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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-07

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dry coo5s beiase paYvha-isie sis.
where. Oar Ais trade shows W. sei
cheaper than any other store. Cseafy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-07
EpaAK BRYAN. tNhsivmI
+. W. PgRciysI,
WALTER tNockyrr.
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The secrrtary was Instructed % have
printed for the us, ot the association Eve
hundred copies Of the amended consfi;u'
ton and the bylaws - teuodelcd BY the
secretary.
IL was resolved that the fnal adjourn
uaent OF the reunion ~ iS.s be AZ the con
riusiun Of the exercises ia Ssasths garden
to-day.
M A. A. Denny reported that the local
agent OF the oregon Railway a Navigation
company had informed aim that he had
reccised no Instructions 10 restsce rate- 10
pioneers.
TRANSPORTATION lines that have reduced
rai.e Ia the rsunion were given the thsaks
Of the association.
Thanks were also given the Real Estate
Association Tor the frec use II their hail
Tas meeting thea adjourned for the nixnt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
LOCAL NOTICES

MrMrnn Steam Laundry. 22l Second y.
BRiSRLEY LuMnrR Co., l2l Jefferson 81.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. % an.l
g Bcalc street. Tel 800 Tor wagon TO call.
PANTS made TO order IRON 50 up j.
Mcnkc, tailor, 40 Monroe street
l.rr LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, molding+
ALI sizes grato baskets, fronts and iend
crs, also heating cooking stoves, for sale
cheap ut Gabcy's. Telephone 277.
G.. r. IlorCngiss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult anl complicated watches | es'
pccially solicit No. 500 Main street
prRE AMI white rs the Hover whose
name i bears arc tho biscuits rliscl by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN Il LiLLY CorFER AND sricg ca
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
souTnELN FIELp rRIALs.
Tho Alleged Softer stake Finished -
Bohemian Girl Wins.
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Tho All-AgCd Sottor stake Ftniahed-
Bohemian Girl Wins.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
ANom, Miss, Dec. THE alleged
setter stake was finished today. The see
ond series ended ~ follows Toledo Blade
beat Dan Gladstone. Cincinnatus, bye.
In the third series bohemian Girl beat
Cincinna,us, Brandon beat Kings Mark,
Toledo Blade. bye. In the fourth series
bohemian Girl beat Toledo Blade, Bran
don, a bye. In the final heat for lint
place bohemian Girl beat brandon and
won hrt. Toledo Blade beat Brandon aud
won second. brandon, 80 per cent OF
| third, Cincinnatus and Dan Gladstone
each - per cent. OF third.
The all aged pointer stake was then be-
| gun and had twelve entries. The Judge.
arr II. l.. Holiday. Prairie Station, Miss.
+. l.. Martin, Lexington, Ky; X. /
Hampton, Athens, Ga. The running wa
~ follows Ossian beat Lebanon: COnso
la,ion beat Graphic, Lady Zeal, n bye
Graphic being Withdrawn, Duke OF llcsii
and Bloomo second, unfinished.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
TIE ooLp COMES IN.
Rather Free Circulation OF tho Precious
Metal.

