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MEETING
OF The Mountain Lion Mining Company,
Tuesday Evening.

AT q mo0tlDR OI tu0 StOcA uOlueES Oh JIG
Mountain Lion Mining Company, Tuesday
evening, business of considered import
ance was transacted. The action was unani.
nous on all business transacted. To cover
any irregularity That may have occurred it is
deemed hest, under legal advice, to call in
all the stock now issued and issue new stock
Of equal amour in its stead, after certain
transfers have heen made. This is done fae
the more certain protection of stockholders.
The company has done a large o of
development by tunneling, with very favor
able results, and does not owe a dollar Of
Indebtedness. Negotiations are now pend
ing for deep and extensive development of
the mine, which, if consummated, will
result in the machinery being placed on the
property on or before January I, 1889, the
sinking of a shaft 200 feet below the level of
the mouth Of the present tunnel, and several
hundred feet Of levels and cross-cuts being
run at that depth. Mr.. C.. E.. Gable, of the
Sydney Co., is the party negotiating at
present with the company, and he now has
men clearing the tunnel and making explo-
rations for the purpose Of examination. The
negotiations include matters concerning only
the stockholders, and which will be stated
to them in a circular which will be addressed
to each of them in a few days. The indica-
tons are favorable for the early commence
ment Of deeper development of the property.
and all competent judges who have exam.
ined the property believe it will develop as
one of the best mines in Montana. Work
has only been suspended because it requires
more capital to place machinery on the
mine, sink 200 feet below the present tunnel,
and develop by levels at that depth, than
could be derived by the sale of stock here
and it was useless to continue work until
ample funds could be secured for that pur-
pose. We do not write this to influence the
sale Of stock, because the order to sell stock
has been rescinded; nor to influence those
whom Mr.. Gable represents, or others, be-
cause they will examine the mine for them
selves, but simply to inform the public of
the facts. The Mountain Lion is all right.
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GEORGE COCKRELL,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

j. l. CASE ENGINES AND THREsHERs,
Mccormick and Mowers,
Peter Schnttler WAGONS,
Drills, Seeders and Cnltivators,
Sulky and Walking Plows,
BARRED. BAL1NG AND BINDING WIRE,
Genuine Hollingsworth Hay Rakes,
Hills Concord and Peters Team and Buggy Harness,
Will handle only dret-class Goods and guarantee
prices lower than any other Implement Hon1se IN the
Territory. oo4
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A SURE CURE FOR PILES.

DR.. Kinks German Pile Ointment has cured
Blind Bleeding and Itching Piles when all
other Ointments have failed. 1t absorbs the
tumors, allays the itching at once, acts as q
poultice, gives instant relief. DR.. Kinks Ger
man Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles
else. Every box is warranted. Sold by drug
gists, or sent by mail on receipt of price, 81
per BOX. DR.. j. 81. Owings, Agent, Deer
Lodge, NJ T. $50 1y
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Portland, Oregon, January y.
NV kidneys were in . very bad cona,aonj
urine was like brick dust, and l sons!eu
a great deal with my hack: Al reIn nsnas
vere %unavailing until l tried the OREGON
K1psEY TEA. which gave me almost Inn
NL1:a.a ,a,;af H. HAMILTON.
Sold ~ Deer Lodge Drug Company, Mm.
<. Stanley, Manager. 1o1oi'
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ALWAYS READY.-If you will take the pre-
caution to keep q bottle Of Cham oer'ains
Col,c. Cholera and Diarrboea Remedy on
hand vou will Away be ready to cure any
form of howell complaint. 1t is prepared es-
pecially for that purpose, and IS sure cure
25cts. per bottle. Sold by J. II. ow'oes'
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TOWN NOTICE.

All persons indebted - for r. Town town o Of psss
under the ordinance ns;ebee Of 15 !n iss sSH are u hereby
Lodge, n pass the same are now due. and they
notified 1Saa insi to tot pay the same forthwith to the
""oei Recorder Of the Town Of Deer aoi ao II
roro,nher Is, 1888.
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JUBILEE MEETING AT HELENA.
To Take Place at Helena, Saturday Evening
Nov. 18th.

