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Baldwin 5, Moore B, Herndon I2, Stewart {, Fisher 5, Dousherty 8, Mott 7, 6witzer 6, Bennett 5, Freeze II, Jordan 9, Imhoff I2, Hartson I2, Vail. 12. Lowry I, McInernay IT, Oliver 5, Brown I5, Otey ?, Akers I6, Wilson, Brown IF, French 6, Murphy I2, Munds 5. Rowe I6, Williams 13, Haskell 5. :; t |
 Stanton.-Smith 6, Cheyney 5, Baldwin G., Moore 5, Herndon 8, Stewart 4, Fisher 6, Dougherty 6, Mott 5, Switzer 6. Bennett 6, Freeze. 5, Jordan g., Imhof 6, Hartson:5, Vail 5, Lowry ', McInernay 4, Oliver,6, Brown 5, Otey I, Akers II, Wilson ? Brown. 10, French 6, Mur. Phy 5, Munds 5, Williams 5, Rowe 5, Haskell 6.
 Bellemont.-Smith q, Cheyney 6, Baldwin P, Moore 5, Herndon 22, Stewart ,, Fisher zo,' D6ugherty Y, Mott 20, Switzerl 24, Bennett 22, Freeze 5. Jordan 6, 'Imhof 6, Hart son ?, Vail 13. Lowry r, McInernaY 10, Olive. B, Brown 4, Otey 2I, Akers 6, Wilson 22, Brown 5, French 5, Murphy 22- Munds aa, Williams 5, Rowe 2I, Haskeil6. =. .1
 Canon sDiablo.- II. Chey ney s, Baldwin 6, Moore s, Herndon 6. Stewart B; Fisher IT, Dougherty i II, Mott s, Switzer I6, Bennett $, Freeze ', Jordan ', Imhoff s, HartsoI ,, Vail I5,. Lowry :, McInernay I2, Oliver I5, Brown 4, f, Otey 6, Akers I3, Wilson I5, Brown 4, French I, Murphy Is, Munds l5, Rowe Il, Wll Hams s, Haskell f. Upper Agua Fria.-smith ,, Chey- ney II, Baldwin 6, Moore 10, Hern- don I2, Stewart 4, Fisher f, Dough erty { Mott 5, Switzer 1, Bennett ,, Freeze,I2, Jordan I2, Imhof II, Hart son II, Vail II, Lowry 8, Mclnernay- s, Oliver 10, Brown 6, Otey 3, Akers I3, Wilson 5, Brown II, French :, Murphy 9, Munds 3, Rowe 10, Williams 6, Haskell I3. t4
 Cieraga..-Smith }, Cheyney 3, Baldwin }, Moore, 3, Herndon ,, Stew art 3, Fisher }, Dougherty 4, Mott }, Switzer }. Bennett }, Freeze ?, Jordan ,, Tmhof 3, .Hartson,3, Vail ?, Lowry ?, McInernay 3, Oliver }, Brown 3, Otey }, Akers 3, Wilson ?, Brown 3, trench 3, Murphy 3, Rowe I, Munds 0, Williams 4, Haskell f
 Cherry Creek.-Smith II, Cheyney 10, Rald4in It, Moore 10, Hernlon r, Stewart ', Fisher I3, Dougherty I3, Mott I3, Switzer I3, Bennett I3. Freeze II, Jordan H.. Irnhoff II, Hart son II, Vail II, Lowry +, McInernay 10, Oliver. I3, Brown II, Otey T., Akers F, Wilson l2, Brown F., French I3, Murphy |, Munds l2, Will Hams l2, Rowe II, Haskell l2.
 Kirkland.-Smith ', Cheyney 6, Baldwin :, Moore 6, Herndon s, Stew art 3, Fisher 10, Dougherty s, Mott :, Switzer l, Bennett :, Freeze II, Jor- ohn z, Imhotf 6, Harrison 5, Vail ?, Lowry 6; Mcfnernay' 6, Oliver :, Brown 6, ,Otey ?, Akers II, Wilson :, Brown 6, French I2, Murphy I, Munds }, Williams II, Rowe g, Has kell 1,
 Tuba City.-Smith I5, Cheyney I, Baldwin z, Moore g, Herndon ', Stew art g, Fisher7, Doughorty 7, Mott :, Switzer I6, Bennett ', Imhof g, Vail g, Freeze g, Jordan g, Harrison g, MIG Inernay I6, Lowry 0, Otey :, Akers g, Wilson s, Brown s, Oliver ', Brown i g, Murphy g, French :, Rowe ', Munds :, Haskell 9, Williams g.
The Arizona champion., 1890-11-08
Notice to DelinQuents.