Rather Free Circulation OF the PRECIOUS
Metal
Morc than sll,Oo0, OOO has been realized
ior cotton sold In this market during the
past two months, and tho money las boon
we'll distributed In the country round.
4 very considerable pat " this large
SUN has been paid In gold aud silver. and
the yellow metal Is Just now circulating
/ quite freely In aud about uyr city. few
/ dave ago one ui our banks received 500 900
in golu coin from New Ofcgns. aud one
fourth 1T this was paid out iu a single day.
Other banks have also handled or di..
bur-.d silver freely, aud while some Of
our merchants are collecting at least one.
| third OF their bills In hard money, yet the
bankers SAY this signifies nothing. II
however docs mean that currency bills
are scurcc- at least those VI the small dc.
nomination.
Always 10 this season " the wear when
the inflow Ut money il heavy, goodly
quantity OF what the late senator from
Missouri, 1hos N. BENTON, used 81 call
| bullion. and which caused that eminent
! person 10 wear the fohnquct Of Old llul.
Hon, uccumuluic1 in the financial deposit
tories here ~ well "a, in other cities South.
| liut this wear the liberal display NJ yellow
coin and the plentiful stock Ut silver bears
indications Of having hcm among the
lyconinryln very short time. In inci,
the money now coming lu M freely was
sent ont by merchants and bankers only q
few short weeks ago. our farming neigh.
hou use it io pay oil hands aud settle bill.
nc tie interior ftprrg. II finds iis WI,
lack IN short order the Same a. ~
note will find i,s way 10 New York II
started away ont In Arizona, or NJ Bis.
marck. The laws OF trade demand
la commercial and financial center
aud while Memphis serves that purpos,
over an area OF 20 miles, moo or les,
round Memphis, the great city OF New
York h the recognized center Of th,
American nation IN business sense
hence all currency eventually finds iis way
there. II allowed 10 gct into circulation.
And u is this law Of gfa,iiaiion which Il
nov causing 20 much specie or precious
coin 10 come in aud enter ihc deposit ac.
count 81 out city banks. Tho most Of IN,
gold noticed a. floating around 10 freely i
eagles OF SO pieces. A fair share IN double
eagles while some Is Vi ~ coinage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
Rose togI,Isu.

The sale 81 seats ior Miss Coghlau's en-.
gagcmcui opened ycsioidiy morning Ia a
lively manner, vhiohindicaicd big sales Cor
next week. Mcmphh thcaicr-gocrs have
hitherto seen Mis-. Coshlan la sentimental
Or comedy roles The heroine oi "Jocclyn"
N prc-cmincnily athletic. She not only
sharcs the outdoor sports Of her brothers
but actually fights duel With the arch.
villain oi the piece aud Kills him. In
order o. meet the rather trying fcquiW.
monis Of such q role Miss Coghlan. during
the summer vacation, engaged Ia a seven
course Of physical training. which con.
sisted Of fencing lessons daily. II Is hci
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08

New YoRK, Dec 7.-R. G.. Dun * Co. 8.
weekly review OF trade says; reports OF
the condition Of business note a confident
feeling rs to the future, but many causes
in different sections produce slackening for
the present Much uneasiness is felt in
portions OF the South and collections are
not above par, while failures in some South
crn districts are many. Memphis reports
90 per cent more than last year. Open
and mild weather in the Northwest causes
uneaslness in some trades, particularly in
clothing and boots and shoes in Kansas
City and Milwaukee, and lack OF snow de-
lays logging in Wisconsin.
The money markets are nowhere dis.
turbed, but and s per cent is paid at
many Western and Southern centers, and
per cent. per month ut Salt Lake. Inc
Tfeasury's report shows that the currency
in circulation is 81, 800, 900 less than year
ago. But during the past week the Treas.
ury has taken in $4,000 more than 1t
has paid out. Imports Tor five weeks at
New York have been only SO per cent
smaller, and exports from New York only
9. > per cent. smaller than last year. Yet
exports OF wheat from Atlantic ports were
only 20g, $50 bushels, against J, l1O, i63
bushels in the same weeks last year. and
! OF flour sos, 297 barrels, against !, 1859,
with an increase Of l,3i5,OO0 bushels in
corn.
Wheat closes higher than week ago
corn ! cent lower. Pork is 80 cents lower,
and hogs 20 cents per 100 pounds.
oil has risen cents, coffee and hides
4. 4 .ul bot -
dull aud actual prices 2j@jO cents below
| the schedule.
Wool has advanced, the finer grades
more than cent since the middle OF No
yembcr. The average OF 1906 qualities is
PAS cents, against u cents November 3,
| % cents October 10, PAL cents December
| last year, and ~. S cents December /, 1856
| The belief is that the clip and the stock on
hand have been below estimates grows
more prevalent
The iron market Is dull and waiting,
/ with prices a shade weaker ut Pittsburg.
| Il h now reported that steel rails have
| been sold ior $50 at mill, but SIS at Pitts
burg is said 10 be the bottom at present.
Nails are dull at Sl.0J, but bar iron is
! firmcr.
The large sale OF copper 10 manufacture
|
/ vent speculation. which has caused weak
ness IN prices. Stocks in England aud
France ari 81, 100 tons against 81, 7l0 u
month ago and A., 100 q year ago,and II is
believed $1,000 tons are in stock in this
country. 4 break in tin also lowered the
/ price 10 - cents.
The stock market has been depressed.
! On Wednesday the average OF lowest sales
Tor sixty active stocks was but SjS6j per
share against 500. - December and s6j.O0
September 30. Want OF confidence IN ar
mngcmonis Of railroad managers prevails,
and foreign holders appear 10 bc selling
gradually.
The business failures number sos rs
compared with Up last week aud BOG the
week previous. For the corresponding
week oi last year the figures were 25L
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
wempIi. Tb.a,cr.

