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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-10-01
RuSHm HOTEL

E. L. WEMPLE, Proprietor.
THIS Is new Hotel recently opened on tn,
Worthineton Sioux Falls railroad First-clas.
accommodations and everv attention shown Il
guests. Good chicken and duck shooting in thu
vicinity.
Good StabIing & First Class Livery.
RUSHMORE, MINN.
7-40-lV
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-10-01

A very good display of vegetables. J.
r. Ashworth showed samples Of Pho
neer potatoes, average five inches in
length, raised one sack from one pound.
W. Ager showed fine samples of Jer-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that au examination of applicants for teachers certificates will be held on Monday, June lst, 1885, at 10 o'clock A. N., at the Probate Court Room, in Prescott, Yavapai county. A. T. Only those persons who hold valid certificate issued by the board of examiners of the county, or by the Territorial board of examin. CTS, shall be deemed competent to teach in the public schools of this county. Applicants will furnish their own stationery.
 J. J. HAWKINS,
 Ex.Oaicio Superintendent of
 Schools.
 Dated Prescott, May 9, 1885.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

O6cial greatness is never without it, drawbscks, especially when contingencies srise in which civil grsatness clashes with the pser'T .tives of varliks men. The latest eiash of this description has arisen between Acting Governor Vaa Arm.n and Adjutant General Sherman, in regard tc the best methods of handling the Arizons militia. during the tempestuous times, iu order not to jeopardize the diplomatic se' lations of the nation with British Lion, Russian Bar. Fl Mahdi's followers, and King Csjeme's breech-eIouted cohorts. l, is to b. hoped that peaceful eounsel may prevail, and that whatever the chasm |, which divides the gsn:lsmsn named, that l, my bs successfully bridyed. without either of the principAls being called on to "eock . cannon" in defence of his official dig.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
WtfH0Ur A PRECEDENT.

The srst time in the history of the Ter ntory legislative sppsopeiatiun to assist in the construction of . eoanty wagon road has been allowed to lapse on account og ths fsilurS of the board of eomminiousrs to act. In the ease in qsestioa, xsvsp.i County is the eainer or loser q the case nay oe. The appropriation of St.0oo hay ing been made to seeurs the building of . road from FIasstaf to Camp Verde. The commissioner, whose failure to qualify in time csused the act to become imperative, are J. R Kirkpatrick. William FAin and and William Nunds, sl of this County.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
MORE RAILROAD.

Oakes Murphy to-day received tele-
 graw stating that Colenel J. W. Ander,ou and Grik,sh Kelly. of Usbana, uEio, Hon. V. A. Kindred, of Barnard, Minn., aud c. N. Wilson. of Ss Paul, Minn.; would leave Chicago. on ne.s Iohd.y, for Pres- cott, aad that they wers prepared on thrl, arrival hers to st once commence the work of constructing our branch railroad. Ths gentlemen aamed are capitalists command. ing unlimited surns of coin for investment. Nr. Murphy will leave during the coming week to meet them in Albuquerque.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
From Thursdays Daily.

No frsah news has been received in rs- eafd te the recent Indian eusbesak. Louis Armstrong left to-day to accept ( positiso st the Sterling mine. Louis St. Jamss is engaged in sssessina sll taxable property in town.
  J.. J. Conway returned thn sssernoor from the placers hs is developing in Wal nut Grove district
 There vas sn unusually large atsendaae< of lsdiss and gentlemen ss the skssins rink lsst eve ming. Co5nty Tfsasorsr Cook viIl remove his
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
YavapaiCounty
frsm Hssscay's 0alyy.

