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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15
Bill OF Fare.

The following bill of fare, INDUCED in
MT Mr.. and Mrs. Russell's wedding sup
per, was gotten mp by S. A. Godban, OF
the Bon Ton:
Soup: Fresh oyster.
Fish Boiled trout Ia Hollandaisa;
baked red fish claret sauce.
Z Boiled: Legs OF mutton, caper sauce
Game: Mountain grouse, with jelly.
Roast. English ribs, ends OF beef.
Entries: Oyster patties, orange fritz
tiers in sauce. sweet bread with French
peas.
Vegetables: Baked potatoes, stewed
tomatoes, squash.
Pastry: English plumb pudding, with
wine and hard sauce.
Desert Fruits. California peas, peach
es and apples, Neopolitan leo cream,
nuts and raisins.
Salads: Chicken, Il la Meynise.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15
The BIaeshorse.

VIM. Floyd, superintendent of the
Blackhorse mine, on Warm Spring
creek, came down yesterday and reports
that minc in excellent condition. He
hns shipped considerable first-class ore
to the Philadelphia smelters, and ex-
tracted large amounts of second class
ore for concentration next spring. Mr..
+. informs us that 1t is the intention of
his company to erect concentrating
works ut the BiaclShorse mine in the
spring.
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COMPROMISE.
The Elkhoru and MONDAY Companies
Agree Upon a Boundary Line and Dis
continue the Action Of Law.

The Eikhorn and MONDAY coinpa-
MES, who have been at law over the
boundary side line between those claims.
have compromised upon a certain line
crossing the MONDAY claim. The Noon
day deeds tho Elkhorn all that portion
lying south aud east OF said cornpro-
missed line. aud the Elkhorn deeds tile
Noondny party MI ore in the Monday
ground north and west OF said compro-
missed line. Said line was established
Elkhorn vein, which was found to DO
north 63 degrees. 80 minutes west. and
l43 feet south from the north west cor
ner stalker Of the Elkhorn claim. This
agreement dispenses with further ac-
ton OF the law and leaves each sido the
payment Of its own expenses incurred
in the action taken.
The Elkhorn and MONDAY claims are
both patented and parallel to each other
upon the same, or continuation OF the
same vein The trouble which recently
arose between them grew from the dis
covery Of this fact by the Elkhorn party,
whose operations on tho vein brought
them in contact with the works OF the
MONDAY claim beyond the side lines Of
the former. The Elkhorn being the
older location, and first patented, AT
once took advantage Of the law on this
/ point and commenced action to check
the operations OF the MONDAY Company
on what was evidently the Elkhcrn vein
The MONDAY likewise entered into the
contest with some points in view, but
both parties have stayed the proceed
ings OF the contest by cffecting the
above compromise.
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No Hambag.

Geo. Ireland neaie will give our citi-
GEMS = seioptleon exhibition nj Union
church t.lis evening aud tomorrow
night This Is show which will please
everybody. as 1t il placed within the
means Of everybody. aud contains Moth
ing ia mar The pleasure II the mnst fas-
slasous. III this exhibition our Nevada
exchanges speak very highly. II eom-
rsszes over i5p excellent views Of Cali
furnsa and Nevada.
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Game Dinner.

We acknowledge the pleasure in par
taking of game dinner gwen by Mr..
Jack Enright and wife at the Guyer
Springs on Sunday. Mr., E., better
known as Jack, is sportsman of the
first water" and succeeds almost uni
versally in yanking fish ont of the FIRST
day supplied the table with both grouse
and fish which were schorched up in a
most luscious manner by his wife, a
model cook.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15
TOWN TIDINtis.


