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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-11-06
Business Garos.

o. L. FREScH. D. b. srrnu.v
Business Gar0s.
SHERMAN 4 JENNIE,
General Insurance and Real Rstak Aosnts
representing Companies whose Aasets Areover
$2OO,OOO,OOO.
TEN EMENTs TO LET.
Agents for BABooCK FIRE ExIIEauisRERs
omce in Starr Estey,s New Bank Block, cor Main
and Elliot streets,
BRATTLEBORo, VT.
nNEIL q LOWE,
~ HOUSE, SIGN n ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS
frescoing, Graining, Kalsomining, Gliding and D.
Rear of Town Hall per hanging D..,,., =.
nR. d. IA. POST.
- DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Fine work and moderate charges.
ONCE and residence junction of High and Green
A y. WILDER,
a. Manufacturer of BOOK CASES, DESKS. &c
PICTURE FRAMES a specially
onop IN rear OF Ketormer Onice,.. Brattleboro VI
JAMES m, TYLER,
- Alto RNEY AT LAW,
Wiliston Block, Brattleboro, VT
III -. HOLTON, M, ID,
LIZ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
BRArTLEBoRo, VT.
walnut
~ home from to and from to Z O'Clock p NJ
IA. ALLEN 4 CO.,
IL DEALERS IN LUMBER OF ALL KINDS,
VIZ rat street, Brattleboro, Vt.
JAMES CONLAND, M ID,
- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
once in Crosby block, over Vermont National Bapk
once hours to AM, l to SPIN.
Residence 10 Main st........... BRATTLRBoRo,v VT
" H. WEBSTER, Md,
Ds Office and residence Al Elliot st., Brattleboro
W. Office hours before 8 A. NJ. il to 4 to ~ p NJ
HENRY TUCKER, MD,
IL SURGEON AND HOMTOPATHIST
nce in Leonard's Block, Elliot Street Oficehours
$50 to 1900 and 100 to 200 p NJ Special attention
given to chronic diseases.
HAsKINB 4 BTODDARD,
IL ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORS AT LAW
aud Solicitors of Patents, BRArTLEBoRo, VT.
VIZ l.. BEMHS, House and Sign Painter, OR
w namental and Fresco Painting e. GraininR, Kal
somning, Paper Hanging, etc.
I've Green Street, Brattleboro, Vt.
T @. BOLsTER,
~ FIRE INSURANCE AGENT,
PUTEEY, Vt.
" J. CARPENTER, Market Block, Fiiot
l1s st. Dealer in Toys, Fancy Goods Books, Sta
tionery, Newspapers, Magazines Periodicals. Sub
scrptons received for the principal newspapers and
magazines, and forwarded by mail or otherwise.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-11-06

non in larre cans price g. 0Oi by mail, Sl2
Cireuiars iree i. s. JOHNSON CO., Boston, MASS
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01
ssss = A.s-ss.

Tls 49, q ~ Udtsd states Assi.ss Al
Sing. shasesd ssss sstlisg Rqusr 70 Indians,
sas sxamiasA % No. ~ lass bsa"rs U. .
Conmiasisnsz =. J. Myds. Ib. Williaa
.ppsusA = spssasi - ths part II shs sov.
srnnsos - W. q. oIaksly rsprsssatsd The
dsfspss. Ssvssal vttnssass were sxsainsd
among whom. satAs part of ths psosssa.
tioa, was G. A. usrvsy IT,. ths Agsat II sh.
waiiapsi ssibs. Tssnass % the part Of ths
U. o. was sssahy nxas ont, and bat litti~
sGort wss msds % H. Ssrt Of ~ dslsnA.
sns 70 disvsovs ~ ssiiins. Ths attempt
10 show that ds1sndant vss insane frou th~
ass Of opium at ~ tIss of The soanmissi,1
of the sSsnss. vas nSt saossssful. After =
ooaSiderasion a ~ svidsnes the Csunis.
doasr hsld The AsessEant 70 assWsr anA
nIsd his ball 1t GOO In dsfsait Of ~
nscsssasy hail An SiSa wss ron lndsd TO
the custody II ~ tassshal. ssd vill. . go,
~ the order ss ths chief ysstiss arrives
hsrs. bs taken 10 Presott for trial This
10 the first cass Of ssling liqaes n Indians
vhish 70 have hsd aHes shs aspointmens
Of Mr.. Harvey - a9nt Of ths WsllApais.
He has sxpsssssd his ietsrrainasios. In viss
Of ths dntiss Il lbs psitioa. ~ In rbsAi-
snss to the expsess ,sdsrs ef shs power
which appointed hini TO uss s.l lawful sf-
forts to srppfsss thistrsais. .-
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01

