December 1882, until IL O'Clock OF that day. 1t
Is further ordered that no writ OF injunction shall
be issued In continuity with this order, until the
compliments shall execute and file in the cause
an undertaking required by the 4lst rule of this
court" The counsel Will now proceed to take teS-
timony to present on the final hearing.
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ILLINOIS.
EaYOrahle tn the REM leans

CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-After a bright morning the
afternoon Is cloudy and warm, with indications OF
ran. Reports from the wards indicate that full
vote Is being polled which is construed as favora-
BILE to the republicans.
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VIRGINIA.
The Malone Ticket Ahead Ia Alcxan
dria-A Quiet Election.

UrIh-A lUlet E1eCtiOm.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. The morning has passed
very quietly. The bars are closed and the police
force doubled The streets are as quiet as on or
binary days II Is estimated that I'D TO
O'Clock about half the vote Is IN TIE
friends Of Wise treadluster1 and OF Massey Diem =,
both claim an assurance OF victory. Dawson'S
End rep.) friends alone are willing to admit the
possibility Of his defeat. The colored vote here is
cast almost unanimously for Wise and Farr flor
Congress3 A few white republicans and fewer
Colored ones are voting Tor Dawson. 1t Is thought
pny that the vote vii. be light one. The pres
sure has ceased In all the wards except the third
There a long line Is still maintained and IL is
doubtful there whether all the voters Will be able
ID vote.
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Sd Edition.
EXCITEMENT In BALTIMORE.
THE INDEPENDENTS GAINING.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN INDIANA.
REPUBLICANS AHEAD IN CUMBERLAND. ND.
MARYLAND
The Vote In Cumbcrland-A Rainy
Day-Republicans Ahead.

Special dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
CUMBERLAND, Nov. 1.-THE election here is pass
ing of very quietly, although both parties are
actively at work and are making every effort to
poll their full vote Notwithstanding the day is
cold and rainy, heavy vote is being polled, and
will be brought out The republicans are doing
almost no cutting, except on VIM. j. Read for
chief justice, who is losing some votes The demo-
Gratis are, however, cutting both their congress-
man and chief judge. From present appearances
the republican ticket viii have an average ma
JOrity In this county OF 400.
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An Orderly Election i'm New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE weather is clear and
pleasant; the election proceeds In an orderly
ner, no disturbances proceeding from any quarter.
The polling indicates only moderate vote.
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TENNESSEE
Casey YOung's Prospects Bright.

Casey YOUng's PROSPECTS bright.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. THE weather Is fine
and the election going on without excitement. Up
to this time the balloting points to a light vote
throughout the county, with favorable prospects
for the election OF Casey Young, democrat, to Con-
gress and the success OF the democratic legislative
ticket.
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FIsHwAYs FOR THE PoToMAC.-Dr. ]. v. Sim
mons OF Chariestown, West Virginia, has under
ways or ladders, the invention OF Col Marshall
Mcdonald, at the numerous falls OF the Potomac,
the last session OF Congress. The work Is to be
completed within year, and then the upper PO-
tomac and the Shenandoah, too, may be supplied
with shad and herring, &c.
PUGTLIsTIC CHALLRNGE.-Arthur Chambers, of
to hight anyone at I12 pounds to ia pounds, with
or without gloves for from $3.50 to 81 600 side and
the featherweight championship. The light 10
take place In eight weeks from signing articles
he has deposited 500 With Nr. r. & Fox TO sup
port this Challenge
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INDIANA.
a Light Vote BEING ROlled.

EVANSVILLE, IND, Nov. THE election Is pro-
ceeding without undue excitement, light vote
being polled. There have been good many arrests
OF negroes and their vouchers
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dispatch to The EVENING STAR.