~ Halfway 4 Cos.
Lady dealers in fashion.
The New York Clothing House.
Fresh rancho eggs At NcLennans.
sssyeras exchanges spell throughout"
ls-r-n@o.u~s.
Il. g. McIsennan keeps Tho largest
stock Of fruits Oh Mood River.
Sew soosl@ inst arrived ~ TIE New
Serk glothsng House la Davis Hail.
Fine reads matin ladies' dresses. indies
sl,ees, etc, 1T the New York Clothing
Huiise.
l.. G. rslnan aud son. ~ Vienna. de-
parted day for their odd home in La
crosse. Wisconsin.
Two trn-mnie teams load daily with
inailinn At the rhilndqlphia slnelters for
The Hsdhsy terminus.
Henry llaker and Mr., Harp. Of Hailey.
returned hsst evening alter tsn days
visit 10 eisc savtooth lakes.
a. NJ. Aoiter. Esq. Of Helena, Mon
,ana. visited Ketelnm sunday aud Mon
day. aud was shown through the Elk
horn miaa by Judge Lewis.
Mr. G u. Bradley, u EuIiion. who
Inns bvcis spending several days In our
midst IL now jpined by Its f,tsniiy and
IL quartsred al. the Palace Hotel.
H. q. Harding formerly Of tho KEY
-roxr. and Frnnk Hill, of HALEY, droY
through town this morning with arms
and dogs GA route 10 the grouse lands up
risar.
l.. r.. Brock and wife. after pleasant
Journey To the sawtooth lakes. returned
sunday nud inva since heen sojonlninp
ia our midst several days. They were
gs,csts III the wedding sunday evening
Dickinson 4 lsrsmblo's large freight
ing outfit ~ two tpn-mule teams re.
turned yesterday from Vienna after do
iivsring load OF 1slt To the Vienn'
Mining 4 Milling Go. They brought
from sawtooth s.poo pounds Of BLASTING
powder which WAS stored at Merriam 4
surne's.
SIR A. Morrison, II j. L. Cedarholnl 4
CO.. HALEY, paid rs a visit yesterday
prior 70 his departure for his home ii
Pennsylvania. Mr. Morrison Inns dis
solved partnership with Mr.. Cedafholn
anil wound up his acfiva business II
iisese parts. lie. however, holds con
sl1arahiu reni estate here aud Ia HALEY
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15
s4,soo

Has been raised on the subscription for
the Chaliis road by way Of Trail creek,
and wa are reliably informed that OPP
erstions viii begin immediately y
few miles above this place, on Trail
creek. The suip required to build this
roud has hcen raised to the more reiia-
bile estimate OF &a.ou0. II il said that /,
grading ontiit Min pass here to-day or
tomorrow IN rontc To the scene OF ae-
ton. This means business
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15

tN4f.
At half-phst eight o'clock Sunday
evening tho Union Church was filled to
its utmost by the friends Of Mr.. l.. II.
Russell and Miss Jennie Ross 10 witness
their departure from the 'loncly way"
to matrimonial bonds. A few moments
later the happy twain. accompanied by
Mrs. Brock, the bridesmaid, and Mr..
Brock. the gronmsmnn, marched for
ward 10 the strains Of the Wedding
Narch, played by Mrs. McLennan, and
took their appointed sents. The Rev.
Ritchie opened with appropriate songs
and prayer aud then delivered Il short
discourse suited to the event OF matri-
mony. Tho usual ceremony OF nuptial
ties WAS next performed, followed by
appropriate PRAYER, and tho service
was concluded with songs and benedic-
ton.
At the Palace Hotel, whittier the new
" nude couple repaired, the Ketchnm
Brass Bind played several excellent So
lections, while general round Of good
wishes and congratulations were In or
dor, Among the guests from other
points were Don Mckay and Isaac Cnlp,
Of HALEY, Mr. Bradley and wife, OF Bull
lion, and Miss EasIey, OF Boulder The
number OF guests was purposely not
inrgc, but appropriately jovial, and con-
stitnted a very pleasant party. The
supper was simply splendid, and showed
the finest Of taste and skill in the ca
terror. Mr. Godban.
The presents to the bride wero ricl
and appropriate. In addition TO mn ele.
CANT diamond ring and ear rings from
the groom, beautiful gold necklace
was given by Mcssrs. Williams, Stew.
ard, Rolf and Montgomery; O unique
hand mirror by MIR. and Mrs. Brock
gold watch. chain and charm. by s. A
Godban; several napkin rings dor brid,
aud groom. by VIM. Reinhart; set o
gold bracelets, by Mr.. and Mrs. A
Hines; a handsome pair OF cuff buttons
Ell. Eames Majolica tea set DOS. Pink
hsm; gold lockct, Thos. Lavell; bangles
Mrs. II. Tucker; side saddle. Q. i. Hall
perfumary ease, filled, Fred Johnson
ruby pin. Scotty Wodson: handaom
gold watch, II. e.. Ross. In addition Il
the presents intended for both. TIL
groom received pair of gold sleev
buttons Of Mr.. Reiif, II cigur stand fror
Horace Hyde, and an elaborate inkstan
and paper Weights OF Mr.. Hall.
Both Mr., aud Mrs. Russell have Ion
been well known and much respeete
residents of Ketchum, and their inten
zion to depart from lis is universally Ia
mented. They leave tomorrow fc
Yokamo, W. T., accompanied by til
kindest wishes of many friends. TIL
KEYSTONE entreats the Gods to sprea
Sunshine and a long life of domestic +,
, Iieity before them.
! "a guardian angel DER his life presiding
Doubling his pleasures, ind his chr,
dividing.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15