It is nearly the close of the year and we have on our subscription book a number of persons who are in ar rears, Bills will be sent to each one of these and we earnestly hope that each one will response promptly.
The Arizona champion., 1890-11-08
L.C.Sr List.

The following is the list of letters remaining in the post-ofiice at Flag staff, Arizona, for the month ending OctOhar 2Oth 1890
The Arizona champion., 1890-11-08

WONDER what the opinion of Pres colt is in regard to County Division, nowl
The Arizona champion., 1890-11-08
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS.

No change is made by Sleeping Car Passengers between SAN FRAN CISCO and KANSAS CITY; or SAN DIEGO and Los ANGELES and CHICAGO.
The Arizona champion., 1890-11-08

BARSTCW - California Southern + Railway for Los Angeles, San
 Diego and other southern
 California points. ..
The Arizona champion., 1890-11-08

PRESCOTT JUNCTION-Prescott : x ArizonaS Railway for Fort 7 Whipple. and Prescott. f:'
The Arizona champion., 1890-11-08

MOJAVE-Southern Pacific for San
 Francisco, Sacramento and Northern California points.
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The Arizona champion., 1890-11-08

Turkey Creek Smith 9, Cheyney l ', Baldwin Ii, Moore ?, Herndon l5, Stewart l, Fisher s; Dougharty 10, Mott I5, Switzer 1, Bennett 1, Freeze 10, Jordan ,, Imhoff I5, Harrison 6. Vail |, Lowry I5, NIcInernay I, Oliver TO, Srown $, Ctey ], Akers Ii. Will son 7, Brown 9, French f, Murphy I2, Nunds {, Rowe I5, Williams I2, l Haskell L. :. =. n
The Arizona champion., 1890-11-08

Williams.--Smith 56, Cheyney 54, Baldwin 56, Moore ,54, Herndon 70, Stewart A, Fisher 'e5, .Dougkerty II, Mott 50, Switzer 83, ,Reunett 90, Freeze 42, Jordan 4I. Imhoff, 24, Hartson 26, Vail 6I, Lowry T, Me Inerhay 42, Oliver 64, Brown #, Otey 60, Akcrs 5I. Wilson 69, Brown 43, French Is, Murphy 95, Munds e. Williams 46, Haskell 43.
The Arizona champion., 1890-11-08

Big Bug Smith p, Cheyney 20, Baldwin, Is, Moore 2I, Herndon 3, Stewart 20, Fisher I6, Dougherty IS, Mott Is, Switzer I6, Bennett Is,
 Freeze 2I, Jordan g, Imhof' B, Harrison g, Vail p, Lowry 25, Me
 tnernay r, Oliver 2L, Brown 2I, Otey I9, Akers B, Wilson l6, Brown 25, French 25, Murphy I5, Munds I5, Rowe 24, Williams 19, Haskell 24.
The Arizona champion., 1890-11-08

Cieraga.-smith ?, Cheyney 3, Baldwin }, Moore. 3, Herndon 2, Stew art 3, Fisher }, Dopgherty 4, Mott ?, Switzer }. Bennett }, Freeze ?, Jordan ,, Imhof 3, .Hartson,3, Vail ?, Lowry ?, McInernay 3, Oliver }, Brown 3, Otey }, Akers 3, Wilson }, Brown 3, trench 3, Murphy ?; Rowe l, Munds O, Williams 4, Haskell 4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17
An octoSenarian Up a spir..

A venerable athlete Of Leyweller. who
is known throughout Lothringen and
the Erckmann- Chatrian country as "Old
Vetter Michel, made wonderful e1-
hibition of his undiminished proves one
day. Although he has passed his eight
ieth year, the lively cid gentleman act
uslly climbed TO the top of the spire Of
the parish church Of Saar-Alben. which
is 1S2 feet high. There ne stayed some
minutes. turning the weathercock round
and round. and performing few other
gymnastic feats. He then came down
again as quietly aud conposedly as he
had assembled. amid the cheering of the
crowd OF admirers. The athletic world
viii surely acknowledge ~Netter Nj
chez 70 De the champion grand old man
Of the profession. although less sympa-
thetic critics viii probably say that there
Is TO fool ike an cid fool.-Pall Mall
Gazette.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17
What "Hurxoo" Is.