bstwess khsis Spsstivs rssidsnsss ~ ~
sapssaI. Unlm ~ ssssstasy's ssstIsmssi
ths iasns1l nsnsss Of miiss allowed aav
nasusss viii y lsbsst ssehs hund,sd. h.
tssd u twsnfv.tsb handssd = wus ssVsst-
- byths eonnttes.
Undss shsria Iawiss u sneaes6 IA nsl-
ine cut ~ dssnsusuA tax Nj ef ths soun-
y. Il siH psohshiy aaszsass sosssvhsss
= NJ neishboshssA q Ten tAssand do,-
iass.
Ths Cs1ssii essamittass On niass spa
mining md jsdisiasy hsss Esd prsvsssd ed
v'il sssSpy seoasia III Saak Il Asisoss
building.
sissstsa cksaelsa.
On Tuesday iast 20 ~ thAa 5000
goan6s ~ fsssshs vas msving bssvss.
fsssssss snd A fcsk. VITA lasss qss,-
hs5 svaisina tssnsit q ~ iattss visss.
e'sssssi csssi~.
Cosneianan John Hswsii has gos,s Aems
TO hchs~s on . weeks isays Of shssnss. He
y SalSed WIN sas or two othss coansilnss
ez' "isadisG qssssisns."
y. Bustsbazm, recorder sf Nehsve ssaa-
y. sna ssniai gsus,saaan xAs hAs nany
Rrissds b PrassoH, arrived Janssry 18th.
Nd WIN possihiy ssnain ia tovn dusins ~
rssaiades II ~ ssssisn.
Issssasas asss.6.
Arissas has ~ nsse than osAoo,ooo h
aiviAssAs - ~ siisss saA sossss inAss-
Try.
D,,vss IN. ossAs.
II b ma esasniiy known thsa Arizoaa
,ontAins Within ~ hosdsrs nearly. u nos
ssiss. ssaDe sqsAss miles Of eesi fesnatiou
vhisa y ssmputsd 70 b alnost oss~haif Of
Ihs ssai sssa 4 ~ Usissd staass. T'hs bsas
vasy IA Nh fssa 80 issAss - tvsaty lsss.
rhs Arisaus MinssA Bsis railsesd will
ivs Oiehs assss - many Of thsss Ssposiss
vhisA ass adjas1ns 70 ths Atlantic I Psei- |
10, a vhssh ~ 0iobs rod viil b 1ssdss.
Il b ratAss ssss-dovn from the erect.
On of harnesses works u QaiistGa. which |
Iho inisdisioss s'bsosssssr Of tAAs camp |
nave o Often psvhsoied, 70 the sssoad
.aad % sssnS nsssAs~ mill. This step
'hsws, hsvsvss, shstsks nsaaesss u thsss
nisss ssdsssIanl thsir basinsss. May
psovsrsy sas hssa irsstrssvsbiv
,vsssssl y hasiae . Afsy ssssss MIL
'ssslsd a . ~ ssssp lsdes.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01
TERsaTeRIAL ITEMS
cLapYsp Am, coHDEHsEs Snen suB II.
cuAaess. ...r

