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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

an unpleasant ring 10 il.
After the neighbor had gone. howev-
err, she said more, standing before her
sister with her arms folded squarely
across her bosom. Now, Priscilla
Brown" she exclaimed. Il think it's
about time to put a stop 10 this. I've
heard about enough OF il. What dc
you s'pose Miss Moore thought of you:
Next thing it'll be all over town tina,
you're gittin' spiritual notions. To-
day it's music that nobody else can
hear. an yesterday You smelled roses.
and there amt one in blossom this time
o year, and all the time you're talkin'
about dyin'. Fer my part, I don't see
why you aim a. likely to live as l am.
You're uncommon hearty on vittles.
You ate a pretty good dinner to-day for
a dyin' person"
IL didn't say I was goin' to die" re-
piled Priscilla, meekly; the two sisters
seemed suddenly TO have changed ma.
lures. AN I'll try not to talk so. if i,
plaques you. i told you I wouldn't this
mornin'. but the music kinder took me
by surprise like, an / thought mayl be
you an Miss Moore could hear il. l can
jist hear it . little bit nov, ike the dy.
in away Of bell"
There YOU 60 aginr' cried the other,
sharply. do. for mercy's sake, stop.
Priscilla There amt no music"
"Wel. I won't talk any more abou,
IT," she answered, patiently; and she
rose and began setting the table for tea,
while Mary sat down and resumed her
sewing. drawing the thread through the
cloth with qnick. uneven jerks.
That night the pretty girl neighbcr
was aroused from her first slesp BY q
distressed voice at her bedroom win
dow. crying. Miss Moore! Miss
Moore!!"
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-02

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Boar STOLEN AND Recommendation
day night some thieves stole valuable
boat belonging to the ship Fanny
Tucker. Searchwas made, but no boat
could be found. Yesterday morning
George Budlong and George White
were out on the hulk Of the Windward,
at low tide, and the water being clear,
they saw a boat sunk near by. with a
float attached. Pulling il up, il proved
20 be the Fanny fuckers boat. filed
with rocks and iron. The thieves who
stole il had taken this means of securing
il till the ship sailed. Captain Green
leaf paid the finders twenty dollars for
their trouble. There Was one new cast
ing in the boat, weighing l50 pounds.
which had probably been stolen from
some machine shop along the waters
EDGE.
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II they once began boi'din0, would have
TO sxtsnd the line 20 San Francisco
Meanwhile the Southern Pacific
pushes its schemes of immigration,
placing agents in all the large cities OF
Europe, and endeavoring especially 20
get nd Of its own lands. The Ill health
Of Governor Stanford has placed him
for the present hors de eossbaf, leaving
the task Of looking after the forfeited
Land grant Of the Texas Pacific 20 the
active and willy Huntington The man
aesrs Of tbs Central Pacific fight des-
psratsIy far the supremacy they have
Icng maintained, bat which they Sc
pov ID rapidly waning"
Wherever population ID 10 increase
and products multiply, there will be a
contest for the carrying trade. Compe-
ti.ion will benefit the people and force
corporations 10 deal Justly. We are sit
mated ss the western end Of most mag
nifoent highway, and IN the very ma
turs Of things must largely profit by the
struggle Of rival carriers for supremacy.
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A PArMAnCH GomK-The Chinco
Tssss pablishsd the following dispasch
nom Aurora. nlinois. under date Of
May l9sh: "Ths venerable J. c. Stone
dssd - his residence. On South River
ssrese, Int evening about half-pass 5
o'elock- Father 6s0ue. a. hs vas cener-
ally called. vas In hh s0sh year, havins
nssn born q Pisruocs, N. b., IN lTN
He removed 10 Aurora about svenfy. Eve
ysars go and vns known 10 simo.t
every resident Of The Wsss division. He
vae = man of rsmAxkabis physical q.
paniey and mental endoumenfa, and re-
tainsd The acsivs ~ of I'll his faculties
eiu within . very shOet time Of his
asath- He vas . soldisr Of the var al
isl1. thooeh b never applied for 8 Pen
oon Tor his asrvsceA four Children
survive him-a onn Who has rpGi6rd for
9any yoau - 64natla, Waekinr1oa Ter
ssensy, ~ Mn. n. ". Foeeor. ~ Dr..
Allhea1A 81 Ma JanaA q ikis city' =
ID - s.6egss6 - = or follou- Sp1ss-
- q I. 6ennA 1sq- - 4 - "a
- lsua1 alBoet - nn1a
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SHErr AND PuIow CASE PARTY.-The
Bohemian Club of this city win give its
hrss sheet and pillow case carnival al
Yesler's Hall rext Friday evening. In
vitations are now out, and the affair
promises 10 be pleasant one. Those
invited are requested TO ATTEND In
ghostiy garh," and all must identify
themselves 10 the reception COMMITTEES.
Ihe managers are Fred ID. Hall and J.
Q. b. Hebbard. A large floor and recep-
ton committee has been appointed TO
look after the comfort of the guests.
The dancing will be under the direction
OF Prof. Fehnemann.
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The CANAL TO Be CUI.-Mr. j. j.
Cummings, the successful bidder on the
contract to cut canal between the two
lakes, and also to open the outlet to
Lake Onion. is getting ready for active
operations at once. He has engaged
150 white men and twenty teams 70 be-
gin work on Monday. The canal will
be 20 feet wide in the bottom, and the
greatest cut will be 36 feet deep. Mr..
Cummings has contracted with Phinney
for lnmber 10 build shelter for his men
aud teams, and also for the necessary
timbers in prosecuting the work. A
sufficient force of men will be placed on
10 complete the work in ninety DAYS.
The contractor lays he is willing to
make small wager that inside of three
months q person can go entirely around
Seattle in q row boat.
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Tine way Enterprises spring Up In
Seattle