cold HILL" after having spent few
weeks in the East and Canada. visiting
relatives and friends, has returned TO
his home in Salinas. Cal. and is once
more at the helm Of the SALINAS Index.
Avalanche.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15
Tho Savage

Ii the nortis extension u the Lucky
BOY on Thompson Creek. tits developed
w Fp-fess incline on the ledge. which
pitches vi IN angis az - degrees, aud is
four ssset vide. consisting Of steel gaiena,
black satpharrse and gras eari'onates
together sisi. HE asgai ledge matter lies
tween linss aud granite.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15
Lost,

somewhere la the streets a ketehum a
snlali rod leather xAllAa containing ii
pocket hook with ga silver. ihe
finder will please leave flle SANS Ut The
stars Of pinkhans & Lewis. and bs suit-
nlay re~nrifd.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15
Justice Court.

The People vs.. Mr.. Brummet. ON the
charge OF peace disturbance, Mr.. Brum-
met was brought before the Justice
Court Sunday evening. examined and
discharged npon fine OF S. and costs.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15
lost.

One suit Of yellow Balbrigqan under
clothes, between Fautk's smelfer and
ketehum. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving the same at Judges saloon.
kETcuuM, August ., 1883.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15
NOTICE.

C, McvICKAR, Matchmaker and Jeweler.
would respectfully announce TO the eitizeus 81
this place for the purpose of carrying on the
watch repairing and jewery business in all its
branches. All kinds of clocks, watches ana
teed To give satisfaction or money refunded
My prices will be at bottom rates, how as
the lowest. Hoping 10 receive share of vcnr
patronage, remain
Yours respectfully,
Jy-4-A c. Mcvt,KAs
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15

Call on ]. y. Rolf II voa want a Gold
or Silver Watch. He is selling them Mt
very low prices.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15
THE WEDDING.

Lesl II Russell and MIss Jennie Ress
Jelned In Holy Weilock by the Rev.
Mr.. Ritehle Sunday Evening.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15
Miners Blanks

In any quantity always on hand and ut
the KEYSTONE office.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15

Screnaded by the KetchuM Band--A
Magnificent Feast-~.A Gorgeous A.
fmir.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15
T.E.CLOHECY eco.
BANKERS,
KETCHUM, IDAHO.

