davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-29
NSss~e sr FsrF.itsse.

To BARNEY EgkAY.
You are hereby notified that
have expended 81, o in labor end improve.
sasnts upon the Ocean Wave Mining claim,
sisnstsA in the Cedar valley Mining Dis.
trict, Mohave ccmnty, Aricma Territory,
and dniy recorded 10 Bnok @. ef mining
Feoprds Of said codnty. on psGes 574, cd
and 57s, IN order TO ho3d aid Prsmiass IN
der the pr visioos Of BsCtion zs2l, Revised
Statutes of the United Statss, being the
amount required 70 hold the same for tn.
wear ending Deosmber 8ist 1884.
And y0u nrs farther notified chat tbs
proIortinn Of said expenditure dus from
you IL e6e 30. lawful money Of the United
States, and 10 within 30 days sftas ths pub.
lioation Of this notice you fail Or refuse Ia
70 ofntibuts your proportion OF sueh %.
penditure N oo-owner, your interest In said
claim win bscome the p roperty Of the IN.
dersigned under said teotiop 78A.
HAlRy 6TRiwsELLR.
Mineral Park, February ", 1885.
Feb. ~ -00d.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-29
EAissrial Nslss

What can We expect Of . cabinet
which has smong its sumbse the
Villas man Of Wisconsin,.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-29
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Tsrrssssssi.

A6bStSsss.
Osvesnes--Y. A. Tritls, Prescott.
Hsssstssy- b. NJ. Van Arman, rssssstt.
Assistant Secretary --Jehn FusnaA, fsss-
sott
Attorney 0snsrai Clark CAarshiil Pss
sost.
Trsssunr-T.J J. Better, Prsssott.
Supsfntendsas Of Fublje Justssstios--A.
T.. Long. 0iobs.
Asdisos-E. p. Clask. Pssssott.,
AAjstant 0snersi-N. b. shsrzaan, ~
sspssas Court--Ssnnss Howard. CAise
Ssssiss frsssstt: Daniel n. riassy, 49,
date Jsssiss, Fhsnix; n. y. YissessaSl,
Assssiats yussiss, Tuosou.
o. .. District Attorpsy-J. A. xassisaiA,
Tussoa. s
o. O. Masuhaf- z. Q. Tidbaii. Tussa.
ssprsns Cears Reporter -Muras MasAss.
san, Prescott,
ssrvsvss Csnssai-y. v. esbhiss. rssssa. I
o. Il. Intsrasl Rsvsaas Celisstse---
Yishsr. Tucson.
Dsissats 70 Cougrsss-C. o. Bean, Pss-
sstt.
Judge Of rin. Jsdisial Distsist-R =.
Fitzgerald, Tucson.
yudes q sss,nd ysdiciai D,ssssss---Dss-
vi n. pisnsy. Ph<nix. lf5 tt4 Itfs
Judge Of Third Judicial District .Ssnsss
Howard. Prescott.
Cisrk OF ths SsprsGs Court "A. q. Yeess.
Prescott.
CsWaty.
--------- f
Sheriff --kobsrt Stssn.
Under -Shsria- %. n. Kuspcsf.
Recorder = II. Bucksbaum.
TrssssFsr-Dsnisl thnith.
Pyobats Jsdss--Chss. Asehissoa.
Diserist Atssrney-..w. O. Biaksiy.
Court ConaaisSsanss--y. J. Hyds.
Clark Of District Court. X MssAsasis.
PabiiS Assssnlssntor--C. z. ohssnsa.
Cssnty Sarvsyor--Otss y. Kssasss.
U.S. Commissionsr--J. J. Hyls.
U.S. Dspsty Narshal- Iessst ssssa.
Supervissrs-M. w. Henkis, Sanusl Css-
sisr and Henry Raymond.
Clark Of the Board Of supsrvisors-o -osia.
vsIi wright.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-29

Tho Albuquerqus Journal says:
"Ms. Dutaon, the plucky little editor
Of the Holbfook Press, can have our
hand, sud under different ciscumstan.
90 our heart, after this. She has
put forward the bsst capital . news
paper scribblsr has st his disposal.
The little lady now defends hsrssli
like any other man, and when any
other fellow tsiss 10 run her printing
Office she takes snp and proves 10
him that be cant do it,"
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-29
TELEGRAlHIC SUMMARY
CALL yoR TROOPS.