Natural Gas drew very largo audi.
encc Las, night, and a mos, enjoyable per.
Torrance was given. The members OF the
company arr very clover people la their
respective lines Of business, aud exert
themselves to entertain their patrons. II
II impossible IN curb the disabilities during
the performance ui this funniest aud mos,
nbsurdly comical u all the musical come.
dies. "Natuml Gas nj the matinee Tai.
afternoon aud again tonight, which will
closo tie engagement
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
DmSK Mallo.
VIVA, rhe, ~, Aboa, uyIo.

CouWiASh MIS- hcCcmbyr I. iS'A
l. n. iowcnstinc Ia
Dear Sir-rlcasc allow me 10 add my
testimonial o. the wonderful merit " your
llylo. Nv little boy has been suffering
with SORE chin. After applying your
lotion twice all inflammation Wa removed.
aud lac now cries "llylo" every time be-
falls. Yours, etc, II. NJ. JoussoS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08

ambition TO be able TO fight real duel
with swords, and TO have the proves TO
win in such contest. The play assumes
that she is an expert swordswoman, aud
she desires TO create the impression that
she kills the villain 10y superior strength
and skill rather than by any stage trick.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
ANOTHER CRASH AND TUMBLE.

On Account OF Bad Business Herman
Groin. tho Halter, 3e4is Main 81.
Opposite Gayoso Hotel.
viii sell you this week. Hats and Caps
for men, boys and children, all nice, fresh
and stylish goods ut lower figures than
anybody. | need money and you shall
have the benefit Of your cash. Look Ice.
fore buying elsewhere. A good boys hat
for 9Oc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
I.n.I Invitation

On Saturday, Mr. Heinrich, Of New
York, will make bis last exhibit Of the
celebrated onc-minulc colrcc-pot DO not
fail 10 call at Baldwin, Knowl,on 4 Lakes
aud Try a cup Of coffee made In one min
ute.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
HOW / SUFFERED

