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Ask for Wells Rough on Corns,'
l5c. Quick, complete. permanent cure.
Corns, warts, b~unions.
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The word "copa," as applied to policemen,
is said TO have originated from the copper
badges they were first given 20 wear under
Fernando Wood In New York
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Quick, complete cure, all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases,
81. Druggists
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ArkanSaw Traveller: Poverty o. body is bad,
but poverty o. mine Ia VIVA / doan feel as
sorry fur a po' sensible man as / does fur a
rich fool
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A Burlington boy sent for IA 5o-ce mt watch
and received a sun-dial. He named II
Faith" because faith without works Il
dead
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
STEPHEN W. DOWNEY !;
ATToRNEY-AT-LAw WIS

IN commercial or Warren's new Dhck II CHEYENNE Wyominp ad IN Sc. <
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TFCUMp's RFTORT

Tho evening papers contained a letter from
Gen. Sherman which threw some light on the
studied insult paid by him to Stanton.
After abiding to newspaper reports about
his conduct lie said: "Well, you know what
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-15

tanu Sh wa
descending bank of Bayou
Iean de Jean, bounded 5
NV DR.. Luckett, E by F. A.
Blanchard, and W by N. &.
Blanchard; 40 acres pune mo ee
band
w. F. 900 acres Of
land on Bayou Beonff,
q bonnded below by land OF
richardson ard Jno S. Bnt-
Ter. above .hy. Jos. Meeker,
in rear by swamp lands;-
aa, undivided three-eightih.ss go
! interest in and to an pndl-
v;ieo one.llalf interest In
$50 acres, known as, the
Wellspdft,on of the Wells 10 .
wood pIantatton..... 80. 90 y
iBorelaud,J E. 200 acres pine
land on North side Of Red
River in Sec 6, 7 3, N R2 =
East. ......'-'''''-''
Brooks, Oswald, and Ander-
son january one third IN,
terrs, in 565@cres of land
fronting .an5 the south side
| Of Red River, bounded
above by Magrnder aud q
.beiew-by Murphy ...'.-'-
Brown, E. L. Mrs. House ana
{ Int in pinevilley trnnting"nn +
Red river, bounded above
nv Mrs Jarreau and below
by R, P. Hunter: I'LL. iiiiIil4
Bradley, James E. I5s acres
land unimproved swamp
:, land in Sec 81 T Is 81 2 = 2
Campbell, Helm, Sc! 50 acres Of
, ID lads ON Dry Bagop,s, =, eang
Mil tract, T2 N RI w.. l
carmouche, Raume, 90 acres
land in rear1of Geo Il Wills
son, in T 2N R2 E.....-
4 Carter Eaward, go aetes land
and improvements near
Il Alexandria. ..........''''
ebeyallier., D. D. l6O acres
- land on Holloway's PfalE'o
a ehirinoe AptoDio Est acres
land near Rigolet a.ljoin.
Z ipe lands of E. j. Barrett
cbambers, Jno IF. "A. Blan- 2
i chard, Agent) 2l8 acres OF
land fronting on Bayon
"a Jean de Jean, bounded =
Is by Mrs Davidson, South y
Highland plantation, West
by F. A. Blanchard. being :
mart of "Roselawn" plan
,tation -7---..........'''r.'
Cook, G.. "A. 100 acres land
Homestead. .........:
81 Collens, Mary Mrs. SO acres
II 'land and improvements,
Coody; Henry, 90 acres land
bounded by John Shaw, on
, sCaicasien ..........i......
! itConn,s A, s306 acres land on
so Flaggan, bounded North
NV Government land, East
by Abadie, West by sasser'
-" =
3 4 Sonth 10y Fraser. .-.-.. <. ~.
81 Consips, Corinelia, 260 acres
pine and hammock land,
being part Of the " IN
Waters Estate. ..-..-.s.. :,
"a craw ford, u. C. $50 acres'o'
land on left descending
bank of Bayou Boeuf ane
! e6 known as part of the Wal Al,
nut Grove plantation, q
/ r. acres of which is CLEARED
5s and 100 acres woodland.