ysaa Ssauas,.
Asysssm VI electric sisrm bslis has
been put In p,sition st tie Psuitsntiasy.
Ths total inimbsr Of sIsIissn soldiers st
Enssnada, Iswsr California. who rnutinisd
and killed tasir CsptaisL his wife and 9
Lisutspant. vns thirsy.f,us, nearly all Of
whom havs bssn already killed o. captured.
Tbs y. s. troops espsurd twelve and killed
fosr. The lisxisan sitissns In pursuit., nm
dss Captain Rodrgusx sad Sab Project VII.
iaerana, oagAipsd nine sssn and one woman.
(sAs wife u ms Of tbs riutinssrs) anA kill.
ID one. The total captured md mads pris-
oossS, inclsding tbs woman. 10 z5; total
nsmbsr kinsd. 8; numbss stili at iares,S-
among whon 10 the noted Lopsz and bin
brs4hsr.
psssssa isHsss
Court eu,vsnss in Apschs osanty On Mon.
dsy Feb. BAD.
Ths con'sntion of stuck msn psos,isss 70
b productive Of nuoh good " the sock in.
tsfssts Of this Territory. a..
Hon. H. g. Rollins, ~ spssksr Ut b
houss Of Representatives. prssidss with I.
digiAsd sais showing him to bs perfectly
ss hone a. presiding ofsssf.
Ths memorial insreiuosd BY Hon. II. @.
Rollins, Of Pina, in regard to ssgreaatinc
shs Ssn Cssics coal Assads 10 the most i'm
pcrtant msasore yet iitrodsssd before the
ths Leeisisasre.
psssostt n,ms.
Daring The past tvo or three years our
nining oaiaps have been suffering the saects
u unvsrFsatsd sxoitAmsut. Tho cloud "a
\ just bseaning TO move sway st the ap-
pseash Of sa era Of nal prosperity bsosRht
sbost bv iSvsiopasat work. -.
Secretary Van Aruan has ssttisd with
sboat half ths msnbRs Of tha lower houss
- ths qusstioo Of nilsass, on the hasis of
shs nambr Of miles arsr thssh0rtsst routes
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01
TEE LEGsss.ArUnE.
----+-- ...f
ssssss>s ~ - rsSeseai.ssi
oe1ru.

o0GDCu.
PRESCOTT. Jan. 2s--usssass Of tbs o..
sspor ssosiSsd. AlA,s ocpy Of ssu for
the mlvsr sonvsntion rsfsrTsd 70 IN IL
msssaes.
Report Of Or. k.a clask in Sfsrsnss y
tbs insane rdesise1.
Tbs oonsiderAiion of the sspests snA cAll
wss on motion lad over.
The preidsnt nnosnssd tbs stsndiAe
ooGansit tees Of the C0aneil.
Oar member Hoo. join Howell y sYon
the following Committees viz: Mines asd
Mining, Cosposstins, Printing, judiciary.
Countiss and Cosnsy Boundaries, Tsrritori-
al Affairs, Hydrognpay. VI thsss COM
n,itssss Mr.. Howell 10 ohsirmsIa Of that on
Mines and Mining. iltI. H..
Mr.. Howell asksdfos and vas granted =
weeks lssvs Of abs>nss.
January 2sth--Nf. Btsphsns gave notice
of his intsntion to intTodsos . bill 70
an,snd the lav Of 0snssal IrsosDosstions
aad alss ono to rsgalnss The svpsrship of
mining property.
A bill vas passsd granting lsays Of ab-
sspes - the Rseordsr Of fuma county. Al.
% one sxtsndiaR ths same favss 70 ths
Probate Jades Of Pima.
Ths esmmitsss Of tks who.n, to which tbs
Govssnos's Message wss rsfsrrsa, rsporteo
that thsy had oonsidsrsd ~ ssms and 70.
fsTsd II By sections 70 spprsprists stand.
ing commit -. vish shs sseonmsed~t ~tion
that sAid sommittsst ssconinny their re-
ports By sssh bills y may ~ advisable.
o. nos,on ths rspsH u shs ssmnittee
waa ADOPTED II -
J~suasy zth. -Mssaass frsn fhs Govern.
81 sussivsd, relative 70 rsssiutjons pssssd
b ~ Nsvals Legislature On ooinaes Of
silvss. whish vas referred Il, the oommittss
ON MemcrialA.
H ,oss Bills No. 10 sad - were read and
fsSssrsA to Pima county deIsgstson.
January 2sth--Ths oomnisttee on Judio'.
ssy reported Hcuss Bin 30. -. entitled
"An Ast TO rspssI IN Asst ctnossning vsxs-
tious litigation, with the recommendation
that is pass.
Special oomrnittss Of Pisa dslsaasion ~.
ported Hosss Bill Ne.io. entitled "A. Ass
20 smsnd an Act 70 rs-ineosporate ths a'ity
of Tucson" with the rssonmendasion that
!, do nat pass; snd rsportsd Hoass Bill No.
"A, snaislsd, "An Act TO repeal an Aot M.
thorizing ths Board Of Supssvissrs Of Pins
ouunty 70 plsdss the credit Of the ooanty to
sssist public enterprises" with the recon-.
n,sndation that II do no, IAss; which report
Vas seesytsd, and the con,mistss disohsrg-
Cd.
Dorrington. Of Yuma, iatsoduosd Coaour.
rsnt Resolution No. 8. providing for tn
printing of lsOo copies Of the Govsrnor's
message; whish resolution ~sS. on motion
Of wssdin, Laid on the tstie.
DiIl suthorxing the Bee.rd Of Supervisors
Of Pima county TO plsdgs ths credit Of the
county 70 assist public sntsrprisss, indsfn-
issly postponed. "a
January ssth. House bill No.. 9, rssstivs
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01

