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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-02-02
A London special says: News has

A London special says: News has
Just been received of the burning +
an enormous haystack at Lemberg,
Bavaria, which had been used during
sthe cold weather for shelter bv va
grants. Only night or two ago .
larger number than usual of homele 8
wanderers had sought shelter under
it, and while all were asleep the hay
stack took FIRE, probably from Il q
ashes f pipe. Twenty dead bodies
have already been taken from the
ruins, and it is thought that many
Others have been burned to deaf. !.
There is paper published in Chi
cago called The Hog. 1t is said that
It fairly bristles with good things, and
is plentifully in,erlarded with humor
Ia regular rib-tckler, in fact. In
addition to the usual supply of solid
meat, there is a corner for tender
lines, and each number has short
tale. 1t must be an ofal nice paper.
Nobody ever sausage q one before.
If it has no motto, good one would
be: "Hold the pork, fry ham com
ing" or ''in hoe signo uinces. = Sun !.
1t is said that the Post Office De-
spartmeLt has adopted and will soon
Issue stamped letter sheet. This is
% letter sheet and envelope combined,
with perforated line running around
Che sheet and so contrived that the
sheet may be folded and securely
fastened, while the recipient Can
.casily tearit open along the perforated
line, leaving the letter intact.
The Leader insists on excepting
faith with the creditors of the Govern,
ment." Why specify the public
creditor exclusively. Is he any bet
.&er than the private debtor? Is il
any more essential to keep faith will
the tens who have money due then
sAhan the thousands who owe money
The Press thinks it is not. - Glove
land Press.
The Ledger is able to announce
on the highest authority, that in ad
dition to letting the contract for Dor
sSng the long tunnel in the Stampede
pass, award of which will be made il
= few days, the railroad company ha
determined to build the switchbacl
aand close up the last remaining gal
en- the Cascade Division by the emf
of the present year.
1t is stated that Marshal of Shelf
Geld, England, is about to remove hi
entire works to America. The firm
employs 5000 men.
David Davis is resting on his IS,
100000 or $6,000,000 and will no
again enter politics.
No, I4S.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-02-02
no, 147.
Application for a Patent.
U. s. LAND OFFICE. Boise City, Idaho.

U. s. LAND OFFICE, Boise City, Idaho.
January, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that X. p. Plowman.
whose posioffcs address is Boise City, Ada ooun-
" id he Territory. as this day fled his appioa-
,ion for u patent Tor hf,een hundred linear feet
+. Of the
Surprise Lode
mine or vein bearing gold and silver with surface
!. ground elk hundred feet in width situated in
Gambrinus mining district. county OF Boise and
Territory of Idaha, and designated by the field
notes and official plat on file in this office rs Lot
Number 81. being as follows, to wit
IA shsfs bears Sc degrees w. distant 1915 feet; shaft
Aka feet. IS feet deep; mouth Of tunnel bears
degrees and thirty minutes W. distant iss feet;
1 course of tunne 81 degrees u. length 24o feet;
ssa 4xS feet; thence 81 degrees fo ty-seven min
uies along center line of claim $50 feet to oen-
Ter of east end line, thenee SO degrees along
east nd liue of claim 800 feet southeast corner
nj claim 10 a pine post marked q. s. l. 81 corner
No. l; mouth Of tunnel and shaft bear 40 de-
9rees and 80 minutes w distance sso teet, course
n 81 tunnel 81 degrees W. length thirty eeti shaft
KS feet SO feet deep. Thence 81 degrees aud
forty seven minutes aloag southerly side line
VI Claim 1900 feet to the 4. W. corner OF claim,
pine post marked U S. L. 81 corner No Thence
: n 80 degrees along west end line OF claim ooo
feet Ia northwestery corner OF claim, pine post
marked u. g. l.. 81, corner No of claim. U. 3
" Al No 1 bears N IA degrees and IA minutes w,
distance 46l4 feet themes 81 dt grees and forty sew
IN minutes along northerly side line OF claim
1896 feet to nC rtheasterly corntr OF claim, pine
most marked q. 8 L. 81 corner No. 4; thence 8 so
I. degrees along east end line OF claim to south
asst corner. point of beginning. Magnetic varia-
ton is deg rees d forty Ave minutes, containing
si.ssnty and 66-l00 acres
The location Of this mine ia recorded in the Re-
corder's Office of Beise county Idaho Territory. in
book 8, page $50 of quartz records. There are no
, sdjoining claims.
J. apy and all persons claiming adversely any por-
ton of said SURPRISE lode mine or surface ground
. are required to Ale their adverse claims with the
iiepister of the United States Land office at Boise
City. In tho county OF Ada. Territory OF Idaho dn.
ring the sixty DAYS period of publication hereof or
they win be barred by virtue of the provisions OF
4 the statute 3 HARLAN PEFLEY,
kegisier
Il Ia berAby rdered that tue foregoing Notice
q Application Pateat be published for the Pc
Rod Of GO dayktien consecutive weeks) in ne ida-
In World a Sc mi. Weekly newspaper published at
Idaho City. Boise county Idaho Territory:
s.s'rs8 HARLAN PEFLEY.
Esgister.
.s1s> le. ssse sol.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-02-02
Notice for Pubican1Sa .so