CALL yoR TROOPS.
Londos, March 8.-Tho call ~
sued BY the war Office in 20 .ordaucs
with the queens message 10 s3,0OU
reserves and 10000 militia.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-29
NOTICE.

To Mr. PAraoxs:
! contemplate closing
ont my business st Mineral Park
All Iartiss indebted n me are 70
qasst~d TO call and settle their %
counts.
Goods will be sold chssp Tor csah
CHAsLEs ATcxIssor.
Mineral Park. March 18th 1855.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-29

cutting cut hsr hsaSt, hs compelled
the victim 10 sst her own Assh. Her
frantic screams finally brought a.
sistsncs Just - the iahumsu 6snd
hsd finished cutting OF the end oi
.hsr tongue. The brute was arrested
and jsilsd. H;s victim 10 dying this
evening.
Msrcsd. March B.-Intslligence
was received here this morning Of .
brutal crime committed near Horni-
tos. in Mariposs county. A young
snd much-rsspectsa Spanish lady
wss oriminally assaulted by . half
breed Mexican. name unknown. Of
thst placs yesterday afternoon. The
innumsp monstsr, not oontsat with
his frightful orims. sougsd the fscs
and hands Of the unfortunate woman
in . fearful manner with his teeth
Serious doubts are entertained Of hsz
recovery. The villain escaped and
10 supposed TO have como to Msrced.
A party Of Msxlcsns wore here to.
day searching for hun. II caught be
Will be summarily dealt with.
Four iorstgn Ministers we're nom
mated by the President and confirm.
cd by the Senate Oh Wednesday.
The Sapreme Court has affirmed
tho legality Of the Edmunds Anti
Polyssmy Act.
e. D. CLARK, the newly appointed
Assistant Secretary Of the Intsrior
died On Wednesday.
Secretary Manning has begun "
ssorgsniss the Treasury Department
The Senate has taken extra pro
osntions to msiptain the secrecy oi
its executive session,
No Offices have yet been given te
the California Democrats.
The steamer Michigan has bssr
crushed BY the ics in Lake Michigan
General Grants condition show
little change.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-22

SliYpitza, abut have. followed up
their va ntage soF closely that the
Servians hayeq been compelled to
fall back upon Dragoman Pass
The Bulgarians have already adj
vanced within a mile of that place
and another big battle is imminent.
!. LoNDeN. Nov. 2l-Upon the re-
ceipt of Prince Alexander's call for
volunteers for the defense OF the
country, great accessions were at
once offered from Roumelia. Tnis
evidence ola truly national spirit.
together with the moral effect Of the
recent Bulgarian victories on the
frontier. have given Prince Alexnn-
der 3 government a prestige which
u, has hitherto entirely lacked in
the eyes Of European diplomats.
ISoNpoN, Nov. The foreign
officer has received notification from
Gen. Prendergast, Id charge Of the
British troops in Busmah, that up
ON reanhin9 Re - =; stsi si BE essse,
lta1 AlandAlay; 4 foffilaf ,lls,fffsttid
dpOu King Thebaw for the surron-
der ofMandalay and the submission
to the British forces has been made
The answer had not been received
at the time of forwarding the fore
going information.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-22
FOREIGN.

VIENNA. Nov. q. The Servian
officials at Belgrade admit that the
recent encounters Gith the Bnlga
rians at Slivniza, Slavinge and Glin-
til resulted disastrously to the Ser
Yians. Tie news of these defeats
had depressing effect upon the
people, and the inhabitants of Bel
grade are panic stricken. An addi-
tional proof Of the gravity of the
'Servian situation is furnished by
the fact thatNthe siege of Widdin
has been raised, and Gen. Leschja-
mix, with his army, is marching,
with all possible speed to..the. assist
Iance of King Milan
VIENNA, Nov. 21.A dispatch
from Slivnitza states that the Bulls
garians are elated BY their Late yic-
tories, while the Seryians are very
much dispirited. Since the as~
sumption Of the command of the
Bulgarians by Prince Alexander in
person they have fought with more
determination and valor than at any
time since the commencement Of
|hostilities. They have not only
succeeded in driving the Servians
back from the positions menacing
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-22
The NEw HoTEL.