seventeen year. from skin Disease. Could
not walk 80 irc,s myselt \ mns. OF dis.
cisc from hea O. foot. Cured la a. hit
weeks ~ tie tuticura Hctnedies.
THE as Of thWc months rash which after
wand priiyri tu d. rrfrma uf salt fh,uml made It,
nppgamuuU uu my face. A phiti,lnu was called
90 aid trrfhiur ~ thr raulr De- prescribed some
onu'inr modiginc bat The tofur spryai io my ear,
aui head Another n u. Wa Uallci. lie pr1.
flssd ~ know OBJ about ne case. called u Kings
t,n, aud prscfihri FuuIuWdvf, birthstone aud
l1fd mikul Into sal,,. hui The disease Continued
1hry could mot d. anl hing With o. Another pw
ppnltlosA None III thcfu did mC any r1pi ut all
bot inside me wurss, The tiFcaaC Cuutuugi un'
,laiicd. " .pgynd lg 10y afu' apd lgg' W. vas
She uuIf un pillow ul Iimts contracted sl that
lusi ul. unutril ui them Hni was utterly helpless
Ny mother wnuli hlygtn ht iuc ont aud into lH,l
Cuuli go nfuuud thr hplar uu wy haudsHut irCi
bot COULD uui so my cluihcs ul % nll aui hat 10
wear tnu uf drf cling tuWn. NJ hair had an
matted down nf iallcu un aui my bead, lace aud
Clfs ven uuC sab AMI bad 90 have towel on
ms hCdd 900 the time Ne ihc summer 90 kuop the
nUs on Nv pIfUuu COntultri ufum ucut ply
ucnu sud suffruu benz iu chicago The other phy.
t.,nus h.'uu utuIurCl WCv ui nuuils sud
Hamilton. Tan uah Co., aid De- could du nothing
inf mu tir wanted ~ cut thc Shows uf ny trFs -
That Cuuid Wnlk hut would Not lui him. iuf u |
dil zee better would have un Uuutpl ui them.
Tlr dlspasU continued in this mHnutruniu was
seventeen yran nld aud one day in January. 1872
! Trad ga rcuOuut lu the lfhuus ui yuir tvfittnA
HrNrHtrs ~ drsrf.bci my case sltNirily that !
thought ns a iast u,.ou ti fi,c them tfal
Whom I Nrt Hpplpi thrn wna 40 raw aud
hlcoiiug frum tCfairhluf myself bat sent asloup
aIucs, Immediately f'mgihiug had not done COT
yrar, tlg ytlctt wee tu ruuthlug
IN aiuut two WUUts could stand straight but
NOT valk. I was tn weak. but nv sunys wcru nearly
we'll A. urif - can iuigg she tuucynA HtHr
" this date 40 = trum January. 1917 20 January.
ISL have not hccn tlrk in ani WY. uf have bad
Che lgasitirn Of the dlaca.c rgprgauus un me.
" . MCDONALD
gial n,afbrm S. Chlcapo. co.. June ll 90
Sold vyytywhCnr. lrlou ttuttnf, iN. soar.
gg CuuDtnA hrsuiVtNr. 81 ltvtaf,d hy tht
iuum nuVg ASn CLASSICAL Co. Boston. Nata
go Ncnd iur "iluw 10 Cufv Htin nl.cascs"
~. BLACK heads. nd rough. thnpped aud
lin oils skin prevented By CuuttuA soar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
Udwin Inrmcr'. concert.

Master Edwin Farmer, the boy pianist,
will give n matinee concert at the Young
Mems Hebrew Association Hall this (Sat-
upay) aiterno on ut . o'clock, assisted by
hi. father and the best local talent. Adj
mission, adults, 50ccnts, children, 2Jcents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08

The quantities Of domestic and foreign
wool handled at Boston ~ inr this year
have been about I per cent. less IN domcs-
tic and per cent les Ia foreign than in
the samc Iaft oi 1857.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
VnItcd hInIr, CIrruII Vnnrt.

J. II. Strickland vas acquitted of the
charge Of passing counterfeit money.
Anthony Owens is ON trial charged with
passing a $50 counterfeit bill on a Main
street merchant last summer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
prnI,nir Nnnri.

William llofgnn yesterday qualified rs
administrator Of the estate Of Miss Mamie
Swecny, deceased. bond S2,0O0.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08

Alex Jackson aud Hattie Branch, aud
Calvin Wilson and Nora lIill, all colorcd,
were licensed 10 marry yesterday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.
REGULAR WEEKLY COMMERCIAL
REVIEW OF r. G. DUN g. co.

