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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-06
District Court,
HON. wM. X. CHURCH. PRESIDING.

HON WM. Il. SuUhChs fhrSlDiSo'
A special term of the District court
was called at 10 o'clock on the End inst.
Recess was taken awaiting the arrival
of the presiding Judge.
Court convened on the 3rd at 10
o'clock a. m. The sheriff returned
venire of grand and petit jurors sum-
moned.
Special venire issued for additional
grand jurors, which being summoned
the panel was filled and the grand jury
sworn in with s. NJ. Booth as foreman.
Citizenship was conferred upon Joseph
Brunschmidt by the court.
The grand jury presented true bill
against Angus Roberts for larceny. who
was given until 8 o'clock .. M. On the
4th to plead.
The grand jury presented true bill
against James E. Lohr and Jennie
Bigelow for murder, upon which a
bench warrant issued for the arrest of
Jennie Bigelow.
William II. Frye admitted to practice
as attorney and counselor in this dis.
trict.
MARCH 4rH.
Time was given james +. Lohr and
Jennie Bigelow, under indictment for
murder, to plead.
Angus Roberts plead not guilty to
charge Of larceny.
Appeal case of Wilhelm Wheeler VS..
+. II. Smith from Justice court was
presented, and time given for attorney
to examine papers.
Case of c. G. Chambers va. Frank d.
Hesnard; Judgment for plaintiff for
$S6.Sl.
Appeal case Of Wilhelm Wheeler va
T.. II. Smith. Motion Of plaintiffs
counsel to dismiss appeal and affirm
jugdment Counsel for defendant moves
to amend notice Of appeal. Taken un.
der adviscment.
Case of +. +. Ferris vs. Custer School
Township. Nonsuit.
Case of p. Kleemann VS.. White Spar
Mica company. Continued.
The grand jury finding no bill against
James Cain and John V. Avent, they
were discharged from custody.
Grand jury find true bill against John
Harrington for assault with intent TO
kill. Time given to plead.
James Cody indicted for selling liquor
without license. Bench warrant issued
for his arrest.
MARCH sra.
At the hour of adjournment a consid-
cradle number of jurors were called i'm
the case of James F.. Lohr and Jennie
Bigelow, under indictment for murder,
but only six were sworn.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-06

Rapid City polled 2l0 votes at the
Jail bond election on the End, $50 for,
and 80 against bonds. This insig-
nifcant number of votes polled at
Rapid with her reputed population of
1000, would seem to indicate degree OF
apathy on the bond question without
parallel, or possibly it NAV be accounted
for by the fact of her having forwarded
another boom to Buffalo Gap.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-06
The recent trial of Borland. Baird anC

The recent trial of Borland, Baird and
Organ for the murder of Marshal Will
son at Rapid City, to their surprise Of
many, has resulted in the acquittal.
We do not confess to any degree Of sur
prise in this instance. our surprise
being held in reserve for q case Of con.
victiou sometime in the remote future.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-06

When you visit Buffalo Gap be sure
and call at p. +. Graffam's Restaurant
and get a good, square meal.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-06
Cochran's
Cash Price List.

~1SSAh - NV AA .
Sugars ~ 10 for 81 ex
tra G., 10 n 81; b IL 81.
Sioux City Standard XXX -four 1915
per 100 ID.
FRESH Hams, l5c p NJ.
Clear Side Bacon,l2 e N.
Fairbanks I.ar.ls, l3c II 10
Prices Baking Powder, soc z 10.
Arbuckle Coffee, 10 - cts.
Teas, t,cst quality. 75c ID.
Tomatoes, 1 cans - cts
Canned goods, 1 cans 20 cts.
}Imsk'a California fruit, - cts.
Evaporated backberries 10 81.
Currants, . II 81.
Salt Lake peaches 8 10 81.
Prunes, & III 81.
Dried apples, 10 ID 81.
Loose California raisins, zoe q I'd.
Rice. 8 ID 81.
Matches. 3 boxes 10 cts.
us proof oil, 5'c per gallon.
Hardware, stoves, etc, down TO bed
rock prices.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-06
JOHN II. KING,
Attorney at Law, Notary
Public,

Will practice in all the courts OF the TERRITORY
CORPORATION Mining Laws speciality. Bunaio
Gap Custer Co., Oak.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-03-06
MARCH sra.

