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Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

Col. Tiffany arrived in Globe, yes terday, and was cordially welcomed by his many friends.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

In order to make room for new stock of clothing, Van Wagenen will sell during this month at reduced prices. s,...,&Ag
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

Lawyer Farquar is happy. His es- timable wife and olive branches are with him at last.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

James Moran died of small pox, on Thursday morning of this week, at 8 o'clock. There is no other patient.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

Buy one of the Climax fire-extin- guishers from A. D. Skinner, and get areduction of your insurance premium.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

John Hise has the thanks of the BELT staff for his remembrance ofthem this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03
sIl V, ": y.,a; .'s ,.5 lts Tss, M s5y Bstla SsE It, ;sp percent asi' < {osts .ss,
 hnen, M-l Uses, furniture; oS pei It, costs .ss'

Bowen, Harry branch on south side Of Salt HVais opposite Ar mours, joins Thppnas' ranch on Gfapeyinds Spfih>8 180 acres, horse, IS hogs aA9 poultry; taxes S6.41, percent Elsts .47, total BelIuzzi, B-7 yokN \ ykoxcD, I wagon; tax $l5.96, perceR .8 costs $l,H total Centennial Silver lping Gp-2 hor- 7 ses, 1 wagon, h91ness, furniture, silver bullion, l. .n Dy hptst at Gen. tennida mine, aSSHf outf1t, quick silver and tools; &2l6 19, per cent slo.sl, costs b.5A total Cachot, Emilie-fs& &25x2OO on wes- terly side of Br kd st. in Globe, nearly opposite C wford & Cray tax ss.7o, percent M, costs .6I, to, tai
 Carey, Kate-M Mortgage on lot and building on easteSly side of Broad st. used as blacksmith shop and bakery; II M Carey mortgagor; tax sl45o, percsptS8, costs s1.Oa, S total "
 sEverman and Fredericks-1 dwell ing house aud Blacksmith shop in McMiilep abOtit 40 yards west of elliler's store, tax S870, percent "A, coats B4, total
 Gleason, E T-5 horses, 50 cows, 20 cattle, poultry, wagon, blow and harness; tax S36.6S, percent $1.S3, costs $2.69, total Gila County Mining Col ten stamp quartz mill at Miami on west prong of Pinal Creek on ssouth side thereof about 400 yards west from forks of said creek to- gether with the ground upon which said mill stands, 1 horse, stock in trade, tOOls,i furniture, 6 tons of ore; tax $$22.a2, percent Sl6.15, costs S23.73, total
 Gilbert, George-1 htuse known as the Bloody Tanksgaio0h, situated on road leading from Globe to Bloody Tanks and about 8 miles from Globe, horse and stock in trade; tax S6.8l, percent .34, cOsts.s 50, total ,ssi4t satd 's'ssrss's'' Globe Ice Col lot abd Ox1OO feet on westerly side Of bad st. in Globe adjoinin1 Brewery ttoSa1>kYith ml etc.there- eaj 4 n.s s;g, s.,, a0 x! s%'.s tstsl and YAt9E4 4ltitltS Renee of 0 Mrqygjt f:lS Afeent .33, Harsours.CSay 0;nnt on valiati0&.df 914S, S,A01 Aal pro perty, 4 h0 es z6xk wagon, 1 gun; tax SLY, pcfSeN .2I, costs .3l, total Nk & Hanson & Moi fsadob.s house at
 Pioneer camp frQIAink north on the Main st. s>uM Ofithc PiO- neer mine anS Sp6a& the Buth end thereof; tax $1H4. percei 70, costs .13, total
 Hutchins, Gordon H,-f horse; tax S1.45, percent .07, costs II, total Irene Mining Co-Mortgaee on Gen.
 tennial mill (10 stanlpsY aIid mill
 site; tax S7l0.50, per68lt SS5.52, costs $52.22, total
 Jones, T B-2. lots on wcstsias side of Oak st. extending Hcu,Pinc to
 Willow, is south Of ~ .6jDins
 HamiltOn's corral pf6besty in
 Globe, improved; tax iE3b.ss9, per-
 cent Sl.Ol, costs siA9, total
 Jasper, w c and A H Morehead--
 Mortgage on Capital mine; tax
 $l45, percent SIPS, costs Sl066, to-
 tai
 Kerr, Thomas--1 adobe house in
 McMillen, south of wash that runs
 through town and opposite Mill.
 CTS store building; tax S1,45. per cent ,07, costs 10, total
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

