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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-01-19
a srRAY.

\ dun pony, mare, branded II on
RICH, thigh; a brand on left shoulder dim;
SOME saddle marks and star on forehead
was taken ont with my herd to winter
The owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges.
W. NJ. HARRIS.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-01-19
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
UNITED STATES LAND oFFoE, /
Notice No. 90.


Boise CITY, IDAHO, NOV. 9th, 1882
Notice is hereby given thst the Black Horse
Gold and Silver Mining Company, organized I'M
der the laws Of lhe stale of Maine, by It's Super
intendent Lewis e. Karrick, whose postotfice adj
dress is Salt Lake City Utah. has ma le app liea-
ton for United States Patent for the BLACK
HORSE LODE mining claim situate in Warm
Spring Mining District, Alluras County Idaho
Territory, consisting of l0S0,5 linear feet Of thu
lode, and surface ground 6u0 feet wide being Lot
No AZ and described in the field notes and plat
of the official survey on file in this Office with
magnetic variation a. rs deerees east as follows:
Connnenc ne ut the Discovery, thence S IS do
", iOl;S feet toa point in the southwestern end
line of the claim; thence ". 81 deg W.. 800 feet
to post Ne. l thence S, st deg f.. GOO feet to
post NO q thence y G5 deg b., l0l s feet to post
No 2; thence n &c deg min E 6i9 feet 10 posi-
No I; thence n, 81 deg W. 600 feet to post No 3 /:
thence $. fl deg 10 min W.. 679 feet to post No o.:
thence s. CD deg W., 4O15 feet to post No. l. the
place of beginning, containing an area applied
for of14. IL acres. No conflicts. From the Dis
coyery U. $. NJ NJ NOS bears \. 1s deg 10 min
W. 81 feet distant.
The said mining claim being of record in the
office of the Recorder of said Alturns County
Idaho. The nearest known locations being the
Ontario, on the southwest and the Niagara on
the northwest,
direct that this notice be published in the
Ketohum KEYSTONE, the newspaper published
nearest the said mining claim for the period of
sixty days. D. r b, PRIDE,
lNo, ao.l Register
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-01-19
FOR pATEsT.
UNITED STATES Laso OPfIdR,
ioIHE CITY Idaho. Dec Yll. lAal

UNITED STATES LaSo OpfrgR,
BOISE CITT. IDAHO. Dec. yta, 1879
Notica Is hereby giycn that tho Vienna Min
ing Co corporation oraaulzed under the laws
of the state OF Minnesota, by itp attorney in
fact e. J. Johnston whose postoffice address IL
Vienna. Altpras county Idaho, has thie day
filed r. application for patent for fifteen hun-
bred linear feet of the JLSTICE mine on vein
bearing gold, silver ami other minerals with
surface ground 5s22 feet IN width, situated in
sawtooth Mniag District. County Of Alturas.
field notes aud official plat on file in tbis office
Ms Lot Number 81 "a; and the JUSTICE Mili
sIts sitna,a q aaia dissrot cent, y and Ter
ground and designated a. Lot 50 ''H' in con.
neotion herewith. The Mining claim described
In said field notes and plat With magnetic vaita-
tion at 1872 east ~ follows.
Lot so HA'-zCoynmonoing at the discovery
point thence n s29 Fl, 100 q to centre of east
end line OF claim; thence s So w, 100 IT to post
s 82o w $50 n to post Ne s: thence 100 W. $50
It to post No q thence 8 o. W, 600 IT to post No
81 i, 10 # 10 post No /, the place Of beannine
exterior boundaries of claim. Area olsifsed
1872 acres, excluding areas IN conflict with lots
80, s9and II. From post No u. $. NJ. NJ No l
Description of Mill site, Lot 30 sB, Z Com
mencinx at post No tho initial point, thence
east ga feet to post No2; thence south 100 feet,
q; therce north 100 feet TO post y o l, the PLACE
Of beginning survey Of exterior boundaries Of
claim, containing ncres, No conflicts. Mag
netic variation IL degrees eGst From post No
v. ). M d. MOI bsars south 80 degrees 81 min
Il, 47lo.8 IT distant.
The nearest known locations are tho Nellie
extension, Lion and Vienna
Any ana all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Justice mining claim and mill
site with surface ground. are required to
file theifadyerse claim with the Register of the
United States Land Office, at Boise City, Idaho
Territory during the sixty days period of
pnbliea ton thereof, o. they viii be barred by
virtue Of the provisions Of the statute OF the
United States in such GASES made and provided
direct that this notice be published in tho
kETCHUM KEYsroNE, the newspaper published
nearest the said mining claim, for the period Of
sixty days
D 2. 3, PRIDE,
mo 81 Register.
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You viii pieaae take notice thet
isave expedited the sum of TIVE hundred
dollars ia Eloney and labor pn the Al.
pins iode mining claim located In Worm
Spring Greek mining District. Afturas
County, Idaho Territory, Tor the years
1881 {, aud unless your share OF the said
wo hunared dollars 81 being one sixth
shereofl. together with interestand cost
sIls-eor, Is paid within ninety days from
the date Of the service OF this notice your
interest IN the said mining claim OF lode
VII be forfeited to me by process of law
ander tila Act OF Congress approved Nav
%, 1873,
JosFl.H Jons X
EefoAugn. Idaho Jan 8, 1888
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Notice of Forfeiture.
To Jsnnes uerringf