At the hour of adjournment consid-
cradle number Of jurors were called in
the case of James f. Lohr and Jennie
Bigelow, under indictment for murder,
but only six were sworn.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22
The Way the Festive Real Estate
Man Works the Tenlerfoot In Or
an1p S'nunfN

The Nay the Festive Real Estate
Man Works the Tensierfoot In Or
an.e County.
Last O'tpt"r, Richard Roe. If New
f"rk, pat in an appearance at Orlando, IN
search of "a paying orang" grove. lie
sts at oncc taken ia hand hy John Doe.
onr of orltnl"'s large real estate dealers,
AMI lined amt wined. at the harleston
llnu-' of that city.
During tht. following ,lay, Mr.. Roe WAS
taken To- many nice groves, and made 10
80. that Il would IT, gttarly to his AL
Vantage tu -..ttl, i'm Orlando. hut Mr..
itn. Was a stacker for good drinking
water. am. none of the places seemed 10
nlt him in that particular. The water
WIS al tpn arm. AMI II would have 10
h. a grave it'll ii Well of Good water that
would catch HI eye AMI money.
l,hn Ilpr was not the man to give up
la.1t not he. II 'lr hadn't the proper
we'll. h. could g''t 1t. AMI he was ready
To- hunk on tn; I; 81 h. told Dir. Hoe that
lr would show him agrovc suitable for
II natural refrigerator -a place where lee
cream was made b, simply lowering "a
bucket ot the mixture in the we'll. where
it tr,.,a in almost M time.
Then the willy John sat himself down
and wrote an order On the Ice
factory for a hundred pound block Of ice,
To ~ delivered Immediately at the grove
lnTlr,tlnn. John also sent note To the
"wn"r Of III, grove telling him that he
must pound the lcn fine and chuck it in
tho We'll at O'clock precisely, as no
,houl h. on hand in one hour, with IL
cash customer, and who wanted cold
welt water
1t , o'c'urk M,,sr- Doe and Roe ar
rived, and after hooking over the grove
stepped At the we'll. Tho New Yorker
took onr drink and sat down by tho we'll.
with a hucLrt Of lee water between his
hgs. This was Just what he wanted in
ia" way ct well water, and he bought
thu grove.
To say that Mr.. Roe was elated mt his
purrhae, ui II nice orange grove, having
a ", II OF Ice water on tho premises, IL
putting It mildly. The real estate man
was pleased too, for he got just *lOO
NOR" than h" expected for the grove.
Ice good thing, but sl.OO per pound
for n ON" hundred pound block is IL little
~tttt,l
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

We have not heard ct Il more peculiar con
test than that between two Young Women " no
work III one Of the cotton mills in Lewiston.
Ii was Il competition tor the palm ut superior
lraut, Both OF the Young women are red
checked and buNum ,'nc Ut them X married
Each vi them /, Old enough t. hr satisfied
with the verdict ut her husband or sweet
heart The vrxrd question arose in the fore
noon, but its settlement was lett over until
after dinner. when each had hal suili, I,ut
time to Fix up" AneNtra ribbon or two aud
gay jcwclry adorned each. Tho most Nin-
ming, look at Inc smiles were DISPLAYED ~
each The hands in the mill dr,hi,d the
question The girls were placed side by side
md everybody, from the back boy to the
overscers, looked at the girls critically with
tho eye Of al art connoisScur, AMI rendered
his decision fearlcssly. Tho dnmScls made It
most serious matter With them IT was M
Joke, rs 1t was to the critics on beauty
Pretty eyes filled with tears more than onre
and checks flushed red with chagria Lows.
ton Mel Journal
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22
Anarchists ('unyi,tctl.