The NEW HoTEL.
We had the pleasure, on Satur-
day afternoon, at 30 minutes before
2 o'clock, of seeing the first brick
laid on the Battery Porter Hotel. It
was laid By Mr. &. r. Black, the
master mason, who then proceeded
to lay : course, and then the great
work was fairly begun.
The building is going up on the
very spot occupied by the earth-
works, a perfect fat of a little more
than an acre square. The building
has front Of 1T feet one inch with
awidth of Al feet 10 inches. From
near the centre extends back a-Wing
of 164 feet long by Al feet 10 inches
wide. The whole building will be
three stories high, the centre, which
projects. to be surmounted by Il
tower or observatory. The whole.
will be surround. d by q verandah
to each st6fy Phe building is to be
of brick in an ornate Queen Anne.
style.
There were present besides our
selves, Maj. T. b. Bomar, designer
of the building, Mr.. J. A. Wagner,
general superintendent. Mr. T. r.
Waring, assistant surveyor, Mr.. E. T.
Black, foreman of the brick masons,
and James Berry, hod man.
Much of the material is on the
spot and the work will beexpedited
with all speed, and Battery Porter
will soon be capped with its appro>
pirate crown.
In this connection we may note
that a pipe from the main was laid
to-day, and furnishes all the water
needed for building purposes. Sub
sequently a larger pipe will be laid
communicating with a capacious
reservoir which will amply supply
the hotel and grounds.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-22

ENcoURAGEMENT To MANuFAcrU-
+ RERs.
The Board of Aldermen Of Ashe-
il le have entered upon a wise and
liberal course in relation to manu-
facturers. They see, as all must see,
hat the sound prosperity of Ashevile
is dependent upon something more
solid than reputation for healthful-
ness and beauty of scenery These
are possessions for which other
towns in Western North Carolina
may be made successfully to COM
pete. The real foundation of the
prosperity of Ashevile must be based
upon manufactures; and in these
she can be made to defy all compe-
tition and local rivalry, because she
is already to considerable extent
a railroad centre with enlarged IA
cilities in the no distant future.
The new means of transportation
added to what are already poss-
essed will give her the comma nd as
manufacturing point.
To these facilities are added that
abundance of raw material-tobac>
CO, which is becoming the great sta
pie OF the West, cotton, which will
soon be reached by transportation
of less than 70miles from the farms,
woods of all description, and for all
purposes, to be found in the forests
around, iron and coal of quick and
economical access, all of which pro-
vide material for as great a variety
ofindustries as may engage capital.
The Board, some weeks since, took
the initiative in their wise purpose
By liberating the tobacco factories
from the corporation tax On FRI
day evening, anapplication looking
to the same exemption, was made
by parties from q neighbor town.
Messrs, Avery and Erwin, of Nor
canton, propose to erec a furniture
factory here, investing o capital of
from $4,000 to $4,000. The ap-
plication was received favorably,
and committee Was appointed to
draftsan ordinance to cover all such
cases, and to give an exemption of
FIVE years from corpoiation taxes.
This throws the doors wide open to
both those in and out Of the State,
and will no doubt give motion to
the long retarded moy ement.
we hope our suggestion may not
be considered intrusive, when we re-
fer to the fine buildings of Mr.. Rich
mond Pearson, now lying idle and
vacant near the old depot. Free
occupation of the largest ofthem for
period of years, would fill all the
others, and create there a focus of
industry which would make all the
property productive. and add great
~ to the industrial life ofthe whole
town.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-22
BUSINESS NerIeEs.