6SOW so00G1y o91S3.
 Judge Casttr is n tsva ftso tA Verda.
 John c. Campbell and Jin Bake lee, shis afser.eoa for Kirkland Valley,
 Gsy Asssse Frsdssieks rspssss ezesllsa su.D ia collecting eisy t.aa.
 The opening of the skating sink, sn- jes its aev nanaseoent ha svssiie vas vesy hrsely attended.
 Governor Titis vill law As-oesrs~ 8oe Sen Francisco, to hs sbssnt about [ week.
 Dsa RArcs 4 leave s,-ossssv ise Nev Yoet, to ssesive nsdieA tssasnsnl for his eyea
 Joe Leg i seoesa in ssvsrnisAisg tAs funisurs snd sssd vosk ef sAs Dserisl Court .oe0.
 AAans q Howell. si Thonpsoa val!sy. have 6,sd shsis esEtls beasA vish sAs County Recorder.
 Bob BsUs's sailing escsAenases gsssta tks passo.s sf tAs Ceb Web Aniag tAs sb- sena 4 CapGAin fnAse.
 The Boasd of Cosney seAssl Enaissrs viii eoevsae es ths ksss Naeaay n Jane for the prrpess of exanining all applie.nts fer tsnehees' eeFt,6casea.
 ns ispastars fer AsaSSf fosk bJ staee sAi oosning vses Jsek Mccsy, Rev. T. w. Haskins. Ar. Shsabsrg. ~. J. Mulvsaon and F. '. Tishee.
 TAs muster roll et tho recently rsorgaa- issd Rifles, has been depossted ss Ausehi- sos's drug stoes, where all desifoss of join iae the company can sign it. Thseo~pany vM bs aasssrsl ia asxt Tasnd.y evening Hoa. T.J. Butler sill lectuss in the Marina Street Church. oa fhursdsy eve rias. Nay 2sth. Hs many fnesds have rsasssssd hin to rspsas tho lseesse s.EitIrd "Psesoai Rseiniseeoess," end hs has kially eooss atsd to do Q.
 q asasgseiss q Ysvs-Sspais ass ss prss- sss seosrin& the allsys and byvsys ef Pss- esss fer est of winter clothing. in which shsss sbosisiaal dudss will poe = thslssd. sss sf tAs ssmmae fashieos on thsif sososn AoOe.
 An ssesllsnt vsy to sweep . carpet is e isijoss: Sprinkle vet brown paper over it sssses sweeping; tear the vet paper in p,ssss about the size of your hand and shrov then quickly over the Aor. The psssss gsshse sp the dass and give frssh eisaa look. wishoot any dsngsrs st spoilias shs eslon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
AT BILLY'S.

Thsrss ssmall Western Chop Houss" on Montesuma street, where you'd never think of looking for it. snd. if you please, you ssn get your stesk and potatoes and coffee and eoeoss. for all the world as if you were st Delmonico'a Only there are no marble and ormulo aod looking glssses and velvet and gilt mouldings around the door.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

Father LeBsston. who during the last year has laborsd Sd aaaiduously e the pas tof of the Catholic con5reGasion of Pres sost and vicinity, will leave on next Mon day for Tucson, where he will be hence forth located. His successor, Father Fo. gArty. of Dsming. N. M., has arrived.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

l will be plsased to meet all my old pa-
 trons at my new stand, adjoining the Bank
 of Arizona building. and will in the future,
 e in the past, continue to sell all elasse. o! grt.ceries at the lowest p'ssible prices. Fresh tread aiwsys on hand s6lm 4. WoLLRSBsRc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

General John A. Logan has Lsen elected United Stasss Senator from Illinois, sf'es one of the most remarksble political con- tests in the history os the country. The long struggle originated from tie vote in the Illinois legislature. which vas only bro- ken by the death of demoeratie member and the election of republican member in his stoad.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

The Pspsgo iioubles in Pima county bid fsir Co sssone very serious aspees. The repert that che cause of the troubles ofigi- aased from one of the numerous liasons sf Pin-lie.d Haghes with female members of :he tribs is e yet uneon6rusd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
frs@ nsdRssday's Daily.

