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Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

c. A. SWASBY has for sale lot of Cedar posts, vigas, and joists, also sewing machine, letter press, pump, clock, blacksmiths bellows, wlndlass rope, . lot of glassware assorted, safe, some chairS, tables, camp stools, blan- kats, mattresses large bar mirrors, lamps and 9 variety Of useful articles cheap for cash 2m
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

The appearance of silver as coatings pnd flakes on copper ore continues in the fifth level of the Globe mine, and forms a separate strata between other stratas of ore, indicating the presence of silver oce near by. It. is thought probable that an argentiferoug vein will soon be discovered which, in that case, will greatly add to the value of the mine. We are also informed that the owners of the Globe, realizing tlie importance of cheapening the rate of freigltts, have signlGed their intention to materially assist in tho construc- tion of the Narrow Gauge road from Tucson, provided that assurance are given that it will De built to Globe. The owners of tho Globe mine nave puichasedths luterIoper whieladioius tue Globe property on iss southeast .ide
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

William G. Sylvester, 9 native of Illinois, aged 58, died in the Globe hospital, on Wednesday, the Sd inst, and was buried the following day. Uncle Billy, as he was familiarly called, was a quiet, lnolfensiye man and at peace with all mankind He loved "h;s neighbor as bimself, con ssquently he will be missed from his accustomed walks.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

The bitter feeling engendsred dur ing the canvass, and the want of faith charged by candidates and their friends, is likely to find a Judgment in the memory of many persons who feel themselves aggrieyed, and will avail themselves of the opportunity of wip- ing out old scores when another cleo ton occurs.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

Dr. 4. $, Adler loft yesterday for Solom9nville, to appear at the Noyem- Der terra of the District Court, as an expert witness in the trial of Henry Small for the murder of a Mexican, some time ago in Clifton. The Doctor will be aksent ten days. c. M. Clark IS also a witness in the case and ac- coEpanied the Doctor.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

LOST Che pay ground at the school house, round gold loeket, to which was attached a twisted chain, The locket was ornameuted with a gold fan, raised on it's surface and bearing two pearls and 3 ruby. The finder z the locket will greatly oblige by leaving it at the BELr office.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

AucrfoN sAhs during court week commeneing Nog 886t of eopy- iug press, ehgnN. dcaks, tables, camp stool, nv ala otha boel iegal blaaks, 1 top dog eart l single haF- ness. oarpets laaftrassos, pillows com foFtef, biahks cots bq3sseads Duteh oyens, , office sales, 5 large salooa oF paflar mirrors, riaps ei iobe md lli- zon, ore spseitaens and ealineis; large los e ior iauii a1ltl salaph ese, bltesaiitiis 5slleN min. M eedat tanes Ye nnbe an isnlG ilti ,iIsla.gi aaalass 9o aad pipe ad (
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

E. F. Kellneyls having a tire-proof warehouse built into the bill in the rear of his store, and will also erect a large tank and windmill for tho bet. ter proteetion of lis property.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06


 Tho election of Tuesday last, so far as Globe was concerned, exemplited the fact that party nominations are not sufficiently adhesive to cause vo- ters to toe the mark. The ballots when exposed to view showed a squalid appearance, They were abundautly scratched, so much so that in very many instances, the body of the ticket gave no indication of being in rela- tiou to it's head. Nor wax tho incou- gruity here referred to al that con. yinced that | party nomination was 8 mere rope of sand, When the count began, tho fact was revealed that hus- tle-cap hsi been played with tue ex- pressed Wrll of the respective eougen- tions and hat their work was as futile and unstable as an unrepentant sin- ners praet. 'Tis, perhaps, well < was so as an expression ofa freeman 5 will But before entering into tue thralldom Of nominations, in small communiSy like ours, 1t should be un- dorstood that candidates would % as they please, thus avoiding the charge of disregard of party fealty
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

John Nicholson was called to Pio- neer, on Wednesday, to repair che boilers at the Howard mine, He has large experience with machinery and as an engineer. -
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06
EAsrERs srAn.