Ynn will please take notice that
have expended the gum Of one HIM
ired dollars IN money aud iahor on each
OF the folIowin mining alAiHs or lndcs
The Mary Grat.nIp. the Lucky Jim aud
the Fourth Of July. VIII eh claims IRE 10
GATED ~ niles Aonfh.rIy from Vienna,
IN tha sawio tL Mining district, All
turas County Idaho Territory. for the
year 1889, and unless yonr share OF tho
said three hundred dollars exl ended on
sai ciainH. less $3.50 paid thereon,
together with interest and
cost thereon, Is paid within ninety
days from the date 81 the service nf this
notice yonr intefcst IN the anid mining
claims OF lVdes viii be forfeited to me by
process of Inv, undof act Of congress- APP
proved May 10, 1882.
}, y, FISK.
Ketchum, Jass l2th 1888.
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Notice afForicitnre,
Ts Frank IaIl and l.. 4. uushoW!

You will pionsa take notice that SO
aaye expended the anm az no hundred
sallAra slHol in money and labor on
The Bikfnark lode mining chin, located
Dig Ny cd River. 70 miles and d Alf
aDrthenst ~ the North star mine, Altu
ras county Idaho, for the year 1882, ana
nnless yunF nre OF the same Que hlln-
drad dollars Il nelng one linlf thereof
together with the Interest ana cost are
paid al the KliysgoNE office within nine
" 1901 days ~ tho service al this notice.
pour interest Ia said mining claim on
foue wtIl be forfeited to us by process
81 law nnder the Act Of Congress up.
pressed Mas ivth, 1879.
~ j. GAI.NAN.
j, w. MAHET.
January lat 4saa
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Notice OF Forfeiture.
To John 'frIQleys

Ton viii nleasa taka notice that we
hava expended tile sum at one hundred
ioiiars IN money and labor on the Da=
atStas lode mining clatm located In Wood
River NAiiH4ng district. Altufns County
Idaho, lN6rifofy. for the year tssa. and
uuless yoar share Of the said one hundred
dollars Il being one Aalf thareoll. 40
zether With Interest and costs thereon
j. raid within ninety days from the date
OF the service oi this notice Your Interest
IN The said miaing claim on lode will be
forfeited - me i,y process Of law, undei
Act of Congress approved siay 10. 1871
LourL rReK
detehnm. Jan, 8. 1881.
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Notice Of Forfeiture /,