Some two months ago q. C. Phinney,
Of this city. conceived the idea Of build
ing saw nIIl IN Burke's second add
ton. IN Lake Washington. He men
toned his scheme to the proprietors of
that addition, who offered TO give him
an eligible site free, If be would build
the mill as contemplated The agree
rneuf vas soon contaminated, and forty
DAYS ago Mr. Phinney commenced work
He cleared ten sores of land. built pile
driver. drove a pile foundation, ordered
his machinery from San Francisco,
hauled il to the Lake, set Il up. and, At
noon yesterday, commenced cutting
lumber for the first time. Il vas found
TO work like charm, and from now on
VIII cut lumber every day.
During one hour 81 800 feet. board
measure, was sawed out, and Il Is
thought the mill vilIeaverage from ten
TO twelve thousand feet Of lumber per
day.
The manner In which Mr.. Phinney
has pushed this enterprise along TO a
successful completion IN the face OF
many difficulties not generally known
of reflects great credit upon his energy
and business capacity. One such man
as Mr.. Phinney, with limited capital,
is much more benefit to a community
than dozen old moss backs, with their
pockets lined with gold, who squeeze a
piece of money till the eagle squeals.
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Upon hearing at Atlanta, Georgia
on the application Of q paper manufac-
turing company 70 have a receiver ap-
pointed 10 wind up the Affairs Of the
Atlanta Poss-Appeai, the question of the
exact nature Of Newspaper publishers
occupation came up. Counsel for the
company attempted TO show that q
Newspaper publisher IL Q manufactures,
and that consequently q receiver might
be appointed for the Post appeal, a.. in
the eye Of the Law, a manufacturing
concern. The application was denied.
the Judge holding that the collection of
news 10 not manufacturing. This deci-
sion vim Be- gratifying 70 many local
reporters, Who draw on their imagina-
tion for facts, and memory for wit"
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The RAYMOND HOLMES Co.-Yesler's
Hall was again packed to OVERLOOKING
last night to witness the Raymond
Holmes Company il "Whims." The
audience was kept in an almost contin-
ual roar of laughter for two hours
"Whims" is not set piece" 1t has
no semblanoe Of plot. It is an ala
podrtda of musical gems, ridiculous sit
uations, unexpected rencontres, bur
lesque tragedy, local hits and general
mischief making. 1t is rollicking,
Astounding in comicaiities, and fairly
bristiing with sharp sayings and many
new puns. 1t much resembles Hob
bies,n but is, we think, better. The
acting is above the average, so are the
songs; the play moves on bfiskly and
there Is no tiresome waiting between
the acts. There arc good voices in this
company and there is also an evident
desire to please. The company will be
here again next week when "Whims'
will be repeated. We advise our music
and fun loving readers to see and hear
il
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A California exchange says that year
OF more since . Rate-post that had been
painted with % called xinc white was
observed 10 appear black al day, gray
In the. twilight, and white during the
night. On IN investigation of this sim
gular property Of the paint, the cause
vas shown 10 exiss in a new metal,
which has been named aotinium. on 40
count Of IL peculiar actinio ef1ecta II
b found In xinc orea, and resembles
zinc.
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CHEAP CIoraEa.-H. Hirshberc L
Co. Of the Palace clothing house. ON
Front street, are doing large business.
owing 10 the remarkably Low prices AT
which they are selling their eoods In
lending purchasers will do we'll 20 ue-
russ their ad-, and then call and exnaire
tos goods they oder at such rsduced
pficeA N
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fRxIaHr CoNrSa.-On board the
schooner d. Biuhm, which sailed from
San Francisco on the ID inst, in the
Wells line. Is freight consigned a. fol-
lows Oiympia-LA Betsnan. rs pkes.
PuyAilup-E- Neeker 4 Co. "a pack-
AGES. Seattie-D. Kaufman, Waddell6
Niles. Golden Rule Basay, blanchard a
Co, L Mitchell 4 Co, J. Doucan. Ho-
taslng Liquor Association, II. {. Lew.
j. Bersch.
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UNCLAIMED DzzparcHEs-The follow
ing teiegrams remain unclaimed At thu
Western Union te.egrAhp Office in this
city; William J. Brewster. +. Huntisv
0corRe =. lett. T. A. Kadderlex &
NeymsF Mn- Frank O'Nsil, e. Svee-
meg, Z i. shannon.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