We rsssivsd .. isttsr on Thursdsy from
ths Agent Of lrdian Affairs. In which BE- in.
forms ~ that an order has bssn ,ssusd from
the Indian Oaks, directing agents 70 uss
every effort &, psevsnt ths Indians from
trading or ssllnig THAR rzti,ss. II tbs prso.
siss could b invksn up il would undoubt.
sdiy hs great bsns6t toths Indisns, vhs
ars BY nature improvidsns; and who rarely
look beyond the wants Of the present. The
q. o. statute prohibits any ons from trad
ing With indians In 'Indtsn country" with.
ost . Hornss; shd, tsss no'v, IL b diaaeait 70
dsssrmins vbst b dssmsd Indian csassry,
% far a. the WAlispai triis II eosoernsd.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01
AanIvAL . pls.AnTuHS on NAIL.
LecaI Brevities.

sopsrvissr Rayisosd vaid shs Pssk .
short visi. ysstsrhsy. He oans on susi-
nsss and isfs shs ssns day On The staes for
xinGmau.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01

liisons Bate CosseiiAsssl Aia.
ing Company. . mill site Of I've
asres Of land In Cedar Valley
District. vith . I've slsnp
quarts mill thsssou. soasissisG
Of battery. roasssr. pans, ssttlss
bstlsr and sasins. saslessd BY .
ismbsr building. yaiusd d os,.
600; aasay oiass and tlssksnatA
shsp, valued vt 600; vhtn sa
6alvsr Qussn min valued q
vtv..., ............... ..s..,....
Personal propsstI valued st
l70...................
Costs and psrssatsss. .........
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01

70 sspassas Yrspsesy Of hsshsnd ~ viss,
Ssfssssd 70 xsdssissv eoamitass.
Hosss bill 10. s. psoviding fss intsfvsn.
tisa in sivii sasss, rsfsrrsd ts ~ Jsaisissy
ssmnittss.
Hosss soasssssnt rssslstasa ssaa&ivs "
IsttiuG 1t psiating lnd On ~ tahta
Tsdd, II llanoopa savs nstiss = iatsu.
tics 70 iatEsSsss tsii 70 isssspossts ~
ASisoss Territorial Exsssitioa, aaA -
nsaks n apSrswiasios b fsvsv sAstsoG.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01
For the Year A.D. 1854.

Ahsess Nesthssa l1inias cs~ssss.
II. Q. Caspsasss. Aasaa . sse-
pssts avs shAsS ssssts nin,
soD6sting a bsiiss. paas, -
Giss. stamps, roasting fuSnass.
~. ,dtuatsd q ths Sp1sr ssA o.
ths town Of CsSsst. vsiss1 q
eeooo; . Iet vish hssss t&sesss
o. ssrth sas II Nais asess, ~
ths tswn Ss Csshss. hsssn -
tss "alss bsiI1ias, val~sd -
go; = ~ vith tsil6iss tAsss
- % ssrth 80 of Nsia stssse
In town ~ Csssss, sssa - ~.
bss, vslusd q o7S; . ssbis -
~ Cssnos 1ins valssd II 81,
fssssnai property, vsius1 st
votos.s,...,..
Costs and psrssasAss. .....,...
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01
Csasty LAsesss.