Notice for Pubhca11gg .so)
LAND OFFICE AT BOISE ClTT , lSe1''
NOTICE is HEREBY l Gi We fled %.
the tollowing-named settler j. Il dnal pro!ai
in ms sunport of his claim, a psei i sld
proof will be made e.. before f%sho' On FEB u \
Receiver at Boise City, lo 'a.hn made H.
iss6i viz: Phillip Rant, w y nSSEL MI
E EN- No. 1880 for the NV a ATT,nf NRsb
oT ne names the following " sr mon, ~
prove his continuous sn ,ds' viz. ,,,n
w. f. Hiatt W
Edward Nelson
Nils Rood a Raise City
Mike fsn''' HARLEM p RS.sl'
Jan. 8, 's8-4w. .
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-02-02
Notice to the Public.

Notice to the Public.
Persons dealing with one Joe jackson,
near Centerviile, arc fereby notified shs'
he is not in my employ, nor is he IN nJ
manner interested with me 10 minlng0
any other kind of business. ! am thesos
owner of the Golden Fleece and Golden
Star mines, near the quartz mill, sO0a
one mile east of Centerville, and the SOLO
Joseph jackson, and all persons arc nsls.
by notified not to trespass on either o. Aa
mines, as any one who shall 40 50 VIII "
dealt with according to law.
MARION F. WALDRoN
CENTERvILLE, July 1, 1SS-Om'
Title Abstract Of Deed
From Dryden McClintock, Sheriff. !" =
F. Waldron, deciding all those cs''N
quartz lodes known as the Golden r''s''
and Golden Star mines, situated 10 osua'
Vile mining district, Boise County !. :.
Date of deed, March 70, 1865 anu :
corded March %, 1883, at 9 O'Clock = ~ !,
in hook Is, on pages 800, 400, 4el snd ~
Deed records of Boise County, \
Territory of Idaho,
County of Boise. L. MT
the foregoing is true and corrs'' ''
as appears of record. ,.,.,ofofass
mrn Witness my hand and sea- q . ,s s,.''
Sell5 this 9th day of July, a. = -
TIM CARROLL
Auditor Boise CO. io'nS
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-02-02

January, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that X. p. plowmar
whose post ffes address is Boise City, Ada oour
". idaho Territory. as THE day filed his applio'
tion for patent tor hf,een hundred linear fee
=. Of the
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
CLOSE OF THIS CAMP MEETING.
Concluding Session OF the Auxiliary As
sociation-ElecsiOn of officsrs, etc.