There will be an important meeting ofthe Q. E s, on Wednesday evening November 1I All members arc earn. estly requested to attend.
 MBs " II Coox, W NJ. c. T. MARrrN, Sec'y.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

We publish the vote (unofficial, ey- oept Globe precinct) as far as we are informed, and therefore do not youch for its correctness. We were una ble to get the tull vote for Supervisors and therefore wIll defer mention of results iu that regard until tue com. pletion of the canvass on Monday next.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

C.C. Bean made a very able speech OF Monday night, but could not over come the favorable impression left by Mark Smith at the time of his visit
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

According to unofficial returns the vote for Supervisors stands thus; Kin ney 279, Conner 1s7, puryea, 265, Peter 260.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

The Board of Supervisors will con yene on Monday next, for the purpose of canyaSsing the election returns.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

Eugene Trippel left yesterday for New York. He will return about the 1st of December.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

A. F. SOutherlaud, after an absence of four years, may be expected m Globe within a few days.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

Ore from the Howard silver mine, Pioneer was shipped the present week to SOcorro, N. M,, for reduction.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

..sl,ses.ssss ,e. ',ses. .s e Lean 1l
 sapt. Public Instruoaan strauss Ia, Cords
 Joint Councilman Watkins l2, Cioifman
 Council Robertson 10, Martin lG. Assembly lfippaI l2 Ellis II. Shcriif Stanley ( IQdgson l9 Treasurer l8aergau IS, Paseoe l3 Dist. Attorney AcGabe r. Recorder Martin 13, Probate Judge Kingsbnry II, Con nell 10.
 Public Administrator Strong lo, Holmes
 Coroner Jones l3 County Surveyor Pendleton 13. Supervisors Kinney ti Conner z, Daryea l9, Peter P.
 PIONEER PRECINCT. Delegate to Congress Smith 5, Bean ',
 sapi pulle Instruction Strausa 6, CordisG.
 Joint Councilman Watkins I, ColI. n,an &
 Council Robertson 5, Martin z.
  Assembly Trppsl ], Ellis 8 Saerif sfaniey 2, Hodgson 9, Franck |
 Treasurer 1onergan ,, pascoe [. Recorder Martin s. Probate Judge Ringsbury, 4, Gon- nell s.
 District Attorney MeCabe 6. pQ5Iio Administrator Holmes f. strong 8.
 Coroner Jones 2 County Surveyor lendlaton6 Supervisors klnney ,, Conner :, Du4yea i0, petar2.
 srANE2N PRECINCT {$llANi). Delegate to Congress smith g. aean S
 supt Public Instruction Strauss E, Cordis 9.
 Jont coundInan Watkins 6, Golf. man IL
 Council Robertson 6, Martin II, Assembly I'rippel II, Ellis 2. sherif Eodsson II, Stanley 2, Fgancs ?
 Treasurer, escoe 2, Ilonergan 6 Probate Judge Eiugabary io, Con. nell 8.
 Public A3minayato Holmes 9, Strong 2
 Supervisors Kinney 5 Conner i, Deryea l2, Peter Il
 SAX cAELQa PRECINCT Delegate to Congress Smith 9. Bean
 suft Public Instruction Strauss s Cords s
 Joint ouneibbap Watkins s. CoE man 2.
 Council Robertson 9, Martin 6. Assembly Fappel Elln , ShariH lallgy 8, Ho3 son [. Traasafas aergan 2 l'aseoo 9 District ktioraeg lc( s Probate Judge Ringsbeyy <, Con- ueils
 f'ubIie Administrator Holmes [, Strong 9
 Recorder Martin 10. goron oncs County aFyeg0 penaitton & Supervisors Kinney 5, Conner ' Dpryea 5, Peter
 nAgoETrgs. Delegate to Congres smith, D, s2 supA Publie Instruction Corlis, R. S8,
 JoiHt cou6 lman Watkins, D. 2 CoUuciI Robertson p 9S Assem- rippel D i9l Sberla lIodqsou, E, 52 Freasprel .oaeygan 2, q Probate Judge ug saarg V i Public Adm Holmes ll 5 Justice oi tho Peilce ki1s, p, plurality,
 Con .ab!e I,eptqook, 2 9 Supervisors Returns iGeoin plebe. Election of Kinney and Duryea prob- igba Iafsst aaa crfesest niscosegy pg. J. fle Pratis aamb,,ro Ei.s.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06
of sala ofRaaI Eatase.