Notice 10 hereby Rivsa that The isv .sh.
ing Il . nisdsmeanof. pusisAabls by AAs
and imSsisonmsns. 10 opsn or sssry On
busiass. withoat having p~id three
aoxshs Csasty Liosnss In sAvaass. Will ~
seSistiy saforssd hereafter.
Mineral Pssk, Januafy s4th 1855.
ROBERT SrEEk.
BhsriR.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01

Ths sails Of ths sdnss sf an ChAnVion
Consolidated 0ohl asA silver nisinG Con-
pany, sdvsrtissd 10, tsks pass yesterday,
has bssn postpos.k, until Wsanssday, ths
~ day Of February, Al l2;iS p. ~
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01

We have bsse ssliasd TO eys considsrab's
spass 10 tho ts,sarsns sonesfsing The dy-
namiss sxpsosioss st Londosi. bsoanss Of
ths di6lsalty Of sasdsasiug thsa and yss
o;vins sn aSeouass, hos Of thl, aHaif.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01
TssarfoEI % AasxcsA, L.
CQpIrf on MoffAyR.

Cosrrr or MsffAvs.
NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN, THAT,
IN unless the Delinquent Tsxss. teGsthss
With ths sosssAnd 7sscsasass thsrsoa, -
pabaiahsd In the forseoiaG iist ere pAid, ths
rsaipsossrsy. % whish sssh taxes ere
In, - wednesday, ths tvsnty.Afth t2s)
day of February, 4. D. isss, ssanssssss
q ths hsar Of eleven li) e'slsst .. n. In
frsot " tks Cssssy Cosrs Hssss, ia nisss.
ii Park, ia said ssssty ssd Territory. isifi
bs soidby ths sDdsrsisnsd at pahiis auction
for ths amount Of sud- tsSss, essss and
psrssufags.
Mineral Park, January 3lst, A. D. 1895.
ROBEkT STHEN,.
Tax Collector.
BS O. y. KssnsEn.
Deputy.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01

We isars iroa Jlf. KAynsnd that eus
yoons frispd, Charley Bssehr, hss esas %
los Asss,ss. 70 trs the s9sst 1t shAags Of
olinsts syou his health. H has bssa suf.
fseiag ses . long ams from rhssnatssn.
vS visA him Q ansAy rseovsry.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01

We bad the pleasure Of several interviews
With our Indian sesnt CA. Harvey Jr,
daring his visit here 70 astsnd ths sxamins.
tion sf All Sing; and ve an more than svss
Impressed witi, the idSs tiAs the govern.
msut has maAs nsoss judleious sslsetion
in appointing hin. He b . quist. eourtsous
intsIligsat gssSismsn, and oos who will
osassisntioaslJ disshssss sssry duty Of his
oEloe.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01

Luis Nsrtinss . Msxsean wsn known to
our people - . sober, industricus and uss.
fui sitissn, disi an Wednesday at the PARK
Of an a9sesisn ~ the brain. Ths dscessed
vss snueh rsspssbsd, ard w'ss followed 70
ths gravs BY . lsssss nsmbsf of thoss who
hsA known him during lie. w. @. Haisly
pssfornsd the savios st tn, gave, which,
aithOaqh short 'Was solemn sad impressive.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01

We IsAn By ssisxsan frSa Nov York
that ths brsthsns John snA Jsmss Psnbss'
shy, veil knosn here. siled ies Esscps %
ths 17th Of Janaxy. n sosPany With .
nsniss of ethsf Arssaa ainsrs. They
isfs On ths stsAasr Arizoaa, shish sai,sd -
that day for England.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01