Concluding Session OF the Auxiliary As
socIasiOn-EIecsi0no of onicsrs, etc.
The parting meeting of the Seventh Day
Adventists camp meeting Will be held this
morning and the camp will break up. Yes
terday forenoon was devoted TO the con-
cluding sessions of the various auxiliary
associations and general routine business.
At the early morning meeting Elder Has
kell gave an address on the importance of
extending missionary efforts so as to reach
all parts Of the world At 9 O'Clock meet
ing was held to consider the raising OF
means for the wants of the cause in differ
ent directions The total amount raised by
cash donations and pledges for various
purposes is about seven thousand dollars
The election Of officers for the State s ;.
Association resulted a. follows: President.
n b. Miller; Vice President, c. c. Lewis
Secretary and Treasurer, Miss Nesta b.
Miller; Executive Committee, J. Fargo, d.
n Canright
At the final session Of the Michigan Con-
ference the following officers were elected:
President, Ed. @ T. Butler. Secretary, a.
II Mason. Treasurer. A. T. Henry. A
number Of resolutions were introduced and
adopted
In the afternoon there was a meeting
held for the 2 animation % candidates for
baptism. after which almost the entire
camp repaired % Reed Lake, where
sixty three persons were baptized. The
oautismal scene was very interesting
and witnessed by = large c0ne0urse Of pe0-
pie Through the courtesy Of the Street
Railway Company the entire camp was
rendered a free excursion - the Lake and
return Those who Here baptized we're. for
ibe most part. converted during TIE camp
meeting
At the evening service Elder Smith de-
Iivered an ahIe sermon on the Eastern
Question hich vii b reported for the
TzIFaFsN HFRAfr Tor fomorrow morning
Affsr the sermon she ordination ~ fre
candidates far tbe ministry took place.
uhirn rs- nos only very interesting eere-
monv. huf preseufe.i q very affecting seene.
fdus hss closed fhis mammoth camp
meeting ii has heen pro10gncei enc
cess In every uarel 4l1T- fieffsrce msn-
sEenent saa eeaerei results The ocsas-
ioua' rsirs have Uate t s1gnsir fncaa Fen-
ieaf 81 tiaes tut ep - nei IesTh fhsi any
hsre entered harm a srF fsf'iCae ~ eorfhg
af menueu. The Seetnfh faV Adrenfisls
ass onsnicioss - taeir exaressieas ~
tracks fer sea sFffei zfi9u ~ l6e nsnp
cacre<.fs ssaer laefa - ths sere7ai
- resd efuEan $500 &FoEs eFaafe3 -
~sr ~ eesasfiaa ia rates extra - ns ere
81 tff afsaa ssFts streef rsf reg esas-
gaaF fa3 RE keei lase sauny
Ire te fae rsespafr~s ef Grand kses fr
the fsrF eFs' sae f.ir rfeerss raa.ise-t
sra te zns r aersl - tse n.i.
fess strn p ,ter a ers nanT ~sgs
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

Mr.. kraasBbers crs4tes = scene "A IA
DsPot-Tbe sters u Hsr ~ rongS


DeE,ot- The stery ~ Hsr " roDgS-
A Holland Sonzn created quite ) ss1sS
lon al TIE Union Depot lasl night by
sbesing al4n natasa Henry Nos Al tbe
talk wss ia she Holland language and vas
spoken in sach boistnogs Iaannes, 10
geihsr wilh the woman ihresieniag stt-
iu8s tlal 5 larqe cro~d soon gathered
around, which oaly seemed "a raise the
woman ire. a. she made several vicious
blows e. him shleh hs Walded
on. Al Uflosr Iisa drove
tne woman asay, baf she returned sud eon-
uHued her aeuse TIE woman ceuid na.
sl'eas or understand Eng.ish only aS btf
nfieen yesT-oil suu interpreted if 10 her
reporter questioned htf and ibe bos
about lhe trouble and hey told hiIa that
they were Six years IA this cguRuy and that
she had been married three tiues. aid that
her last husband PapkO krsnenberE. died
about eleven months ago. and about six
weeks after Henry AoS came 80 the house
and after short acquaintance wanted
her ~ marry him. bat sue declined
- marry 50 soon after her husbands death
Henry calle1 al the house quite frequently
after that nnll about seven months ago,
when he went 10 board With her and lhey
have been quite intimate with each other
since. A man told her one day that Henry
had a vile and three children ia The old
country, but when she told him he indle-
nantly denied Il aad said be would have the
man arrested for SANDER. Every thing quleted
down again but faF some reason the marriage
VS. postponed Nos LEFT the house yesier-
day afternoon about clock, and shortly
afterwards his aunt who lives az trandViile
and who until lhen was perfect stranger
10 Mrs. krsnenberg, called al the house
which is on the corner OF Calder and Oakes-
sts. and told her of Nos true character and
how Two years ago he got into a quarrel
with man in the old country
and nearly killed him and then
| had 10 skip the country She said
/ be left wife and three children behind
/ him and that he was then al the depot wait
/ ing for them. Mrs. hranenberg accompa-
MED by her sOH then went over 10 the de-
pot and found her false lover. whereup0n
she pitched into him as described above III
true Dutch style. She waited until the
train came in and scanned the faces OF
every passenger but the wronged wife was
not among them. Mrs. Nos may expect q
warm reception when she does come a.
Mrs. kfanenberg is determined Il watch
every train that comes in until she meets
her rival Henry disappeared before ths
train arrived and could not be found. lie
is an oil rubber at Berkey & Gays Furni
| tUre factory.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
AHrsEKkNrs