"Burgoo." explained Col James Orr,
of Covington. lis one of the oldest Ken
lucky dishes we have. No one knows
who first made 'burgoo.' nor does any
one know where or how il got its queer
name. 'Burgoo' is an out of doors crea-
ton, and pots of 'burgoo have simmered
over hot fire in the sun at every big
political gathering in the state since
Henry Clay was boy. and years before
that, too. II IS not only an extremely
palatRble dish, if you can call il that,
but it's very nour;shing. 'Burgoo' Is a
cross between a stew and soup. 1t is
always made In the open air.
How is it made: Well. take big
cauldron, put some red pepper pods IN
the bottom, add some potatoes. tomatoes
and corn; then put in half dozen prairie
chickens. as many more tender yellow
legs and couple % dozen soft shell
crabs. add some young squirrels when
they can be obtained When everything
is in readiness there is enough water put
into the csuldron TO just make the con-
tents feat.
Then il Is put on the FIRE. II must
be allowed 10 simmer slowly for SIX
hours. and must be stirred constantly
with hickory stick A hickory suck Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17
sharp Diamond smuggIers.

We are informed that a jewelry firm
not far from Madison square, on Broad
way, succeeded in getting a number of
diamonds past the customs officials in
peculiar way.
The diamonds numbered between
eighty and ninety, and were worth in
the vicinity of $4,000, as they were all
large stones.
On the invoice they were billed as i'm
itation French jewels of the new kind.
These diamonds are made of brilliant
pieces of glass highly polished and deity
covered with a thin coating of genuine
diamond shavings. These stones are so
expertly made that it is almost impossi-
bic to detect the imitation even by the
use of strong microscope. The tell
tale feature of the imitation stone is
roughness around the circular edge at
the widest part Of the stone, where the
two layers Of the diamond coating join.
This is really the only way that the
imitation can be detected. Emeralds,
pearls and rubies are also made in this
way. 1t is necessary TO use micro
scope TO detect this roughneSs about the
edge.
When the consignment of supposed
imitation diamonds arrived the assist
ant appraiser assigned TO gauge their
value examined each stone carefully with
a powerful microscope. and found that
all of them had the tell tale roughness
on the edges. He accordingly allowed
them 20 be delivered 20 the cOnsignees
on payment Of the duty based upon a
valuation of $500. This saved the firm
sor,,a 81 M l., S--Av
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17

natural silk ditto or r1ch salmon
pink, which he furthermore is expected
TO verify as being the natural color Of
the undyed thread. Now many long
hours soak in the dye tub do both silk
and wool undergo to acquire the nat
ural" color demanded by the public.
and the customer is now 80 used 70 the
deception which his persistently false
notion conpels the manufacturer 10
practice that he would not believe the
real undyed fabric 70 be genuine If he
saw it.-Cle;hier and Furnisher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17
A Big BargRin.

The new girl stood behind the counter
in South End bake shop. a young
man walked oTiskly up and laid down
two cents, with the words. Two kisses =
Doubtless ne would have been satisfied
with two Of the white sugar and egg
structures in the showcase, but the new
clerk, VINO was brought u2 IN Thompson
vile. climbed upon stool and pursed
her red lips so tersptiasiy that the Gus
toner got an extraordinary bargain
four kisses for t7Fo cents Springfield
Mas HOMESTEAD.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17

At HSe NcuO
of all blood-purifiers is DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. But it's
different from all of them. What
ever is claimed for this, it's g,sdrdn-
tsed to do. The money is refunded
in every case where it fails to bene-
fit or cure. It's because it is differ
ent that it can be sold so. All
diseases originating from a torpid
liver or impure blood yield to it.
1t cleanses and purifes the system,
freeing it from all manner of blood
poisons, no matter from what cause
they have arisen. For Dyspepsia,
Biliousness, Scrofula, Salt -rheum,
letter, Ervsipelas, or any blood
faint or disorder, it is an unequaled
remedy. Nothing else can take its
place.
"Golden Medical Discovery"
contains no alcohol to inebriste,
and no syrup or sugar TO derange
digestion.
It's q concentrated vegetable en-
tract put up in large bottles;
pleasant to the taste, and equally
good for adults or children works
equally well GR the year round.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17
How lie Knew.

