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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-27
FROM THE GREAT NORTHwEsT.

II. Raht, general superintendent OF the
Wickes and Gregory mines OF Montana,
was at the Ryan yesterday. Mr. Raht Is
mining expert of considerable experience,
and SIS that the prospects for the dlscoy-
cry OF important mines in the territory Is
good. lie says the WicEes is big mine,
and has been paying dividends to the stock
holders for the last six months, and is
bound to keep up its record.
~
e. 3. Gates is in the city from Grand
Forks. He says his town is just as large
as it ever was, and the surrounding coun-
try can raise as much wheat as any section
of the territory of Dakota.
-
Thomas DOwse is here from Duluth. He
states that the harbOr Improvements are
still going on and when completed will give
Duluth the best haTbOr on Lake Superior.
-
r. s. Munger came in from Duluth last
evening and went straight TO the opera. lie
says he enjoyed it immensely. He regis
tered after the entertainment at the Ryan.
~
Theodore B. Smith and wife of Superior.
one of the booming towns on the lake. are
in the city to take in the opera during the
week.
vs.
Deacon" Woveland, one Of the old
timers of Fergus Falls, is making a visit TO
st. Paul. The deacon is much struck at
the sights of the city. but thinks that the
prospects of Fergus are not effected by any
thing going on i'll the Capital City.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-27
RorroNv Honnr

ROhACN money
On your furniture, pianos, horses, wagons,
diamonds. watches and ali articles OF value.
Property left in your possession. Terms easy.
Your own time. An business strictly con-
fdential Minnesota Mortgage Loan c., sue
cessor TO Mackey, room :. First National bank
nuildlng, corner jackson and Fourth streets,
81. Paul, OK room :. Nackey- Legg block. Min
ne2pOns.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-27

Nice AEsOrfmeat
OF bOucle dress goods at - cents per yard
a McLain'S, 3S4 WabaSha street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-27
TO BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS.

Having purchased lot fronting s. feet Top
posite new court house and city halD on
Fourth street, By 100 feet front on Cedar
street, and proposing 10 erect thereon 4 first
class brick and stone fire-prOOf ten (lOl story
printing house. that shall meet the reluirs e.
ments Of the rapidly growing business OF the
st. Paul GLOBE. and be in architectural keep
ing with the times; l hereby
INVITE PROPOSALS, AS FOLLOWS:
For removal OF buildings, earth, rubbish
aid stone, now on premises above named /;
also, TO excavate whole area OF said site. in
Gliding sidewalks on both streets, to average
depth OF about 10 feet from curb line Of side
walks.
Also, to build street retaining walls and
rear and end rubble walls un. building, as
shown. In lime, sand and ctIncu. mortar.
Also. to build dimension stone piers on both
fronts TO support outside street walls of the
building. all OF best blue limestone properly
cut, and bed joints half inch in cement NOR
tar, set on heavy dimension foot :.
State price for above, gross sum Tor excava-
lions. and actual ic or perch measure in
wall for stone WORK. Also, state price at
which such rubbe rock, as con from foun-
dsti n excavation df any after walls are
built) will be LETT or Cedar 81 Get properly
piled Cfor the walls OF superstructurei.
State time required TO complete excava-
tons and build stone foundations. See dia-
grams at GLOBE Office for particulars.
The right 10 reject Gny or all bids Is hereby
reserved. Seal bids for the foregoing work
and material. itc.ui @ } rs set forth, will be re-
received until Saturday. March G, 1856, at the
GLOBE Office.
LEWIS BAKER.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-27

smoke Live Oak Cigar.
A ten-cent cigar for cents at McLain's
3S2 Wabasha street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-27
4 Remnrkable Statement.

White pique at cents per yard at Nc
Lain's, worth double the money.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-27

Smoke Live Oak Cigar.
\ ten-cent cigar for cents ut McLain's 5,
$50 WabaSha street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-27
ST. PAUL MATTERS.