While Reports OF the Condition OF Busi-
moss Show Confident Feeling for
the Future, There is Some Uneasiness
in the South.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08

All Millinglon WIS arrested yesterday
on a capias from this Court and jailed on
the charge Of COW stealing. Millingion
was indicted jointly with his brother sam
and III Patterson last Tuesday, but sue.
cccdod in olnding arrest until Yesterday
Charles H. Cheek was indicted by the
Grand Jury yesterday on the charge oi
embcn.ing money from the southern Tx
pres Company.
Tho calendar Tor today is as follows
6g-i3. Andrew Jackson.
30 Lem Bailey and Mick Bailey.
IS. lsham Bailey.
2lC-9lp. J. J. Arnold.
26j-26S. !. RUcnicn.
23l.235. Charley Norman.
90. Dave Meyers.
PSI. T.. Fitzgerald.
Oh. VIII Williams.
~ Monroe Pointer
The following motions will be taken mp
and determined by the Court
Reeves and MCGOWAN, murder
Thomas Jefferson, murder.
Icb Nolan. murder.
George Brown, assault 10 commit MUIR
der
Louis Mccoy, assault aud battery.
lcc Bradley attempt at subordinaiion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
Get OnI, the ncst.
nnsK Mnllo ID In iounlaIn.

"thtcf's Norwegian col Liver Oh" Il pure. ne
aud pryscfibcd by best physicians
lNO, e. BAKER A %, fhihiclphla
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08

How mAuffFuL are bright eyes aud rosy
chcclA How quickly will Mama lin bring
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
THE COURTS.

Chancellor Estes handed down the fol-
lowing DEGREES yesterdays
Lowenstein vs. SchoolGeld; decree must
20 for complainant.
Rogers, Poet & Co. vs. Buxbaum; de-
murrcr ovcrrulcd.
Butson Va Taxing District injunction
denied. Bill may be filed and question
involved tested.
Following is the calendar for today:
Nos. $3.50, Lytle vs. Lighthart; b,6j2, Gal
loway vs. Allen; 5,7SG, Anderson Hat
Company rs Applcwhite; $500, Buchig'
mani vs. logarmasino, b,SOI, Gage "
Friend; 5sl, League W Mcclellan; 5,S7S,
Carson W rartee; 1881, Pickett " Ham
nuer, 5SS2. Pickett vs. llanaucr; b,pOl,
Cupplcs Company vs. Miles; 5000, Thomp.
son VS. Thompson, $500, Shelton W. Mans
ford; 5,gl2, Curry W Curry; 5,9l7, Gibson
vs. Tmcy 1874, Mclaughlin W. llalscyi
h,g20. Fire Insurance Company W. Under
writers; 5,g27 Scug.s W kcndig.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08

seventeen years from - skin Disease, Gould
not walk 80 trcts mNseif. 4 mnss OF dis.
ciso from hrn O. foot. Cured la ~ hit
weeks b tic tutipufa ttemediss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
m,lNols CENTRAL nAILRoAp.

Rhortort Llne tn thc south.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-08-09
JUDITH VALLEY LOCALS.

Mr.. Nathaniel Parberry Of Seialia. Mis-
souri,, is making IA short visit with his bro
Their, Mr.. John Powell If the lower Judith.
The wife Of Mr.. Ensign Sweet has returned
after an extended visit east. Mr. Sweet is
as happy as il an extra cold winter had
been averted.
Gen. Stiles, the eminent Chicago jurist, is
enjoying a short vacation hunting and fish
ing with his old friend Capt. :. :. Hobson.
Trout are growing perceptibly less in mum
hers.
County Commissioner Barnes was exper-
imenting the other day in the field with "a
new hay rake. The flies exp5rimented with
the horse. and c. C. b. has since been ex-
perimenting with the results of IA badly
sprained ankle.
The Rev. J. W. Bennett has reached
home, after an extended visit to- Salt Lake.
The reverend gentleman is 50 well liked by
his Methodist constituency that they de-
handed Of the late conference at Missoula
his return for another year.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-08-09