Notice Is hereby glren, that ig pursuanee of an order Of the prUhate Court, ia and gox the County of Gsila, Territory 0f Arizona, made oa .0th day of September leS6, iD Che matter Of the estafe of Felix B. Knox, deceased tbe undersigned, the Public Administyatar and AduiinistYator of said estate will sell at pub. lic auction, to the highest bidder, fur cash, Court, an MONDAY, the 25th day of 00to- Der lse8, at 10 o'clock a ni., in Front 9f the Sheriff oaice, in gho said County ef lila, ail the right tftle, Interest ard estatS ~ the said Felix B. Knox, at Che time of bis death and all the right, title and interest thnt ths said estate has. by operation of law or otherwise. acquired nther than or in addition to that nf the said Felix B. Kiiax, Gt the time oi bis death, in and Go all the following described property, to-wit: Lot No. g, in Block No g. on west side Of Willow Street, aud east part about at of Lot No. f, ii Blncis No. "A fronting on Mesqilite Street. ill the town ut Globe, County of Gila and Territory of Ari5ina, and So described on the Official Map If said town.
 Also an undivided one.sixth interest in the Gladiator Mine, being iu Globe Mining Dis trict in said tiila Cosnty,
 Also an undiyidsd bne-fourth interest in the 1 Mamie iirihith Mine in Silver Hill District. ! Pima County, in said Territory, the location i notice q the said last mentioned mine being l recorded in the Mining Records ot sad Pima 1 County or pages G4g and $50. 1 TeIgua.Ief pr cent paid to auctioneer on lday of sale. balance iSn confirmation of sale by said Probate Count. Deed at expense ot pur- chaser.
 T. c. STALLo, Public Administrator and Administrator of
 tie estateof Felix B. Knox. deceased ] Dated, October ?, 1886. oot2td
 DISAPPOINTMENT Taeabore sale hI hstcby rastpohed uliiii ! TUESDAY. November So. 1885,
 1' c. STAL1.0, { Public Administrator end Administrator oi the estate of Felix B. Knox, decreased.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

E. r. kellner having just returned from market and bought complete stock of goods containing many spe. cal bargains, we are prepared to give our customers inducements which cannot to oqualled elsewhere, Re. member we will not be undersold by anybody or in any one article.
 D. K. KELLSER & Go.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

Ed Laine returned from Pinal couu, ty on Monday.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

For bargains Myers < Scbein knock the persimmons.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

Large linO of jerseys and other nov elites at E. F. Kellner & Co.'S.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

Tlis papor Is kept on ilc at E c. Dases Adyertising Agency, Gi and 6 Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, CSl where core tracts for advertising can be made for 1t.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

No confidential letters No conf. dentiai pricesl One price 70 aili This is the motto of Ms R Gill,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06
LOCAL NEWS.

W. II. Griffin is in SoIomonyilIe,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

Ten per cent discount for cash on ordinary going prices tn Globe, at F. r. Kellner < Co.'S.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

George Strong and Wm. Beard, les sees on the Stonewall Jackson, McMil- len, on Wednesday sent in a bar of silver bullion, ,256 ounces.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

Fred Heftc is in from Green Valley.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

Pr. Henley's Celery Beet and Iron. Restores lost vitality and gives new life and yigor. For sale bY Chas D. Taylor
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

Ten DOT cent discount far caso on going prices ir iiloSe. at E
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

Kansas City hams and bacon at G s, Van Wageuens
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

Ten per cent discount for cash on going prices in Globe, at E Kellner 6 Co.s.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06
POST OFFICE HOURS,

