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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-19
OUR MAILS.

What Is Eesng Done 20 Protect Them
The Late Order Temporarily sus-
pended.
On the Sd of this month Robert
Briggs telegraphed to Mr.. Woodburn,
our Member of Congress, to go before
the r. o. Department in Washington
and obtain, if possible, a suspension
of the order reducing service en- routes
from Eureka to Phoebe and from Ward
to OsccoIa, until we could be further
heard from. Last Saturday the fol-
lowing was received from Mr. Wood
burn.
Washington D. c., Dec, 10, 1885.
Hon. RoBERr BRIoas, Taylor, White Pine
County, Nevada. Order reducing service on
both routes takes effect on sixteenth next.
VIII know In the morning ii order be sus-
WIN. WOODBURY..
Hon. Robert Briggs Immediately had
the above Telegram transmitted To
Senator Fair in san Francisco, with
the request that he telegraph the De-
partment to suspend the order. We
presume Mr.. Fair complied, as the
following WAS received here Thursday
morning by Postmaster Edwards,
extending tho date of suspension to
January 1st. A like dispatch was re-
ceivsd 10y the Postmaster at Eureka:
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. Is. 1885.
To Postmaster Mt Taylor. Nevada: Continue
three ZINES a week service on route G51I6 to
Osceola. until January lst. Notify sub
contractors and Postmaster.
A. LIZ KNOTT,
Second Assistant Postmaster Gen.
Now, that we have gained the fisrt
point, we should not lie idle, but in
the short intervening time, press our
claims to at least . continuance of the
present tri.weekly facilities. Petitions
praying for this should be gotten up
in every town and hamlet in White
Pine, Lincoln and Eureka counties
and sent to Washington. Our claims
are just and should and will be needed
if We only present them in vigorous
style and due form
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-19
BAKER Il WINES
Enforsing the Prs-Emption Laws.


The presumption final proof of W.
D. Rowland was rejected by the Reg
lister and Receiver of tho United States
Land Office at Lewis ton, Idaho, last
month. because the claimant had bor-
rowed $500 from some loan company
and agreed to execute a mortgage
upon the land to secure payment of
SAID sum after making his final proof.
The action of the local Land Office in
this case is in accordance with the in
structions of Commissioner Sparks
that presumption claimants cannot ex-
scute a mortgage of the land em6rac ed
n the claims before a patent is issue d,
nd that any agreement to do so IN :
validates the entry.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-19
Good Work.

DIR. Campbell has reason to feel
proud over the success that has attend
ed his !abors in Taylor in the past
three weeks. All his patients are now
on the 10 Charley Wisel, whose
leg was so badly shattered at the
Monitor mine. is out. on c~rutches.
Charley Reynolds is able To get up,
and w. j. Townshend and Jerry Lea
high are on the street. Ali these were
critical cases. The Doctor has put n
big feather in his medical and sur-
gical cap in Taylor in the last month.
in a quiet way, without any fuss or
ostentation. He may not feel pleased
at this publicity, but We only note
plain facts.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-19
DIsreputable Conduct.

EDILoR News A few evenings ago
| had the pleasure of visiting with sew
eral others at the residence of a new
arrival in North Taylor a most esti-
mable lady and gentleman. We were
treated on this occasion by parties on
the outside to a kind of cannibal sere-
made of pumpkins and quartz bould-
ers; the latter weighing something
less than a ton.' If the parties to this
rude amusement were children there
might be some excuse, but if they
designate themselves by the title of
ladies and gentlemen, they are far off
in good breeding, and to lay any claim
IL gentility, thew should at least go to
the residence of those whom they so
grossly insulted, and who were al
most entire strangers, and beg .their
pardon.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-19

Unless parties who are in arrears for
A.. NEWS for one, twe and three years
.snond to bills sent them, Wi shall be
~aomnelled to "choke them off, our
.nbscription book. First aud last
call!
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-19

Frisco Times: Don't forget that the
J. F. Beers 81 Co.'S stage leaves the
postoffice every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, for Osceola and Taylor,
passing through Snake Valley en- route.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-19
Toys Toys II Toys III

Fancy Goods, Holiday Presents for
old and young, for the boys and girls,
for your sweethearts and your beaux.
Call on Sol Hip and see all of the
aforementioned articles.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-19
Sewing and NIending.