Helena is making preparations for the
greatest jubilee meeting ever held in Mon.
tana, to take place tomorrow evening, to
celebrate the great triumph Of Republican
principles in the Territory and Nation. Illu.
mination Of the city, fireworks, artillery
~salutes, . torchlight parade and . meeting at
the opera house, to be addressed by Delegate
elect Carter, Col. Sanders and others, are
among the features. The following has been
issued by the Territorial Central Committee !:
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IT.. uost alarming and violent attacks OF
,:,,;.,,a Collie or Cholera Morbus' can 70
b''''o"" .s,;erea and cured by taking Cham
herla,n's Collie, Cholera auu 1no4
pamedv. Sold BY j. z wins
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Mrs. jacob Scondue, while vls''t ~ wa
her father-,n law at Gaynor oi's, A
taken very sick with Cholera " .ootor was
physician was sent for, but as the aoc, ."n. of
not at home, MI. S. E. While a me- "f The
Gaynor city, handed the husband ,. 81
sick lady small! bottle Of c nsmedg and j
.. Ia him to try that, and if it did not cure ana
he need not pay for it, but it did its s%. Wort ID
before be returning to their home in spr'oep ""t.
Ohio, they called aud procured another a',e never eve.
~ 1Incie John scondue, says he VII! new.
b. without Chamberlain's Conc, n
and ni.,rhoea Remedy. Sold ny ~.
Owings.
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College S0ciable.

Th.ra will he an iye cream and cake socia-
bic at the College Of Montana, Friday even
ing, November 10th, the proceeds Tor the
college fund. Music and smusements lot All
| A general Invitation is extended. lOo9'2t
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REPUBLICAN TERRITORIAL CENTRAL)
COMMITTEE,
HELENA. Mont. Nov. IL. 1898

ELENA Mont., NOV. Ii, 1885,
The Republican Central Committee ex-
tend to all our political friends a cordial
invitation to attend the Republican Terrific.
rial Reunion and Jubilee Meeting, on Satur-
day evening, Nov. 18th. We wish to fifty
commemorate the most notable political
event in the history of Montana, and to cele-
brate the great triumph Of Republican prin-
ciples in the Territory and the Nation. A
Republican President, a Republican United
States Senate, a Republican House of Repre-
sentatives, a Republican Delegate to Con-
gress, a Republican Legislature, and a GER
tainty of the early admission Of Montana
into the Union of States-all unite to make
the occasion one for general rejoicing
Leading Republicans from all over the Ter
ritory have signified their intention of being
present. %%..
A special rate of one and one-ffth fare
from all points in the Territory has been
made by the Northern Pacific and the Mon
tana Central Railroad Companies. We hope
that all Republicans and all friends of pro-
lection in Montana can join with US on Sat
urday evening.
e. d. WEED, Secretary.
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LOST.

Between John O'Neilrs residence and the
ono pair of dark spectacles in a
leather case. The finder will confer = favor
bv leaving same at this office. lOlO 1t
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NOTICE

Persons who have subscribed to the Meth.
dist church of Deer Lodge, will please pay
convenient and he will receipt for same.
1910 Phil E. EVANS, Trustee.
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Holiday Goods-Make Your Selection.
JUST RECEIVED BY THE
Deer Lodge Drug Co.,

A Splendid Line of Holiday Goods.
Stationery and Vases in Finest Wares,
Bisque Figures and Ornaments,
Rose Jars, Plaques, Artistic Goods,
New Line of Lundborg's Perfumes,
Rochester Library Lamps, Fairy Lamps, Etc.
The very finest Goods ever offered for sale
here. Call and make your selections and
have them set aside while the stock is large
and there is ample choice.
" First come. first served. Delay is dan
gerous. DEER LODGE DRUG CO.,
Nov. Is. WI. F. STANLEY, Manager.
1910 If
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BRICK o SALE.

1h.ve in kiln. over and above amount re-
,n;rad ~ comniete nv Deer Lodge contracts
this Year, 800, 600 to 600, 900 good quality brick
which I offer for sale at reasonanle nRufes'
Call on or address A. y. d.
Sept. %, 1883. llOO3 u Oee' e
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INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC

Will be given by the undersigned, as applied
to the
PIANO AND ORGAN.
Applications may be addressed, care of
Shanley's Deer Lodge Drug Store. or through
postofice, to S. A. KENN1coT.
Emusic furnished for Balls, Parties, etc.
1O04 If
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OF

Valley Lodge No. 6, K. Of P, meets everv
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock, at Union
Hall. All visiting Brethren are cordially Invited
20 be present at the meetings.
c.s. SCHROEDER, K. Of ri S. @5
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Statement.