Mr.. Bgan, smitten by Conscience, Says He
is Defaulter and Gives Him
self Up.
Capt Russell Blakeley, Home From Wash
ington, Says the CAPITAL City is
Unusually Dull.
Another Evening Devoted by Many
Music Lovers to Grand Italian
opera.
PeopIe Met at the BotelS--LoWell Day
--SociaI Events--Street
Sayings.
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noubIe-EoId Rrocnde Cnshmern

At McLain's at % cents. These goods ar
worth 40 cents.
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STREET SAYINGS.

ordering the ONllelS OF Slnokb-SidckS. Cliul-
neys, locomotives or steamboats, to take
steps toward abating the smoke from the
chimneys and pipes. lie has letters FROM
the building Inspector OF Chicago showing
that the plan has been satisfactorily adopted
in that city. Devices are in the market
that successfully burn the smoke. They
cost from $500 to 5000, and are considered
a great benefit.
When the Mapleson opera company
was en- route To st. Paul from Chicago
the conductor of the special train over
the Milwaukee IL St. Paul thought they
would all want dinner at La Crosse and
telegraphed ahead telling the clearinghouse
man that the Mapleson opera company.
40 strong, would eat there. The con-
ductCr of the train did this npon his own
authority. The La Crosse man prepared
one of the finest and most elaborate din
ners ever gotten up in La Crosse upon
the receipt of thiS information. Five
minutes before the train arrived he was
the happiest man in La Crosse. and five
minutes after it had departed he was the
saddest man in that city. The company
dined to the extent of $3.50, and lunched
to the same amount; the rest were provided
with maccarOni, cheese and crackers.
-
Aleck Smart was going to Toledo, and
he visited the Milwaukee 81 st. Paul ticket
Office Yesterday TO purchase ticket to that
point After a brief discussion with him
self he thought he would only buy to CHI
cago and buy a ticket there to Toledo. SO
he bought second-clasS ticket for $3.50
and left the Office. Half an hour later
Aleck met a Milwaukee agent Oh the street
and told him he had reconsidered and
would purchase through TO Toledo. They
went back to the Office and the agent gave
Aleck a coupon reading from Chicago TO To-
ledO, allowing him TO retain the ticket from
St. Paul TO Chicago. When Aleck left the
Office he winked TO himself and commenced
laughing at his own importance. lie even
went So far as to treat himself to a glass of
Philip BeSt's best and from the saloon lie
went to a scalping Office where he sold his
Chicago ticket at a reduction of 80 per
cent. He had an idea that the second
ticket he bought was through one and that
the agent had forgotten TO reclaim the first
one sold, and he was the price of ticket to
Chicago ahead. A short time before the
train left he was noticed i'm a corner of the
depot vigorously kicking himself and he
did not let up until Officer Cook threatened
10 arrest him for assault and battery.
-
W. T. Meacham of Syracuse, n. Y,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Meacham
is at the head of the Benedict Billiard Ia
bic company and came TO ST. Paul for the
purpose of establishing an agency. He
says lie is so we'll pleased with st. Paul
and its surroundings that he cOntemplates
the removal of the factory from Syracuse to
this point. lie will leave for the East to-
day to consult with other membe IS of the
firm on the subject.
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RESTAURANT ZOO NICOLLBT

powell & MCLENNAN, Proprietors.
FiVe-conrse dinner, 35c; II TO 2 p. In. Open
from I'LL midnight
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NO. sB.
APPLICATION FO2 A PATEnT.
NO. AZ.
u. 4. land OFFICE,