Mrs. j. Ranger, at her residence on the hill
back of Ross Humphreys, is prepared to do
all kinds of sewing, cleaning, pressing and re-
pairing on gents clothing. Prices to suit the
timea.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-19

Phoebe Record: Angelo Clark left
for Taylor on Monday. He goes to
assist Mrs. Roberts it the restaurant
business.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-19

Governor Adams has been quite i'll
in San Francisco, but Is reported
better and will seon return.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-19
Bullion shipment.

The Argus Mining Company shipped
through Wells, Fargo g. Co. this week.
8 bars of bullion, valued at $0,O36. 82.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-19
pOsTOFFIOE HOURS.

al oneus 8 4. N. and closes 10 r. 4.
n.AIstrred mail closes at Z P. n.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-19

Shoshone, Idaho, has banished al
its Cinnamon.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-12-19

John Henry to the citi-
Gems of Taylor that he has 1000 cords
of wood to give away. and those
wanting it will do we'll to call on
him.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
RAVAGES OF THE CHOLERA
THE SITUATION SLIGHTLY IMPROVED.
DECREASE IN THE NUMBER OF NEW cAsEs-IhE
EPIDEMIC IN FiIANCE.

DECREASE IN THE NUMBER OF NEW cAsEs-IhE
EPIDEMIC FRANCE.
MADRID, Aug. 17.-In the whole OF Spain
yesterday there were 4e9e new cases Of cholera and
1856 deaths.
The places in Spain which the principal increase OF
cholera occurred yesterday. compared with fraay
last, were Tarragona and Vailadond. In tne
former place there were yesterday seventy
seven cases and thirty Deaths anu
In the latter 81 new cases and 10 deaths
The official show that In Grenada the disease
has reached It's height and remains stationary.
In Albacee yesterday here were % new cases ana 20
Deaths in Castcon do Ia Plana, 22 new cases and ~
deaths In Cuenca, 154 new GASES and 80 deaths IN
Teruel, &C new and 80 deaths In Valencia 81
new and 40 Deaths and in Madrid. 20 new cases
and deaths. All Of these returns show decreases In
the numbers OF both new and deaths. -,
There have been slight riots at Logrono due 10 tne
resistance Of the inhabitants to certain sanitary regs
tiOns,
MARsETrLEs, Aug. 17.-There have been 100 deaths
from cholera in this city since Friday. T.,
PARIS, Aug 17.-Refugoes, fleeing from the choera IN
Marseos have introduced the disease Into ssteroh anu
other villages In tho Alpine provinces or France
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
nAxwELL,s JARED LIST OF VISITORS

ST. LOUIS, Aug. II (SpecidD spene
the whole day receiving distinguished visitors snA
chatted gayly with ALL Mr. Fernow. the druggist from
whom he purchased the chloroform that was used %
Preler, called and identified him.
"Don't you know me, Doctorf' asked the druggist
"No, don't, replied the prisoner.
Maxwell received two anonymous letters to-day, oss
signed An Englishman" and enclosing aggregate ek
s22 He was again photographed. there being grcae
demand for his pictures He has retained John Martin
a, his attorney and tells fairy story regarding $4,000
he expects from England. Nearly every visitor brnm
him cigarettes and tobacco and the result Is HE cell
filled with offerings A local dealer Is making brand
called the maxwell cigarette" The prisoner Y
admitting little circumstances surrounding the raRedy
which woven together make bad case against him. Hs
VIII put in cell No. l44 In the jail tomorow wnice
is the number Of the room IN which he Killed Preitef
lie was called on to-day by the Mayor. members OF the
Council secretary OF State three pastors ono priest sn
tweuty.two women. He refuses to put on his goo4
clothes and persists in looking seedy The RepuoonS
substantial return to-day tor the Two artcio.
he contributed to that newspaper. lie 10 always coos
and self possessed and talks well to ALL
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