OFFICE GRANITE MOUNTAIN MINING COMPANY
Rooms IS, No. 2A North Third Street,
ST. LOUIS, October 3let, 1888.
Pursuant to Section 25s of the General Laws of
Montana !: This is to certify that the capital stock of
the Granite Mountain Mining Company 10 Ten Mil
lions Dollars, full paid stock rs contemplated in Sec
ton 25G of the General Laws of Montana, and the
aggregate sum OF existing debts of the company on
September 1st, 1888. by the books; was s%ixty-flvc
Thousand, Nine hundred and Eight and Twenty
eight One-hundredths [ $G5 ,9os 2s-1oo] Dollars, pay
able at maturity to parties in Montana Territory. and
nothing due to parties outside of Montana Terri
tory
l.. NJ. RUMSEY, President.
JNO. r. LIONBERGER, Trustee.
ANDRE WARREN, Trustee.
CHAS D. McLUKE, Trustee.
PAUL A. FUSE, Trustee.
AUG. B. EWING, Trustee.
LARK Trustee.
NJ. RUNSEY, Truetee.
LOUIS DUESTR0W, Trustee.
l solemnly swear that the statement in the forego-
ing certificate is true to the best of NY knowledge
and belief.
JOHN T. FIELD, Secretary.
[tEAL.l Subscribed and sworn to before me this
31st day Of October, A. D. 1888.
1OM 2t
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Marriage, Birth and Death Notices inserted
free. il Information thereof is sent to this Office.
Obituary Notices, Resolutions Of Coincidence,
Notices Of Meetings, ETC., will be charged for 1t
advertising rates.
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Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.
The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and ali Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
refunded. Price Is cents per box. For sale
BY the Deer Lodge Drug Company. 1909 ~
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HAY FOR SALE.

offer for sale, at my ranch, near Helm
vile, 100 tons of well-cured, well-stacked
hay. For terms, apply to Chas. B. Smith,
Helmville, or Billings B. Fisher, at ranch.
zoos At NJ. w. WHITE.
Helmville, Deer Lodge Co., Oct. %, 1888.
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THE osBohsr. new G.sd Nc; 4I aasa now q: 81 Se =
Mowers, and oil os0ofne ssou
O'NeiIrs.
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b OF IRON HALL

The meetings nf Branch No. 625 Of the order q,
Iron Hall, viii be held at Union Hall. on the first and
third Frii " evenings OF each month, at 8 O'clnck
Waiting Friends of the Order are cord ia,ly invited Ia
meet with ns. JDShPll McDoNNAL1. j.
AVN II TRlrfEr, Accountant. gtN;
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC

Friday. OF each month. at 7.a0 2. m. Visiting Com
rade. are cordially invited to attend.
B. F. MARrz, Adjn'ant. H. A. SMuRR, PC.
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STORM

STORM
Save more money in fuel than they cost. We
are now taking orders for two or three car
loads. Send your orders without delay to
GILCHR1sT Bros. & EDGAR,
1904 If Helena. Montana.
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The funeral of James NJ. Bailey will tax
place from the residence at 2 p. IN. Saturday
II.
Friends of the deceased and family ar
respectfully invited to attend.
McPHA1L.-In New Chicago, Mont, at Il
p. m. Saturday, Nov. :, 1888, of poison
ing. Ralph Archie MGPhail, infant So
If Mr.. and Mrs. Archie McPhail, aged
year, 0 months and q days.
IN MEMORY OF DARLING RALPH.
Go to thy rest, fair child,
Go to thy dreamless bed,
While yet so gentle, undefiled,
With blessings On thy head.
Ere sin has scared thy breast,
Or sorrow walked the tear,
Rise to thy throne of cEangeless rest,
In yon celestial sphere.
Because thy smile was fair,
Thy life and eye so bright;
Because thy loving cradle care
Was such a dear delight,
Shall love, with weak embrace,
Thy upward wing detain?
No! gentle Ralph, 60 seek thy place
Amid the cherub train
As thy mother muses.,
From the world apart,
Leaning on the arrow
That has pierced her heart. .".
FROM A FRIEND.
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Estray Steer.