ss
Call to-day or night at Farmers Board.
ing House if you want Fresh Norfolk
oysters served in any style.
ncv l3 tjanl McCARTy & Co. :
Fresh Oysters to-day at the Farmers
Boarding House. nov l3-tjanl
Ladies must by all means examine
Whitlock's s ssrdps before purchasing else
where. tt
Apply for TABLE BOARD TO Mrs. NJ. HI
Gregory, in Col. Rays house, on Main
Street. FOR RENT Furnished Rooms
in same building. By early application
reasonable terms can be obtained. tde5
Good board can be obtained in priv
ate house. well heated and furnished
pleasant lohlity- Enquire at CITIZEN
Office. tt
A good restaurant is necessary es-
tablishment for every city. Doc. Hutch
.s n supplies this need by the White
Mans Restaarant-on Main Street, be-
tween the Bonanza and the bank. Dock
adyertisee oysters now daily, and offers
tempting bill OF fsaye TOGO
MeainEloose and quiet; new short clear,
: 95M 537S: short ribs, 50GG15 l299 shout
ders, 3.12I; hams, 950@10O0. lard strong
steam, 05, kettle, 8 25@6 90 Pork
quiet, at9 90.
Canton Flannels, White and Scarlet
Wool Flannels, Bleached and Unbleached
Cottons, Ginghams, Prints, &c.
H. REDWOOD & Co.
noedtf One Price Store.
Hunting is prohibited on the Sulphur
Spring property. N. PLUMADoRE,
Agent Falls Eeuse Manuf't Co.
oct 29-tnov3d
Whitlock has foil line ofGeGtlemen's
Underwear in all qualities, call and ex'
anime.
Whitlock is showing some very hand
some STYLES and would advise all to call
on him who desires anything in the mil
linery line. tt
Gents attention is called d to Whitlock's
handsome scarfs at 5jscents. If
Ladies look at ,Whitlock's 123 centspure
linen fast colors Hunstetcher handker-
chiefs IT
Cashmeres in all grades and all colors
and black, at WHHLoCK's.
Your old shoes can bemade as good as
new only at w. T. WEAvER's.
Dunlap & Co.'s celebrated hats and
Earl and Wilson's Collars and Cuffs al
ways on hand at Whitlock's. If
You will save money by going to ]. l..
Wilkie & Co.'S pcok Stc1e Eagle Build
ing. augltf. 4
"Bixlys," Buttons" Browns" and
BON Ton" are the best brands, of shoe
polish known to the trade, all of which
are sold by w. T. Weaver, at the One
Price Shoe Store.
FRESH OYSTERS,
In air-tight cans, received every Tues
day and Saturday, at Capt. Prices Fresh
Fish market, adjoining Weayers Shoe
Store The oysters are a luxury. Fresh
ocean fish of the best varieties, received
every Wed'sday and Saturday mornings
Call promptly. - IL
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-22
THE Big SALES AT Big CREEK.

nE LIN b-AiIGSo A4 4S46 OhS1SNs
Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day, SO Mr.. Will Israel informs US,
were notable days at the Alpha
Warehouse, Big Greek, Tenn. Over
rs, 900 pounds of tobacco were sold.
all at good prices. The following
sales were made for Messrs. Bell and
Bailey of Cooke county z lots 90 lbs
at $12, 236 at 26, 125 at 36, 1872 at
%, SO at 81, 223 at 35, 22f at Is, an
average of $27 OF. Harrison Mor-
rows crop of ,518 pounds at an av-
erage of $21. j. H. Messer, ], ,460
pounds at an average of $23. Buy
ers were present from all the leading
markets, and all the prices were
satisfactory to the farmers. The
tobacco industry of Greene, Cooke,
Sewer and Hamblin counties is
very rapidly enlarging. which add
ed to their other usually splendid
anu profitable crops makes their
section most inviting field. We
again call the attention of our
trade to it.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-22
f. W. JosL1N,

F. w. JosL1N, -
The only exclusive lpthier5 Halter
and FurnfSher IN AsfleVfffe. Ks We de.
vote whole time and attention to the
above lines and buy for cash, we are bet
ter prepared to serve the wants of tLis
part of the country than any house in
the city.
We buy in large quantities from manu-
facturers and our prices are always the
lowest.
Call and see us and we will be pleased
to show you through, whether you pur-
chase or not. f. W. JosLIN,
The Cash Clothier and Halter,
ss opposite Eagle Hotel.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-22
STATE NEWS.