THE STEAMER MISSISSIPPI. NOW
i lying sunk ON the beach in Seattle
harbor. together with all stores and ma
chinery now on board. will be sold ar
public auction, at Seattle, on June 10th.
1853. at IL o'clock noon, on account Of I'M
derwriters.
Sale without reserve.
les 6 - Ii 10 20 JOHN l. HOWARD,
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HALL OF WASHINGTON FIRE
II Company. No. An members Of
this Company will meet az the City Coun-
Gil rooms. on Tuesday evening. June 5th.
at 8 p. m. sharp. A Foreman and Assist
ant are to be elected. A full attendance
il ordered. By order OF the President
les u ID. r. McKINLAY. See'y.
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Rev. DR.. Miner, OF Boston, has joined
In vcdsock over 200 couples. of whom
only thrss have been parted BY divorce.
This leads the reverend gentleman 10
conclude that "ths state Of mind which
brings people 10 UniversAlist clergy
man fer union b that which viii enable
thsn 10 live happily together"
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4 libel suit against Q Kansas nswspa-
pr has proved . boousrAn9. The
plaintiff NOT only Lost his ease, bat has
ossn prosecuted upon . charge Of at
tempted blaokmail. his demands for
money having been accompanied with
threats OF annoyance.
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The Jeweled Garter,

LNOR LADIES ONLY. UNIQUE,
Il beautiful. indispensable. An addition
to any lsdy's toilet. The prevailing rage
of society. and recently introduced in
Paris ameng the fashionables- Price, $50
per pair. Sent by mail to any address.
For sale only by FRANKLIN NOE p. O,
box 1907. San Francisco. Agents wanted
every where jef 81
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

Meteorological record for the month Of
May, lss3 Place Of observation: Bair-
bridge Island. KitsaP county. Washington Ter
ritory. Latitude 479 Sc, longitude 1929 90;
Hoskinson, Of Port Blakely, Observer.
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A tunnel over seventy miles long. be-
tween Paris and Roosn. France. il pro-
isctsd. Suppossd strategic advantages
are uresd in il support. The cost IN
estimated a tas.onop.
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when yoa meet With an accident. Get
: pcatned ankle, or ara othsrvise IN
{nreo. don't 20 10 tbs sxpenss % md
- tce z doeeoe. but apply KsndaII's
sg.sn Cara md you WI sxpsrisoee
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Highest Temperature, on the s9ih. 50 de-
grees
Lowest Temperature. on the 3rd, ~ de-
grees.
Mean temperature during the month, 5s's
degrees.
Prevailing winds, nrrth and sauth.
Total rainfall. or melted spew, 30 inches.
Number OF days ON which o OIL or more rain
or snow fell, 8.
Samcer OF days on which eloudness sysr-
aged or more on . scale OF ten, 8.
Halos. solar, on the 2lst and Soth-
Winds. followed by rain, south.
wiods. followed by fair or clear weather.
north.
Kind Of rain gage, cylinder.
Maker and No. Of thermometer. iexposedl
Fahrenheit.
Wssthsr, splendid: storms. none.
Z. Il eosKISsoS.
Port Blakely, w. +.
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WANTED.

a GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF Chill
"A dren. Apply to MRS. III. II. KENT.
corner Main and Tenth streets. JET tt
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TO lET T..