The best stock of gents furnishin g goods, boots and shoes at Van Wag- enen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

Court Commissioner Swasey is out of office for the first time since this town was started. In every Capacity irs7htss teag aSpaiartEs4 aAcst' officer. ssg. ' sE.@
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

Ten different styles gents fino shoes of first-class quality and styles, lace, button and buckle; the finest ever brought to Globe; at Eaton < Bailey's.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

The lecture-"A bit of New York street'-was we'll received.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

Five sixteen mule teams came into Globe on Sunday last, laden with coke.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

There wasn't man in the choir at the funeral services the other day only women. Heaven bless them!
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

Somerville, the baker, has the BELr's congratulations upon having taken to himself wife.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

Winfrey has the contract for plas- tering the hospital.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

Two patients in the hospital and. five prisoners in the jail
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

Color of Gold" on the first page is reprinted by request.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03
LOCAL NEWS.

.W- California made doors and win dows for sale by H. A. Anderson.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

New stock of choice cigars at Van Wagenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

For choice quality of liquor by the gallon or bottle, go to Van Wagenens.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

Jas. McQuestin died at the hospital yesterday morning.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

Abe Henderson is brick any way you take him.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

No room for Legislative condensa- tionsN this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

House to let; apply to ID. Johnson, BELT office.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

Sam Purdy, of Yuma, is in the tolls of the law upon the charge of having in his possession fraudulent certif- cates of naturalization and attempting to use them in the last election for Delegate to Congress. Sam was ar rested by U. s. Marshal Evans and
 taken to Phenix forsia preliminary
 hearing before U.s s. Court Commis- .Camphnll. :.s, 7. z
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03
DELINQUENT LIST
 OF. =. Gila County, Arizona FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31sT, 1882.

Adams, A J-One adobe house in McMIillen on the Main st. and ad- joins Millers store building on 5 w; 40 horses, 125 cattle, 2wagons, household and kitchen furniture; taxS7L80. percent S8.59. costs S5.27; total 5 Bennett and DesmOnd---l adobe house in Pioneer camp opposite and about 12j feet from $ w end of Pioneermtne; tax $1.74. percent .09, costs .13, total Z, Baldwin, NJ A-A mules, 3 cows and calves, 8 wagons, furniture, mOn- ey on hand, S4000 shares miscella- ne0us stockA (value unlnown) tax s5a.46. percent S2.y7, costs S4.S7 total
 Bruski, Lazarus--Liquors etc. in J Anderson's saloon, building sOl- vent debts, tax S2.q0, percent ,15, costs .2l, total Bilderback, A J--1 lot westerly side of Broad st. in Globe, with im-
 N
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

Attention teamsters Fine Yellow corn at four and a half cents per pound at D. Henderson.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03
'5.'s sss,.a .ii;;' sssi 5 lls' {

The world renowned aida6ff s SnS6 |csg positively cures dli cases of NeTYo6S 4JebfE ity and weakness bf.tbe gcnerAtiye organs. In a varied practice q over thirty years in treating mems diseases and disabilities. Hcnrys Specific has met with unparalleled success, having sold during that time up werd of forty thousand packages, and in no instance without success when Specific" was nsed as directed. 'Fhis specific" is business pursuits. Sufferers may consult free, inclosing stamp for reply. Specific one dollarper package six for five dollars sent free of detection, securely sealed, by mail, on receipt of price. Address all cOni- munications tp Wheeaexs & Co, chemists, H9 East Twenty-soyeaith9 91Seet, New York City. t,ss,r jan20-1y
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