Crowder, A. NJ. 40 acres Q
land bounded N by Tor
IS Martin tract on Hemph'
. Creek. ....... -. 1890
: la| Crowder, J. B. 40. acres Ian
Sc bounded Ely Silas Marie
and W by A. Swami. ~
4 Cummings, Fl. R. 50 acres
land on Bayou Flaggon,
56 s. NRlEW.....
a.,s. Davis, A. J. 200 acres. OLA!
ssI fronting on Bayou Rapid
bounded above 10y Cruz
shank, below by Mrs. Da'
1 6s 10 son, in rear by H'rse,s 81, J.
Bend Lake, in 7 y !
West. /. 81. 80. - -
Dulaney, R. H. $50. acres
L. . . .
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NO. 40.
= w;oo;ns creek in T3lNR,

on Virgins creek in Ta'NR - /.
2 East ..............-..'; ~ :
Lurcey. Hester, so acres land
in the lower suburbs of
Alexandria, bonded IN
front by Sd street, above
Nv Dr.. Diffenderfer, below
by H. Reason aud in rear . (,
by Jacob Irving .-....... .
MAYER, G DR.. 80 acres OF land .
and improvements. -.
Marshall, j H 60 acres cleared
land, 40 acres of wood land,
bounded on the upper side
by w j S johnson, on the
lower side by Mrs. Charles
| Kidwell, and known rs q
part Of the j Pearce place.
Nav. H B.. 40 acres land on
Catahoula Lake, in I 5, N Il
Mayo. John Agent Lots l,2,3
and 4, Square No: A, in the !
Town of Alexandria ... ~
Mercer. S B 40 acres land IN
IA, NR1 East. 1883:
Mercer, John 200 acres land
in IA, N RI East ). :
Mercer, L L 80 acres land on :,
i Horsepen Creek l
Middleton, Jack 40 acres land &
and improvements
D | Mills, VIM Lower one-ha'i OF
lot No2, Square No IA, Alex
Miller, "A A Mrs pa land 70 7
acres of which is in cultiva-
Il ton and ia in woods !:
y Murray, Mrs Eliza lot 2 and 8,
square No 80, Alexandria II
0 Musgrove, v 40 acres laid on
bayou Marais. ...... 49,;
10 Murphy, r w loo acres lana .
- ana improvements. ......-..
Middleton, Jack Jr 40 acres OF
q 81 land and Improvements -
McCree, Thomas 40 acres land
.,,I bounded by Bridget, 4 by
Wilson, W by Cay, and
s by Edwards, ''..e.. !
Mccoy, Mrs B one lot in Pine.
Vile on Main street, bound-
ed above and below by Bar
rett and in rear BY Louis
Ahadie ....s........
Al McGimsey, R Fl one lot in the
Town of Pineville. bounded
GO below by F. Barber and
above;by Bolton and in rear
80 by Barber ........;
McGimsey, w c Tutor one 1oI
AL and building on Front street
i'm Alexandria, bounded a.
boye by Robt Hynson, heirs.
Al and below by warehouse OF
~ John G Rogers Il. ~ y. :
lot and improvements there
90 on on Murray street, boun'
ed E by Kramer, w ~ D.
IA Levin, and in rear by Ben)
Turner -. -.
; 80 McNutt, Chas 80sacres OF pine
land in Cotile Ward ......
McQuon. Plato 30 acres lam
on McNutt's Hill -. ....:,.
9 an Neal, I'D IS acres land on Or
. ~ Bayou, bounded by Mye
and Al Lane & Co .......
Neal, Richard 200 acres land
o % Neal. FIJI $50 acres land Q
!" ~ Bayou Rapides in T 4, n.
. os 3 west; 1900 acres pine Ian
z ~ nT4, N r a W., Gin an
appurtennncess. ."..''
Newell, NJ A Miss, 40 acres I
land back Of Pineville.:.