Transact q general banking business
il, all it's branches.
Buy and sell Exchange on the leading
cities ofthe United States.
Sell Exchange Oh tile principal cities
Of Great Britain. Ireland. Switzerland.
France, Belgium. Holland, Norway.
Sweden, Denmark, Italy. R,lssia, Gtr-
many and Austria
Collections made with prompt returns
ut lowest rates.
Certificates OF deposits issued payable
OH demand.
Accounts solicited.
coRHEspoapESTs;
SAN FRANcIsco. ...... ..... Wells, Fargo Il So,
SALT LAKE, .......-.... ......
CHICAGO. ......... $500. First National Bank.
NEW YORK, Wells, Fargo Il CO.
T5-4-S3l
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15
WALL PAPER, CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS

We guarantee prices as low rs
any tirst,class house, and shall be
pleased at all times to show goods
and give prices. Respectly
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
co-partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the firm name and style of
Thompson e Robinson, who have carried on
saloon business on Warm Spring creek, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Frank Rob
inson continues the business and assumes all
accounts favoring or against the late firm.
FRANK ROBINSON.
Ketchum. Aug. 9, 1888 F. E. THOMPSON.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-15

We have lately added TO our
stock choice line Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
complimentary Mention.

The editor Of the Lebanon Tenn
Herdtd, who was with the excurtinp
editors who visited our city on the 4th
instant, writes his paper as follows:
fort Worth is n remarkable city and is
growing every day. While there |
mad the pleasure of meeting several
Iennesseeans. the most OF whom were
wilson couniians, and who, am glad
10 say, are doing an admirable bust
ness: l can not refrain from thank
ing Mr; turner, an old Wilson coun.
Van. VINO Is connected with the house
Oh Fakes X Co., and Miss Laura Fakes
u wilson county young lady, and bv
the way one OF the most popular and
accomplished in Fort Worth. for The
excellent manner in which they en-
while there. 'e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
PAYING OFF.
"Give Us An, or Nothing =,

give Us All, or Nothing"
1t will he remembered that at the
last session of the city council 81 500
was appropriated to pay the men who
have been employed on the sewer
work The money was turned over to
City Engineer Smoot, who was author
lied 10 pay out the money and supply
men to carry on The work to coniple-
ton. He gave notice yesterday that
he would pay or last night at 7:}J
O'Clock, and long before That hour n
large crowd had assembled to receive
their money.
1t was announced to the men that
the amount of money appropriated
was insufficient to pay them in full.
hut that sixty ner cent. of their wages
would be paid, Upon this the men
declared that they must have it all or
they would take nothi ny. For time
considerable excitement prevailed.
Alderman Hickey who was present
spoke to the men and tried to prevail
upon them To take the money offered
and wait for the balance
but this they positively refused
To do and The excitement
for while ran so high that it was
feared that an outbreak would be the
result, Marshal Rea and several of
me police force were present, and to
their presence is probably due the pre-.
Vention of disturbance. After con
siderable delay and useless parley, the
money as FAR rs 1t would go, was paid
our 10 the men, a portion of them re.
celving their wages in full. The idea
seemed to he general that If they ac-
copied part payment they would not
get the est.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
In BRIEF.

The best lemons, grapes. melons and
other fruits at
COMBS, READ q Co.'s.
a few boxes Gravely & Miller tobac.
co for sale at n bargain.
COMBS, READ & Co.
Go to Eastwood & King for Harper,s
'Borodentineo the finest tooth lotion
in the market.
=, ne pest ham in the market is the
Magnolia, for sale by
COMBS. READ & Co.
Try Harper's "Borodentineu tooth
lotion; ii just takes the cake. Sold bv
Eastwood d King.
lfyou have not tried our SUI dried
Japan tea, you have missed a treat
COMES, READ & Co.
GIVE Harper's Fragrant .Boroden-
,lhe" Tor the teeth trial. For sale
oy Eastwood u King.
A fresh supply of Dozler- Wevps
celeorated cream soda crackers lust
COMES, READ & Co.'s.
F9r repairing of all kinds 90 TO
heller's carriage Slanufactory. T6rocx.
morton street, near corner Of Second.
Messrs. Johnson. Amber & Young
nave ABOUT completed the task of NOV,
ing their immense stock of hardwo
~, W. tieir new quarters on the corner of
"e"theriord and Houston streets.
One of Turner & McClure's sneoi,,
pels Is their Chicago broom. Tha
straw or corn of which this broom ia
manufactured is cut when barely rine
anu cured by new process that rem
IeIs IL perfectly tough and durahla
nas s1u Mait good broom call on Tur-
we we understand that Mrs. NJ. s. Hall
pought that beautiful Liod.rnon nat
hi,;o uSe,oiu piano which was on eHhi-
b bo.ipi at Messrs. II. n. Conner & cos
oooh store. Mrs. Hall can indeed he
RVor,, OF having the best piano in Fort |
,o mesSrs Washer 4 August have
a aei,'.a liie new building now in 'nro.
,o VI erection on the corner of HIS.
awn ana Fourth streets. and will oc.
ttui,f ~ IN about thirty DAYS. On VOC.
t;noHy they gave their order for The
thn lot OF fixtures ever bronobt IN
e eno Gity' and their new house wben
promises to- be a daisy
i August are not asleep.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
THE STRIKERS.
Progress OF tho Fight-The Telegraph Com
pany Said to be Wenkcniuy.