The proprietor of our new store, Mr.. T..
+. Hcrscy. u young and energetic business
man FROM Minneapolis. has come to stay.
| I'd evidently knows how To- do business. as
he has caught on ia u good trade already
| Harry Wight. our local Adonis and ''bron-
cho buster cssayrd the other day to ride "a
horse possessed 81 an zap and down whirl-
REORGANIZATION movement. Harry caught
the grass somewhere near the roots. A.
this is the first event Of the kind in n long
and varied experience with horses. the spot
where lac lit will no doubt mark an era in
liarry's life.
An enjoyable birthday dinner was given
Master Jack Burrigh by Mrs Howell. Fri
day Of last week. at the Howell ranch near
Utica. The fve-year-old guest ex perienced
much satisfaction while cutting the mann
moth birthday cake. by extracting there
from coin oi II eoodly denomination. On
behalf of the young guest Master Guy Long
in neat after-dinner speech, thanked the
hostess for all the good things. The fol-
lowing day was pleasantly spent in AN ex-
cursion and picnic up the Judith. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Howell Mr.. and
Mrs. j. VI. Burlcish, Clara, Louise and Nita
Burleish. Dr. and Mrs. Long Guy, Roy and
lone Long. Mr.. aud Mrs. Jack Waite. Mas
tiers Donald. Sloan, Waite. and Master
Jack BurleislI.
When not directing he ideas of he youth
ful Utica boys and girls "how To- shoot"
Mrs. Howell has ample time and splendid
opportunities for intluleing IN u passtinIe,
not only unusual. but So far from the or,li-
nary ms to cause little waves 81 Arctic cool
ness Ia chase themselves adown the aver
age feminine vertebr;r. IL is the ma king 81
ladies belts, card eases, souvenirs aud od-
dit les from tho skins of rattlesnakes. just
imagine il and shiver. Upon seeing these
unique articles, however, that usual preju-
dice against his snakeship gives place only
to feelings of admiration for the beautifnl
in nature. The lady not only does all this
but goes out and captures II snake when in
need "f his beautiful peIt. II is now alto
gether the correct thing Ia have sna king par
ties. The one who fails To capture his
snake is awarded the booty prize.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-08-09
A Fatal Accident.

We clip the following from The Town.
send Tranchant, which gives the par.
ticulars of the sad accident which
resulted in the death of Patsey Cur.
nett, n brother of Mike Gurnett and
Mrs. Ed Ragen. who have our deepest
sympathy:
Last sunday VIM. I,uggler aud I'atsey
Gurnett started for their respective homes
from Canton ON horseback. and while goin.
up the Ia ne road toward the foot hills they
tried the mettle of their nags to see which
was the better horse. just as they had
reached the highest speed of their horses, 1,
yeariing bull jumped into the road. aA,l
over him went horses aud riders, all being
piled in heap. Young Gurnett fell upon
his head and was insensiblc when help ar
rived, and Buggler was badly hurt. a mes
senger was dispatched for Dr. Belchcr. aud
the wounded were taken back to Cant ON.
The doctor went down Immediately. and
found Gurnett still unconscious. lie re-
mained so throughout the night, and
appeared no better upon the physicians
visit Monday. The physician says there
are chances, Of course. for recovery but the
brain and spinal column are so badly
shocked that recovery is doubtful. Busgler
received very severe and painful injuries,
but will only he subjected To n siege of con
siderable duration of pain and quiet to
regain his wonted strergth aud the ,lse Of
his demoralized arms.
Since the above was in typewe learn with
sincere regret 81 the terminal ion oi the ace-
dent to Patsey Gurnett, who died at =.
O'clock Tuesday morning.
On Monday afternoon DIR. Hanson was
called down, and DIR. j. j. Mcdonald was
telegraphel to come down from BOULDER
The latter arrived On the II y. m. train
and DIR. Belcher Immediately drove him to
Canton. Doctors Hanson and Mcdonald
performed AN operation by removing the
scalp over the wound and boring through
the skull from which considerable blood
oozed out. but the young man never rccained
consciousness, and sank into final rest at
the hour stated.
Patsey t;urncit was II young man nine
teen years Of age. sou Of Mr.. l.. Gurnett,
who has for many years resided in Ibis val
ley upon the creek hearing his name, near
Canton. He was the pride Of his parents,
and highly esteemed throughout all this
section Of country. This is the second son
Mr.. Gurnett has lost by an accident, the
first being thrown from horse and dragged
by the lariat to hi- death.