= Newell, John A GAO acres
4 IL land on Holloway's pralr
Nichols, John NJ 500 acres
land on Valentine, in 7
2 ~ NR3 W, Saw : Mill al
+. Machineryi.. .'........!:
n Nichols, NJ. ] 60 acres pi
! IL land on Hemphill Greek
Nichols, j NJ 40 acres Ia
on Dark's Creek. .......
! AZ Nichols, j 100 acres Ia
bounded by Chas. Ryan
Terrell and F G Ryan q
. on Improvements .-----.:.
Nichols, William and Tn
dore Starks; l59 acres !!
Z ~ on Big Islaud, in I $,
8 East ...-.......-....
! AZ Nix, r E 80 acres land
t Burney Branch. $685.:
t 7W Nugent, j NJ $50 acres
s bounded N by Seip, Il
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State Tex Sales
.N1agVA3sB 2ao25agy,

o,eat IMu Debtors, Parish Of 1fa-
piaes, T,ceyth Judicial DISTRICT
Louisiana.
Dy VIRTUE OF THE AUTHOR
II uy vested in me by the Com.
u,;,u,i,n and laws of the State OF
Louisiana, | will sell at the pr'rei-
M, front door of the Court House
IN which the Civil District Court of
s,;a Parish is held, within the legal
hours for judicial sales, beginning
ot Il O'clock A. NJ. on
SATURDAY, the 10Th OF April
A p. 1854
and continuing on each succeeding
day until said sales are Completed
all immoyable property on which
t.xps are now due to the State q
Louisiana, and Parish of Rap'des,
+, enforce collection of taxes asses
Sod in the, year 1883, together wit'
int.t.st thereon from the thirty
first day Of December, 1888, at the
rate of one per cent per month pil
I'll Maid and all costs. The names
uf said delinquent tax payers, th'
amount qftaxss by each on tn
assessment Of said year, ana th'
upmovable property assessed u
each to be offered for sale are d
4 follows, to-glt:- IA 81
Andrews, James. Agt., one
fourth undivided interest
in $50 acres of land, houn-
ded above by Mrs. Ciuik-
shank, below by S, We'll,
in tie rear by Crnikshank, W,
aud fronting on the left des- s 60
ccnding bank of Bayou 40
Rapides. .i........,... 20
100 acres land OH Bayou
Jean de tfJeau. bounded
above by Mrs. James, and
on the front, rear and be- =
low by f. H. Neal. $500. y
Andrews. Jnhn, one-fourth
undivided interest, in 49o
acres land, bounded above
by Mrs. Crnikshank, be-
low by S. W. ell, III rear by
Mrs. Cruikshank, and from
ting Oil the left descending
bank of Bayou Rapides. = .
i Arcepeaux, F. F. 500 acres of
4 land situated in Township
& 3 North Range 2 East,
q bounded North and West
by Gregory, East by Coop !,
or and South by Wilson,: .
Armstead, Anthony Est. st
acles of land, being part
d of the Clapp5 plantation,
boondea North by Staples
M aud Green. West by Berg
man, East by Bayea ko-
bert road and South by
Scott place. ...........@... g
Bass, Stephen, 100 acres pine
land, bounded n. S, E aud
w by F. H. Neal. .......-
Baldwin, W. II. do acres I'M
improved land and boun-
daries Tunknown......s.,....
8 Bevaley, Lucinda, IL 'acresjof F
De land situated on FIaggou,
aud bounded by Waters.
Bevaiy, Dudley, ~ acres Of
b land on Flaggon, bounded
by Waters. .....
Bell, Nicholas. 40 acres land
bounded N by Waters, E ]
By Schmalinski, w by
Compton, and S by Taylor
bsoubeff, Michael, 100 acres
land on Big Island, bound
ed N,-by DeviIle, E by
Beoubeff, W by Beoubetf,
S by Wiley.E-@.a..:...;... !.
Beasly, j. N. 3 acres land in
rear of Pineville, bounded
N by Abadie, E w aud )
by Goodwin..-----.......
Blanchard, N. G 100 acres OF
land on the left bank Of
Bayou Jean de Jean, boun.
ded Shy R. T.. Luckett, +
by G. E. Blanchard, w b,
"a C., H, blanchard: 40 acre
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Dial, VIM. land on ten niue nue. ~
Dickens. R. VI. 80 acres land l1@
: on Horspren creek III - , 10
N r 9 East.