paDy Said to be Weakening.
| The telegraph operators are daily be
coming more confident of their ulti-
mate success. A meeting of the assem-
| bly, of the brotherhood was held in
this city yesterday and nine new men
were initiated in the mysteries Of the
or1eA~ Throughout the state the
strikers are standing firm and each day
brings recruits to the brotherhood. a
GAZETTE reporter had conversation
with prominent number of the organ
ization yesterday and learned that the
private advices to strikers from
various portions of the country are
highly favorable to their cause. Many
say the Western Union company has
got all the available men in the coun-
try iN their offices, and this force is
daily growing smaller. The faithful
few" are worked down and many are
going over to the brotherhood. Two
of the operators in the Da las Office
threw off their allegiance to the tele-
graph company and joined the strikers.
1t Is claimed that the company is
showing signs of weakening, and in
less than Il week will give up the fight
and agree to the conditions asked. The
reporter was informed that in Kansas
CITY, point considered the most luke
warm to the cause, there were eighty
five operators, and now there are only
twenty-three. Another instance of the
weakness of the company and the in
creasing strength of the strikers is the
fact that the operators all over the
country are forsaking the telegraph
offices and going over to the ranks
OF the strikers. In Chicago, from
midday Thursday. when the strike oc-
Cured, until the Saturday night fol-
lowing, zone hundred and
thirtty-four men joined the brother,
mood in that city alone The operator
above referred to said that the brother,
hood have sufficient fund, in their
treasury to keep up the fight for six
months, but that the belief is general
among them that it will not last as
many days longer.
At nine O'Clock last night Mr.. Bali
ter laid down his zen and announe, d
TO the night chief that the brotherhood
had ordered him to quit work, and he
at once proceeded to comply with tie
order. This leaves only two men.
night men, and they are almost &C M
pletely exhausted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25

"a an i, inactive condition of the blood
d Az nver Is the source of nearly ali
a'slgses they axe made pure. active
mnm ,ueai'hy, 10y using Browns Sarsn-
tb at, ana Dandelion with Iodide of
iptueasslum Il speedily cures: Boils
sernfb nSs' Money Diseases, Ulcers
n'at,s' Erysipelas, Dyspepsia. Rhe,I.
s nas IT, Try this Great Blood Puri.
d ger, bfown's Sarsaparilla, ask yonr
nruss,St 70 show YOU the formnla
LII .n" pra' On every bottle. All Drug ists
ssD Browns Sarssparilla. s's''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
Something Uniuue.

