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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
sCnOOL MATTERS,
iinaiuers Transacted by tho Hoard Of Edu-
cation Last Night


cation Last Night
The Board OF Education nat Ia regu.
lar session last evening, Present: Clark,
, Cn the chaiD ArChinal, DAnnemilleT,
Harler, Lablln, Moses R,cdel, Silver,
Webb ana Cassidy,
A request from Mr., and Mrs II, Ora
ham for the excusing OF their daughter
from attendance at each half day at
school by reason OF impaired health,
was granted,
Tue resignation Of Prof r Leonhart,
on account Of failing eyesight, was ao-
cepted.
Treasurer Harter reported the General
Fund on hand TO be tl0627 on, and the
Bli ding Fund $9,062,53,
Mr.. LAiblin, from the Committee on
Insurance, submitted an abstract OF all
Insurance at present on school buildings,
and reported the renewal OF policies In
the Knox Mutual Insurance Company on
the Liberty and Kaat Eighth streets
buildings and furniture, and presented a
bill OF $500 therefore.
Mr., Clark, from the Judiciary Com.
mittee, sui m tied coal contract with
the Cook n Hadely Coal Company for
coal supply for lsS5-lSsG which was
signed by the Vce-presldent and Clerk.
The Committee on Buildings reported
the awarding OF the contract for the
erection OF u smoke stack on the South
Market street school building TO j, Il W,
Shoot nj cost Of fS5, The same COM
mittee also gu6mit,ed report recon-
mendlng The proper prot Ion Of the
new High school building on which
work has been suspended for the winter,
the estimated cost Of which will be 1900.
Report adopted
On motion Of Mr, Cassidy, the Com.
mittee on Buildings wa8 Instructed TO
| proceed at once aud have the building
| covered NJ the least expense compatible
with It's proper protection,
The November estimate OF james
Campbell Il Son on the Hlgh school
building, amounting 10 81, iG6,3i. was
ordered paid.
A bill Of Architect Kramer for $22,23,
was also ordered paid,
On motion Of Mr., llarter. the rules
were suspended, and the Committee on
Teachers aud Salaries were authorized
10 certify the December paw roll and pay
the teachers on Thursday, December 2i.
Superintendent Lphmo" presented
globe ~ coming from Prof, LeOnhart
with the latttr's compliments, which
was referred TO the Committee on Text
Books.
The son Of James Willis was excused
from the study Cf Grammar, and the
daughter Luella, OF T, G, Nighman, was
excused from the study OF drawing.
adjourned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