ONE HUNDRED AND THiRTYEfGHr ROUNDS.a
cuc.oo Aug. 17.-At Braid wood In this State o
prze nphl took place at daylight This morning. between
Adam Patterson, ouorseller and George Muiyey. =
miner for a purse $500 Muvey Knocked Patterson
ou All er one hundi ed and thirty rounds Patter-
son Was exhausted that he was unable 10 speak HIS
secoua helped him to hm come TO the scratch,
but he to the ground Mulvey was as esh as In tho
first round. The light lasted two and half hours.
MURDERED OVER A GAME OF CARDS.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Aug. IT, Benjamin +. wilson, a
stone contractor, was stabbed and killed In liquor
store this evening by Horace Poster. young lawyer.
Foster is IN jail They quarreed over game OF cards
CHARGED WITH LIBELLING A "BoYCoTTER."
IspIAsApoLIs Aug. l7.-Oliyer Carmichael and his
son Otto Editors OF The kuneie Ddny htporLr. wnioh
by Taylor j. Riley with criminal libel Riley Is secre'
tsrv Of knights OF Labor organization. and bad boen
boyeot;inr tho newspaper before It's suspension The
newspaper In Last ssao denounced him as notorious
blkckleg and blackmAiieE
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
1roHr on rnE CHARLES RIVER MYSTERY

BosToN, Aug. IL (SpectdO. indications
now point strongly toward a solution OF the Charles
River mystery The dsmembercd body picked mp ia the
river about the middle OF July after being Identified AS
that OF two or three different persons who nnay turned
M alive IA doubtless that Of Mira Veo Mitchell. the
wife of a North End plumber. The husband was born
In Malta and the wife Of Irish descent The police
have for about two weeks suspected that the husband
was the murderer, but rcfraned from arresting MIN
rnt this evening IL known that the husband and
wife had ouarreled about the time the murder sup
posed TO have been committed and Ia said 10 have
borne the marks Of blow about eye. The husband
has maintained stolid appearance through
out the investigation, and has steadily In.
sisted that the photograph OF the murdered
woman bore no resemblance 70 his wife. ALTHOUGH
his neiyhbors thought differently. The police have kept
him under watch and have searched the house diligently
for evidence OF murder. ono part OF the bsdy was
wrapned In niece carpet and IL is said that to-day
piece exactly matching IL was found ~ MteheiPs house
Late this evening detectives arrested Mitchell and took
him 10 Police Headquarters. There he plaster
cast OF tho wOnan face aud burst into laughter at
the suRgcson that IL rosembled his wife, who disap
peared suddenly about tho middle OF July aud has not
since seen. although search has been made. lie
measured tho cast across the forehead with his hand
and declared that II was just "a broad as
hIs wife's forehead. IL IL believed that
the crime committed by two people.
THE theory OF the police Is that Mitchell quarrced with
his wife ana choKed her To death and then easily
sacks and piece OF carpet and tossed Into the water
IL is believed have been impossible for man TO
have cut az the body and dispose OF IL. Although a
large amount OF blood must have come from the womans
body no trace Of it has been yot found In Mitchels
bouse IL Ia proposed to dig the drain ascertain III
traces of the crime can be found there
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
STRIKE ORDERED ON the WABASH SYSTEM.