Riley, James, Wal Brl r2 skerS tools, aO stock etc. in Gx&yd0n < Craw
 ford's shop; tax 435, per cent .2i, $. =, costs 3S, total 4 s 92 Stead, Robert-,p possessory right to
 ranch about one and half miles N northerly Of Globe on Wheatfields
 road and improvements, 5 horses,
 poultry wagon. furniture, money;
 tax $5I71, per cent S2S9, costs co S4.24, total GA & oo Sclell, Bobert--2 horses; tax S145, per cent .07, costs III, total SS~~1 6 X Spaulding and Navarro-mortgage ~ on Mack Morris mill and mill site
 and Mack Morris mine; tax S2320, 7s per cent S1l6, costs S17062, total 2606 5s Thomas John.-1 ranch on Salt riv-
 CT, one mile below Grapevine
 Springs, joins Crawford's ranch
 on west, 2 horses, 4 mules 2 wag-
 Ons, blow, 6 harness, furniture, os water right tax S1S.84, per cent ~ .67, costs .98, total If & Turck. .Solomon-one 5 stamp quartz
 mill, known as the Mineral creek
 mill, together with mill site upon 7s which the same stands, including 'o all machinery, wood, tools etc.;
 tax S4OS9O, per cent S2O.45, costs
 S3O.05, total 459 4C ,s Trout, $ H-st0ck of liquors etc; tax A' S2.9O, per cent IA, costs .22, total 3 2f Vaughn, B Ca tract of land acres
 adjoining Fredericksburg's brew
 cry with Improvements, one half
 mile southeasterly of Globe, 5
 horses, l wagon hay; tax S14.50,
 per cent 72, costs S107, total 16 2s Walbridge, w S-1 adobe building
 about 20 yards south of Miami 50 mill, east side of Wheatfelds and
 Bloody Tanks road, 6 horses, l wagon, harness, furniture; tax
 $S.56, per cent .43, costs .63, total Q 6: Wonder Mill & Mining Col dwell-
 ing house at MOore's camp one
 quarter of a mile from Globe and 6l McNlillen road one 3 stamp quartz
 mill at same place; tax S15.23, per
 cent .76, costs SLIP, total 17 Il Wing, Sam-restaurant and fixt-
 ures; tax SLIGO, per cent .5S, costs n. .85, total 13 0' '' Wright, Alfred-stock in trade, fur
 niture, fixtures; tax s34S, per cent
 .17 costs .26, total 5 9l 46 Walker, Geo B-1 horse, money on
 hand; tax s2.9O, per cent. l4, costs
 .22, total p Wingar, Rev J-l corner lot (5Ox ,o 150) on southeasterly side of 6S Broad st. in Globe with houses
 thereon; tax sl7.40, per cent 8S,
 costs SIPS, total l9 5l Wager, J Az horses; tax sl45, per
 cent .07, costs III, total 6 96 You, Quong-one-half interest in lot
 on easterly side of Broad st. in A. Globe (25X150 ft) lies between 03 Kellners store and Turner and
 FrOvey's property occupied by
 Chapel and Wheplcy, valuation
 5000; tax sl4.5O, per cent .72, costs A SLOT, total 16 2 Public notice is hereby given that unles the taxes delinquent, together with tn, ' costs and percentage and the additiona sum of one dollar on each assessment arr 30 paid on or before the 26TH day of FEB RUARY 1885, will sell at Public Auction in front of the Sheriff's Office at Globe Gila County, A. T., the real estate describ 'i cd in the above list and upon which tn above delinquent taxes are a lien.
 B. r. PASCOE,
 Tax Collector, 62 Globe, A. T., Jan, 30, 1853,
Arizona silver belt., 1883-02-03

On Wednesday evening, 31st Jan., Cliquet was arrested, and placed in the county jail. He entertains fears that he may be lynched.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-01
GOV. BUTLER.
Talbot, a. Chairman Ofthe
State Board Of Health, Lunacv and
Charity, Refuses TO Deliver TO The
Governor Certain books of
Accounts.
BOsTON. Sent. %.