The trial of the anarchists Of Chicago IL
concluded and seven of them have been
convicted and sentenced to he hanged
The jury verdict is as follows:
We, the jury. find defendants. August
SprS, Michael Nchwab Samuel fiel,ien,
hIh,rt Il, Parsons, Adolph Fisher. Geo.
f.ng'l and Louis lingg, guilty Of murder
~ charged IN the indictment, AMI fix the
penalty at death, We find the defend
mt, oscar ". Needle, guilty If murder
IN the manner and form ~ charged in
the indictment, and fix tho penalty at
imprisonment IN the penitentlary for
tlttr, II wears
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

Savannah Times: The special delivery
>s,trn Is not Il great success. In fact, 1t
has been rather disappointment. Post
master General Villas. however, does not
want To- scp the failure Of his scnrmr,
aud he In, consequently extended its
operations. lie has given notice that
arrangcm, uts can bc made for the I'M
mediate delivery Of all mail matter to
parties who will pay for such Il srryir".
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22
sarah Evrnhar,lt' Triumph Mt Ein.

The l;tn luuruAI-,l ~,iilc SARAH E,r1harIi
first performance in Fedora a. ,urpl>~l
ulNthul- ever witnessed ia that at, H.
H'rI... O. IHi.r 1t sat. WAS = lhy elite. %
ue iit t,.lnc aWttl thr'u,Ir,l tn, vast th,att.
IT sun / tro 1t Ahaitgrl AMI number, We
uHlllr Ia gam admission \ dtathm,u,
military had To la placed at the doors ut I
tholtlrtu kytp back I'll, thrUng. that kat
ri muuui th' hu,llinc Sarah, inspired rs
,hrrnthu>la>m Size had created ,urra.-..l all
her t,umrl Efforts She ~. rall,d j., ...,l.
nui reclaimed ls thu outtty assembly, the
emperor Dom Pedro, mhu with las fam, at
tended the Performance. went forward and
congratulated the great artlstr in person
-.thitaEu lines
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22
Ani,,ue OH "a IN Nnrsthetic.

Physicians are now using anillno oil as II
local anasthetic when simple operations such
as the opening Of telun arr to I've performed
Tho finger, in such n ease, is Dipped for n
short time in the OIL and although the flesh
may subsequently la cut to the bone II Is
said there Is absolutely no pain -Chlraso
News
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

ing tie election Of General Heure.ux.
Congress ordered tina. official To proceed
with troops to La Vega and quell the
Threatened rebellion. This. order was
Issued august I, and a. the latest adj
vices from san Domingo are dated Au-
gust .. the result of General llereaux's
l.lmInLi.n i. not known.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

II prnhIh.ionr,'~ want Ia sore, they
must blot uut Of eNIstrnr" III" hnr~t
h,ttlr with the rubber muzllr ami 81
hack tr first lriurjpl'+ sugar in a ras.
It T. MT r"ht 10 encourage luN"ml"
alIrrtln fnI tLr hnttIr.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22
Dennis kcarnr,, the sand Lot Agitator.

Dennis krarnrN. the sand Lot Agitator.
Dennis kcarmy |, now II years odd, and Is
described rs IL short, heavy SIT, rugged look
ing person, with tar complexion, light hair,
very low forehead eyes set far back IN their
sockets altogether presenting AN extremely
Hibcrnian appearance He Is ten years
older than when h. Suddenly developed from
an industrious drnNman into II fiery socinlistiG
agitutur lie resides On Santa Clara street,
in this city, IN "A home worth some 5000 or
$0nD His present occupation Is keeping an
employment, uhh,', to which lac adds some at
trntuu to- real estate matters, and the selling
Of ship ami r,iruul ti,k tts II is claimed
that he nIth,r drinks nor smokes and has
not li1> lnir ~ hl- head ~ Before he took
t. drawing he followed the sea, performing
hi, first lil"li.~ IN thu way If an INDEPENDENT
self support ia Neptune service. OF course,
Mr. k,urinA l. both blessed and cursed In
TIN, community At one time he certainly
welded no little power San Francisco Cor.
Cleveland Leader.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

\ mummy recently exhumed near
tHjrn hal. among other things in his
pistol pocket. Hat flask and piece Of
parchment. The bott contains u liquid
Whlch TIA" most expert chemists LAKE
failed to anaiy2'. The parchment has
been translated. and We herewith give
,h" English Of i, ; ".Ioseph's coat was
mad" of gunny .ack, and colornd " TIA
petroleum dlrs,' This cilcctualIy Ills.
proves the assertion # northern dug
hon,o hat the discovery Of petroleum. or
anime dye, was made by the senior
ruNahnu, If their shipping Department..
We cal, upon congress H. declare the
II'rrt l-~tch to tins house vi,lat,d.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22
lhe Enr.nls OnrmcI AT mi

The portals Of the Paris Academy -
Sciences have at last been upcutd (, pr
Brown Se,iuald, as he wa elected u mamie.
at a rrcrn, meeting in the section Of medicine
aud surgery lineage Times.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22
The rlun,irrrrs ct New York.