Ils modern stage hss 20 fgnnisr bst o.
human nature shan he meeting Of Mul-
deoo snd Ma'cahsy on The morning after
thsy have been painting several sections Of
efg the co.or of rhs brightest Autumn
lssVes { Suppose sl regular theafrs-goers
haze laughed over if A. often a. have bat
81 seems f1ua.er zach fiule Il H1ghsy
Fay and Bills Barry have never done any
thinz oat to play the drunken scene they
Eae'd have won iheir rizhr 70 the sifle o.
coInetisns tndl ths entrance q the other
chsrsetsrs IN Irish Arstocrscy0 the scene
bssxsen Nsicahey snl Nniaoon "a. moth
ing ri horss pisy in e. Tr is purely artistic.
srue 90 Fis and Eiihsl a Fonderfsily neat
be ~ setting The plscs Vas highly en-
53red .ssf evening but outside of Little
Fsnie ths eompsny requires no specisl
msutoo
ro-n'rht ma lovers ~ rleioslrsua w. Be-
zisea sa aro0rtdrisr to revsl ID picture
of .bs sncsisro spsctscoir pictures ~ ilfs
rh'ca have been 81 popular snre the rsn
ef IRE Weriaf fas1ed into rr1minence
Nr-zrs. fifi sn5 Lee bring god company
sni = wealth ~ scenery sna the Lights o.
fooaoo rsFn~ ell z'eam zai'Y from The
sis1e 81 Powers iar sse evenings
rha-sisr evening fhst Jolly sooi snd
er'nes 81 ,ora~sisns leaa Rsynen8 81
arrsent The atsissrsss
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

Ohio peoples excursion from Allegan 10
Cleveland. Ohio. over the Lake Shore q
Michigan Southern Railway, from all sta
tions on Kalamazoo Division, October 3.
one-hslf fare. hckets good to return till
November 5. Tram, of Through cars will
leave Bridge Street Depct Grand Rapids, al
p. m. Remember tse date, Tuesday.
October 5. For further PARTICULARS, address
GfoEcE G. VATTLEs.
Trav. Pass. Agt., Toledo. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

A party Of musicians entered the press
rom of The TEtEaRss. HERs1p At O'Clock
fhis morning ard made things quite pieas
ant fer the pressman and feeGer 0y playing
a choice selection Of m8sic from their in
sframenfs When asked whe That Vas for
fha, sad it was IN horror % the press and
r,~r<zrnan
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

On the east side of Mt Vernon ST., No
2O4, lives DR.. W. H. Ross genial. whole
souled gentleman whom we called on yes
terday afternoon and had very pleasant
visit with. While waiting for the Doctor
to return (he was out when we called, we
were introduced TO and conversed with Mr..
J. T. Siebbins. whose home is at Orleans,
just north OF the city of Ionia 'Oh, yes,
said Mr.. Stebbins, Il am under DIR. Ross
charge yet. but expect 10 be able 10 walk
alone without crulches in a Week or so
more. Yes, mine is almost a marvellous
cure You see / was first taken with this
rheumstism about three Iyears ago, and
have spent great deal of money in doctor
ing With varying success unit last
December, when | weBt TO the ST. Louis
mineral &prings 10 be fecafrrated but by
the 10th Of March | was Hat on my back
and sent nome for that purpose. This was
on the f22d sday of last April and was
growings rapidly worse; was for several
weeks Unable TO move hand or foot or even
feed myself I At a time when my friends
thought 7 would not live until the next
morning my brother heard of DIR. Ross
medicine and Immediately gave me some.
The next morning | was still alive and SO
continued 10 take the doctors medicine
until number of bottles were taken
and | was considerable better |
then wrote the doctor and be
has since treated me by correspondence.
This is the first time we have ever met vet
he has treated me about three months and
brought me from a state of utter helpless
ness, unable TO feed myself To what you
see today. ! can walk alone, although do
use one crutch part Of the time. Mr.. Steb-
bins looked the picture of health except the
ends of all his fingers. whicn were all
growing new nails in place of the ends,
which had nearly stuffed of. caused by the
impaired condition of the patients blood.
Mr.. Stebbins was quite profuse in his ex-
pressions Of faith In the Doctors skill and
he certainly has had reason to be grateful,
as this is certainly q wonderful cure
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
ffe Objects.