Dowty, A. L. Eat, 5. A. DOW ';
~ tntor. l76 acres of pine
land bounded n by pubic
land, Z by E. G. ae ,
son, and W by A. G; Dow ~
~ ,nT5. NR a West
lso acres land bounded n
nv lanes and Davis, = ny
ri, A. Thompson, Shy T. II. H.
Neal and W by A c Dow - ~ 10
| , nv, alIuvial soil i1:o
Dowty, Mrs. A. G, $50 acres
land in cultivation; 80 acres ga
land uncul,ivated; l76 acres 90 90
| pinelard; s0acres pine iaha ~ oo
Dorset, Oran. 300 acres ian" o, m
| on Bayou Lamonrie.: 49, = ~
ION acres on Bayou Latan- - (,
nieE........
Dor,nap. Geo. 425 acres land
M the South side of Red
River, in To, NR2 F. . y. - y
81 acres lat d on Red River a
Cummi, IS purchase, y 8, . :
4 NRlE.. ~. .---.,..;.ll;.o Z
nanten. W i, Il 80 acres land . 2 ~
op3Beaver Geek, in T 5, N
| RE.
Dyer, VIM 40 acresia'e aH'' q
Improvements. .--....;..;; :
Erwin, J j, go acres 1T land :
known as the Jeremy tract 4
0| Ewen, Mrs NJ E. 500 acres OF
: land on Bayou B"enf bonn
ded below by 9the Helm .
place aud above by Audi 20
- bert .. .n 1900 % !
i. one half square aud impts q,
sinI Cheneyvllle ...-:..... y
Eltgroth, w. F.. lNsR Stuart
10 AGENT 200 acres land on #
the left descending bank
> Of RedFriver, known as the
70 Stonewall place, Aithim .
proyementss thereon, i; -qs.s IS, 10
Ferpuson. T. j. 800 acsesgSf
81 land an Baysu Boeuf5 Sam,
ded above by Jackson and
40 below by Tanner. -.-- 80
Fee. Aaron, Homestead. -; !
Ford. W. p. 1860 acres land
re on the right descending
90 bank of1Bayon Boenf, and
known as portion OF the -.
Edge6eld plantation. "
Forbes, Mrs M r. 455 acres
land on Bayou Rapidss,
bonpded No,th Ivy Brasil
ear Brothers., South by
Bayou Rapides, East by .,
Brashear Bros and Fseip q
Sc Lot in sqaareNo. 46. Alex
andria - .......,:..
40 Freeman, Farny, lot and i'm,
lJ provements,. corner 90 and
, 70 TN streets, Alexandria.;s..
:. Gaspar, Harriet 40 acres land
on Big Island in T 4, N K
i 40 3 East.
Goodwin, "A. A. Mrs. forty
acres land in rear of Pine
ville.. ............
Green. Mack, Is acres pine
4 % land aud improvements:
- ~ Greer, Smith 2s2 acres land
on Bayou Flaggon, bound
ed N by 10th Sec. East by
q 20 Government land, W oy
Dage,t claim, and oy
Greer. " F, 80 acres Of land
Ns'f on Flaggon. bounded n by
Prestidge, E by Stephens,
W by Price, and s BY Dean
2 % Gartlwaite, Lewis & Miller,
R. p. Hunter, Agent, one,
,td half interest in $50 acres OF
land on North side of Red
!, 10 River, being part Of the
Casson land, situated IN J
!. AN RI E ..........::;..
i 70 Harris, John 40 acres OF ian'
+ on Red River, BOUNDED
above by Scott, below b.
:, Z, 40 Roach and Hochins. $500.
!. Hardin, G. 80 acres land 9
: Spring Greek. :......,
Holmes, Jno. N. $50 acres {
] land on Pillars creek. -.
q Haworth. l.. B. IS acres Ian
. in cu|tiv alton, IS acres
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bounded above by Smith
oGerdan, below by L. B.
u,..nrt,. nni in rear nv

Heirs Of Graham. ......... 20 III
Hooper, WIN. 80 acres land
on Horse Pen Creek. 500. l "a
Hunter, E. G.. Lot } Of square
No. Q and improvements in :.