BosToN, Sept. 90.
Gov. Butler has sent letter to ex Govern
or Talbot in reply to Talbots refusal as
chairman of the State board of health, lunacy
and charity, to deliver to the Governor Ger
tain books of accounts kept by Wheelw right.
superintendent of the outdoor poor. The
Governor asserts his right to audit the &C.
counts under the constitution, and intimates
that the reason for Withholding the said books
lie because the accounts of money delivered
have not been honestly kept. If Talbot real
ly claims that the supreme executive magis-
trate cannot be permitted to to see the books
Of accounts of the executive boards and off,
GERS of the State, the Governor says he can
understand why no more of the abuses that
existed during Gov. Talbot's administration
were remedied or discovered. The Govern
or says he was trying, in obedience to Tai.
bots request, to prefer charges against Wheel
wright, and was endeavoring to get at the
facts by the examination Of the books so the
charges could be intelligently preferred and
true, but the books are refused him.
These Obstructions simply tend to show
that there is something wrong in the accounts
which must be covered up at all hazards.
It has always been deemed q crime for any
man who has the Disbursement of the moneys
of another, TO cancel or retain the books OF
the accounts. How much greater is the crime
when public subordinate officer refuses to
allow the supreme executive magistrate to see
the books of the administration of public
moneys. The Governor concludes the epis
tie bv cOngratulating Talbot on the probable
success of the latter's device.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-01
Maine Pers0mals.

Col. 1. s. Bangs and wife of Waterville,
have returned from their western trip.
The date of the banquet to be rendered
Hon. John Appleton, by the Penobscot bar,
is Wednesday. October 10.
Rev. C. w. Bradlee of Augusta, preached
an eloquent and telling sermon at Kingfeld.
Wednesday, to q large audience.
A party of people who returned from Range
ley Lakes Friday, report a considerable snow
storm on the Lakes Wednesday. The hills
in that section are already white with snow.
A party Of bicyclers, comprising Rev. j.
Benson Hamilton, formerly of Lewiston, and
others, passed through Boston Thursday, en-
route to Portsmouth, N. H. The run from
Providence was made in six hours
The Journal SAYS: A Belfast farmer who
has just begun business, has this season sold
$500 worth Of produce, besides living off the
place. In few wears he will double il, and
vet there are those who will say farming will
not pay.
Some of our exchan1 yes remark that Post
master General Gresham is showing himself
good deal of man. A few weeks ago Mr..
Blaine remarked I. at Judge Gresham had the
stuff in him to make good can iidate for
President Boston journal.
Prof. VIM. Mathews. who with his wife
has been spending the warm season at Fort
Point, Stockton, Me-, has return.d to his
old quarters in Boston, and is now hard at
work at l8 Ashburton Place. He will be
heard from, through his publishers, in due
time.
Col. j. E. BRYANT of Atlanta, Ga, is visit
ing in the East in the interest OF an
system OF public schools for the
free education of all children and the
cultivation of national feeling and love for
the American Union. Col. Bryant is q na-
tive of Chesterville Me-
l. A. Leighton Of Pittsfield. Maine. stu
dent in the medical department of Michigan
University at Ann Harbor, has become the
happy possessor of SIPS watch offered BY
the Chicago Publishing Co to the student
who procured the most subscriptions for one
Of their books in three months.
Mr.. E j. Cram, of the Mechanic Blues,
Portland, on his wav to Creedmoor re-
Gently, stopped at Walnut Hill and shot in
the 200 yards off hand match. with Spring
field military rifle. His score was ~ out
Of possible so. In the first days shooting at
Creedmoor, MIR. Cram contended for the
Judd prize. lie won second place out of
1876 contestants. The match was for 200
yards with Springfield military rifles and
he made a score of 30 out of a possible 30.
On Friday evening of last week there was
. large gathering of friends and acquaint-
ances of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren b. Chase at
their residence in Bowdoin. in honor of their
recent marriage. The happy couple were not
at home and a messenger was sent in haste
for them They found their house brill-
antly illuminated on their arrival
home, and were greeted with
fine music ty Holbrook & Maloon's Band.
The company was invited in and generously
treated by the bride and bridegroom.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-01
BY TELEaR APH.
POsrAAsrER GODDARD.
He IL IsteFvieWed by . Representative
Of the Boston Post.