The NarrG5or-Yes, jourreyed for
four days through an absolute wilder
ness, spsrsely inhabited by benighted
Seeple.
The Doubter-How do you mean they
were benighted?
The Narrator - Because in AL that
time | heard nc one vhistling "Aanis
Rome. '.- 'it+s f,-<- E-'irt;0
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17

best and IS always used, but another
might do as we'll When it is nearly
done it may be favored to suit the taste.
1t is done when the meats are thor
oughly shredded. not before When it
is done-um!' and Col. Orr's eyes spar
killed. at the prospect--Cincinnai Com.
mercial Gazette.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17

Salesman-As / uDderStand your order.
sir. il is for one dozen shirts, at 80 q
dozen.
Travcrs-That's correct knowing oT).
Good day
Salesmaa-Hold on a minute. Pardon
me, but we require a deposit from strHn-
gers
TravGrs-Then make one shirt lssA-
Ciothisr and Furnisher
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17
IF YOU KNEW

how easy It was 10 rid
Yourself CT face p,mples
and bIotches. you would
take a few bottles S. g. s.
and remove them
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Il SzN szn07.d ksrs yezr zfss yfra-
Pea aad blsteh<zaz The fsce lem
suited 7rsraIzsHE pRF<<n. ssd zsss
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einss uishsa: 1zy bsns62. Kiu@-Y =
trss sEifrs spseiAz- I'D he smos<A-
nssx " ny skin Wa sompiSss.y rs-4
E-Ss-tby tAe @. as fer bsrsls<~
CHAH1srIE EAsDow,
Thail2 TssSser, Nsv TOsSfCig-
srszz 81 sresS $50 sx,s sixzKs rzer-
rEswETrSzE-IxzrSo Co. As<st@. G.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17

yunbos stomach orrrt.iDed rnsuy ED-
elish coins, ga.d - ven - silver snd
bruno Tie elrpEEnss sktE WIS GA
and halt inchrz i1ick- Tia EsceiefCa
weighs go p-<z,<z- and The total v1iSsA
cf th~ boey was ever sSx t0rA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17

as matter of fact the jewelers. knew
the means taken by the custom house
authorities TO discover if the stones were
imitation or not, and had iled the edges
Of the diamonds before shipment from
the other side, so that they resembled
the spurious articles.-Jewelers' Gaia
lOCue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17

There are certain taIlacies abroad con
corning the proper cclorof natural wool,
and q natural six, toe. for that matter.
50 that fuTRisEex Is ve.y often com
PEELED to kesp his '.nstarAlr wool under
wear q decidedly gray colo-. ard rs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17

NJ. Slipt6by-wel, madam, you made
s fool Of re when ! married ysu. th4t't
dead sure
Ars Sliptoby-Why, Nieocsmus, lSas
before We were married you always ucastsc
that You we're Q self made msn- 80 don :
blame re--Sez York EerzId
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17

lis sFE Gnzley a vsrJ pspzias EAa.
AIicsD
<Wky, tkizk be - tbs r1sr< Ensrrcssr
rasr IN trr wz-sd De hzE gszs VIA -.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17
Ftati.tir. Of The naIIwayA

Some valuable sfstistics Of Tire rzil-
ways Of the United States have hpcn
gwen by the ststfsticiGn Of ths f1icrxtsts
commerce continuation 70 l6s report for
the year ending JUNE 20. leeo. Under
The caption of Men Ernpl0ysd On BAD
wAyB- figures show tozt the railroads tn
fms country give direct employment 20
7O4. 5s3 vurkerH, averaging 40 70 each
100 miles IL road AnfAlsg table h pro
se-uted showing M oontr1a fhat tbs
uuznbero Of employee m Engfnh Railways
amount 20 .74s pr so nElz Of road, On
shout fonr 10 one Ms compared WITH tfzs
countKT-
In tina errunerfscs, The Etrfi<ftrisn
r1-kes siZuiGrz1s E.ferOoue % tbs uuua-
izr II railway snc1znfs fruz al e<rssr
for the yusz. fke EHnn.r a p<nOps
Kid end SrjEr~d b<snz nrper4fvssy
sysz3 snd go. The tables pszwnfs6
,sS5yamsszs via szsEDczkkDz f1=r- thu
zr--z1fr FIR fszz1<khEss zrsd srsss-us
LrgisEazsssu - ~ vzJ a EzhetE sEph
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17

Ny lord. b1a thz u Er2tssai Jzss g1ve
ne tirns 70 cnI5err nay scz1zerz Ska .s'G
PIP
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iessson Ike thAs- 81 Joarpk MA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17

How These Girls Leve One Anothsrf
Winifred fnsinuRtingly)-Mr. Ran
dolph comes to see you every day,
doesn't he?
julia with the sailor hatl-Oh, yes;
but he's very easily entertained.
Winifred-He must bc.-Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17
EVIDENCES OF WORSHIP.