SIOsW 0VOWtS00y OUUys
 S.nssl Bright n in from L ynx Greek Ripe fruit and frssh vegetables are be- eoeing both cheap and plentiful in Prescott. Wiady weather. with . sspsssssnd.ses ef dsss in the sis, continues to prevail.
 o. Arthur Allen returned lase evening fssa . shost visis ts Turkey Creek and vsisisy.
 c V. Beseh returned last evening freo . weeks visit to Kirkland Valley, vhess he has extensive cattle interests.
 Troop D, of the Tenth Cavalry. to gethes with the regimental band, arrived se whiPpls this morning.
 Colosel Grierson. of the Tenth Cav.lry, esnmaodsnt at Whipple, arrived at that Psst lest evening
 W. Asa,y Ryan, Joe wilson's chief ex- sestivs olkosr. eontemplatss going into the feather dnstee businea.
 Bet fev eattlemea sss noticeable in sov., nest of thoss in this vicinity beiss cut sa the rosnd-up.
 Ci'y Aasessor rrederieks, last evening, Ael ths bie tos of the left foot badly crush. d by oss q his housss stepping on it.
 No ne~ Developments made in regard to the murder of Sergeant Jahke. and tho s1ais psomises to remain forever shroudsd in nnysasv.
 Ths 0eod rsnplars sf Prescott eontem. HA&s givings strawberry and ics cream soeish,e. ss Hovsy's Hall. on the evening ef Decoration Day.
 The following vere the departures by sssge thfs morning; Fer Ash Fcrk-Gov. rntis and Mia Is.beua Kelly. Fos Mari ssPs-Dan Parce.
 Frank Cook, son of Supervisor Cook, will leave tomorrow for CaIifcrnia for she pur- pess of resuming his studies for the medical profession.
 Chief Justice and Mrs. Howard left thei, old hoaeia Flint, Michigan, on last Monday ior Prescott, and are expee,s to arrive hert by Saturday svsa ag.
 Geo. H. Curry returned last evening frou driving his band of cattle froza Kirkiant Valley to h:s new ranes in the vicinity ol Thsnb Butts.
 Gus Ren~ today disposed of . Ioad es sheep hides to D. Levy. The prio, psid rsnxins from thirty Eve to forty co0ts per hide.
 w. A. Rove hes retusnedi from th, Qa.losoaa. in which distrie: he possssss' sevefal min a; claims sufficiently rich t< snsure him enough wealth for the futur, should bosm once strike that camp.
 Acting Governor Van Arnan has re eeivsd official notification of the appoint. nsns uf AAips 4. LAbsrdie, by the Me1i 70 0,vernnsnt as its Consul ct Noss- lss ia this Terrieeey.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

The rs-srYsnissd R,6ss wers last evening mustsred into the sssviee of the T.rfitory, oy Acting Governor Van Arnan, in his usual fsl'citous manner. The company ., present numbers thirty.6ve men of spl.ri = did physique and persSnal appearances.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

The following were the depaEtufes b
 tass for Ash Fork this morning: Mn.
 2. A. Sssiens; F. S. Cook, Thu. Fslles snd James DSv. Thers were 10 depart urss for Marieopa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

The latest advices from the scene of ihs recent Iadian outtrsak st San Carl e pla- ees the number of renegadss at l25, eye, half of whom are women and children.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

Deputy sherld Hickey arrived this morn .ny fron wlliAmsoa valey. having in r.,stsdy William Spitz. vho u chargsd ui,h stealing . COW belonging b Gs0sgs Punt oey.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

Martin 4sier. one of our most enter pricing dtisens, will open his popula. beer gnrdeas tomorrow evening, witi music by the l0sh Cavalry Band Mart.r knows how to please sll. and ve bespeak for him good run of custom.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

W W. uutehison lsf; today for his stock range EeAr Anvil Rock, to attend the rodeo .t that point. He will b. shsent about . "onth. Jrs Walker Accompanied him .s far e Chino Valley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
FURNISHED DWELLING FOR RENT

The undersigned has for rent one cf the most desirable furnished dwelling houses in the city of Prescott. For particulars call on n. Fl. NoSes. ~ith Secretary Van Ar man. MRS. CARRIE E. ST. JAnEa
 Prescott: March q. Iss5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

Fos RESr- A nicely furnished room ir . qniet part of the city. For particular enquire at the MlsEa of6es. nslm
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

[. c. B.y of the New York and Boston clothing store, arrived Last evening from the EAst.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
FRIDAYS EDITION.