ST. Louis, Aug. 17.-On FRIDAY freuerch
Turner william II. Bailey. J. r. Buchanan ana John
w. Rays members OF the General Executive Committee
of Knights OF Labor, here to have conference
with Colonel A. A. Talmage. general manager OF the
Wabash Railway, In regard TO the relations e1suhg Do
tween the members OF knights Of Labor and the raroau
COMPANY which are said be in disturbed CONDITION.
Colonel Tamage being Of the city tclegraphed that
ho saw no reason why he should meet the committee Tor
the purpose named that he not aware OF any dis
satisfaction existing among the employees oi te oau
aud he declined to confer with the cOnmltIto ~ "n
apparent result of this there was prOmugated touy AZ
Mohcrly No. where the Wabash Railway nah offensive
shops, official order commanding " all hnlEhls "
Labor OF the Wabash system nj oil points tn gut ~oih
on Tuesday. August l8, at ~ o'clock noon, ana 4ela
out until furthor ord,rs from the General hhecnuVo
Board" The order IL sigDed by Frederick IHrher sec
re.ary OF the board The order has created sensaoh
In MObery and the strike ordered IS looked upon as Oho
OF the most serious for many years
CnIcAGo, Aug II (Sp,cidb.-it Is not known mere
what the order OF the knights or Labor 10 go Ou
on a strike the Wabash Railway an nave
on the running arrangements OF tho Io,i.
Robert GFhlths, prominent member oi tno
Knights OF Labor here, sad " Ihe tecstapn I"ih -.
hoard OF tho Knlgh,s Of Labor held secret meetng last
Friday and presumably this IL the npshot OF tbo nhte
I know that GcueTal Master workman fo"uerl s"mc
time ago sent telegram 70 Mr. lalnage ana that lts
receipt not acknowledged. What inc result Oh VIZ
matter VIII can't tell Perhaps, as the dispatches
state, there will be general strike ordered We sIe
opposed strikes, but when we are denied roghioh
perhaps a hot light Ia our only recourse uoh "ui
der however. that those gentlemen have subOed tue
general officers OF the knights OF LABOR: lney nave
Illinois both Of whom asked for conference, but were
given cold shOuldcrS.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
MEXICAN FINANCES.

MEXICO, Aug. II, via Observation-Disclosures
NJ Fnanc. Dublau in reply to inquiries, stated to-
day that the Government before renewing subsidy pay
ents must the national finances to sound
and healthy condition He said that railroad repr-son'
tatiyes had called upon him TO 500 II arrangements could
not be made the speedy renewal OF their subsidies
but he had told them II could not bo done.
wb.p asked IL tho railways would be paid anything this
v.ar the Minister replied " Not dollar u IL not
The future Of the Government he said,
wond rnend on what t should possess over
and above what was necessary pay the interest on its
debts The entire Cabinet was In accord on TINS matter
IL ttl,nated that the Government considering how
n arrange with National Bank for the payment OF
"A 600 900, borrowed under previous ADMINISTRATOR
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
prnnrlL or Rosr0Y cLrr Orr1oIlLS

BosroY, Aug. II tSpeciaD.-The scandal in
the Water Board Of the alleged dishonest con
duct of one or of It's members eliminated this even
ing in the removal OF two prominent citizens from official
positions The investigation into the purchase OF lot
of land for the high service known as Fisher Hil has
been progress for about six weeks and has exposed
some queer business transactions While actual ola
honesty was not proven there firmly nxed 10 the
minds OF people belief that one had featAered
his nest at the expense OF the city Simmons ohr-
man of the Board sent In his resignation soon aler the
end of tie stigaOn but Mayor OBrieD refused 70
accept and tod ay removed him. Dr. John g. Blake,
member IL the Board and physic OF excellent stand
ING and whose honesty not questioned was requested
TO resign The doctor however, refused declaring that
he had done wrong. Mayer O'Brep, determined 10
clean ont all who belonged TO tho board. removed Dr.
Blake also this evening Mr. Smart, the junior member
OF Board permitted 20 remain as he was appointed
after the transaction. Tbs Mayor has ai
pointed Horace T. Rockwell. wrllknewn printer and
Thotnas H. Doherty merchant OF goOd standing 10 MI
she vacancies Rockwell Is Republican OF mid type
a,,a Doherty il prominent Democrat
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
Dyy,.1 FROM EyAroR BLAIR