Opon from : A. N toT P. M., daily, Supday--lrom 8 Co 9 A. M.
 ALONXO BAILEY, P, M.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06
asuehu-Paihas

Ask for Wells Plough on Corns,s Es, Quick oomflste cure. Hard or soft c0a1z, walts, bnnions
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06
New stock fresh candy and nuts, at e. s Van Wagenens

Although only a little over two years in business, have 1or found it necessary yet 70 issue "Con6dential Price List" in order to keep going. Strict integrity and fair dealing have insured my success.
 Mrs. k. GiII.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06
Children, boys and youths clothing

Ladies should examine tho large and varied stock of new goods st Myers < scheins 5, which they afe selling at low figures.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06
-Rcusa on Rass.s
AeaEt Yam.

.Rcush on Rata" Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, snts,
 Heart Pains, Ptlpitatioa, brupaieal saelliags, pis&nge, Indigestion, Headache, Sleeplssslesa elsed ks "WellS Health ReHeWern
 'Rouah on corns.r Ask for Wells Rough on Corns,s IEs, Quick oomElete cure. Hard or soft ooaEa, walts, bpnions.
 ssuehu.Paiba-7 Quick, complete cure all Eidasv. Pisddss and Urinary Diseases, Scaliihg. IFriaatisAs Stone, Gravel, catarrh of the Bladdos sE
 ssd.Russ rliss Flies, reaches, ants, bed.buxs, rata, misa. guphcrs, cl,iplnunkr, cleared ous by 'RsEs& on Rats. be
 Thin People. "Wel!s Health Renewsr rssteraa hallsk aud yiggE cures Dyspepaia, Impetsnss, Sqrst al Debility. q.
 "nouah oa Pain." Cures cholera collie, cramps, yliaSrhoss, sehssi pains, spralns, headache neural gia, rhsrnss tism. 2oe. Roggh ob Tain PlaAtsrs, ls.
 Mothers. IT you are failing, broken, worn out aha neryoua use Wells Health Renewarn S1 Druggists.
 Lfs rressrver. IT you are losing your grip en life, tTy Wells Health ReneWef Coca direct te weak spots
 Rough on Piiea.' Cures Piles or Hemorrhoids. licking Pc truding, Bleeding, Internal or other. lnters nal and E8tsrha Remedy la each package Sure cure, 50s. Druggists.
 Pretty Women, Ladies who would retain freshness and Yira. city, don't fail to try Wells Health Res
 "RonEh on Itch" Enough oh Itch cures huinors. eruptishs, rnswptin, letter, salt rhepin, fSosted see&
 -RouRh On Catsrrh. C0Frect offensive oiers at uuce. Cemplete cure of worst chronic cases, also uneguAlsd as gargie for Diphtheria, Sore Throat, Roat Bgeath. soc
 me Hope of tae Nason. Children, slow in development, pupY segawny and delicate, use Wells Health Re newr.R
 catarrh cF the Bladder Stingiug, irritation, intlammation, all Kid' ney aud Urinary ctnaplsiass, cured by "BB. ehu-P Paiba. S1
 "water Bugs, Reachsar Rough on Rats clears Chem out, also Fec ties, Ants
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06
conndeHtiaI Quotaslons

Roasted Coffee, 6 IDS. S1
 toFarmers, 5 lbs. s1
 to Tcamsters, lbs. S1
 to Mencans, 3 lbs. Sl But not at Mrs. F. Gilrs, because she aint built that way
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06
kifk's Gernan piIp 0inImeNI
Eaath sor aie

wllehls 0 e;lss lsips isWg q ti.tfss eEeH rHd. \ Iieas ssllsa {tsf Setas' ..tst ssg3i slIsfs In Ysftif 1ssla si.;;se ... =. ti i.sg i s
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

Quick, complete cure, al Eidaey, RiGddss and Urinary Diseases, Scal3ihg. IFriatish stone, Gravel, Catalrh of the Bladdcs. eE
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

Look out for sweeping cutiu prices at E. F. Kellner < Co.'s
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

E.F. Kellner < Co have Justopened large lot of dry goods direct from New York, which they will sell al prices to defy all competition.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06
I. Q. Q. N.