BosroS, Sept. 80.
The Post (dem. will have an interview
with Judge Charles W. Goddard, postmaster.
ut Portland, Me-, relative to the charges that
be has neglected his duties, misappropriated
the government money, received clemeucy Of
he department in hushing up q defacation and
violated rule of the department, which pro-
vides that no postmaster shall hold State
Office. Judge Goddard admits that he has
been revising the statutes Of the State, and
the legislature voted him $4,000 for his work,
but a. to all other charges he says: II have
never done anything dishonest" Several
prominent democrats Of Portland were in
terviewed by the post representative and ex-
pr. ssed the belief that the charges are false.
Judge Goddard will take no notice of the
newspaper charges, but the courts full in
vestigation by the proper authorities.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-01
BOILER EXPLOSION.
Several Lives Reported Lost-The Yes.
sci a Total Loss.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Sent. 20,

BUFFALO. n. Y, Sept 20.
The steamer Colorado. laden with freight,
for Chicago, left her dock here at 1880
o'clock tonight. When a quarter of q mile
out her boiler burst with terrific force, car
rying away the smokestack, decks and wood
work from the cabin to the stern. The ves-
sci will be . total loss. 1t is reported that
several lives were lost. The steamer was
towed back to one of the slips. The Colorado
belonged to the Commercial line She was
manned BY rs men. The fist engineer was
Thomas Smith and the second engineer
Alexander Rushlaw. The deck hands were
Henry Ackert, Henry Allen, Fred Smith and
Christian Rudolfsh. John Morgan was the
engineer IN charge. All those named were
badly scalded, two probably fatally. Daniel
Ellis and James Farrell, porters, are missing
and are supposed to have been blown into the
lake. Capt Fellows and mates are unin.
jdred. A later report says the deck hand
Henry Allen died after being carried off the
boat. The tug Griffin was near the Colorado
At the time Of the explosion and rendered all
the assistance possible.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-01
THE vANDERBlLTs.
Their Coatrole Of the Nickel Plate to be
Contested.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
The Central Nickel Plate railroad which
Was supposed to have been acquired by the
vanderbilts through their purchase of $685.
000, 600 of stock 10 about to be contested by
the holders Of tire first mortgage bonds in
Pennsylvania and elsewhere. 1t has become
apparent that the bonds possess equal voting
power With the stock. by act previously de-
veloped, and as there are outstanding SIS
0O0, 900 of bonds, ga .0O0. 900 Of stock which
Vanderbilt does not control, his purchase of
stock only has apparently failed to secure the
control Of the road. Preparations are being
made BY the bond holders to nominate and
elect at the next annual meeting = board Of
directors representing interests adverse to
the vanderbilts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-01

Heart Afections, kidney and liver troubles
affect nearly half of all mankind. Yet
how many heedlessly pass through shorten.
ed life giving no care to these complaints
which cause the human family such great
distress. Does your heart beat violently
from the least excitement? Have you its Of
dizziness? Does your back ache? Are your
bowels constipated? These symptoms are
the first warnings. Delay is dangerous. Be
wise in time. Regain perfect health by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
Mr.. g. A. Miller. Clerk of Circuit Court,
Westminster. Md saws: Il used Browns
Iron Btters and found it a good tonic and
appetizer"
Rev. T. Marshal West, EIlicott City, Md.
says: Il have used Browns Iron Bitters for
dyspepsia and debility and have been benefit.
ed" sepi251&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-01

Sham battle firing al short range was
shown to be q very dangerous recreation
at the New Jersey Grand Army encamp-
ment at Princeton Junction about month
ago. when some half dozen young men
were badly wounded simply by the gun
wadding. On Wednesday a sham battle
1t the soldiers reunion in Missouri result
cd In similar accident. An unfortunate
private who had made his way in front OF
. cannon just As it was discharged was
shot cleaa through the body by the wad
alone.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-01
THE sPRAGUE CASES.
PRovIDExcE, Sept. %.