CLAREMoNr, N. H., Aug. 17.-Regarding tho
dispatches Published in Boston evening paper ana
widely copied that Senator Blair had written
rrank Jones that he would support all the
Presidents nominations I'm the United States
Senate providing Colonel T. p. Cheeny, United
States Pension Agents. Henry NJ Putney. revenue col
Iector, L. Stevens postmaster at Manchester and one
other otfceholder not disturbed, The Cfdre"soSs
Advocate will publish tomorrow the following letter v
the editor dated NewYork. Aug. 10:
Tcore here TO attend the funeral Of General Grant
and your letter 7th just reached me- Ofccurs
the matter contained IN the newspaper slip you
70 me taken from The Erening Record of the 9TH Ret
an absolute fasehood. never thought OF such propo
son and Mr.. Jones Is a perfect liberty 10 puohsn snS
lettor ever wrote to him III full.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
ArrrR 4 pELIXouENr HAxD BoARD.

GALVESTON, Aug. 17.-At the meeting OF the
State Land Board last Tuesday resolution was passed
whereby the Board agreed 10 fully oxonerste,' and
"hod harmless from all pains and penalties" The CAT
rcstoa Yecs on account OF anything II may publish
touching any member thc Board In the management OF
the landed affairs Of Texas The kfirs had intimated
that Il had possessed certain damaging Information
touching the management OF state lands mich t feared
TO pnbsh because of exceedingly stringent libel law
which gagged press OF Texas The proprictors OF
The Nelcs have just paid $4,000 for hDe hence ther
desire be insured. In its Issue yesterday the news
paper made hc claim the Board, by ts neglect and
agement lost TO tho school Fund OF tho State
the ,um Of 10000 which should nave been collected
IA grass tax under the Law from the catteneD during
the past eighteen months In making these ststenents
The Nets breath scquts the members OF the Lana
Roard OF nal wrong, hut IN the next bfealh
says This Oss Of 81 10000 vas not accidental ana
not being accidental i is presumably the result OF in
telgent design" This created sensation lhc bohh
ia com posed OF Governor John Ireland state Treasurer
r. K lubbock Lard Com missioner W. g. walsh, Con
trOller w. j. swain, aud Attorney-GcaerL John -
TcmpetOn This lst OF names comprises those OF tbe
most distinguished politicians In Texas
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
NEW ROAD THROUGH HONDURAS.
CHIEF ENGINEER HUNGERFoRD ON THE RE-
SOURCES OF THAT COUNTRY.
rraY rTLnoPArH THE TRIBUNE

CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-W. w. Hungerford'
chief engineer of tho Honduras Central Railroad, Is In
the city He has just returned from Truxiilo having
made survey OF the railway from Truxillo TO Jnioa
pa the capital OF tic Department Of Oancho distance
OF 200 miles. The concession for the construction Va
this road was granted by the Honduras government
short time ago to q NewYork syndicate with Coonei
NJ L. Aguilera at the head Honduras Is at preson'
without any railroad and without wagon roaas'
Mr. Hungerford thinks that the construction OF ra
road win aid greatly In developing the resources OF tne
country It tho richest country. no says In Cenra
America with a saubrious and hsalthful climate lho
paius are about feet GbOye the level OF the sea
The cool trade winds from beth oceans make "oS'
delightful climate all tho year. The products at presen.
are principally fruit and oatdo. Small grains OF III
kinds grow luxurantly, but owing to the lack OF trans
poraon all that is raised is fed to cattle or usco if
bread among the Inhabitants. Largo Quantities
Of cattle arc driven annually TO the sea
and thence shipped to Cuba. The country
il rich in minerals particularly eold silver and "copper"
are large forests aboundng In the Finest qnstlos
mahogany, Spanish cedar rosewood, ebony anu oIhe.
valuable woods which viii form good production ioi
export q soon as the road Is COMPLETED 1900, =,
from 900 5000 inhabitants ana the capital lesucl-
galpa has 10000 inhnbtants MI Hungerfora has
completed the surveys from Truxalo. on the CariDnea
Sea through the the central portion OF the epuoIV %
the line ia 10 be run through possible 10 tne
Bay OF Tosaca the Pacific. Jntcapa, 10 whch pons
the road has been surveyed IA about midway DslNreh
the two oceans Rails and Otner materials Tor the con
struction of the road will DO purchased as soon s
Mr. Uupgerfard gets back 20 the East, ana VIII DO
sGipned frum EewO rlcaus to TruAio 10y Steamers 'ho
distance between the two points being 500 miles
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
rNGLANn. IrAI.Y Am rae souDAN.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Marquis of Salisbury,
It Is stated, Will. after going to France, have
conference with sgnor Dspreus. tho Italian Prime
Minister The interview VIII take place ut Contrer-
Vile watering place the river Nare, In Vosges u
Is reported Italy desires to send 10000 troops into
the soudan 20 secure the Red sea from suakim
present held by the British, to Assab Bay, along
which lie Of the Italian possessions on tho coast
Tire Italian scheme contsmpiates securing control over
Eastern sondan and the OF Khartoum IA capital
II sir Henry DrmmOl a Wolf, who has been sent as
special EnvOyfron England TO COnstantiuopie ana cairo
for tho purpose OF pcriecting arrangenens Tor the
future uauagemeut of Egyptian affairs, falls TO bring
the Sultan To terms, IL IS believed that England VIII
eign an agreement with Italy which VIII leave
tie latter power free to carry out her plans as
outlined -,
General Palloua has been named 10 command tne
Italian expedition In the Soudag.
Lord Salisbury not inclined to accept tho ovortures
Of sgnor Depreiis IN relation 10 Italian occupation OF
ls
New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
A BALL IN III