!. The Ne,os- Observer says a telegram
has oeen received from Col. d. X
McRae, positively forbidding the
farther use. Of his name for the
vacant judgeship.-The directors
adjourned yesterday, after pleas
ant session oftwo days. Much rou
tine business was transacted. The
reports submitted were very satis>
factory. They show that there are
in all ,173 convicts. OF these 800
are in the penitentiary, and 853 are
at work on various railroads. The
health and general condition Of the.
convicts are better than ever before.
it is stated. IA party of four boys
were before the Mayor for bad be-
havior in church, and were let off
with a light fine, but with promise
Of a fneiof $50 each for fhe next
offence, or reference Of their cases
to the Superior Court.
The Charlotte Ob8errer saws the
South bound passenger train ran
over and killed an unknown man
on Thursday morning between
Reidsville and Greensboro. The
engine came upon him suddenly,
rounding a curve. The man was
sitting on the track facing the en-
gine. He made no effort to escape.
The Shelby lNew Era says Mr.. d.
eP Wilson, wholiyes about a mile
south of Shelby, brought to the
Neae Era office to>day a sweet potato
which tipped the scales at four
pounds. The potato had almost ex-
.actly The shape of a swimming duck.
including the head eyes and wings.
A young woman and her brother
have been arrested and bound over
to court for slandering young lady
in yCabarrus. Several letters were
dropped about rejecting grossly
upon her. Finally letter vas tack
ed to tree at Organ church. A
hundred men bound themselves to
ferret out the matter. There was
great excitement SAYS the Concord
=.
The Ranston Sentinel says: "Mr.
John kiser was found in Muddy
Greek, Monday night about 8 O'Clock
with q rifle wound in his head. He
left home to go hunting immediate
ly after dinner and on his not re-
turning at night search was institu>
ted with the above result, by a Mr..
lTh S. Mills. Fiis gun was found
in the creek. Mr.. Kiser was the
grandfather OF, Mr., Robt. Walker, of
this place. The coroner left Tues
day morning TO hold an inquest
over the body. A, verdict of death
by his own was rendered by the
jury. - sss.l 80
Ore Of the oldest stage drivers in
this section is Mr.. George Newsom,
who occasionally handles the rib
bons on the Mt. Airy line. He COM
menced carrying the mail bags in
1S41-just A years ago.
The Stafesviue Landmark says
Mr.. A. Leazer. Of Mooresville, one
of the members of the lower house
of the Legislature has received, this
week, and declined. an appointment
as chief of division in the Treasus
~ Department at Washington. The
appointment was secured by Reps
fssentative Henderson and Senator
Ransom, and the salary is $1,000
We are heartily glad he has de-
clined. There is more honor and
usefulness for him in other direc-
tions. lie has made a wise decis-
ion--wise for himself and best for
his party in this county andsection,
because we cannot spare him out of
our politics.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-22
Notice to Tobacco Farmers
and Buyers.
THE OGHL.aW.aH.9 WIRE
HOUSE.


Located in Hendersonyiile, y. G., is
now ready for thereception oftobacco
The proprietor is desirous for the.
farmers to bring in their tobacco for
exhibition, where the buyers are
invited, so they may fix certain
sale days.
Ample room will be found for
packing, and no charges unless
satisfactory sales.
On Wednesday. Nov. 18th inst..
is set apart for the first sale day.
when the public generally are invi-
ted to come out.
: For further information, address
A e. FLETCHER, Proprietor,
Hendersonville. n. G.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-22