4 ssAlexaedria.. $780,. IL "
Hunter, Mrs. Martha L. (R.
P. Hunter, agent) house
;saud one half square OF
ground in lower suburbs OF
Alexandria, bounded above
Inv property of. Mrs. 4 JET
fries and below by Mrs.
IL Sam Johnson and in 'renr4'
by continuation Of Second - =
street. -.::....--......' d. y
Hunter, Robert P. 33l acres
land formerly belonging to 4.
the Estate of N. Calhoun: 4
- OnrsI.a,fc~-interest lin s3O
acres land, pine and swamp
situated on Bayou Marais
| and formerly owned by DR.
Il HCasson . i. -, ...... D
100 acres land with house
| i'm aa,iadthnine Pipeyille,
fnrmerly ~ owned by R. A.
Hunter .----... 80
House and lot in Pineyille
formerly owned by Mrs.
Anna B. Poland, bounded
above by Joseph Hoy and
VI below by Mrs. Jarrean.... IA
Huffman, A. One lot 10 Pine
, HUFFMAN Mike, 90 acres land
bounded by Huffman, !
0 Huffman, e. B., 40 acres land q
bounded by Huffman, Che :.
s. va,lies add O'Neili.a--..... !
Hnrd. S,las, Half interest in
81 acresslandj lying between q
J, w. Prescott aud j. Pc
terman OH Bayou Robert, g
half interest in 10 acres
30 land back Of J. w. Pres
colt, swamp land aud be.
longing to first nn named
g9l tract -. =. $500 e
81 Hart. q. T. 100 acres land on
O5 Valentine .-............
James, Henry, 81 acres land
adjoining BohannanI... 49,; Il
y James, NJ. H. 100 acres land
and improvements. .--..
90 Johnston, NJ. so acres land
bounded by Bellgard and
d Government land. ...-....
Johnson, Aleck, Is acres
t. land on Bayou FlaggOn...
johnson, l. 10 acres land,
90 boundaries uuknown......
johnson, Wellington, 80 acres
90 pine land, near Scarbrock.
4 Jones, Chas. 3. 239 acres Of
{ G land bounded North by
90 Government land, South,
by H. E. Campbell. .....--
Kelly, G. ". 100 acres land,
56 bounded South by Swami
aand4Nicholls, and improve
/ ments ...-.. ..........--.
! lle Kergan, Thomas, l60 acres
land on Spring Creek 49,:
as Koone, John. 1914 acres land,
one tract of pine, bounded
Northby Government land
South by Hoy and West
by Magruder- ----..-----.
Lonsberg. O. V. GO acres o
. IN land bounded by Smith
Miller, Richmend, B Well'
s Laprairie, Lewis, 80 acres .
land on Big Island in I
q 40 IN RS ....--..-.
Lacombe, Battalme, 40 acre
land on Red River in I
NTR2E. ...........
w Lane, Lawson, 40 acres Ian
10 known as part Of Compto
plantation .............'
5sl Lambright, B. F. 40 acres /.
81 land, water, Grlst al
Saw Mill. .....
r' Lamothe, Daniel, 80 acr
9 l0l zpiuc land / in T 2 N RI
!; Lawrence, Mrs. N. E. one
~ .s0I in ,Pineville on Main sire
! N ~ .nrence. Stephen. 80 acl
i 90 land iii T 5 n R 3 = -.
Is s Langston,,T T. =. 40 acres "a
{ sd adjoining Bohamman a
-, '.oa w. l.. Squiles. ......---
/. v1fIi|Legras;. Miss Mary A. rea'
!. ~. Of lot 4, square 40, al
3 andria .... ........
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1Conti,sssea on our fourth Peg.
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BLANCHARD, c f. 16o acres Of
land situated on the Ie't
.descending bank Of Bayoa ..
lean de Jean, bounded .
bv DR.. Luckett, E by r. a. a.