PRovIDExcE, Sept. %.
The Sp-ague cases came mp in the suprem'
court today on hearing of the application OF
G. P. Pomeroy. assignee, upon Evan Nan
dolph and J. Cooke Longstreet for the pro
duction of book and papers of the Qnidn~ck
company, an order was issued returnsble one
week from today. The application OF the
assignee for the possession of the property OF
the Quidneck company was dismissed, the
court holding. in substance, that in the suit
the stockholder holding the majority OF the
stock to establish his title to such stocks II
was no contempt of anv order enjoining in-
reference with the affairs of the company in
such way ss to interfere with the rights OF
such stockholders for one OF the parties. The
defendant to forcibly hold and retain pos
session of the entire mills and real estate Of
such company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-01

The first experiment with electric tram
cars over long distance was made in
Paris . few days ago with . successful re-
suit. Some thirty miles were made in
shout three hours. The estimated cost is
about oue-half that OF horse trans. The
soundless progress OF the cars created
much establishment. Not q single horse
SHE'D throughout the entire route.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-01
The Texas Cotton Crop a Failure.
GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. 3

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. 80.
Special telegrams from ITO points in this
State indicate that the crop Of cotton, with a
few exceptions, will be a total failure.
Where the recent rains have benefited the
second crop the worms are apparently in large
numbers and in the northern portions of the
State early frosts are apprehended. The
yield this season, although the prospects are
more encouraging than 4 month ago, will fall
considerably short of that Of last year Thirty
days of fair weather will have but little cot
ton in the fields, as labor is ahundent and
picking far advanced.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-01

earalne Ohio. OF d. oehef seasas thass
sseos - - vesy hopeful, <hoesh not
esssnin 8eelise. The siens IN Maryland
and New JRssy are certainly very encour-
aging. A decided victory In Ohio would
have Q Wholesome effect upos al the other
states holding November elections.
T. J. =.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-01

The Levee Convention, which viii meet
ct vicksburg 90 October 1. will include
delegates from Arkansas, Mississippi.
Tennessee, Missouri and Illinois. II will
make an attempt to establish IN interstate
system Of levees that shall insure protec-
ton to the lowlands and encourage their
settlement.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-01

they Refuse 70 Sell New York Dailies
Leas Than the Former Frice.
Bosros, Sept. so.

Bosrox, Sept. so.
The following agreement 10 being extern
.iveIy circulated and largely signed by the
news dealers Of this city
1.-THE recent cut in the price Of New York
daily papers is against our interests as busi-
ness men. The publication of cheap news
papers is uncalled tor and it is high time
that publishers should recognize newsdealers
a. the factors necessary to the circulation OF
newspapers. The delay in trains and the
risk in handling justify us in maintaining
the former prices. Therefore We agree to
maintain the former uniform prices on Ne~
York dalies and in no event to undersell the
same"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-01

naseAss, Marquis Of onesnsbszy rulss. eee
conesse 10 taks place IN America and the
Other in England Asce also dePostcd
$1,000 With Harry Hill - fosleie. .ecee
weight ~ the p-cseut time IL 1870 pound. His
ashtins weight With gloves will Be- 100
pounes. In case Sullivan should manifest .
desire 70 1ght him With bare knucsies mace
iii train down to l72 pounds. The match
II il takes place will be fought not far fron
this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-01
LEWlsTON.

w. H. Costello, who was injured at the
Lewiston Steam Mill, is suffering quite bad
ly from the wound. 1t Is of more serious
nature than it was at first thought to be. The
little finger of the right hand was sawed of, the
next was very badly mangled. and the index
finger was sawed so that piece Of the bone
had to be removed The surgeon is in hopes
to save the fingers.