Thsee vill bs excellent skatine mui< at ths rink to-morroS evening by the l0th Cavalry Band.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

Barnard & Benediet's Crystalised Fruits, , Soxss for Sl, at Hubbari's.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

first Soda wsssr of she Season, Choice eysups. Real Cream. Plenty of Ice, at Hu;eh,soa & Co. . Corner Drug 6secs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given by the undersSn- cd Administratrix of the estate of J. R.d- eze~sky, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the sad decsssed, to exhibit them with the neces- cary vouchers, within fur months after the first publication of thus 'no'icr, 10 the said Administra'ri1, at her residence, in Prescott. AT.
 Dated st Present., Yavapai County, Ari sona Territory, March II, 1855. RADrZEwSKY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

e6er, to the rosn occupied by ths Beast
 of Supervisor, on Jsas lst II I. C. Bny t Co. D-d.y. ssesissA ss,s
 hhrg sass 2 vsy AanAsoas spsiag and
 sunDG eslisoa
 | Nr. and A1 C. W. BsaeA lsst shi
 afternoon foe KrtlAaA v.lsy. te is d. cent for fev days only.
 Deputy shefif Mike Hieley Left .hi
 morning for wiIliams,o Valley for tho par.
 pose of subpeaing witnesses and juryms, for the approaching tesn ef Court
 The order of the Eastssa Star viu ne so-n,shs, and Au meahsn srs sarosstly urged to bs in stsendanee, e businso oI importance vin b sr.aasetsA To-mofrpv astefn Don 1ill Ss ladies' day st the skating rink-on which oceaaion th1 fair sei can snj,y the plsasarss of skAsics Ssthoat eost oe rrieA
 The following ~srs the 4spas..s.s by st.gs for Ash Fork ths radrnins: Jacob Hense. c Clark, 4 whitehair asd wife. There vsrs mono for NAriesps. The reguIar weekly nesslng night of the Gr.ys having been eAaaeed last week. iron. frid.y to Tnursd>y. tA.s company will nee tonight as iss arnoey ss s:So seloek shasp for drill
 Ben Weaver, of the Ready Psy Store, h.s received l.rgs invoies of every desa,peio1 of nsw goods. which hs is calling ss priees nrrstofors undrssmsd cf in Prescott. Cal, n him and yoa viil b convinced that sueh .s the esss.
 Joe Wilson, the pcpolas eloshiss. is pre- 3.ringto build 6ns dwelling hosss sa on< of his lots adjoining the rssidsnes of ". W. HutehisJn. It is stated thas lsdy, whom Joe met during his rsesns trip East, will shars the nev hosss vith him.
 Unpaid Ci'y t.xss become delioquen June lss, when . monetary penalty for she:r nou-psyment viu bs added to the prime, pal City Assessor- Frederieks expresses rbs opinion that the amount of taxes which will become dsliaqusat sill bs very ssn.u.
 Andy whitshair asi bcide, vhoss mar riaxs ve ehrvnieied ycs,srdsy. left this snorning for the cd homs of the brido- ;room in KAnsas, with the intention of .ermAnently locating there.
 The re- organized Prescott R:Ass will meet this evening ss s:30 o'clock, in the sk.ting rink at Howsy's Hall, to be mus. tered luto the service of the Territoei.. militia. Acting Governor Van Armaa wiil oe prssent to administer shs oashs. The term of enlistment Of the company will bs swo years from tonight
 Billy Dunnsubury. while recently pros. pscting in the ruins of the Sherman House for ns,ls, picked up . bsdly burned gold watch chain and alec siiver dollar. Al the two articles were found right on the spot where the late s. \. Holmes lost h,s hfe at the time the hotel burned, they are thought to have belonged to hin, e his watch chain could not bo iound at the tims his body VA recovered.
 It is s.ased that nearly one-third of the wheat erop in the Salt River Valley will b. iost on acsoaut Of the rust. 1t n abost tune that the eitizsns of that section rec o2nise the fact that nO soil, however rich, will ssand being impoverished year ty y-ar without res.liasing by giving the hus- bendmAn IL return fos his grssd dseassd product.
 Ne.s- w N .. N <.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
BORN
MARRIED.