W. i. q Rphl.
Epta Will please bake notice that I
Crown lode mining claim loonted III fine
Warm Spring creek Mining DISTRICT, MI
turas Co, idaho Territory, for the year
1852, and rniesa xour share Of the snsd
one hundred dollars III heing pic third
thereof. together with interest and
sOst thereon DC paid within ninety days
from thu date ~ the service pf this mo-
lice your interest il the Haid mining
claim u lode will lie forfeited 10 NE nv
process Of Law under the act OF cotgTcss
approved May 10. 1879.
HERMAN HiLLEisRAkDT.
EetehuI1, Jan, o, 1883
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Notice OfForfeiture.
To G, T. Tatros

Toe, ?, Tatroi
You will please take notice that have
expended the sum OF one hundred dol
lars. in money and labor, on the Plymoth
Rock mining claim. heated in Sawtooth
Mining District. Altucas county, Idaho
Territory. for the year 1881, and unless
your share of the same lit being one
third of said sum of one hundred doIlarsl,
together with interest and costs thereon,
is paid within ninety days from the date
of the service of this notice, you inter-
est in idmining claim viii be forfeited
TO me by process of law, under the act
of Congress approved May 10. 1879.
JAMES GILLIsPIE.
JOSEPH PIERsoN.
ketchnm, November 24th 1882,
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Notice. d Forfeiture.
10 Jeilu i,rslmt

20 Jehn nrumt
Yuu sill pieaae take notice thnt
nave expended The sum Of one hundred
doIafs ia iahssf ai.d money on the Buck
eye Ioela mining ciniiit iocated in WRrm
Spring crook mining district, Alttras
County Idaho Territory forthe year 81
md utifAs Your aisafe of the snid one
hundred dollars "a heing one-half
thereof together With interest and cost
tiseraau, BE pHisl within sIlinetg days
from thu date II the seryiea Of this nos
sfieu vuur Interest ia the said mining
sIaim o. Iode sill DC forfeited to me By
pfoaosa of law. under act Of congress
approved May 10. 81.
LEA MCKEE.
Kntcium, Jan. 18th 1855
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-10

The 1ollowinG ere IL Transfers q
rel estats, q recorded q ~ Audtsms
Ofice. ince our laat Report
Leonard p. Smith, 81 al, to Emeline
B. Lombard, q portion OF lot 8, block
1O6, d. T. Denny's 6rst addition ~
COO.
L. p. Smith, OF al, 70 Christopher
Gardner, fractional portions Of Ioes 8
and s. block 106, d. I. Dsony's nrst adj
dition, $500.
Andrew Parker 70 Mary Satter. lot 8,
block II, heirs Of 8. A. Bells first addi-
ton, &545.
Arthur n. Scott 70 Peter Brunn, lots
and 2. block 8, Cove addition, $50.
william Bracket to Peter BFunn. lot
3. block 8, Cove addition, go.
Methodist Protestant Church 70 A. A.
Denny, . piece Of land 30xlD on Second
Mar Y. Hall, 70 Catherine Marsh, lot
10, block IS, heirs Of 8. A. Bells second
addition, 900.
w. II. Howard to James r. Phinnsy,
lots IL and IL, block IL; and lots e and
2. block a, Hanford's addition, $7C1.
n. Z. Yesler 20 W. w. Dearborn. lot
16, block u; lot Z, block 81; and lot Is.
block 81, Hugh AeAlser's second addi-
ton, $500.
John Collins 10 ERGO johnson, lots 6
and 2, block s., Collins addition, $50.
EtnA Garrett to Peter Egtvet, lot b,
block q, NorthsFn addition, SIS.
Etna Garrett 10 Nellie l. r. Lee, lots
and z, block ~, Northern addition. $7O.
John Collins TO W. h. Llcwellyn, lots
/, 2, 8, 8, 8 and 10, block 81, Collins ad-
dition. $l26.
John Collins TO r. q. Rowland, block
81, Collins addition, $500.
Il. L. ThoFne, administrator Of the e.
tate of w. H. Brown. to James ]. Rif-
As, lots 10 and II, block !. Renton,
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6Tolx Man At HAxD.-Capt. E. s.
Lewis, Of the Port Gamble bark Ark
wright, has received letter from E.
Stone Virgins Of Ottawa, Canada, the
weather proRnosticator, in which he
says: ~ beg TO say that the March storm
will be very severe In the Pacific Ocean,
especially In your latitude, San Fran
cisco. But il greatest force viii be in
the vicinity Of che Philippine Islands
and the Bay Of Bengal, where NO vessel
viii be assured Of safety; 20 BY all means
be safe In port BY the 7th Of March.
The storm il calculated on scientific
principles, and its Occurrences ID cor
tainty. would further advise seamen
on your coast not tn be on.the ocean on
the 10th and 18th Of January, though
the storm will not Be above third. GLASS.
A heavy gale will pans over the Atlantic
on tho 9th and 10th of February"
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UxATILLA.-A correspondent Of the