STEWART
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov :, p.m.-The polls were
opened at seven O'Clock this morning. and shortly
after, cold, raw and drilling rain set in 1t is
just such weather rs at sea called by the sailors
dirty weather. Here, election day, it is what is
called democratic weather. Notwithstanding the
great interest manifested through the newspapers
In the canvass up To this hour g p.n) the
returns from the polling precincts show that
full vote is not being cast. The workers for
each OF the three candidates in the field gov
ernOr showed up at the polling places in strong
numbers and in good form. The democratic and
independent republican workers act in concert; In
1act they appear N position OF perfect alliance.
AT noon The hourly return from the polling places
showed that Beaver WAS holding up to the full re-
publican vote OF two years ago. when Garfield
ran Tor President This seems to have
scared the Independent republicans and
the reports now are that they are deserving Stew
arr, Their candidate for governor, and are voting
Qirect Tor PattlaOn. the democratic candidate,
fearing that If they stick 70 Stewart Beaver may
pull through by a good plurality. II is utterly I'm
possible 10 Indicate what the result win be, on
account OF the unknown quantity OF the fndepend-
eDJS and their change OF front In voting for Patti
son direct instead OF their own candidate, Mr..
stewart The republican managers claim 10000
plurality for Beaver in this city and 5000
In the state The democrats claim 5000
plurality in the city for PattiSou and 1900
In the state. The independent republicans make
no calculations except as TO how big vote their
candidate VIII poll. My own opinion. from what
hear rom all sides. Is that the democratic esti-
mate Is the proper one The democrats give fig
ures representing an actual canvass OF the whole
state while the republicans FOR the first time In
many years have failed 10 make canvass by
school districts, and can give no figures They
simply indulge in hopes and speculation as to the
independent vote. In the five Congressional dis.
trfcts TN this city. Kelley, ONen (rep) and Randall
democrat, will be elected by the usual matortles
Inc independents have candidate In the field
against Bingham, but Bingham has big republic
can majority IN his district and will be elected
~ the NTH district the democrats placed TO one In
the held against H1rmer and are supporting an
is heavily republican the feeling is that Harrner
Will oe beaten over the Delaware river In New
Jersey where Rob. son IS running, the news Is that
he Il being pushed hard, but not enough to beat
him. ~
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MASSACHUSETTS.
As Goes Hull.
LOUISIANA

HULL, MASS, Nov 1.-THE official counts give
the vote of this town for governor follows: But
Ter 50, Bishop %, Almy l.
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SUCCESSFUL CONr1DRNCB WoMAN-A woman
giving the name OF Sophia Smith. with many
aliases, has been arrested in New York charged
whilst acting as Domestic in various households
II turn out that she Was the wife Of William Clark,
Ented burglar - s
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INDIANA.
INDIANA.
A Full Vote and a Democratic State
The Contest on COngressmen - Ex-
Senator NIcDOnald's Claims.


Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-Advices from all parts Of
the state up to O'Clock show a full vote being
polled, and that revolution great in some OF
the larger cities in Ohio will result. The Germans
are voting the democratic ticket almost to a man,
success OF the democratic county ticket Is depen-
dent upon them there is no longer doubt OF COM
plete success The legislature will be largely anti
prohibition. the democrats being assured OF
sixty-seven members of the house and con-
fident OF eiectlng twenty senator's giving them
clear working majority In both branches Advices
from each Of the thirteen Congressional districts
up to 80 do not change the figures furnished you
yesterday. There is stronger hope for Holman,
however, and some predict that Calkins in the
thirteenth, may pull through. Senator Mcdonald,
OF the democratic committee, now claims the cleo
election In the sixth. where he is safely ntrenched
behind nine thousand republican ballots and
claiming that Pierces district, the eighth, is in
small
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DELAW AEk f..
Heavy Vote I'm Wilmington.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Nov IA heavy vote is
being pOlled and no serious disturbance has been
reported so far. Both parties claim to be ahead
on the city and county tickets.
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CONNECTICUT.
Quiet Election at New Haven.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Nov. THE elect on Is pro.
ceeding quietly. The total vote will probably not
be as large as usual. The weather Is threatening
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MICHIGAN.
Splitting in the HEAVIER State