49, Came to the herd of Philip Allen.
near Pioneer, two years ago. a breechy
steer. Blotched brand-lOaks like 3
-@kw with horse. shoe behind it, on ribs of
left side; another brand looks like a clevis, on left
shoulder. Animal breaks into corrals. Has been fed
last two winters. Owner is notified to prove prOp-
erty, pay charges and take him away.
WILLIAM LANDON.
Pioneer, Oct. 81, 1883. 1WS
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Nonnt Powell Lodge No. Il, A. q. U W.. meets
the fret and third Tuesdays NJ each month. Al jIninn
Hall at Z 20 p. m. Visiting Brethren are cordially in
yitcd to attend.
?. BADEH, Recorder. 966
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aOClETY MEETINGS..

court Deer Lodge. No. 1865, A. @, F., meets every
rhnrsdsy evening ut Z. 80 O'Clock, at Union Hsll. al
.isitinr brethren are cordially invited To attend. -"
WILLING NArrON, c. r.
J,uN GALBHAlTH. Sc cretary. 97
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DIED.
Deer Lodge, Nov. 10, 1883, Of
pneumonls, Mrs. Clara NJ. johnson,

'oh nnenmon,a neG n 1ou f. nov y ~ 4o ioos, OF
aged GO years and II months.
BA1LEY.-In Deer Lodge, Mont, at 9 a. M,
Nov. Is, 1888, of pneumonia, James NJ.
Bailey, of Deer Lodge, aged 62 years, 4
months and 2 days.
Thus, suddenly, has gone another of our
old citizens, a man Of sterling moral and
business worth, of much force Of character,
of dauntless courage, Of generous heart and
strict integrity, whose friendship to his
friends was true as steel, whose loss will be
sincerely regretted by all who knew him,
and whose memory will be ever sacred to
those who knew him best. He leaves a wife
and daughter to most keenly deplore his
loss.
Mr.. Bailey, although afflicted with rheum-
atism, was apparently Of that physical type
to whom very many years are given, but
much hardship, exposure and toll had i'm.
planted the seeds of decay, and for the past
two or three years it has been painfully ap-
parent he was breaking down. A trouble
some cough, almost total loss of appetite and
rheumatism aged him rapidly, and frailty,
nervousness and weakness of lungs told of
ravages that were rapidly wearing him out.
Ou EltCtlOu U6y, 6AtuOuku lCclluk Udulys u0
was out almost continuously, and was urged
by friends not to SO expose himself. The
next afternoon he complained of overpower-
ing illness, went home, and to bed, from
which he did not rise again. DR.. Owings
was called and pronounced the disease pneu-
monia, which, at his age and in his condi-
ten, was extremely dangerous. He seemed
to feel his time had come, and expressed
himself to that effect before the family or
physician thought his case necessarily fatal.
Shortly after 1 o'clock Thursday morning
", aud at 9 o'clock died.
Mr.. Bailey was born in Maine, July IL,
1896. In 1876 he settled at Pittston u, Penn,
where he worked at the carpenter trade
three years. In 1849 he moved to Grant
county; Wis, and engaged in carpentering
and farming until 1864. In October, 1840, he
married Miss Catharine House sister of
Mrs. Lou. p. Smith, Butte, and Mrs. VIM.
Hammond, Philipsburg). In 1864 he came
with his family and others, via the Plains,
to Montana, locating fer a time in Alder
Gulch, and coming here in 18G5-his daugh-
ter, now Mrs. Thos. Morgan, being one of
the first two white children resident in Deer
Lodge. He mined for a time in Blackfoot,
and then purchased the Lower Warm Spring
Creek ranch, some 3 or 4 miles below the
present town of Garrison, and kept the stage
house there for some years, mining at Pho
neer in the summer and remaining home in
the winter. In 1869 he moved to Deer Lodge
and for several years was engaged in the
lumber business with J. NJ. Hartwen, also
in sheep and horse growing, and of late
years has been in business here with Mr..
James Petty. Mr.. Bailey was elected Alder
man at the first town election in Deer Lodge
and held that position at the time Of his
death.
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GARRISON TIME B

All mails at Deer Lodge post ofice close 20
minutes before departure Of trains,
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MONTANA UNION TIME TABLE.

MONTANA UNION TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure of Trains at Deer Lodge,
Taking Effect Nov. I, 1888.
Bound South. Bound North.
No.4Exp.., l0.40 a. m. No. Exp, 3.14 D. m
No. freight, 1853 III. No 5 freig't, 7N p m
Mo- Exp. 7.N p. m. No. l Exp. 9.36 .. m
j. H. CALDERHEAD, Ag't, Deer Lodge.
GARRISON TIME TABLE.
n. p. west bound Express passes Garrison
at IS p. m.
n. P. east bound Express passes Garrison at
$40 p. m.
N I. Missoula bound Express passes Carl
son at 10 a. m.
n. P. Helena bound Express passes Garrison
at 10 q. m.
X. E. SPURR1ER. Ag't, Garrison.
Passengers and mails leave Deer Lodge for
East over Northern Pacific at 3.14 p. m. and
arrive at 7.O4 p. m.
All mails at Deer Lodge post Office close %
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THE MORROW CASE.
Yesterdays Proceedings -ATorrow's Ex-
traordInary Expenses-Etc.