j. 2. Andrews, treasurer of the Tele-
ram Publishing Company, who is in the
city. objects very strongly to the statement
of an evening paper that Mr.. Berger is the
only pa connected with this paper. Mr..
Andrews has daughter who already speaks
French, German and English in monosyl-
lables
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

Fire in the Iowa seed store at Des Moines
yesterday damaged the goods and building
70 the amount of $50 600. Fully insured.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
Ever shown ia Western Micbi-
gan and at the very Lowest
Prices. Call and see them.

Get your Carpets Cleaned
and Relaid by the Grand Rap
ids Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works At - and a. kent-st.
Carpets cleaned as good a new
without the least injury. Best
Of references. The only car
pet cleaning machine IN the
city. Telephone No. 2S6.
s. n. ALLEN, Manager
n. B.-Mr. VI. V Clenment is
no longer connected with this
concern.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

p - - fIa9inF tsTIl' al Der l---.- p
Az - fi,s ai.ere nasssea articles rsnt ~
usafi ~ nadine tte rost - fhs Postage.
AT Geees carefully pefked nns sess -
arr sddrees
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
roo LATE TO cIAssTFT.

FURNITURE FOR RsAIE-pARLOR. BEDROOM
L dining room and kitchen furniture for salc
Call ~ lS9 n. Division 81 between haifpeS 10 snd
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
MUNICIPAL ECONOMY
The Councl Makes a Reduc-
ton IN the Annual Budget.
SALVATION laNi PlaA8ES FORBIDDEN
The Dummy Lins Extension Ordinances
Amended asd Citizens insiFsc
q Discuss Il stz Special
Session.

Mayor UksmaB presided and a. the
Aldermen we're present except Huntey
Among the spectators ~ers sr- Aiaefnlsn
GILBERT. William Vinegar. ex-Justiee hel-
comb. Col Joseph Penney, eK-AlosfE.i2n
H0gsnoom. lion. Henry Frallck, Andres
Bsyier. s. Harris. John L. Shaw and .
large number 0f other prominent citizens
Resolutions adopted by the Common
Council 81 East SszinaS. relative 10 the
recent excursion from the sagina~s % this
ci,y, we're read b. the CLERK and placed on
hle Numerously signed petitions asking
The Couucil % authorize the extension Of
The Reeds Lake Street Railway line
10 the Union Depot. and Fem0n-
sfrances against such extension acre
I read and referred 10 the Committee
GA Ordinances communication
/ from Geo. L. Pantlind offering 70 sell % The
eirv bis claim q a portion OF Fulton street
PARK xas read and referred 10 committee
consisting of Aldermen Creque stewart
aud saunders aud the City Attorney. The
/ applieatlou 0f William A. Brlu manager
I f5r a saloon license at l56 West Division
81 and OF f. b. Robinson, Al i55 West
Bridge S. we're referred 10 the Committee
90 y avs and Means
The report Oi the Controller recommend
I Ing The pavmeDt Of account. amounting 20
I about nve thousand dollars was adopted
/ The Committee on Ways and hiesns pre-
.ented the estimate OF amount necessary 10
% raised by taxation 10 meet the city ex-
p.nses for the ensuing year as follows
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

= I,+is s's.s' South o. nonro..
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

saecisi aftenfi8n given q horse decorating Ar
fsrusbing and g. ths designing an1 it1rnsshias q
stained alass
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-15
TEE " HOME SEEKER. !"