SPfIttiHE III INC stedVef State.
DETROIT, MICH, Nov. THE weather is cloudy
but the rain his stopped. General quietness pre-
walls at the polls There are Indications that
large vote will be cast, with great deal Of split
tine
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

MANCHESTER, NH, Nov. IA light vote is being
publican wards. Edgerly leads his ticket largely
and bids fair to carry the city. Republicans adj
init That the big majority of two years ago Is sub
stantially lost. There is great dead OF cutting.
The Voting i'm Concord.
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 1.-THE election here pro-
crossing quietly, but there is extensive cutting OF
ticketS1n the various wards, mainly OF the city and
county tickets At IL o'clock the cOuLt in ward
gave Hale 22l and Edgerly 118.
A SOPHOMORE HAzED BY FREsHAEN-A young
man named HaZen, member OF the sophomore
class OF the University OF Vermont, at Burlington,
was assaulted and peaten by fve masked men.
The faculty heard OF the affair and traced the OUT
rage to certain members OF the freshman class
and suspended them for q short time. The fresh
they had all authorized and approved the outrage,
they would cut all recitatlOnS Until their guilty
comrades were restored to full standing, and at
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District Govern nemt Affairs.
II0UOR IICENSRa

New applications were filed with the Commits
sioners today from: Julius Eisenbelss, John Nc
Cram, James Ryan, John Joachim. Timothy Gam
non, Edward O'Nell, Frank McGraw.
COMMISSIONS TO ExPIRR.-Between this time and
the LIST of April the commissions of 317 presiden-
tial pOstmasters will expire-a larger number
than ever before.
ARMY ORDERs--Col. Frederick T. Dent is trans
ferred from the list artillery to the Sd artillery,
and Col George p. Andrews from the Sd artillery
to the 1st artillery. First Lieut. Charles E. Nord-
strOm. 10th cavalry, will report to the Superin-
tendent General Recruiting Service, New York
city, to conduct detachment OF recruits to the
department OF Texas.
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PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: Daniel

PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: Daniel
Ammen, Beltsville, Md, sea-golng vessel; Henry
Bell, Baltimore, altering funnel; Walter M. Ger
mond, Baltimore, lubricator; VIM. n. Hopes, Balti-
more manufacture OF tombstones, &c, from plastic
material; Eugene w. Humphreys Salisbury, Md,
vice for attaching pillow beams to handles: VIM.
L. Langley, Baltimore, punch for and method OF
cancelling tickets; Lawrence Lottler. Richmond,
Va, plug tobacco; Edward j. Moore, Baltimore,
steam boiler; Timothy w. Murphy, Washington,
horseshoe; Morton TOulmin, Washington. paper
fastening machine.
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NEW YORK.
ALBANY.

FALLING OFF IN THE REPUBLICAN voTE-CLEvE-
LANDS ELECTION CONCEDED-CARROLL EVEN WITH
FOLGBR.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
ALBANY, NY, Nov. 1.-THE election is progress
ing quietly and lighter vote than last year is
being polled. The republican state ticket receives
but little active support, Folger's vote in
several wards OF this city being only
Andrews for Chief pags of the ceat
OF appeals, Will poll the full republican and part of
inc democratic vote Carroll, republican, for Con-
viii be elected congressman The e'" repub
Tic ms. VIII probably gain one assemblyman
In this county Advices from other parts of the
state indicate that Cleyeland's majority will be
from eighty to one hundred thousand Republic
cans Will probably lose two or three Congress
Syracuse.
HIsCOCK REELECTED TO CONGREss-REPUBIICAN
SCRATCH THEIR TICKET.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 1.-THE ELECTION is quiet
here and full vote is being polled. The republi-
cans are scratching their ticket a good deal His
cock, (ep>, for Congress will be reelected In this
district, but by REDUCED majority.
NEW York CITY.
The Republican Vote Oh the State
Ticket Failing IBehind-Republican
Voting for Campbell
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE citizens ticket is said
to be polling a large vote in the upper wards.
Many democrats are voting!fOr Allen Campbell for
mayor, but EdSOn'S majOrities In the lower dis
trictS will prob }bly elect him. Carpenter is being
scratched very generally, and Folger will fan far
short OF the republican vote here. The impression
prevails to some extent that Cleveiand's majority
will reach 100000 In the state Efforts to give out
republican tickets from citizens boxes by OBrlens
men have been detected. O'Bren is very confident
or success. He is getting democratic votes in the
lower wards.
ASSOCIATED Press1
THE "EvENING POST" MAKES A CHARGE OF
TREACHERY.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Ecening Post says edi-
torialiy: There Is undoubtedly evidence before
us that the democratic county ticket with John j.
O'BrlenS name upon it is run out or the republ-
can boxes. We have conclusive proof that at
none of the voting places in several assembly
districts any other republican ticket could be OBJ
tanned this morning. The treachery which has
been predicted seems to be fully carried out
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INDIANA.
Dem oc ratio Gains In Lafayette, Fort
Wayne md south Bend.