Tweed and his gang Of thieves lwin,lle
into insipniicanrc when they are com.
pared with Flynn, Squire, and the hun.
gty horde of rog,lrs who have now settled
down to bitten on the aquednct. Old
William Mare, Tweed was clumsy,
Thick .hllcd. hoarse swearing. gross eat
INK hucranoer. lie swiled, swore, and
luuIrrcd, and was AZ unscrupulous an
old rascal ~ ever cvaled the hangman,
but mighty human wlthal. lie and his
followers differed wholly at oil points of
view from their successors, the super
~uht" anl rcrfumcd clcgants Of the
Hoffman House, the most highly cult
>atcd, polished, aud intellectual specula.
tors that any community ever fell II vic
tim tu alrrlr't atstucracy 1t refined
fraud.
lNrty department Of municipal indus.
tt, Is ~ their hands Their absolute
complete and mastery control of tine
alurduct Is unly II sample of their rcla-
ilon to- each and every public work in
which the city of New York is Interested
Every penny Of the fifty millions which
It VIII cost Is ma L. to- pay tribute to
them They have cutncrpd 1t from all
points. forcing even the labor employ ed
un it To- pay them taxes. They have their
profits unrNciN yard material excavatcd
they own or control the whole visible
supply ut hIick, all the 60 mrnt, the sand
the powder. ami TIA" machinery. The
very iu,,l ut the wurkincn and the lodg.
III. Of them is made TO yield profit.
Md finally, thu, own tho custodlnns OF
th" rutrrprl-o themselves the trustees
ut IT," l"opl" appointed to see to the
ptlhlir Wrllarr' and the safety of the
public interests.
Lake Hastings, amazed ut his own
moderation, they consider that in giving
the city An aqurduct instead Of stealing
all the none, outright they are showing
a r"nmrndahl" degree Ut public spirit.
The Tweed King ~ not u circumstance
tu them.
Let the public treasury he closed, and
let the work cease until the city is purge,l
ot these rroundrrl~. They do not know
their own inianN. for they are devoid
Of moral sense or of susceptibility 10 rep
rohItiun Lot them herNtirpat,d hy the
hand of Just cr. The people Of New
Nur, must not he their victims forever.
New lurk sun.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