Col T.. w. Bailey, with his usual
energy and enterprise, has erected in
ms front yard, on the corner of KIM
ana Iayior streets, quite handsome
fountain. The design, "Out In the
hiver, Is east in marble, repr, sentins ny
Two little cherubs carr,inr nm mn,
nreia, and the spray from The fomm.
IAN makes the Representation con-
piete. The fountain is quite unio,,e In
conception, aud a handsome ornan,am -"
to the colonel's home '""''ieht
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
Old Folks Of San mi

,, lei Paso Tilne: \
The people of San Gsri9
toward Immortality, and IA
bic old ladies, aged lOg sa 4
as is proved by the churcb "
celebrities to whom the s,}
his respects and his silver
ing in beside an adobe hs ii
and swarthy lady smilsdi5
over her wash-tub, and aiqll
the sweet "buenosn Of MI
Crossing under a clothes.ls.a
the ancient Laura sitth n
ground with a faded bedalS>
about her shoulders. Wiz
years Sonora Laura has nG4S
ways of neatness, and st IS
tn c dirt, with more dirt IN
her struggling black lchE
Benjamins who owns i a
lay inside her miserable IA
tattered bed-quilt wsust|
her, and her he'd 4
in another dirty quilt, q
scratched and pecked thsEt,
side her, hoped on her pkf'
and made the hut ring Il
cluclIing and growing. AZ
gestion OF strangers and !.
poor old wreck of humane
her wrinkled face towardsll
skinny hands were stretelt
coin. a more revoltingme
ing spectacle cannot be imx
those two forlorn and tren
creatures, shriveled, wfllS
withered us mummies, wiz
eyes, hooked claws and thing
voices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
For Carving n Pistol

oiiieer Joe Witcher last nlybt ~.
rested rested one OF the engineers emnloved
upoh NE sewer work, named Toj,n
ior carrying = pistol 'rolan. who was
' u,iesr lhe influence OF liquor, was cir.
Suia'itig among the crowd abnt A..
,si'ioots olilce, who had collected thara
70 get paid Off making some liins
~, ,o'se' ana as otiicer Wilcher saw lhat
nc had Il pistol he arrested him "'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
The Reason WhI.

The reformers who hate
deavoring for a number Of y,
duce men TO clothe themse!c!
picture sque garments have
Roadway, evidently because
overlooked the economic n
tween male and female ccslrs
economists know that thes |
given amount of capital ID Y
at any given time which es'I
by the two sexes rs whatlN'
clothes fund; and that the n
there is used by one sex tsil
is. left for the other i
times, when men ar
than women and make vi
strength in their own iuls5
take the greater part Of thl' \
spend it upon themselves
counts for the fact of tae
male attire among so manS
races, and for the secluslou j
the women are kept-maca. I
pendilure in shopping
prevented. In our day, % I
trary, the progress made PHI
establishing an independet
for themselves is seen
getting the lions VI
the clothes fund, JuS
elsewhere. For the last ",
every step in the advance ~
getting their rights has lrs
by n corresponding decllnsnl
of men. until knee-breec1,e, \, J
doub'ets, .iewelry, wigs an H.
all been discarded, while ~,
the fund formerly devolm
now goes into the dres
What reforlners ought 70 ~
first Of all. the resubjeciloa
her RELOCATION to her CIV
This, however, involves IA
rising by men, for which y
no eyi eloe of being rue Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
ANOTHER MIsuAr
Election of Officers.

. me Peter smith Hose Company No.
held meeting last night for the
purpose of electing officers for the en-
suing year. The result was an fol.
lows; President, =. NJ. Kerr. vice
president, Fred Bowencamp; foreman
MORRISON; first assistant, McCracken.
second assistant, Raab; secretary !
l.. Bauf. "''"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
A Festival

Inc ladies of ST. Andrews Church
MI MI give an "ice cream festival ON
eunesuay evening next, July 25. at
ene resiuence of MIR. Peter Daniels.
corner OF Thirteenth aud Tnylor
streets, The proceeds will be devoted
TO the purchase of an organ. N'o'e'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
Notice

., Menar q Samuel having trans fereo
tnslr no0R accounts to US, all who ora
Indebted to them will please come for
MaIu ana settle their accounts M once
vi Iegai proceedings viii be Instituted
against them. '''u'su
l. GOLDBERG & Co,
66 and 0S Houston street