Iq. q.frescot,. May 19. lss5. by Judge H W. Flenry. Andrew J. Whitehall and Min nie F. Biackbrrne.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

Itake this opportunity to notify the pub tile of Prescott in general that 1 am nov psepared tn cell Frsdefickiburg beer ih bottles. bottled by myself: 1 have just recei.ed . car lcsj of this beer from tha brewesy. which | will. sell at reduced psiess in bottles, being of the finest quality.
 N. MAi4I.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
NOTICE.

All thoss kn"wing themselves indebted to 10 will pay their accounts 10 Ed. Horne. Prescott, who is authorized to collect our accounts. Accounts net settled befors the frat of June will bs placed in Court fo, collection.
 P. B. BRANNEN & co. Prescott. May 9th, 1885.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

But.S.-f 5 een.s roll, st j. c. C.mr bells.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22


 of contract f0s the transportation and de- livery of m insane patient ss Stockton for el44, lops of another ons Of the "soft snaps" thAs were heretofore cUnsidered the perqui. sitesVf the Shenff's ofios The id&est price ever heretofore pad ty the county for such services vas 4350, while before the advent ef the rAilruad fs vas often a high e $l5oo. Thus by economy and rsilrosds do ws thrive.
 The citizens of Prescott gre inclined to greatly doubt tho unenviasls rsputat,oa given the Tenth Cavalry by certain joprn- ala in Southern New Mexico and Arizona. Since their arrival in Prescott the membess of the Tenth have shown no disposition to rival the legendary record of the Bloody Fourteenth" " bat on the contrary ars e we'll behaved and e soldisriy looking sst of men that have ever been stsaioned at whipple.
 The enserprising and go-ahsad cattle firm of Campbell & Baker, with that enterprise for which they are noted, have purchased tweuty-swo head of imported stock from 0. J. Woodward, sf Kirkland Valley. We wers unable to Asesrt.iu the con idsr.- tion paid for the entire herd, but it must have been . good rJund sum, ss Mr. Wood. wa1d had been offered 500 pieos for sev- eral bulls belonging to 1t. The purehasses will place the herd on their extensive cattle range on the Verde.
 ''lt is currently reported that the editor of the NINER hss seen the error of hia wsys. joined the husss of the L,rd, and vii coon be sent to Alaska e . missionaxy."- Phenix Gazette.
 For the benefit of the editce es.he Gazette we will state that when the MINER man turns missionary he vll not vend his wsy 1 to Alaska, e much mora sxtensive fed for missionary labor is presented among the benighted pumpkin eaters of the Valley of the Rio Salinas.
 Prescott is badly situated for that alv. y, numerous class of pesons who believe that by "jaspins town" and leaving their crsdisors iu . Iurch. they are thus giving receipts in full for all outstanding accounts against them. The lstess individual to ''eet left" on this kine of game ;s Jacob , Hinss. . discharged s.ldier of the Firss Infantry, who attempted to surreps,tiou,ly !, leave town shls morning ovng Teutonie saloon keeper $oo. On being ovsrhAsled y Under Sheriff Lavles, Hinls st ouea settled the account When . nan in debt has to travel six'y miles to reach the next town, hs should remember that "honssty | the bes. policy"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

 The following Responsible f3,for Ius Fire In of 1nsuPnc sf
  of
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  in the as. all satisfactorily adjusted and rTompty paid R~nntf 
 this Agency for several of the above Companies shotnoice C. R. MARTINDELI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31