UMATrLLA.-A correspondent OF the
Port Townsend Argue writes from Una
tilla Indian Agency as follows: PEN
dleton and Walla Walla have been Wis
tied by disastrous floods; Psndleton in
particulAr suffering largely; los esti-
mated at 4100,CO. No lives lost. The
Indians along the Umatiila river suf
fered greatly, the water surrounding
them in the night, causing them TO
climb trees in many instances. The
o. Il. d N. Co. commenced track lay
ing a short time ago and got about
three miles above Psndleton, but the
high water caused % much damage 10
the road below that they had to take
mon Oh 70 repair il. Times are lively,
the open winter allowing all kinds of
work. The government boarding school
for Indians II completed having about
fifty pupils. Four Sisters of Mercy
have been engaged AZ teachers. Tho
building il 4Ox70 feet, two and half
stories high, and altuated miles south
Of Pendleton, at the foot Of the Blue
mountains. Harry Garfelde and wife
are living at Pendleton, also Mr..
Roesch, formerly q brewer at Port
Townsend. Mr.. Roesch lost about $500
by the recent floods.
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SNmBLE ENrEaPRBE.-John Kelley.
for the past six years in the employ of
tho Port Gamble Mill Company a.
watchman about the mill and wharves,
and @. w. Smith, for long time enRi-
neer of the ting Favorite, have formed q
co-partnsrship for the purpose Of sup
plying the citizens Of Seattle with FIRE
wood. They have secured 16O acres OF
splendid timber near tho city, and al.
ready have . hundred cords 1T wood
ont, and ready for delivery. They will
at once put force Of choppers 10 work,
and four teams on the road delivering.
They bought the Crockstt team. adver-
tised for Sals in tho ,Posr-InxRLLI0EM-
oxR, paying 600 therefor. The firm
comprises two enterprising, hard work
ing men. who have the capital and abil-
ity TO carry o1t what they undertake.
They will deliver bark and wood at rea-
a0nable pgices, anywhere in the city,
and expect also TO supply steamers and
manufacturing establishments. The
cchsme ID good, and We wish the pro-
jeot0rs success.
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PAssnosaa-Ths steamship Geo. w.
Elder sailed for San Francisco at / q
clock yesterday, taking the following
list Of passsness:
v. II. Howard. Chas. O'Nsil and vito.
robert g. Hayes. Henry Harris, Jack
Levy, 9iss HAIR, Nm. Hull md ~.
Charles Hull and brother, Mn. u. Korn.
A. 6Aldux. ]. Block, d. e. 6lack, o. a..
ton. Chasies A. Aerwin and vito, N.
4. koae and Two children, Charleo Ghil-
Ing. Z. HeovoA O. w. Runnell md vito.
9. ~. Wentworth. T. Hayden, 81. Nit
easll, O. p. Burke, ]. 7. kobegk 4. Bor-
row. g +. Holden, d. Haks, and VIII,
Jonh Regain. 1io Regain, ana L. Oop-
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The RHsuLrs OF ApvxsrrsIHo. "Please
take my notice Of House 70 Rent ont
Of your paper" said Mr.. McDermoth, a.
be entered the P0sr-ImrxLIlaxNuxs Of.
Acs last evening. "You have paid for
three Insertions" replied the business
manager, land your notice has only
been published once." II know that
replied the real estate agent, "but that
one insertion has brought mo as least
thirty applications, and ! want them to
let up coming. had no idea houses
were IN such demand, until applications
n Response to my notice In your paper
commenced pouring In ON me yeofer.
day." No sooner had Mr.. Mol
left then another young man entered,
and said: Don't pat in that advertise
ment Of Team for Sale any more. Nj.
Kelly, OF Port Gamble, read the notice
In your paper, and came up this evening
and bought the team. Whenever I have
anything else 70 sell. I'll advertise 4 IN
the oeT-MrxllI0xNcxR, and don't you
forget it." A reporter who had over
heard the conversation between the
young man and the business manager.
assured the young man that he had ar.
rived at very eendble and proper con-
clusiou. and On bis departure s1Rgseted
that the 0faoe door better BE- Looked, OF