EUREKA, NEVADA, September = issG I
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y CANTON MINING COMPANY Whose
postnficr address Il Canton, Ohio1 has this
day hied lis application for patent for fifteen
hundred tl5O1i linear feet of the Brownstone
Mine or vein bearing gold aud silver, with
surface ground two hundred COO feet In width,
situate, lying and brinp In Robinson Mining
District, County of White Pine aud state Of Ne
yada, aud known aud designated by the field
notcs aud official plat on hle IN this oihee nv
Lot Number 81, IN Township III Nor,h, Range
Oh East Munn, Dlahlo meridian thu exterior
boundaries OF said Lot Ma. Oh being as follows,
TO wit.
BEGINNING nj u post marked No, | u. 5.
Survey No Oh, whence the n T.. corner section
If r. ia n X. ~ e., hears n. o. deg W
sli5 feet an open cut with shan In same bears
y. ~ deg. ". sua feet; thence running let
course ) All deg, " 20 feet 10 poet no.
u ) Survey No III; thence I'd course : 25sl
deg, W ibtp feet To post No L y Survey
No 6t, thence I'd course y. 6iA deg, W. IN
feet 10 post No. 4. = Survey No. 63, the same
being post No \ u = survey No. ~ "ohio
lode. !" thence 9TH course \. 25s deg h. 1890
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EreEEA. SfvtDA. septe "a Der Is, issi.
y OilIE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y BESJAAlN BROOKS. y hose post
ihis day dl,d hi All iic ton fbr I.stent for
IT,. d Bdred loo inca isetOithr Eureka
Mlus or win beaTiuE tItor. Hph surface
gfonn3 = ! uadrci feet la sidth, situate.
lsiBg and bring IL Robinson Mining District.
County OF " bile Pine aBa stale ni Nevada.
and known and designated b. The field notes
and oncIHl plat on lie 10 this ofre as Lot No.
~, ~ township 10 North. hinge ~ East.
Mount Dhblo meridian. the exterior found
ares OF said Lot .. "a being n follows, TO wit:
beginning alta post marked No. L :.
survey \ y, 20; whence post No I. . Survey
No. 40 bears ;. - deg, 2lG'4 iceti post No.
! 4. ) Survey NO ~ bears ,. NJ deg. - nin..
l.. o71 feet, corner section common to sections
IL, u, I3and "a IN L. ID n. X. 81 II. bears B.
- deg a. min.. h. 2ii2 fert; location shaft and
monument on this claim b al y. 81 deg. ~
min, h. 50o teot; theace running lst course n.
IL deg, ". 30 feet To post No. |. ,. survey
n o. 10, thence I'd course \. 73 deg Il lbO0 feet
IT, post No. 4 ) Survey No. 30; thence 81
course ). IL deg, l.. 200 feet TO post No. I. .
Survey No. 80; thence 4th course ,. ~ deg,
". loo feet u ost No. /, the place OF Degln-
ming, con tanning So 100 acres.
Magnetic variation, II deg. 30 min. east.
The location OF this Mine is recorded in tho
Recorders office Of hObinson Mining District,
in Book "A, page Is.
This claim is bounded by no known claims,
the nearest being the Bndlum ON the south.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said Eureka mine or surface ground
are required to file their adverse claims Win
the Register of tho United States Land Office
nj Eureka, in the State of Nevada, during tho
sixty DAYS period Of publication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue of the provis-
ions OF the statute
Il. II. HINCKLEY, Register.
Ii is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice OF Application for Patent be publish
ed for the period OF ten consecutive weeks IN
the White Pine Ntws, "A weekly newspaper
published at Taylor, Nevada.
sIS-lO +. II. hINCk LEY. Register.
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Monday, tho 18th Day Of October,
A. u. 1881,

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all apppMng pofle fforeftv u he aald at the
Hamilton, tnauisnt White Fine aud state nf
Nevada, at ruhllu Anutlent hf wash IN hand,
a. the hiHhnht and heHt hldderl
" 4 nNsNNfn sherin
~ ! Y. M,NanAih Deputy
hatNd tlamtiaA, Nevada, sept, 70, iss9
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Registration Notice.

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llanIalrAlIon Notion.

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Registration Notes.

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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE
Ia ths Matter 80 the Estate % Joseph
I.idhie. Deceas ~d.

DERrMiroRY NOTICE ~ HEREBY
I riven ihai tho undersigned has been ap
pointed AdmlnlsirattlN of the estate oi inseph
liddle, deceased, hy the sixth judicial bis.
trlei tanrt At the State nf Nevada In and for
tho County of White rinr, and all creditors OF
aaid estate are hereby notified to present their
o'aims duly certified 10 the undersigned ai her
residence 81 Ward, Waite Pine County. Ne.
Nada, within two months from the first pub.
LEGATION OF this notice
MRS. MARC ART LlnnIE,
AdmlnlslfstrlK Of said kstAte.
MAgd, August ~. 1870 aA.aHa
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT | WILL NOT
| from this eele he responsible for debts con-
GEORGE MEZGER.
Ward, Nevada Sept /, 1886. IT
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oRDngE YOph0, pi@aiIh,
vs.
ADOLFn bnEnE, DsfsnoAni.