Blanchard, and W by N. G.
Blanchard; 40 acres pine no
land. .-...--l---'.'' WV
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-12-20

Messrs. Boteler and lIaight were sent
to the territory by the department OF
justice last summer to investigate GER
tain charges filed by Ordway against the
district attorney. Their report was adj
verse to Campbell, and sustained Ord
ways specification of malicious prosecu-
ton and reckless and unnecessary ex-
penditure Of public moneys for the pur-
pose. Messrs. Boteler 4 Haight went
over the matter at Yankton, and col.
lected a great deal Of evidence. Their
report fills 300 pages. Attorney General
Brewster went over this evidence thor
oughly, as we'll as the digest Of it prcpar.
ed by Assistant Attorney General Phil.
lips. The matter has, therefore, receiv-
ed the special pers onal attention Of the
attorney general, and his endorsement
will undoubtedly be acted upon by the
president.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-12-20

On the 9TH instant the ore body ofthe
Golden Summit was struck by the drift
run from the main shaft on the 100 foot
level. The DRIFT struck the ore at a
distance Of l47 feet from the shaft. The
vein matter presents = splendid appear.
nee at this depth, and the drit will be
continued in its present course until the
vein has been crosscut. We will have
further particulars in q short time. One
thing is assured, and that is that the
Golden Summit has a continuous, we'll
defined vein. 1t will be remembered
we stated some time ago that the ore
body had been crosscut on the sixty
foot level, and this latter development
at the depth of $50 feet shows c~onclusiv-
ely that it extends down into the bowels
Of the earth between solid walls. If the
quality Of the ore is equal to that on the
surface, superintendent Batchelder has
developed o very valuable property for
his company.-Journal, 18th.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-12-20
High Grade Ores.

The Times Of the 10Th contains the
following in regard to the Iron Hill:
THE Iron Hill is preparing to ship
200 tons Of zoe. ounce ore to Omaha. A
rock csusher brought in by Col. Davey,
now in the Northwestern yard, has been
purchased, to be operated by an engine
formerly in use at the Homestake saw
mill. The expense of shipping to On
aha Is only a little in excess of that en-
tailed by smelling at the Hattenbach
works. The Omaha company charges
$18 a ton and returns 95 per cent silver
and all lead less a small amount. The
uprise in the Iron Hill, now forty feet
above the l65 level, is still in ore, with
every indication that the body reaches
to the grass roots. Extended to the
surface, il will come out under the coal
house."
That the carbonate camp contains
mines of high grade ore equal to the
famous Comstock or Leadville leads is
now beyond dispute, it is only n ques-
ton OF few short months before the
above properties will be receiving at.
tention from the newspapers Of the east,
which they deserve, and will prove an
other valuable advertisement for the
country. That mines Of the above class
are the rule and not the exception i'm
this country We have always held; in our
opinion it will not be far into the hence
before the high grade ore mines viii,
outnumber the low grade two to one
And one of the peculiarities Of tie low
grade ores will follow the high grade,
that of showing up large bodies. There
is a strip Of country laying between the
Homestake belt and the Carbonate
camp, and extending probably farther
west, that today show a dozen at least
of high grade ore bodies. That the
same will be found true as to the South.
ern Hills is a natural and logical con.
clusion as the formation is proven in al
cases to have a north by south course
This fact is kept in mind 10y all of ou'
prospectors and we know Of many who
have found surface indications to prove
the truth Of the above and they vii.
eventually develop into mines like those
Of the Carbonate camp and Bald Noun
tain.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-12-20

Times, II: A meeting Of the Hot
Springs company was held at the Springs
On Tuesday, at which it was decided to
erect a number Of bath houses at once.
Lumber is out for one; work will i'm
mediately begin and the structure be
completed by January 10th, to be follow
ed by = number Of others. AS We I'M
derstahd it. the company will not build
a hotel. but rather encourage the erec
ton Of such establishments by outside
parties, the company combining its ex-
attention to the conduct of its
bath houses. Two new hotels are in
of erection, and others will un-
doubtedly be put mp next year.