the advertising columns would look
rather aim By morning.
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J. W. Harrison, coal broker, gives the
reuort folDovino Of the San Francisco
-, 80. q. 1ooo "a a. 1900.
90. 49, AVE- 1904 eA'1 -
Goa! being our principal article Of I'M
port, It alone constituting oyer 20 pm
can't. OF our entire foreign impofsa1ons.
Is neceeas1iy must become matser OF
oommerca1 mtefess 20 wascn its nuoso-
as1oos and vnsnoe we prmcipauy oe-
nye Cur supplies.
IL = singular 20 notice nov 0lo6oiy
our appearances OF coal for icos 1p-
Rtoxamate 70 the 1mpoFtasaooS OF icoA'
snete oeln& onIy ~ !on; olHeIenoe'
~ ooI :o1foes OF suppses nsse naso1-
iaisy vaflSd.
EO@ E aos san .nelo 1 49, cesn la.l.
ing on =, S1:.oSo sons IN Aco1, i1o. oul
81 49, ~ c s -, sn s ma pI aM =.
- sos , also it T AsssIala Ealu
81 oS,so. Ons me tl Q. ne
oa.nk aI1 oasy eAPaa.!ou ,s so9 w
49, i \" -. nuI - aGs 1 .ooL ~
~. - ~ ~. 49,; . s sse.uy ~
0B100 Va VObW0tU kIdIn IKclSubUb xIUU1
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8. 2. 1sIAsRhlin, Optioian, Front
srs ss Aaaonts building. A IL eusr.
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kHnosxD.-Ffanklin Tuoksr, for the
past ten ysan keeper Of the Dungsnsss
ncnt house, has resigned his position,
and N returned to Port Townsend, his old
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Inc genuine Singer machine takss
~ ~ 80 every time. Clayton boa =
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3. si 6 1. d. s& ssstne nsar and
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NY Eys eianss for III sights At Liss,s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A FINE SUITE OF FURNISHED
n Rooms, with or without board; also
one small room in a private family. Apply
ON Third at. near Columbia. ITO
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g 1870 e <s sos e. kinds q sswine uaahinss
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Ladies', when Jon want nice aevino
@soainA 80 70 Clayton BruA, Froni
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Mr.. FRED GASCH
LAD A POLICY OF 5000 IN THE
IL Metropole Non. Board Fire Insurance
Company OF Paris. France; capital, $500
900. g. c. Phinney s. Co are the agents
in Seattle. Mr.. Gasch was awarded, By
the adjuster, 100 cents on the dollar for all
he was insured, because G. C. Phinney &
Co. wouldn't represent any Fire Insurance
Company five minutes that wouldn't nay
the full amount OF its loss.
u you WANT
Is cents on the dollar business, pass us by,
il you please; but il you want insurance
SURE
either in solid board companies like the
old Hartford and Hamburg Bremen, or in
solid nOn-h0ard companies like the Metro
pole and Fire Association of PHILADELPHIA,
and are willing to pay the
RATES.
give Us . call and you'll get it.
g. G. PHINNEY & Co..
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
j4-tf Post Building. Room I. up stairs.
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Lseahs ana tlboee heltina, laaing.
eanoth MEAL -. = Wald I Oanp
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&C. og;.aavs alaas sne nyepia y I..,,.
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PAKTNER WANTED.-A steady, reliable
man, with capital of from $3.50 to
$1,000. can learn Of an opportunity to
engage AZ partner in a lucrative bust
ness recently established in this city,
which pays during the winter season
$500 per month over and above expen-
ses, and in the summer time much
more. No experience necessary. For
further particulars apply to the propri-
etOrs of the B0Ca Beer Hall.
BUTTER! BUTTER! Choices made at
prices to suit all purchasers.
d12tf G. p. STONE 4 Co.,
Cash GrocerB.
Convex pereso0pic glasses for pres
by0pia, at Little Macs.
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/. ScAppassaa's cyslepsaiG" 4 q. Davies
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0oxs Bnow.-Robsrt q. Have ~.