Ddsf aud ~ virtue ~ IN sserulien lBsned
aui ~ said itialfiel faart NJ ihs hlslh Judi.
ela ilisihH 1T angada ia aud fBf ibe 6nniT
NJ White Pima ou Tho lih day ~ hspi9pbaf.
a u ~ 10 The aboyr entitled rnuae, whero.
Ia iinnipA Young, rlnlniiH, sbthipsd y ludg
hshi nnajnsl AdDinh lifeba. Defendant, ! mi
commanded ~ hnii all Gf the eeuHin places 81
panaa ~ land, dsafdb bid ~ foll0Ns, 10 viii
Nh Acres At Land situated la aawHft Val.
Icy Mhlie Fins ienniRs heynda, hbeni ebe
mlfn snuih ~ The Warm springs, lie same
hein0 kn1Nn ~ and called The Adolpl lirshe
faupii aid heina tbs lands aud pfpnlHos here
luipfu neenpled w The sald iieha, together
Niil lbs Improvements lhnfnnnl
Aian HhuHi iWO mllea pf Toll TOAD, situated
nhnni fit mllHa s,fnth and west fiem The ilay
hlale Mil aad known ma The Waddlah a
lifahn 'lell liaad,
Aau, tue hlnne Quarry halnnRins ~ said
tnuniY HNnhA
hnilpe IL hereby given hal an
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sAERIFFS SALE.

IL mn UfefiuUT fW iff up TIE
] pttfh Judicial Dlsifiri ~ lhs state ~ -
saaa, 10 aud tsf he f1nsig ~ Hhiia Pine.
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THE BALD HEAD QUESTION.
Some Thoughtful Thoughts Excited by a
Philosophers Observations.

The J,ig'.
Virgil H. Eaton. writing for the Popular
Sreace MoRthly, says that badness pre-
walls most in churches. The badness of
the orchestra chairs ut theatres pretty
nearly equals that of the churches; but
there are remarkable differences therefor
instance the decorous Judic draws - per
cent. of badness and the equally decOrOuS
"Mickado CD per cent. Kings chapel, in
Boston draws go per cent. Matthew Ar
mold Is per cent. the dime Museum -
per cent, and Sullivan exhibition only
l. per cent. Oddly enough, moreover,
badness prevails largely ut funerals, and
Mr. Eaton tells of one funeral the only
decent head OF hair at which belonged TO
the corpse.
The court doesn't know whether Mr..
Eaton is bald headed or not. Ii he is, he
Is obviously an incompetent witness, and
his statistics are not To be relied upon.
However intellectual the ball-headed man
may be, his nature is naturally
deceptive, snd while he will not lie 80 rs
to make the lie apparent to the casual
observer, he will ~ twist his facts and his
conclusions that falSehOOd will be made To
wear the hue and shape and have the
quality of demonstrated truth. The
man OF hair is naturally bungler.
When ne docs wrong he Is invariably
caught at it. He is coniiding and unSus-
piciOus. The roses in his cheeks stay with
him through his old age, and no troubled
conscience writes wrinkles on his open
| brow. He tries experiments of various
kinds with unqueStinned confidence, and
bushes to find that there is evil in them;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-30
TRUSTEES SALE
Mt Be||evieW Hotel & Grounds

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ID by Thomas +. ShHllrrf-s AMI -afAh - ~
crJss, hi. wife and fuuk Nal"f AL NJ
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bar \, ls7y aud recorded ia Decd Z" ~" p
No. IL. pages 10 aud api, will s"II o. lei..
auction. AT tb. nsrth from d u" hes tor
House. corner Fifteenth and Chaulim S'''o' Z"
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W Va, that j. tO sRy beginning - ""r
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one half acre. ~ land. bs,rfh"f sith
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proyements on sald prDj--fiJ "h.," ,tg,I.s
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fruit asd shade tree, Tn' ana
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firing ~ in,pe't tbi' properly can ~
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