TOtAl '',u',' ',','''','''t! IL, ,bsd
The amount OF tln0s aud costs not clls
l0oted IL $3.50 30.
The amount of hnOs, Mayors costs and
officers costs collected IL 81, l,b77 20,
In addition 10 the above number OF AR
rests, thoro have been large number Of
other arrests, oi which th0ro IL no no
count kept, contlstlng mostly Of tramrs
who were given 30 minutes 10 leave tho
CITY,
Tue necessity of somO means whereby
persons convicted Of potty ollons0a ~ DO
made to contribute something, NJ least,
towards dofraying tho expense OF
feeding thOm while sorvlng out sentence
was never moro apparent Than at proaont
II In unjust that the law abiding, Indus
trOua portion OF this community should
be made to support the Vicious and law
losa In absolute ldloness,
Whilo any measure looklng toward ros
llofin this regard that will n0ooysltat0 tho
outlay of any considerable amount OF
money may not bo oxpodl0nl NJ present,
II doOa seem that tho cost OF erecting u
suitable frame building wherein otlonds
ors against tho law could bO compelled
to break atonO during tho days Of th0lr
imprisonment would bo Iudlclous In
v0stmont, and while tho offender would
bo pay Ing for hla board, ho would, NJ tho
same time, bO furnishing material wh0ros
by wo could maCadaml,0 our streets, aud
II Il could 30 understood that hereafter
persons convicted would bo compelled 10
oarn their board, tho amount Of crime
would decrease, Tho Increased number
of applicants for admission 10 tho city
prison for lodging, ~ tho winter ape
proachos, and thp iOct taat during the
term of tho prosOnt Mayor the aggregate
number NJ days imprisonment Imposed
upon Offenders would have amounted TO
10, 900, aud whom II IL understood that Il
costs forty cents por day for 0ach
dAy'a board and no return, but
u knowledge Of the fact that
u rot Of worthless soamps ar0 b ing sup
ported lu idlonoaa II IN aaiO 10 any th Il
something should bo done looking 10 n
change In tho order Of things,
Az tho County Commissioners are nj
tho present tlmO discussing means to
furnish employment 10 tho county prlas
onora, II In possible that n Joint arrange
mOnt between the city aud county could
loo made whereby tho Arst cost could bo
lossonod aud Tho idea carried out,
Tho Alliance city prison In In about the
same condition ~ whom first visited. No
improvements for bottor ventilation have
been made IN heretofore suggested by
the Board.
The prisons In Canal Fulton aud Ma,
varro have boon inspected by persons
appointed by tho Board, and aro reported
In good condition. Tho ono In Loulavillo
Ia "A rude structure. II was suggested
that bettor sleeping accommodations bo
provided.
Tho Masslllon prison In u fair structure
and kept In good condition. All OF
which IL respectfully submitted,
]. II, RAYNoLDi, Pros't,,
Il, BfEouELE,
EMMA j, SuArER,
HESTER II. SAxToN,
HELENA r. SbussnR, Soc'y'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

the wOrkhOuie at Cleveland last win
tsr are together again, and ara liam d
fir steal K again, L'ok Uub boys,
mkt time II Will not 10 ~ 80 easy,
Jacob Ell, tho tlnner aud hardware
man, is t.ekl,d no saYo II iaa boy and
weigh niue pounds ayOlrdupO!a.
Morgan Mlchamer, tho wheat mer-
chant now occupies hIa new mansion
which be built this last summer, aud
feels AT home aud well suited.
Hiram Wehl has returned from Kan
aas, where he has been for The last four
teen months, He speaks we'll Of that
great State and it4 rapid growth,
HaTtWlle, d cpmb5T 22l,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
Hartyille Items,

The carriage works are very busy now.
Turkeys are In danger now, as Christ
mas Ia coming on.
The Arm Of VIM. Wagner q Bro, have
dissolved. II Is now VIM. Wagner.
Irvine Shriver has returned from Co.
lumbus. where he has been for nineteen
months past In the penitentiary, and his
brother and cousin Haag. who were In
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
PRISONERS SENTENCED,
Albert Nell Gets Ton YearS-.-Olher Peni-
tentiary Delegates,


tentiary Delegates.
Six OF the prisoners, found guilty al
the present term OF Common Pleas
Court, were sentenced 10 the penlten.
tiary by Judge Peaae this morning. Fol
lowing Ia the roster OF the priaOnersand
the penitentlary terms imposed:
Albert Nell, OF Alliance, found guilty
of raplng Enma Powell, u ffRil little
girl OF twelve years, who was adopted
Into the family by Mell's mother, was
given ten years,
Vincent Hands, late landlord Of the
notorious "f0ledO House, near the on
Grove, qOt eighteen mOnthi for the littlC
pistol practice he INDUCED In about hi'
place, while on a big drunk some
months ago Hc was found guilty OF
shooting with intent TO kill,
Henry Rauch, found guilty Of assault
Ing with intent ~ commit rape upon d
little girl named Lilll' May Carruthers
In stable, about half way between Can
ton and Osnaburg, was given eighteen
mnntha,
George Essner, found guilty Of bur
glafy aud larceny, was given on(
year, He was implicated In The robbery
OF Mrs, DOud'a residence
Frank human got two years fOI
bprglahzlDg the residence OF Mr, Mel
Cox He was found guilty Of burglary
aud larceny,
Henry Chaplin, found guilty I burg
larlzlng q shop nj Masalllon aud steal
Ing lhereirOn u lot of tools, was given
one year,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
nnnInean Chnngn.