RAIL- IN HONOR OF MR.. HENDRICKS.
wAUREsmA. Wis., Aug 7Ct Is anoancea &C. ~ ,s"s ~ tne ie
hotels next Thursday evening In honor OF
Hendricks thousand Invitations arc being sent out'
PASTOR OF CHANNIkG MEMORIAL CHURCH.
NEwPoRT Aug l7.-It Is now definitely understood
here that the Rush r. shpen Unitarian ninlsler
ming Memorial Church. Of this city to succeed the Rev.
w. Z. Wendle, resigned
IypIANAPoIIs, Aug. I7.-while Governor Gray was
driyinr with his family along the Michigan Road about
o'clock .t vehnT a ,ss.nr soss 10 The Governor 1t
is not known whether the shot was red at random OF
with murderous intent.
CATTLE DYING OF TEXAN FEVER.
BLooMNcros, H. Aug l7ETwo weeks J ago Michael Michael
Bros large Ts inns
arrived they appeared To be ~ perfect health Vh ra
Ss tue asss Snd Twelve more are down with the dis
when was learned that they were sica ni.esn
were shipped Indianapolis veterinary surgeons say
II Is genuine Spanish, or Texan fever'
WENDELL DENYING THAT HE IS INSANE.
BOSTON Aug ia. @ Wendell one OF tho defendants
in the brig Mary Celeste case writes letter indignantly
DENYING the statement OF Captain Parker that he had be-
come Insane He says In the course nf hls communica
woud be when conspired. charged to put on board
cargo OF goods and have wrecked where IL could Dc
been better and have the vessel 20 downin
deep water. not on q reef. like the Cecsto did"
A NATIONAL MILITARY ASSOCIATION,
pRoytpEscE, Aug l7.-Ihcre "a large gathering
here today of representatives OF military organizations
,,atdns pepesented are the st Light Infantry Assoca-
ton Of Providence; Ancient and Honorable ARTILLERY,
Of noston the old Guard, NJ New-York LIST Regiment
Of NewYork 22d Regimoat OF New.forpi n n,sea nes
ery I.nt Guard Veteran Association, of Boston DahI
gren Post No. 2, of Bostoni independent ru,e' Of Of
poston Ruxbury ARTILLERY; Governors Foot 1usru VI
hartford; Hartford City 0uard Bristol Artillery anu
Boston Light Infantry Veteran Association.
A NEWSPAPERS PROSPERITY
large ro buldag, Charles anu Baltimore sts
Its lay for news and mechanical facilities mas ps. ~ ~
ueh lnc rsasod Of lato years but ~ claims 70 h"so
enlarged its circulation In v larger ratio