The immigration AssociaiionofN North.
ern California is now preparing to issue
the February number of the "HOME
SEEKER" 1t is to be enlarged, and
fully illustrated with photographic views
Of Northern California. Il win contain
practical information of the resources
and advantages Of the Northern Coun.
ties. All the proceeds Oftliis publication
will be devoted to the carrying on OF
immigration work. We appeal to the
business men of the Northern part ofthe
State to give il their advertising sup.
port. BY so doing, the work of bring
ing an increase Of population to the
State win be carried ON. At Ogden a
copy win be put in the hands Of each
incoming passenger. In addition TO this,
several thousand copies will be dis.
tributed on the trains leaving Chicago,
in order to attract the settler intending
to settle in other States and Territories.
Give the "H0ME SEEKER" your sup
port. ap7-tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| DR.. Jackson, of Chico, went to San Fran
cisco yesterday.
| Mrs. P. Miller, of the Lake House, is
| visiting friends at Elk Grove.
George G. Allen, of Grass Valley, came
down yesterday, going to the Bay.
| Miss Phoebe Green, of Blacks, is visiting
! Woodland, the guest of the Misses Sehlie-
man.
A. S. Smith, of the Marysyille appeal,
returned home yesterday from San Fran
cisco.
James O'Brien, of Sutterville, passed
| through yesterday, en- route TO San Fran
cisco.
A L. Hart, W. F. George and William
Singer Jr., returned yesterday from Oro-
vile.
Fred Werner, of Suffer Creek, was in
town Saturday and went to the Bay yes
terday.
DR.. Agard and Fred futile, of Auburn,
were in town yesterday. So also was Geo.
ID. Aldrich, of Lincoln.
A letter received from William Land last
Saturday left him in Switzerland. He was
III good health and we'll pleased with his
trip, but was beginning to feel lonesome.
J. H. Montgomery, stenographic reporter
OF the Superior Coart of Yolo county, is
quite seriously i'll. His duties in Court are
discharged by Win. J. Davis, of Sacra-
mento.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
J. Sovereign, WOODLAND Sam Deal. San
Francisco; c. II. Garoutte, Woodland J.
Craig, Woodland; Henry Meter, San
D. Vandercook city; II. C. Elliott, Kansas
City; II. f. Hopkins, YoIo; William
Jagan, CORTLAND; George Jagan, Court
land; E. ID. Goodrich, New York; E. C.
Holman, New York; John Mathues,
Colusa; James F. WEIGH. Marysyille
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yes
terday: l. n. Brock, Wheatland; 2. II.
Overwater, Ell Dorado; VIM. Anderson,
Franklin; J. Lswald, City; C. w. Dugan,
w. L. Dugan, Datrobe; Mrs Eperson, Mrs.
Whit, Elk Grove; John Evans, REUTERS;
J. +. Letcher, f. w. SkeHey. Fred Stone
City; Mrs. a. r. Elder, Joe Elder, Elk
Grove; Miss Clara Montgomery, Davisville
N. Gardner, Philip Wagner, Costumes;
VIM. Buchard, City; L. j. Pierce, J. D.
Saunders, Pleasant Grove; B. Y. Christinet
Walter b. Colby. Carksburg; j. Haley
Sheldon George Criswell, Routeios; Hub
bard Smith, Costumes.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: G. II. Clarke, Geo S. Knapp, Chi
cago; G. w. Dalms, B. W. Campbell, W.
L. Hesse, Cincinnati, o.. Fred. r. Blakeslee
Buffalo, N. Y; o. A. Suobel, Cincinnati
q. b: Thomas, New York W. c. Jenney
Budd Woodthorpe, NJ. A. Dorm, Chas w
Decker Henry Lundstedt, j. e. de Styack,
A. Newhouse, NJ. Il. Barr, Mrs j. L. Barr
and child, w. H., White, \. Boyd, H. Pey-
ser. Louis Van Nieet, San Francisco f.
z. Sattiler and wife Shasta, J. NJ. Massey,
San Quentin; JAS. f. Murphy, San Jose:
L. W. Jullivard, Santa Rosa; w. \. New
cum Susun; 4. S. Smith, Marysville