Mr.. John II, Werner has purchased
tho interest Of Mr., Charles W. Werner
In the wall paper, carpet and house
decorating llrm OF Werner n Bro, and
hereafter will continue tho business
alone. Mr., Werner IL thankful for the
liberal patronage accorded the Hrm In
the past and hopes TO secure continu-
ance Of the same by giving his custom
ers prompt attention and tho best OF
bnrUnina.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
Fafmnrn' Inntltnte.

The annual Farmers Institute will be
held NJ Maselllon on January 25th and
Goth, 1885, The State Board OF Agrlcul.
ture has assigned tho following we'll
known and popular lecturers for both
days: Prof N. y, Townshend, OF Colum
bus; Hon. j. II, Bingham, Master OF the
State Grange, Delta, Ohio, and Mr.. T. b,
Terry, OF Hudson, Ohio. These. with
tho flne array Of home talent, ana the
vocal and instrumental music TO DO fur
nlehed, will make an enjoyable enter.
tainment long to be remembered.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
An Interesting ylalt.

The renowned DR.. Albert, OF the Albert
Medical Institute Of Cleveland, whose
name Ia n household word among the
suffering In this State, has concluded 10
make another visit TO Canton, and will
consequently be NJ the Barnett House
for but one day on Thursday, January
7,h, where no can be consulted free by
all who are In need OF his remark ible
treatment for nervous and chronic dls
eases This visit Of DR., Albert IL made
NJ the solicitation Of some OF hla patients
In this city ana Vicinity who are unable
10 call on him ~ his institution In
Cleveland, aud Gulferers from diseases
are welcome to consult him, DR.. Albert
can also be consulted NJ the Park Hotel,
Ma9sillOn, on Wednesday, January O.,
and NJ Hotel Central, Alliance, January
.S.h.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
PARts POINTS.

Picked Pared AID Prun,d by Our Rcgu-
lar Correspondent,
II. j, Miller Is visiting friends In Co
lumbiana,
Vim, skelly has one Of the finest bird
dogs In the State,
G. A, Freer, OF Alliance, spent part Of
last week hunting In this Vicinity.
Theodore Workman shipped about 3 500
pounds OF dressed poultry to New York
last week.
Qllte u number OF our ctIzens nj.
tended the Masonic banquet ut Louis
VILE on the evening OF the 18Th and re'
port u very pleasant time.
The wood department Of our wagon
works under the management OF Mr..
Daniel Gross Ia no crowded with work
that they are running night aud day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
WILLIAM ARCHINAL
AppOlated Postm 'ster 0f Canton by Pres
ident Cleveland,

Appolated Postm 'ster of Canton by Pres
ident Cleveland,
WASHINGTON d, O., Dec, 22, 1885,
A. McGreglr, eiItOr Of the DAILY DEM
ooRAT has been beaten In the contest for
postmaster, and william Archlnal was
appointed to-day, AT the election last
March McGregOr received l,l50 votes,
while Archlnal had but So MCGregOr
TAX his defeat very phIlosOphically,
and says II was Ulited States District
Attorney Shields who beat him, II ia
said that William A, Creech will be the
principal deputy under Archlnal,
MR. Mo'GREGoR INTERVIEWED
The Cleveland Leaders Washington
correspondent sayei
Your correspondent met Mr., Mcare'
g0r In the lobby OF Wlllard's this even
ing, and asked him In reference TO the
TumOra that no would contest the conar-
nation OF ATchina's appointment when
II came up In the Senate. He replied
that the TumOrB we're untrue, and that
the nomination having been sent In he
(MtGregOr) had nothing further 10 say
about the matter, II IL claimed by the
friends Of McGregOr that Archlnal So
cured the appointment through the In.
fuence OF BIB Shields, and that the
Wishes OF more than eleven twelfths OF
the Democrats OF Canton have thus been
disregarded, They feel that they have
been badly treated by the Democratic
Senator fr m Ohio, and while they make
no threats II is probable that the last
OF the fight for the Canton postmaster
ship has not yet been heard"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
A swlndllnr oonosrn sauoloh.d. =.