Fairy. John. . ios With hsuss there
% - est si&s Of MAin stssst II
sowI Of Niasssi P.rk. as1t ~
lew II. Whites n,son. vAssd -
too; lot With boss thssssa. On
south sids Of Main stssss, 10
town Of Cssbst, known - Bas.
rye dwelling. valued 81 90; les
NTH hosss thereon. on sputh
ssds Of Main street. in Cssbss,
known - "Buek's houss," vai.
I'D st 90; lot With hosss thsss-
a On north side of hsia slssst,
n Csrhas, known - DAssy's
stess, waived At e3oo; Ia With
hosss thereon. ssxt below the
sbovs nsssd stoss. waived 81
~; unfinished sSobs hosss In
Csstst, valssd ~ 90.
Psrsonal property, valasd 81
e1l0......................-..
Costs and psrosatags ..........
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01

On Monday ias oar friendJ. v. Stsphen.
son. vas snssssi almost ths whole day Is
sommissionss y taking svidsnes to b ssed
In ssss psndinx n xsnsas City. Tbs OBJ
jsss Of The evidence Il. ~ bslisvs, 70 Prove
sAat certain minsin This vieinity, ,vhaeh were
I'D or tsadsd 81 Kansas City, sss Of little
vaaas. We knoss nothing Of the mssits VI
ths case, rnd % empress no tpii,;on.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01

On TosaAay Of nsxs vssk t;hs fssions fur
nishsd By ths sessfnnsat Win b issaed IA
ths wallspai tsSss st Haskbsrry ddanG IN
der tbs snpseviaka of CAPS. Pisros y. q A.
No noss "shopsss wood" S,f white man
for several days 70 sOns. Win some one -
shs point u d,sssibstsoa sod sssn account
Of the rcsn~. vit4 . ussmonkndsm Of the
amount and kind Of food furnished.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01
kOHAVE COUNTY MINER.
OyycrALPArTRoFrHICo County,.

s,..i.i netioss b ths ssadinG columns q
..Vrr~vin s. shsSeed at the rats Of
Re- Cents ~ hss fsf sseh hssrtioa.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-01

000a week at homo - out6s frss.Psy sb.
MI1 I)soiutsly fs.No risk. .Capitai ass ~.
vSoSuissd. Reader, II you vsat Business
st whichp ans Of either sex, ycunx esoa3.
With absolsts osrtsipty. vfits for pastscs.
'.'s ". uL,wrr 4 Co.. PsFtiaad. Asiss.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-07-15
Cut the Grass at Night.

It is very much better to cut grass
in the afternoon than in the morning,
when wet with dew. Cut it so late in
the afternoon that it will not have
dried at all crispy, and the dew of the
following night will not injure it in
the least. We have aimed to cut all
the grass afternoons, after the team
has finished hauling in the cured hay.
1t is cool then, and one may run the
machine until we'll in the evening, if
the work Is driving, and the surface
of the field is smooth and free from OBJ
structions that would endanger the
machine. The next morning after the
due is dried off set the tedder going
and keep it busy until noon; In the
afternoon the hay will be dry enough
to go into the barn, and there has been
no expense in cooking and opening
out the cocks again in the morning,
as by the old and still quite common
way. When grass is cut with heavy
dew on, it takes the best part of the
first day to get the dew dried off, and
it becomes necessary to bunch ltup at
night, or leave it in the winroW for
another day's drying.
BY adopting the method Of after:
noon cutting, the risk from bad
weather is reduced about one-half, and
the labor and cost Of curing quite ma
teriallY. It never Injuries grass to get
wet after being out, If 1t has not be-
come much withered. The hAe-.i, 20,
the crop the greater will be the gail
trGm the cutting in the afternoon
From two to four hours of hot sunshine
upon grass free from dew, Is amply
sufficient for making it into the bes
of hay If 1t Is kept stirred during The
time, with good tedder. If the crop
Is very light, the tedder may be dis
pensed with.-Farmers Tribune.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-07-15
More Than a Million