TWO ROOMS. COMMANDING THE
i finest view in the city, one of which is
furnished as bed room. Furniture and
carpet all new, and can be had cheap.
Lease of rooms, If desired. for l2 months.
Address NJ H." this office ie3 81
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424l.436
Net earninss... x82,0l7 8:

For the month of March there was an
Increase of x35. 416, or lbs per cent, in
gross receipts; an increase of $3l, 123, or
l6.s per cent, in expenses, and an IN
crease of 1898, or 5.5 per cent, IN net
earnings.
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Get Yourself

A HON T
WHILE YET
There is Room /!
Houses on the installment plan.
Cheice lots in Bigelow's Addition.
Choice lots and blocks in Lake
Union Addition.
Choice lots in Washington Addi-
ton.
Choice lots in Maynard's Plat.
Choice lots in Denny's Addition.
Lots 2, 3 and 4, block Is, May.
nard's.
Lot z, block l9, North Seattle.
Lots l and 2, block so, North
Seattle.
Water lots-Lots A, 10. IL and
II, blocks E and ], Denny's
Plat.
Lots l and 2, block IA, in Mer-
GERS Addition to North Sc
attic.
Lots 5 and 6, block 6, Eastern
Addition.
Lot 4, the w. ! of 5 and 6, and
the center ] of 5 and 8, block
los, Denny's I'd Addition.
Lots Z, s and 9, block 4, heirs of
Sarah A. Bells 1st Addition.
Lots 4, 5 and 8, block As, A. A.
Denny's 9th Addition.
The N. ! of lot 6, block 6, Nay
nard's Plat.
Lot 8, block IL, Maynard's Plat.
The f.. of lots 2 and 8, block
9, Maynarl's Plat.
Farm lands near Whatcom.
Farm lands on Lakes Union and
Washington.
The Sc. ! of the Sc. I of sec.
9, tip Is n, X. 4E.
The NE of the NV. I, and
lot l, sec. 25, tip &c n, r. 8.
E-,and the Sc. of S.W.I of
sec. "a, tip 20 n, r. 3 E:
$50 acres Tide Marsh Land.
800 acres Timber Land.
800 acres Coal Land.
Is acres well improved Land, on
north side Lake Union.
acres in Caller Tract, adjoining
Mob Hill Addition.
80 acres choice Farm Land one
mile from good market; un-
improved ; very cheap.
Directions given to find Government Land
We take pleasure in giving Information
o bona ode settlers.
GEORGE, BIGEL0W eco. |
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Rooms and Board.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
with board, on Main street, FIVE min
utes walk from Commercial st. Rooms
suitable for gentleman and wife: also,
two gentlemen. Private family. Inquire
at this office or address q. u. box els le6
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Situation Wanted.

a . n0UakKKRPER FOR A wm-
~ eve. - vf0 Do gnnnra1 uork n =
49, . I'm - Asfel lasS1k. AnpiT q
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The Oregon Improvement Company
makes the following statement for
March and the four months of the fiscal
year from December LIST to March 3lst
Four
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. AT
n. present employ ed In San Frnncisco'
desires position as book keeper IN some
nrstciAs mercantile business. hanking
thorough knowledge Of book-kaenine
Acdreo =. q. box fsl. Seattle. myi2 N
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NEW ENTERPRISE.