An alleged ifs1rance concern known
~ tho Patrons OF Husbandry, has been
attacked by Slate Commissioner Of In.
euraDoo Reinmund, who Ia exposing the
questionable operations OF tho concern,
NJ, l.. y lkor, Of Lima, tho president, and
VIM. McCulloch, secretary, whose head
quarters are at Fort Wayne. Ind, have
both been arrested. Stark county has
several victims Of this swindling CON
cern,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

Mrs, u ID. Roller at their home H.
Minerva Tho bride n q hand ome
and accomplished young lady, formerly
Mis- Rita n Eyiter, one of Stark cOunty's
most successful teachers, Weshall or
talnly miss h'r and her baanti'uI aiOg'
/ Ing, which, dnrlug our IeacheTH' lnsti
tuleH, Wla appreciated ny all W4O hal
the pleasure Of listening to her sweet
and mel0dlOua yOlcei but while we re-
gret her departure from among lB NJ u
teacher, we take great pleasure | offer
Ing our CONGRATULATIONS aud wishing
them happy voyage down the "stfeam
OF time" We also congratulate her IN
obtaining 10 worthy and noble com
pAnlOn, who IL u prominent business
man, upright, honest, aud admired by
all for those better qualities which
mark the character Of mln To Mr.
Roller we extend our highest cOmpli'
ment4 In procuring his lovely and ac-
cOmpllshed bride, We shall only give q
brief description OF the pleasant Oeca-
sion. The happy couple we're driven
rom the depot 10 their residence, where
an elegant and bOlnte0ui rep sl was all
ready for them, After eDjO OJing a hearty
meal the company adjourned tO the par
lOr, where music was furnished by the
bride upon the plano, being the bridal
gift OF the groom, after which aeTe-
made from the band, All seemed to on
jly II hugely.
Eta, to Thea we bid adeu az a teacher,
hoping that thy home may be the dwell
Ing place OF Tho purest hap 20 ald
the Richest jlys, A TEACHER,
Minerva, December Is.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
Location of the Pottery Works.

The members Of the Canton Stoneware
Company met at DR.. Fraunfelter's q
Office Tuesday evening for the purpose
Of determining on the location for their
works. On q vote the majority were
found TO be In favor Of building the es-
tabllshment on the Belden farm south
east OF Canton, where the clay and coal
necessary 10 the work are found, A side.
track or tramw way will be built from the
works 10 the track Of the Cleveland 4
Canton railroad, half q mile distant,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
MAYORS COURT.
RAILROAD RACK NT.
The y. H. Wayne n o., aud tho People Of
Alliance ~ LOggprhONds,

The y. IT, Wayne \ o., aud tho People Of
Alliance ~ LoggrrhoHd-
Great excitement was caused yester.
day morning when tho pittsbnrg Fort
Wayne Il Chicago Railroad Company
attempted TO lay u track on public prop
erty near the gas works at Alliance, The
llre bell was Tung by order o. the COun'
ell, and Ia few minutes several hun
dred men were on the scene, and the
ties and rails which had been laid by the
dozen or more railroad men were torn
up by the enraged citizens. In the af-
terno0n men and teams were set to
hauling away the embankment which
had been made by the railroad
company. W. A. Roust0n, mas
ter OF transportation, appeared
upon the scene, and asked that the
men cease further operations, and
pledged his word that nothing would be
done until 0 o'clock tomorrow morning,
when Superintendent Starr, Of Pitts.
burgb, would be on hand, and he hoped
an amicable adjustment Of the difficulty
would DO Effected Fears are enter
tained that a large forceof railroad men
will attempt to lay the track tonight,
and the city has set q strong guard to
prevent this. Solicitor HOovee has gone
to Canton for an Injunction, which will
be served tonight. The right OF owner
ship has been In dispute for some time,
but the turn affairs took this morning
was entirely unlocked for. The end Is
not vet.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
Lyoeun Change.