Icopygt, 1855. by Ge California associated Press.
SANTA Rosa, February 1st-James Dun.
can Deputy Clerk in San Francisco, was
the first witness called for the prosecution
merely to identify papers used in the case
OF Florence NJ. Wright against the Geary-
street Railroad.
NJ. g. Leavegh, a capitalist of San Fran.
cisco, was next sworn. He is stockholdeI
III the Geary-street Railroad is a Director
of the road; remembers Florence N
Wright; Morrow was in favor of settling
with Mrs. Wright, if settlement could be
made on reasonable terms some one of the
Directors had the management of the case
in hand. At a meeting of the Directors
Morrow asked that he be reimbursed foI
expenses during tne trial of Doane, and the
Board refused TO reimburse him.
NJ. Meyer, merchant of San Francisco
and Director of the Gesry-street Railroad
testified that in the matter of the Wright
case all the Directors were willing to pay
5000 damages. Meyer was willing to pay
s. 500, but Morrow said he was too liberal
He said he could make better terms. Nor.
row, after the Doane trial, said he had been
at extraordinary expense and wanted the
Board to reimburse him.
A. J. Booth, OF the law firm of Gunnison
d Booth, testified that Morrow made sug-
gestions about challenging jurors in the
Doane,Wright trial.
A. i. Woods, the noted juror, told sub.
stantially the same story as before on the
first trial of Morrow Hall McAllister sub.
Jected him to severe cross ss-examinaticn.
Frederick Madge, Secretary of the Geary.
street Railway, testified that Morrow owned
9l5 shares or the Geary-street Railway
stock between 1884 and 1886.
Frank Northey was brought up from San
Quentin, but refused to testify against
Morrow
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FIGHTING FOR SP0ILs
Democrats QuarreliDg Over Proposed
Vacancies at Mare Island.


Vacancies at Mare Island.
tGcpyright, 1855, BY the California Associated Press,
WASHINGTON, February Isl. Quite a
number of changes will be made at Mare
Island Nayy-yard within the next week.
Representative Thompson and Senator
Hearst have made request of the Secretary
OF the Navy to remove certain Republicans
now holding office there, and to appoint
democrats in their places. There is a
three-cornered fight over the selection of
Post-trader at the yard. Mr.. McGinnis, a
Republican, has been Post trader for sew
eral years.
The regulations of the Navy Department
require. that the man appointed as Post
trader shall be confirmed for the place by
Board of naval officers designed for that
purpose. Mr.. McGettigan, a Democratic
politician, who has visited Washington
frequently in the interests of the Dem
ocfatic employees at the Mare Island
yard, long ago expressed his desire
to be appointed Post-trader in the place of
McGinnis. The latter, however, has in
tiuence with the Confirmatory Board of
Naval Officers, and declined to make way
for McGettigan. When informed by Rep
resentatiye Thompson that that gentleman
would endeavor to secure his removal, he
expressed willingness to resign, provided
McGettlgan was not appointed in his place
thompson assured him that McGettigan
should not be appointed, and recommended
William Tormey. of Vallejo, for the posi-
ton. Senator Hearst has recommended
the appointment of McGettigan. McGinnis
Will only resign with the understanding
that McGettigan is not to have the position,
and Mr.. Thompson says that he will stand
by Tormey to the end.
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Building Activity in NIarx.xi1ls.

Icopy7gh, 1888, by De California Associa.1i Pres,
MARYsvILLE, February 1st-Nearly all
the buildings in the city destroyed by fire
last September have been replaced By sub
stantiai brick structures of four times the
value of those burned. These new build
ings are now nearly ready for occupancy.
The Marysville Water Company and
Union Lumber Company will soon put up
buildings whose aggregate cost will be
about $40 600. The building Improvements
in Marysviile during the last twelve
months aggregate about SlS0,00O, and this
sum will be swollen to a quarter Of q mill
ION within the next few months. Business
is good and the city going ahead. The
building of a new canDery will soon be
commenced, and there is talk among local
capitalists of putting up 100000 hotel