HAVING SEVERED MY CONNEC-
III ton with Mr.. Montgomery. I have
opened q Cigar and Tobacco establish
ment in front Of the Postofsice, where I
carry full line II imported and domestic
Cigars and Tobaccos. and where l shall
be happy to meet any Of my old friends
and the public generally.
jeI Inn JOHN WHITLEY.
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WANTED.
ME WILL GIVE FIFTY DOLLARS
" per II for Ar stumps delivered Al ON,
MIL on Lake Washington Apply to
G. C. PHINNEY & CO.
apS u Post Ruildinr
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Rooms to Let.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, UP
i stairs lone 'front.'. with black walnut
SET to let. Apply on the premises.
MRS. o. w. JASPER,
North side Main street between Fifth
and Sixth. One Of Mr.. Pollocks new
houses leo If
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THE NEW STEAMER w. X. MER-
= win viii leave Yesiers wharf at & 10
and 1is3O O'Clock An. with uassencers
for the picnic. and win return al 40 and
O'Clock Pm. bringing passengers to Sc
ficketa. round trip, 50 cents each clam
bake free other refreshments can be pur-
chased on the ground.
Tickets should be procured before going
70 the steamer. They can be had at the
book storc2 and from the Masonic Com
mitsee and other Aasons- They viii be
demanded on going aboard the sfeamhoaf
The Committee VIII take pleasure in ar
tending % the wanfs Of the guesta An
respectable persons are invited to Join the
Masons In this complimentary demonsfra-
y. uoa % MAsonic brethren from all parts Of
The Territory. By order Of the
Jez "a JOINT COMMITTEE.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ On and amer May Lat our once hours
TO pm. and that ~ NO other time nav
Ne be expected 70 do business. excepf g
connection with our mill On Lake Waak.
tngt0n. @. Q. PHINNKY 9 co.
Real Gs1a1o Bokosa
- 9 Pu4 0ul1din&
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~ ~ ~ uo00ou0t1uo0tn
ins.. - sssms 70 b. unable sither 10
as s a. =. :, :: N. n g n A. ,os
srts 10 he Pnsi6e n ary fessihis rcct.
soath cf Oedsn. r. pisn g Ssiid
sputhvsstvard from Hals Eake CIV nv
: roats they have fog some time con-
besn dooe, y nos likely 10 Be- carrisd
moaA further h the ssos Of she plnns AZ
ths ChicaRo. Buflin9tou and Quincy.
Thess ase numsrsus olhsr schemes
aAss1inG ~ rssiAc eoass more or Len
dirsstiy, Of which mention b mads, a
fe,1ovu;
The California 4 Nevada, which the
Oeutsal raci6e has fc1ghs Ia such die
nenosAhae vays. ain exists and main
enane - uGRanisAAiou. with tie euu6-
oeos expeeeafSon of ess long building its
nASfowfage nom kmasyS ueaiior IN
vay q 6An Pablo ana Noden1o 10 ~
Nevada Ina The CsntyAl Pnca0c -
eeased - tsaR it and 20 lonosr herus r.
susveyoes IN The fisld easa a Nodsrio
y - aaO eenoad Surveying NE ruose
fresu ueeeed - Yosemite, thcoah n nav
conoluds thA1 MAT lins shouId s. husis
shoaid tbs Chisaeo. Bartinasnn 9 ouin.
~ ssneme aypoAs 70 b On she eve a
exaooann- AnneAee nod that u = sntd
nne onuo1mp1aied an overland linz : -
C0tenao 4 b. Paul. Tia ruuss which Il
has bosn s1GRssasd that company miaht
follow b froa DsAduood vsstvsrd
III dsairs lur eoensotion with he
k.a1e eoan1 oouas ffom what they con-
49, ~ nn11a Treatment q the Onion
fastaA - IT, route named = diflcuIt
90 Uoanealno1s and cunstdsrina ~
1872 6 hoen ths union and Norsh-
"a fas.aA eosld saArosly prove proas-
aAaA u y neariy H. eains shyuceh
wyuminG - thns which ths OsuasaI r.
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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-03-10
Miscellaneous Items:

Rev. W. A. Willis will preach at
Gov creek Sunday, the 18th, at II A.
N. and at Canyonville Sunday, at {
pm.
H. c. Slocum has been appointed
Deputy q. S. Marshal for Oregon.
We congratulate Clay.
Peach trees are in bloom in Rose
burg What place can beat that
The map of the new town Of Julia,
on the extension of the O. & G. tail
load, in the south part of this county,
has been fled and recorded in tic
Clerks ofice There are nine cross
streets, numbered from one to nine,
and six avenues, viz: Pacific, Willis
Montgomery, Sol Abraham. Maurice
and Albert.
| A new copartnership has been
formed in the legal business, between
A. G. Jones and Wm. Willis, TIE FIJI n
OF Willis and Mires having dissolved
Johnny Farqllar AMI Frank Lehn-
herr have left for tie front to worl
fer the O. and G. railroad company.