Regular meeting of Globe Lodge No. c. I |. Q. Q. F., on Monday night oi epch wesk, at Masonic lIsli. An hrothersin good standing gre cordially invited
 Jos ATKINS, x. G, CHAs. BAEEER. Sec'y
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06
sed-Brea rIias.
mn Peoale

Flies, reaches, sats, hed.buzs rata. mias. gnphcrs, chilanunkl, cleared ous by 'Reg3 an Rata I5c
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06
-Rouah on Germs. !

Palpitatipn, Drupsieal Smeliings, DiE&neSs, Indigestion, Heaaaghe Sleeplssspess esged ks "Wella' Health ReneWer
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06
,neuah oa Faia. !

"Wel!s Health Renewsrn rssteraa hallsk aud yiggr, cures Dyspepaia, Impetsnes, S,srss d DchI.ity. Sl.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

Clears out rats, mice, roaehss. flies, snts bedbpsA . ,-,..
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

pains, suralns, headache, neuralgia, rhs1rss tism. Poe Rouyh ob Tain PlaAtsrs, ls.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

li you are fsiling broken, worn out and neryous, use Wells Health Renewern SG DE7iggiats.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

Taeebore sale h hereby rastpohed until I'll IsSDAY, November ) tSsB
 q. C. SrkLIiO, Public Administration end AdminssiTt0r oi the estate of Felix E. Knox, decreased.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06

lblio Administrator and Administrator of ehe estate of Felix D Knox. deceased.
 Dated, October ?, lSS6. oct2td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-06-05

Pursuant 70 call. number Of the citizens of
Taylor assembled at the 0pern House Thursday
evening. J. =. Cupid WAS called to the Chair
and John Weber appointed Secretary.
The Chair explained the object of the meet
Ing to be to devise ways and means for the
celebration Of the coming Fourth of July.
On molten, = Committee of Eleven was APP
pointed by the Chair as General Committee
Of arrangements
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary OF
the meeting were made eI-oficio officers OF
said Committee.
The General Committee then subdyidei %
follows:
On Finance--John VcrzAn. James Meomie,
WIN. Reed and B. simpson.
On Music-I. C. Moon. p. c. Weber, 7.
Edwards.
On Fireworks, Hall and Decoration--W. r..
Bassett, Sam Synder, ID. O. Mcdonald, Sol
Hip. +. w. Newton
On Literary. Bxercises-W. L. Davis, I. &c.
Moon. d. C. Mcdonald
The Financ. Committee was instructed to
20 TO work at once and canvass the town aud
mines and report their progress on the 10th to
the Chairman and Secretary
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-06-05

Notwithstanding the indispntabe fact that
more than 100000 in coin 10 disbursedmonth-
ly by Comstock mining companies to en-
ployes, business men assert that trade was
never so Gull in that city as at present. and
that more coin was in circulation three years
ago with smaller pay rolls and 3 much larger
population. This state of affairs is assigned to
miners, mechanics and'others sending to Cali
fornia for their groceries and supplies gen.
orally. According to the Virginia Chronicle q
mechanic called last week at County Commits
sioner Werrln's grocery store there and prodne-
Ing printed list of prices issued By sacra-
mento grocery Arm, called of 3 number Of
staple articles and inquired II Mr.. Werrin
could furnish the same articles at as low rate
with the freight added. The Commissioner in
dignantlY replied In the negative. "Then l
will send to California for my supplies" re-
torted the mechanic. Mr., Werrin replied, Il
pay my clerks 81 day for their services, while
in Sacramento but $50 month is paid for clerk
hire. You get s. or SO per day for your labor
as skilled mechanic, and you try to compel
me to sell goods At rates that would n eccssitate
my cutting down the pay OF my employees below
wages paid to Cinnamon"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-06-05
sheep shearlng Match.