0oNs BGov.-RobsEt q. Hayes vas .
pansnese b. Ne oulgoine Elder ysstsr-
day. Hsh s1asrine With consumption.
and Rces 70 California IN the hous thaaa
change Of climate may b bens6oiaI -
bis health. He b voev in1rm ma IN
friends enfortain oegioua Jouboa Tat ~
VII ever return alive. He 10 Rvea
many years On Puget Sound. and snsn3
his boyhood dAys In Olympia. vhofp b.
vent 10 eohool, and where s. ~ q nnm-
her Of relatives and frionds.
Boy, vhat ails the horssl Il ned.
Aendall's SPAWN Curs. 0ss thsif ca
vestiDemenE
Yealsr ays that Pipsr's milk bread
xecp, MIN m good heAlth. Piper Ayu
s.sas xsshes y IL moss casdtsd man IN
sUwn. dlk9
Ths ealshratsd Grown Oviindae. yo,,s
"a and ceAse lnhgieaAing e. 81 ~
: Oampbeal'A
IdisA for yo1s fanny goods fse ~
Hoitdays 20 % OAyts9 Msa
/. SAppastoa's cyelepsahr 4 q. Davies
Leothae ana rubber heatina. lneang.
eanotss meal -. q Wald ! Oanp
Ladies for nissNllippse pssassns 70 =
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Yeslet ays that Pipsr's milk brsad
keeps him IN good h6Alth. Ptpee nyu
taaas xeekce - ths most casdssd nan "a
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Boy, vhat ais the horssf Il nssfh
hsndalls SPAWN Curs. Be thsif Cd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-12
AIyARADO.
Rolla Ryan-A Press Banquet Minor
Local Briefs.
Special to The Gazette.

Special TO The Gazette.
Alvarado, December l.--RollaRyan
played to crowded house last night,
Notwithstanding II cold rain was fall
ing. Since the completion of the
opera house. some OF the best theatri-
cal talent of the country has visited
us.
The Bulletin has called meeting OF
local correspondents 10 be held here on
the eth inst, at which time u ban
auet will he rendered them. Your
correspondent acknowledges with
pleasure an invitation.
One of the parties who went through
the Pacific hotel n few nights ago, and
who was captured in Your city, was
brought back by the city marshal yes
terday morning and jailed.
Cotton and corn continue TO come IN
and find a ready market. About six
thousand bales Of cotton have been
shipped from this point 10 date.
Oscar Seligman, representing the
popular wholesale cigar house Of Casey
d s;wnsey, is in town shaking hands
with his host of friends.
j.. ID. Farris, with Martin-Brown
company, was upon our streets yes
terduy.