oi VICE tidttt"nhl DItt-h lev
Words To- the Misc.
y" d Ilt tl.r. arr many whn THINK THAT
Interest IA th',tr- ii TIN criminal i,ni tin.
uhfurtur.lt' Is an H. si,lprilt M ~ credit
alb. L. It's heart tit.t To- th, hal ri lin s, l.o
feel N. 90 AT J. At that Tin Is u matter it'll
whIch MA In or.Ifr.rs Llr have np sor.,-rtL
lh'' Suawthof "a pant al indifference. { tin.
Nlp'l'. >uh',t A. lt"Hlut.t t'y our Il. IA Il
t"rtl Iii -pt, tn.frrtt amt ,iIN hh,t aut!nIItN
II tia lnI .-tr tpf Tie -ulT~tt III la titutr,tI,
IT. .''t',t d. tl'. ,,.,t- ~ ti-,' sL,-, yuukt t..
r"I4 ''ibttI,d ami Ia, arttIl anr,uat ut th,,
drain ulal tt" fs't. ~ the ,"tntry uLb "a
th'S insu!Nr arr. LntAtl, Is,,tllir int.r--t ia
tbs nt nrtill rrecll,. Il .. tt.I lutut - n b,
I.tItik a. thluA thai ttiurtn u,ltui1. {, s,.ftrs
tina; iitlin tlrunht'r .ttl,ti> have rlnrss .i.ht
tlE.t an, othr l'ut ln., MAJ h ~ dollar attpl
cut. am =, universal ian .tIt.t'. intellicl il. Ia
evrr, i~at,, W. will tlN 10 pl,r cur rr1,i,.r>
s"Itn. ttrt ii the nrt.nltutt II the t4It,i.n
Viii, IA tia hiti ~ has H. ,,IrrN. hy r,,lu,'.ts n
to tultt,t ,turltrt
>rpE srNitTEiNG rIUURrS
Four hunir,d and iitty thousand in>an,.,
hht,', dat, nllni, pau!'r or criminal an
htbltan,> II ths' uit,' States east. tor their
annual nrnntrnan,, prutally not le,~. oll
the aNrri.", than Sl.1 ,frh ,iirstly az Iu
dinstlN, ~ ht ~ >;ly s.t,tnJ,t1, Ia & e az
gr'.,ltr SrlrltN live million dollars i, "A
par capt, tax at 10 On every man,
Woman ant child ia AHnri,a whhh W., pay
almost "It!riut utr knuNl,dsr 1T :, par
cent 1t y thu interest N .. JntEntpl Ani
what l. - isioAsitStt' When the r,nstI~ ii
lN>u Wa t,.,u IL" n.ti"utl l,it ut the
nlt.d STAT, wa, 10 ill&.O The invest
mrttt m thu IL IL dbl not ,,iiu the I-tnlt
nrnt my,,t,'mrnt IN misfortune ami crIiur
rpl">''nt't III the I,tIrl, ct III" dafr,tltt
d,l@I"itnt AMI delinquent rlINNs
In" total PERMANENT Investments Nv TIN.
railroad corporations, lnrlu'lug rol>tru tion
equipment hni>, >t,@.ks, tond. kyrarh
linz, rt,' Wrr' sil~! ~ >G Uur invest
urut ia clun AMI misfortune va, about half
OF that in railroads TIN amount invested IA
ialiu1ds l. about equiv Al Mt 10 thu valuation.
"t ia" Yearly pr"ln t. nf manufacturers
which wa reported at $3.50 - III. Nr.,,
ON hail 1T AL the moneys received by mana
ia'tur' T., IN any .in;l' year IT, h. sat apart "a,
especial iund tor tlr,.tre Of the criminal am
uninrtunlt,, AMI invested At , par cent tin.
whole at TIN interest received wnuld Il. all
| sorh'i The Nalu'" Vt farm pI,.hhts i, not
quit iali that II manufactured articles, 1t
/, =. ~ ,tttGlS Tir N..ak, -, the farm
pr"ucts 81 TIM uit,i Stat, irr une year
wuuld not IL. mon, thiu ~uiii 'l,it tur tn.
creation 81 the fund suggested
,un,r,,,x,, mar,
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

II seem, that the Emperor Williams
Hines, WAS caused by an overindulgence
in a rich rrayiish soup. 1t is not often
that the German Diet larrs To interfere
with the old kaiser's functions.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22
HE cost Of CRIME.
MAGNITUDE OF THE BURDEN The
NATION HAS TO CARRY.

Some Comparative >tattt>tir>-TLe -
tian.il Debt and the Estimated Value
of tirc- additional D.tt-t Isu
NoTsi~ To- the Mis-.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

The Ohio Democrats in convention as.
,rmhlcd following the example vt their
indiana brethren. adopt u ruusing rcso
luton iudursing the administration OF
President Cleveland. These hearty ex.
preston. ct appreciation and good will
may NOT penetrate the lonely recesses Of
the Adirondack woods. but they are none
the les, valuable to- show which way the
Wlni blow, IN the Omen
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-22

~. ...I D.. 90 tlu. t.tf NIkt t,t-f brFI'
ef..r lass NNti- MT o..
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-05-08
NISST.tTEMENT CORRECTED.