The lats Stanley Han,ly, once rrpor-
tsr oo The New York Trihunr, was seat 10
report meeting Of a. Fxrmcrs' Club whose
members got 10 auArrsl over us~ Kind
Of potato, and The reporter IA Was Nj.
frsi journalistic eiicri) gave very fupny
nccount Of IL which. not hodips tbs city
editor 10 when be went down TO the nflioe.
be sent up stairs ~ the regular way. Ths
next day The article appeared cu lha iir.i
page of the Tribune. aud souuT Huniley
thought hc had "s,rnck Il rich" IN bic
new situation aud promp,ly booked tor.
ward 10 being made managing editor ot
the Journal
When he arrived At tho oifice aud entes~
cd the city room he noticed smile sprcAa
over the other reporters faces, but. as,r,L-
uting il 70 jealously, he calmly sealed
himself at hia desk. Iua few minutes Mr..
Moor, the city editor. called him and ssid
that NJ. Greeley wanted 10 see him.
Swelling with pride, and casting look ot
triumph around the room. the young re-
porter walked out Of tho ofiice into Mr..
Grselsy's Office. The door was closed.
He raped gently.
Come in, responded shrill fAlsetto
voics.
Mr.. Huntley did SO. Mr.. Greeley was
seated at his desk writing He waited
patiently until no finished. Then the
old man wheeled around in bis chair aud
said:
Well, sir. what can do for your
You sept for me sir.
Your What is your namc2
Stanley Huntley.
Oil So you are the blamed fool. who
wrote up that Farmers Club?
The hopes of the future hnmorist
experienced sudden decline. Ae would
now be satisfied with the city editor
ship.
Why did you do III
They acted disgracefully, sir
Yes, know IL; but what did you do
with your copyp
l showed it in hole in the wall and
wbistled twice
Young man, how long have you been on
the press3
Twenty four hours, sir
Well, sir, said the editor, you did not
know, Of course, what the rules Of our oi:
fee are, but you oughtn't to have written
that report, indeed you ougbtn't to. or
course. they are pack Of FOOLS They al
ways have been; but you should not have
said SO in the Tribune. Young man, I'm
the president OF that Club.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-12-31
ssns Specimen Cold Waves.

Not merely meteorological, but every
one who has shivered in the boresl blasts
that cone howling over the country 10
winter. will fsel interested in the data col
Lected by Lieut.. Thomas NJ. Woodruff Of
tho siensl service and published in the
pamphlet, Cold waves and their progress
the wri.sr explains iu the first place what
be calls "cold wave" As the ordinary
fall and riss Of tenn perature daily is 100 or
l5e, and 10 soms places even more. fsll
must exceed these figures. therefore, to be
abnormal, and in order to limit the field
Of study 70 the best specimens, Lieutenant
Woodruff reviews only snch changes -
exceed The ordinary diurnal variation by
d least l5e.
In the nrst six months OF 1881 2-3 and
4 he fnds SO such instances. Of these 20
occurred in January. 20 in February, 20 10
March, 10 in April, = in May and 2 in
June. All Of these originated IN the north.
vest, fully IS per cent. coming into the
United States from the British territory
lyiag sast Il The rocky mountains. and the
other lo pr ospt entering from the Pacific
eoass Of Ibis country or father north. Ali
bat s Of ths g. sppearsd first as Helena in
Nontans. and these 0 we're Gnt discovered
| q Bismarck, Dakota; from which the con-
clssion y drswn thst the cold waves orisi.
pats 10 ths Arctie fields Of ice and snow.
fx sosth Of any Of our stations. In their
| progress scross tho United States they
took one Of three tracks; slightly more
than half-l7 Of the sS-- moving in gen
ssally south esstsrly direction spd over
spreading The whole country; one quarter
"a moving from west TO east across
only the northern section Of the United
States. aad les than quarter : l9--push-
| Ing frst 10 The Gull states and thea com
| Ing up iato The Atlantic states. Lieut.
Woodruff indicates that the progress and
intensity Of The cold wave depends upon
the severity Of . storm in its immediate
front. ssd hence the courss Of the polar
Aood b similarly controlled. II the storm