INDIANA.
Dcnoc ratio Gains In Lafayette. Fort
Waync md South Bend.
Special Dispatch TO The EvENISG STAR
ISpIASAPoLIs, Nov. 7.--Dspatches from Lafay-
cite, South Bend, Fort Wayne and ether towns
chow decided per centage OF democratic gains.
The republicans concede the election OF Myers
tisin) for secretary and are combining their WORK
10 Congressman. II VIII be some days before the
result on some OF the latter VIII be made known.
INDIANA.
Scratching on Both Sides.
INDIAN APoIIs, IND, Nov. THE election In this
CITY and state Is progressing well. Indications
ere that very full vote will be poiled. large
amount Of scratching Is being done on both sides
KENTUCKY.
Noticeable Absence Of CoIOred Voters
from the Polls.
Ler:s-iIIR,K KY, Nov. THE election progresses
quietly. 4 small vote Is icing poiled and without
tEa slightest indication OF any excitement no
tceabc fact Is the absence OF colored voters from
Ne poils where usually sceir vote Is heaviest
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CBy Associated Prees.l
Heavy Vote in HaFriShuPp.

HARKISBURG. PA, Nov. THE election Is pro-
ceeding quietly amid cold, driZZI!ng rain Up to
one O'Clock the vote far exceeded that OF last Year
and almost equaled that OF the Presidential cleo
ton
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PENNSYLVANEA.

Democratic Wcasher-Rain and Mist
A Full Vote Being Cast Up to 2 PM
Beaver Polls a Full VOte-Estimates
OF Roth Sides-lndepcndcnt Leaving
Stewart.
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Light Vote mt Rochester.

ROCHESTER, NY, Nov "A light vote Is being
polet; the state ticket is being cut, and there Is
little struggle over the Congressional and assem-
bly, tickets. Monroe county Will give majority
Tor Tree canals
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CRIMINALS rNcARcERarEp IN TIE JAN DURING ~
fkAR-A REFERENCE TO GUTrEAU's oAsE-fm
INCREASE OF cKINE-paSGKRoUs PROXIMITY %
THE SMALLPOX HOSPITAL TO ruK Jau-rnrRoyu.
hKNTs RECOMMENDED ETC
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hsa s.s1sys Da.,y.
9nW 0oooainG.

The arrival II Buttsof - muehera,.
-" o. Mr.. AL Dsll yca6ssdau, heourat
me mt news q the missin1| lnes ~
ana bones, whose suspieio11 1luht ~
mentioned In ysstesday's iss1x;
Home stealing IN Montana II kesoer.
ing entirely too fteqsent to b whole.
some Tor the boys. The ''ool" az TIL.
Ies11toFy were famous some YEN, -
and have not forgotten how to svinc a
natter. Both Of the 1agitives were in
toe employment Of Connqlly's stable
q their corral. from which the
horses were stolen. When seen l,et
tney were On foot, leading tho her,es
along the roed from Deer Lod1e to
Pioneer. The distance between the.e
points - eighteen miles, and the distance
nom Pioneer to Alissoula, to which the
tnieves are supposed to be directing
their course, IL about seventy miles.
Ihere h no telegraph Office at Pioneer.
out dispatches were 1T once sent to Deer
Lodge and Missoula.
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hidden PAIN.