warehouses yesterday, in fact sales
are always small on Saturdays.
Capt. McLoud, with tour other
directors { f the National bank, left
for washington Yesterday evening
on business connected with that en-
terprise.
The work on The. reconstruction
of the house of Miss Fanny Patton
burned on Saturday nightweek, has
already begun. The burned build
ing was not totally destroyed, but
whakwas left was not available in
new structure.
I'VE take pleasure in welcoming as
citizens Mr.. w. w. Jones and fami-
Nv who have removed here from Hen
dersonville. Mr.. Jones arrived some
days ago and his family on Friday
evening. They occupy the Clayton
house on Spruce street, and will
prove valuable addition to business
and social circles.
Our friend Mr.. Robt. Hallyburton.
of Marshall, is one of the contractors
on the railroad between Rutherford
ton and Shelby, in the employ of
the Boston construction company.
This company has let ont the entire
line between the two points above
named, and will soon let that portion
between Shelby and Inc Atlanta Air
Line railroad. MFR. Hallyburton is
an old hand at such work, and a
good one. and will turn out a good
job. all
Among the sufferers by the recent
terrible fire. in sGalyeston, Texas,
were Mr.. Dick Hare and Mr.. George
West. son of Mr.. G. w. West, of this
place. 10th Of these we're recent
esidents of Asheville. The dwell
lings occupied by each of these gen.
tlemen were among those swepa
away by the flames. Mr.. Hare has
obtained lucrative clerkship in
large mercantile establishment in
Galveston, and Mr.. West is coniden-
tial clerk and book-keepsr for one of
the largest firms in the city.
Mr.. Reuben R. Rawls, of the
Swannanoa, left Thr.rsday for New
York and other important Northern
points for a season, in the interest of
his hotel al d this section generally.
Mr.. Rawls has spent much time and
a large amountof moneyin endeav-
ors to attract both winter and sum-
mer visitors. The Swannanoa Hos.
tel is now one of the best winter as
well as summer hotels in the South
AS to its rooms and cuisine, its rep
utation is already established but
its every hall and room is now thor
oughly heated, and the whole house
is comfortable, day and night. AS
to our winter climate, as an attrac-
tion to visitors, we scarcely feel it
necessary to dwell upon. The many
thousandswho test and enjoy it every
winter, and the indubitable evidence
as given by thermometrical and bar
tests prove its superiority
over any section. We hope Mr..
Rawls may be eminently successful
in the object of his trip, and that
many hundreds of those who suffer
from the sigors of Northern. or de-
pression of a more Southern, cli-
mate Mill come to this health
giving section
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-22

All Wool French Dress Goods in great
variety :-Cashmeres, Gros de Zodiacs,
Foules, Satin Berbers, Billiard Cloths,
Tricots, &C. Fine Velveteens and Velvets.
Pushes. Satines, &c. A good stock of low
priced Dress Goods. An excellent stock
of Flannels in Plain Colors, Plaids, and
Fancies.s s4Es ss@4 sssA Ssg@a asS4
H. REDWOOD g. Co.,
noedtf One Price Store.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-22
fTNHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Western District of North Cara,
In the Circuit Court November Term,
l225 af Asheville

4 1000, d. AbuObAlC.
It is ordered by the Court that Uni
ted State Circuit Court Commissioners
hereafter report to the District Attorney
all cases wherein defendants have been
tried before them and discharged, giving
the reason for such discharges, of de-
PENDANTS and the name of informants in
such cases. It is further ordered that
hereafter all criminal: prose utions iHsti-
tated in the county of Mcdowell, the
United States Commissioner bind all des
fendaEts and report all cases to the
Statesvilie Conrt, and. in all such cases
institaitetf In the counties Of Rutherford
and Polk, the Commissioners bind all
defendants and report all cases to the
Charlotte Court. 1t is further ordered
that the above order be published in
"The Daily CITIZEN and THE Daily
ADVANCE" for one month, each, and IN
''The Western TtuRITxE1 forsix weeks.
ROBT. r. DICK.
u s. ,Jf-DtF.
4 True fyob5 W 4 ssss
D. n. Reed, Clerk.
per r A. Unmniings Dept cl'k
nov 17-d1m.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-22
NOTICE OF SANITARY INSPECTOR

NOTICE OF SANITARY INSPECTOR.
Extract from Sanitary Ordinances os the
City of Asheville: Is
s'No hogsty shall De located within three n
dred feet of any dwelling house or public 49,
of the City of AsheYlle and if such they shall be
located contrary to the meaning Of TIL > ordi-
nance, and the person offending failing r. move
is within two days, on being notified by pro
authorities, shall be fined i've dollars, and i've
dollars for every da. it shall be pernn ted to
stand"
The attention ofthe publicfs respectfully called
10 tle above ordia lnce, the provisions of which
d. T. MILLARD, f
no 10-d5t Sanitary Inspector.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-11-22
TIE AsHEvlILR AND spARrANRuRc.

Mrs. Bessie Johnson. of Warm Springs
NC, is visiting friends at EIizabethton,
Tenn. Mrs Jolfaston has one of the fl
nest farms in The Washington valley,
which she superhta4d herseIf-mana-
ging every detail.