On Tuesday. October 9Th, there will
be sheep shearing match at the Fair
grounds, during our State Fair, open
to all, for purse of 800; $50 to first
$50 to second and $50 the third. En-
trance SIS, and ten or more to enter.
Not less than fifteen animals must be
SHARED, and rapidity and cleanliness
will be the controlling factors in de-
termin;ng the awards. A committee
of three will he selected from the lead
ing men of the wool industry of the
State to make an impartial report.
This will undoubtedly be an interest
ing feature of our Fair as the State has
a great many rapid sheep shearers.-
[Reno Journal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-06-05
Conrad. Lsddi.,. Military Record

Joseph Liddlc, late Senior Vice Commander
ofDouelson Poet No. 81, q. A. R.. was born
In England. coming TO the State of New York
with his parents when q child. and at the time
Of his death he was 10 years ofage.
On May II. 1861. he enlisted in Co. C 18th
Illinois Volunteers einfantry) for three years
and was honorabiy discharged May 25, 1864.
lie took part with his regiment in the Fremont
and Lyons campaign in Western Missouri in
The campaigns of 1861; was at the battles Of
Fort Douelson. .Pittsburg Landing. the siege
OF csrinth and hattie of Bolivcr. Tennessee, and
was engaged In several minor engagements
during the Vcksburg campaign In 1868, at the
surrender Of which garrison, be was present
and took part, July 4, 1888. He also took part
In several other battles of which this Post has
no exact date Being an excellent marksman,
he was frequently assigned to the most danger
Gus duty Of n sharp-shooter, but was never
seriously wounded. A good soldier, a true
comrade of our Post has Como from us to join
the Grand Army "Over the River -
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-06-05

The teachers of Nevada are not per-
mitted to waste time ia reading the
Bible in the public schools. Years
ago we tried the experiment of open
ing school by reading chapter from
the Bible, but being unable to discover
any advantage arising from the prac-
tice. It was abandoned. The fact that
many portions of that book are unfit
to be read in the hearing of children,
and consequently teachers are required
to exercise much discretion in the Sc
lection of the subjects to be read, is
one good reason why it is not good
scoool book.-[C. W. Grover, editor
of the Independent and County Super
tendent of Elko county.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-06-05
HAMILTON NOTES.
From onr Regular corrsspOndsnt.l

HAMILTON, June 2, 1886.
Mrs. Z. N. Robinson Was taken sick
last week very suddenly and messen-
ger was sent for DR.. Williams of Eu.
reka. who came here post haste. lam
pleased to state that under his medical
care the lady has improved and is now
considered out of danger.
The Smoky mill was fired up to-day
and the whistle has just sounded for
1P.M
The Stafford mine is looking better
from week to week and the ASSAYS go
higher. It promises = good output
for the summer.
A streak of ore has been found in
the Wheeler Tunnel marrow, how
ever,) which runs into tho Old Hidden
Treasure. OF course it is simply en-
couraging as a fact that 1t shows there
is ore in that locality. The seam 10
now being followed by four Italians.
Treasure Hill is getting to- be quite
a place again. Sam Sing has opened
another restaurant up there in the old
Karbstein building.
Shermantown is also represented by
Hon. Thomas Rockhill and Harry
Randall. who are engaged in laying
pipes for water from the surrounding
springs to the old Oasis mill, which
they propose to clean up. But as it
underwent that operation several times
before, it is perhaps rather dubious
experiment.
John Robles has been fooling round
here rather freshly for some time.
Finally he came into the clutches of
the law and got $40 fine OR 90 days
in tho cage. He's Gagged.
Miss Lizzie Phalan, of Steptoe VAL
ley, has been engaged to teach the
White River school for the summer
term.
Our Hamilton teacher miss Quin-
trelD who, for some time has beer
harrassed by some of the "hard-to-
please" parents. rendered her resigna-
tion. but being assured that her course
was upheld by the great majority. she
reconsidered her determination and
will stay. She has now "a scholars.
Decoration Day was passably OBJ
served here both on Sunday and Mon
day.
Judge Rives. when here, adjourned
Court to Monday. June 28th.
George Richardson vast allowed to
depart upon his own recegnizance, to
appear when Court re-convenes.