The time for holding the meetings OF
tho Canton Lyceum for this week and
next has been changed from Friday
evening, the regular night, 10 Saturday
evening for both weeks only The sub
ject for discussion on tho coming Satur.
day evening meeting will bo on the
tarllf.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
OBITUARY,
Sudden Death OF Mrs. John II, wcagiy of
Heart Disease,

Mrs. John II. Weagly died suddenly
about six o'clock Tuesday night, Of
heart disease, at the family residence,
No. 1866 West Tuscarawas street, aged
sixty two years.
Mrs. .Weagly had been complaining
for about week past, but the end came
suddenly and unexpected, The funeral
will take place Friday morning az ten
o'clock. Mrs. Weagly was q daughter
OF MIR. Christian Palmer, deceased, Of
this city, and was an old aud we'll
known resident Of Canton.
A three year old child Of Mr.. August
Schroeder, living at No. 322 South Pop
lar street, died this morning Of mem.
branous Group.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
Notlon.

On and after January LIT, 1886, | will
sell no goods except for cash, Persons
knowing themselves 10 be indebted to
mo on book account will pleaae call and
eottle tho same previous TO January ist,
1880. 9. ". SMITH.
Paris, Dec. Tth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

A quiet wedding service was per
formed Thursday afternoon at . o'clock
nj the parsonage OF tho German Re.
formed Church In this city. The con.
tractlng parties were Mr., Richard W.
Lash, of near Bolivar, and Miss Josephine
Rooms, OF this city. Rev, z. Herbruck
performed the ceremony. After q we'd
dug supper Mr.. and Mrs. Lash left for
their new home near Bolivar. fhe many
IL olds Of tho happy couple wish them
many years OF happiness and In this
wish the DEMoCRAT heartily Joins.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

Itch and scratches Of every kind cured
In thirty minutes by Woolford' Sanitary
Lotion. Use no other, This never fails.
Bold by 7. II. Barr, druggist, Canton, q.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
IN HOME NOV, /, 1885.
Total daily attondancou",
INFlRMARY.


After n thorough inspection Of all parts
oftho building aud grounds, II WAS the
opinion of the Board that the affairs OF
tho institution were In good condition,
The dilapidatod condition of the build
ing limits improvements 10 tho simplest
patching
All parts Of tho building and grounds
were scrupuously clean. A large quan.
tlty of fruits and vegetables Of good quals
lty were found In store, Tho new ilsano
building II nearing completion. A thor.
ough inspection ot plans and Of tho build
ing ~ far IN completed gave assurance
that tho rar6 thing of an honest public
building could be claimed for this one,
when this building IL completed and
mrnishod Stark county will have reason
10 loo congratulated on having M good
accommodations for Insane as any State
asylum affords.
Statistical report Of the Stark County
1nfrmory for tho year ending August 81
1885,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

Send your Christmas presents by
American Express Company. Goods for.
warded TO every State In the Union at
lowest rates.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

For great bargains In books OF all
kinds, photograph albums, don't fall 10
cill at Durbln, Wright u 90.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

For rates, free mapa and information
concerning tho west, call on or address
II. II. GEETiNg, Il, RI up, Agt.,
II East Tuecarawas st., Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
what John l., ualnca, OF Woodbury. n, Y,
suyH

j, II JACKSON, Dear Sir;--Ihad kidney
trouble for years very bad, my pains at
times were no great | would roll the
floor. thought my case u helpless one.
| used two bottles Of your medicine,
(Birdck's Kidney Cure) and now | can
DO any kind Of work. rec mmend this
10 all sufferers. Price 76 cputs and $l,25
For sale by Durbin, Wright Il Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