See the young man. He is the local
editor of an Observation-Disclosures paper.
He is also torn by conflicting emotions.
He has girl whom, he tenderly loves,
and some, corns which he tenderly hates.
He could not get nd Of either without
pain. The girl has given him for his
birthday pair Of number six slippers
for his number eight feet. He has the
slippers on now, and he is trying to
smile because he thinks the dear girl
has her eyes on him. If he only knew
that she did not embroider them with
her own fair hands, but bought them
ready made, he would not repress his
intense feelings. He would swear
aloud. 1t would not then 30 necessary
for him to sit on = dictionary or pine
for an university. Heap dam would ex-
press his feelings, alice samlee Chinec.
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MINUTES
OF the Regular Session OF rha Die
trict Court Yesterday.

Court convened as usual, Judge Con.
ger presiding.
George c. Fischer, . trial juror, vas
excused from farther service this term
and, venire M. 10 issued for juror in
his place, returnable forthwith.
In case No. 1Oe James A Murray vs..
Henry Nyer ct al, for equitable relief,
the plaintiff renewed his motion for q
continuance, and presented m a0di-
tional showing, whereupon his motion
was granted.
In case No. IS, Henry N. Parchen ct
al, vs.. Fred G. Anderson ct III, debt, par
ties appeared and the trial Of the cause
us to the defendant Henry Nikel was
begun. On tie plaintiffs attempting
to introduce evidence tending to show
that the defendants were partners, the
defendant objected aud the court ruled
out the evidence. The plaintiff was
then granted until Tuesday the 18th to
file IN amended complaint on the pay
ment of costs tn this date.
In case No. Sc, William +. Stanley
ct al VI. Fred G. Anderson ct al, debt,
the plaintiff was granted till Tuesday
the 18th, ON payment Of costs, to file an
amended complaint:
james Il. Orr, q regular juror was for
good reason excused from further SER
wee, and venirc No. II issued returna-
BILE forthwith. Whereupon court ad-
jOurned until nine o'clock Monday
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Inc Philadelphia Ausical journal for
re"r"ary, comes presenting . handsome
anu Prosperous look. 1t IL crvwded with
musical news and gossip, while the ed'-
"''a's cover awide field, and it's various
apartments are fnll Of information. A
russian story, called 1.-THE Jewess o.
,'odnia, f" showing the feeling OF the
""'''an PEASANTS against the Jews, u
~, - given, written by Henry Greville'
:. we celebrated Paris novelist. Bestdes
"e literary features, the following
~''o'ee selections Of sheet music are CIV
-: Diamonds and Dew Drops, . pref
y polka; Young Life Galop," . lively
opposition; and Aendelssohn's grand
wedding March, }" . mastefwosk o(un'
pes'ed grandeur and beauty.
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Telephones.

Since the last report in the MINER
3 more telephone boxes have been put
in, making the total number now in
use. p. The Butte house of Stack
pole and Botkin and the VAUDEVILLE
firm of r. HI. Paxson & Co. now belong
to the circuit. In the language Of the
all moons they all "ioin, join fall In
line, and seek for the mystery" which,
is mostly apparent about pay day.
The latest addition Is the Gem Res
taurant which was added to the list
yesterday.
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Shipping Facilities.

The arrival in Butte of Mr.. J. r.
Clark, General Superintendent of the
Union Pacific Railwa. Company, is Of
considerable importance to large ship
pers i'm this city. Mr.. Clark will make
it a special OBJECT dnring his stay in
Butte to make contracts with the mines
mills and smclters for the laying Of side
tracks and the construction of ware
hOuscs.
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Barker 4 Harper have established
their new Office in the northwest corner
Of the Chambers block over the hank
ing house Of Hoge, Brownlee 4 CO.