FRosTBURG, Mp, May 6, 1856.
TO the MINING Journal.
We, the undersigned members of the Local
Executive Board of the Miners Federation
and benefit fund, deem it wise to correct
certain ideas that have become prevalent in
the town in regard to John Chambers and
Walter Edwards as having the relief funds in
their hands for distribution.
We beg leave to state to the public that
such is not the case, as all funds that have
come TO this region for the benefit of the
miners and laborcrs have been placed in the
hands of the different mine committees.
Said Chambers and Edwards have had
nothing to do with the distribution of said
funds, and all statements to the contrary are
absolutely false, no matter from what source
they have originated.
GEORGE HOsKEN, PreSt.
JOHN STOpDART, Sec.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-05-08

year. We entertain in this connection an
during the coming year.
As do not wish to intrudc on your val
liable space l will only make especial mem
ton OF Il few who took part in the exercises:
The reading of the "Curfew,' by Miss
Katie Quinn, of Ocean mines, was done with
fine effect, and was very much appreciated;
also Miss Carncy's rendition of the Maniac
was realistic i'll every particular, and was en-
corcd to the echo by the audience In fact,
all the children in the recital of their pieces
showed the training of master hand
The following is the programme of the
evenings entertainment:
Chorus" Gently Fall the Dews of Eve
Children
housekeeping" g"...........-
Song-"Thc Bridge '..........L Laura Warn
Tabcau-"Temptation o.. ............-
Song-''rm Going to Write to Papa
Julia Barnard
Dialogue-"A Rehearsal" ".............-
Happy Greeting" go. ....Children
Iableau-"Paul and Virginia. ..,.....-
Dlaloguc-Ditlerent Trades Represented
Twelve Small Boys
Song-"Just to Please the Boys
Laura Warn
Recitation-"Curftw' ..... Katie Quinn
Song-"Good-byc, my Lover
Julia Barnard
Dalogue Auntie Dimple" ........-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Saving the Life of
Capt. John Smith" .................-
Instrumental music. Veronica Cullen
Song-"Wed Better Bide Awee"-
Maggie Ort and Lizzie Brode
Tableau-"Rock Of Ages '......-
Addrcss-To the American Flag
nv, Be lie Brimlow
Betsy and Are Out t'....-
Dialogue" Counting Chickens Before They
kmnboW. ................Tc Ten Little Girls
Song and Tableau-"Red, White and
Blue e'......................
Song-"Home, Sweet Home
Laura Shields, Lizzie and Ella Brode
1t will be long time before this happy oc-
casion will be forgotten TRUSTEE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-05-08
CORRESPON DENCE
NErys FROM BEYOND THE FIAT.

ECKHART, May 6, 1886.
To the MINING JOURNAL.
April 30th at , O'Clock the school children
and quite number of visitors could he seen
vending their way to the closing entertain
ment of the Public School. When we reach
ed the school we could see quite a number
with eyes turned toward the band room, as
if they expected the band, AS We entered
the school the first object that met our eyes
was the stand decorated with flowers, and the
benches arranged for the OCCASION The
principal and assistants were busy ushering
visitors to seats. At this point the air was
filled with musical strains from the hrazen-
throated instruments of the Independent
Cornet Band, which was cordially received
and seated at the right of the stand Principal
Smith then welcomed the visitors, and gave
Il asynopsis of the system, &c, Of examination
of the past week. The percentages were as
follows
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the county has lost valuable citizen; the
company which he had served for many
years faithful servant and agent, and the
men he managed and controlled kind
hearted and sympathetic friend. Thus,
while those he served will miss him, his
brothcr-mincrs had an especial interest in his
life and position, and feel sadly and SORROW
fully over his loss.
The appointment to fill the place his death
makes vacant has fallen, | learn upon Philip
Mcmahon, of Hoffman. This appointment
will doubtless prove acceptable to the men of
the Ocean mine. Mr.. Mcmahon is a man of
worth and character and possesses rare quail
tications for the position. All with whom
his position will bring him in contact,
whether above or below him, are TO be con-
graduated on his appointment.
4 PROGRESSIVE MINER.
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4 MEETENG CALLED.

FRosTBURG, MD, May7 1886.
To the MINING JOURNAL.
We have read Mr. Mayors letter to Rev.
Y. +. Schmitt and hHo'r that its statements
are true, and We believe the time has come for
us to go on a new line.
y meeting of employees Of the Consolida-
ton coal company, and all Others who may
wish to join us, will he held tomorrow morn
ing at II O'Clock in the Pincy woods, if clear
or, if rainy, in Rayenscrafts Opera House, to
send delegation that the company will hear
in behalf of 30 cents,a ton, and to settle
other differences.
All who sym pathize with us are invited.
MANY EMPIOYEEs.