On the l7tn lnst,, by the Rev. p. Her.
bruck, II lward B, Myers and Miss Emma
W. Bletg. both Of Stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

Jennie Calef at the Opera House TO-
morrow night,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
CRIMINAL NEWS.
The HWtor boys Sentenced Dolngs In tho
Mayors Court,


The Hartor Boys sentenced Doings In tho
Mayors Court,
Since the two Harter boys, William
and Sherman, have been found guilty Of
assault with intent 10 rob MIR. Solomon
Brown, farmer, living south OF the
city, much speculation has been In
dnlg(d In M TO the penltentlary terms
they would receive and considerable
betting In small way, was done. The
matter was decided this morning, when
both the Hartera were arraig ed before
Judge Pease, In Common Pleas Court, and
sentenced, william was giy,n eight
years and Sherman four years In the
penitentiary. This will be heart rend.
ing news to Mrs William Harter, nee
Mrs, Amanda Ware, who only few
days ago, was jJined In wedoCk 10 the
eight year bird, who was In jail when
the ceremony was performed,
MAYORS COURT.
John llipp, arrested Tor stealing pOul-
try from the coop OF NJ, Hnuser Il Co.,
plead guilty and was Il ed So ana costs
aud given twenty days In jail, The AcOr
brothers plo not guilty aud gave bond
for their appearance for hearing.
II, A French, resident freight agent
OF the IT, Wayne rairO VI, tipd an an
daylt against George Nye and John
Reiisnyier, charging them with break.
ing into a car aud stealing therefrom
six pair Of boots, The Ollonse was com.
mitttd last September between Canton
and Louisville, Both NE and Harter
are now In jail,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

Persons moving west should write or
call on II. IL. Geetlng for maps and In
formation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

Chicken thieves are said 10 be fowl.
m ,uthed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

The generally improved condition II the
lail M commended In tho report OF last
year can be repeated a. this time,
There were NJ the last ylsl, OF tho II lard
nineteen prisoners,
Tho Board would suggest, II consistent
with the safe keeping Of prisoners that
tho perforated boiler Iron over the cOrrl-
dor windows be taken down, The better
light Hnd ventilation thus secured would
bo In tho interests Of humanity,
CANTON CITY PRi'oN.
The new city prison was not found In
~ clearly condition ~ desirable,
|, IN supplied with all modern cOnVen'
lenGos excepting ventilation,
That any architect Of SUN ilent pr0lon
tlons 10 Offer plan for city building
OF the size aud character OF the one Of
which tho prison forms u part, should la
this enlightened ago have utterly ign0r
cd ~ Important n matter ~ ventilation,
In beyond comprehension, How this do
feet Is to bo romodIod Ia propouad5d ~
oonumdfum.
Tue following " an abstract from the
records Of Mayors once from April 20
20 Doc. 10, 1885,
The total number Of arrests IN b23, o
thIg nu umbor LhOfo arD ghaTpNl with
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-07-03

When prospector comes into Pi.
oche, says the Record, keeps very
quiet and does not indulge in intoxi-
eating beverages until he receives the
returns from the assayer of the sam
pies of the late finds, and then gets
gloriously jolly and departs in high
spirits, you can bet that fellow be-
lieves that he has hold on the world
by the thick end of the tail and that
there are millions in it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-07-03

Twenty-seven ounces of gold were
PANIED out by Frank Grove and an.
other owner in the Grove claim last
week. On Saturday thirteen ounces
were found IN spot not quite two
feet square, and nearly on level
with the creek. AS Mr.. Grove ex-
pressed it; "Ihe gravel fairly gilt
tered and the gold could be picked
up by the handful" Preparations
are beng made to start work with
slulces, when some big clean-ups may
be expected.-iCoeur d'Alene Sun.