New ORLEANS, LA reporter of
the Times Democrat, who recently
completed tour of this and neigh
boring States, visiting every city
town and hamlet, states that he in
terviewed all the wholesale and re-
tail druggists and storekeepers, as well
as transportation companies, with a
view of learning the volume of trade
in certain articles. The statistics thus
gathered show that during the past
two years over one million two hun
bred thousand bottles of st, Jacobs
Oil We've sold in this section alone,
and that this quantity largely ex-
ceeds the total combined sales of all
other similar remedies during that
period. He adds that dealers as well
as the public, continue unanimous in
their praise of the wonderful pain
curing powers of this unapproached
remedial agent.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-07-15

The Sank Centre Tribune, in It's
mention of the game of ball played
at that place Oh the Fourth, between
the Morris and Sank Centre mines,
says:
"At two o'clock the toss for sides
between the Sank Centre and Morris
base ball clubs resulted i'll first in
nings for the Morris team, and q
spirited game was commenced. 1t
was holly contested and both clubs at
first made some wild playing, but
both recovered in II short time and ala
fine work. At the end of the 4th in
nings the Morris boys were ahead to
and unfortunately aspasslng cloud
sent down needless shower of rain
that broke up the game. AS soon
as it had passed the boys went at 1t
again, but wet grass and muddy ball,
slippery bats and general dampness
made it very unpleasant as well as
extremely hard work. The fight then
went ahead with varied success until
the eighth inning when n torrent or
rain came pouring down and the
game was broken up by it. The battle
had lasted from two o'clock until half
past five including the breaks by the
rain and the score stood 8 to II in
favor of the Morris club and, although
tba ron,a WAS NOT finished it was
given to them together with purse
of SIS which Chas. Fish collected for
the winners on the field. There is no
body who seems to know just how the
score stood, but as near as we could
make out from the plotted tally sheet
which had been wet by the rain the
above are the figures.
1t was memorable conflict, and
has left behind it many sore, bruise
and stiff limb that make the boys
groan, but they are willing to try 1t
again ut some future time.
The Morris club proved themselves
gentlemen, and the best of good feel
ing prevailed at all times. Mr.. X.
Heron, of saltwater, acted as umpire
and he was the best man at 1t we ever
saw on the field. His rulings were
absolutely correct and were instantly
accepted as law He is a very pleas
ant gentleman and won the regard OF
every body present"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-07-15

For government Improvements IL
this state, during the present fiscal
year the following amounts are to be
expended: For the continuation of
work Oh the postoffice building at
Minneapolis, there will be allowed
$4,000, but the entire cost of the
building is not to exceed halfa million
dollars. TO purchase site and to
commence the construction of the
building, if possible, at Winona, to be
used by the courts, postoffice and
other government offices, $50, 900 is on
hand. Before any money can be ex-
pended on the building, however, it
is necessary that valid title to the
site shall be vested in the United
States, and that the State of Mime
sofa shall cede to the United States
exclusive Jurisdiction over the same,
duriug the time it shall remain the
owner thereof, for all purposes except
the administration of the criminal
laws of the state and the service of
civil process therein. The building is
to be constructed with e-proof vaults
and the site purchased snail leaye it
unexposed to danger from fire in ad-
jacent buildings by an open space of
at least fifty feet, including streetsand
alleys.
For the completion of the public
building for a quartermaster and COM
missary depot at st. Paul, and for
heating the same, $4,000 will be ex-
pended.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-07-15
IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York City,
save Baggage Expressage and Carriage Hire
and stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot.
Elegant rooms fitted up at cost of one
million dollars, reduced to $1.00 and upwards
per day. European plan. Elevator, Res
taurant supplied with the best Horse cars,
stage and elevated railroad to all depots
Families can live better for less money at the
Grand Union Hotel than OF any other first
class hotel in the city. 1y1
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-07-15

Boston Journal: The president is
clearly the appointing power, but the
senate is to see that his appointees are
fit men. The president having de-
clared that active craftsmanship is such
an objection in officers as to lead him
to remove scores of the best and most
efficient officeholders in the country,
it would seem that the senate would
be dealing in an honorable manner
with him if it refuses to confirm APP
pointees who have been conspicuOusly
active Democrats in the past, and
thus lead him to select men who have
not been active party men, or what
are known as politicians. The senate
does not make active partisanship a
bar to offlceholding, but the president
having done SO, that body may fairly
insist that he shall walk IN the path
which he has made for others.