These platforms have evidently had to
do with the religious practices of the
early settlers, whoever they were; for
upon all of them are large stone pedes-
tails which have supported images, and
on some of them broken images are still
to be seen. On one platform fifteen
images were found, in size ranging from
three to thirty-fve feet in height. They
are Of human shape, representing the
upper part of the body only, with arms
and hands close to the sides. The heads
are cut fiat to allow of crowns being
placed on them. which crowns seem to
have been made, not Of the same mate
rial as the statues, but Of red tufa.
This has been traced to an extinct crater
within few miles of the houses, and on
the brink of this crater a large number
of crowns were found, finished and
ready for removal before some strange
fate depeopled the island of these an
cient worshipers.
The images themselves are made OF
gray lava, which is only found at quite
another crater at the other end Of the
island. at this crater, called Otouh,
there are several finished and partly
finished images, Just as they were left
by the workmen. IL is remarkable that
the present natives have small wooden
images carved ont of bard, dark wood,
but these images are hideous and differ
altogether from the dignifed statues OF
the platforms.
The present inhabitants are simply
tattooed savages, who are more than
suspected to have taste for cannibal-
ism They live in long. low houses, IN
shape like An upturned canoe, with only
. single opening about two feet square,
wholly unlike the massive stone villages
we have described There may have
been wood On the island st one time, for
the natives are well provided with clubs
and spears, and they sIso uEs . double
headed paddle which has not ben 90
served elsewhere IN Zoe Paci6c But, On
the other hand, they rnHy have nruucht
these implements with ihen. for they
have q trxdffion thai their gTsatErSst-
grandfather eznigr.sed from the iAhznd
OF Eapaiti, ab<,ut 1.ol6 nllfS swEy. ard
just sUuth Of the .uStrAl group Be
this N IL may. tbe- cal their pxragnt
abode Rzpzhui, or irest hzpA- to e1s-
tinguish it frun " IA. they cal their
former hnzne-C4% lPs AAgzzsc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17

Aeronaut--Grent heavens, mani whss
are you doIngi Don't you know that 10 u
suicide to light a cigar under this irnmsnss
gns bag' She'd explode In . second. and
we'd be dashed 20 pseossi
Passen9cr-I think that would suit me
exactly after q few whiGA LIS Cigar
that old Brown gave me this morntng.-
Judge
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-17
The aariehita nay eagle: anesday ornng eesmber H.
PRESERVED IN STONE.
ONE OF THE PROFOUND MYSTERIES
or THE SOUTH SEAS.

Records of . Prehistoric People-Colossa1
Figures, Massive Ruins and Palaces
with Painted waIls-Ths Wonders OF
Easter Island.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-05-15
Clifton Forge.

We learn from the highest authority
that il is the purpose OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad to eXpend a million
dollars at Clifton Forgeiiiimprovem
looking to the equipment of the road,
and the accommodation of it's trace and
travel. The important relation OF this
point to the road itself and the undevel-
oped mineral and timber regions which
are naturally tributary to it, lead to the
policy that has been outlined in respect
to this favored location. Not only will
the company improve its own property,
but it will be equally liberal III assisting
and encouraging all other enterprises
which have for their object the develop
ing country. One of the officials of the
road in a recent conversation stated that
what he knew was in sight would com
mand all the lands appropriated for
building purposes in both the Clifton
Forge and G. & O.. Development Com
pany's property, and that. every lot
would be needed to accommodate the
population that would be drawn there
by industries and improvements in CON
temptation. Already there is a popula
ton of 5000 in Clifton Forge, and the
important schemes now organized will
provide the requirements for an addi-
tional population of go, 600 to 10000. In
looking at the subject from these premis-
es,a gentleman2peaking from knowledge,
remarked q few days ago that the larg-
est city between Richmond and the OHIO
river would be built up at Clifton Forge.
This prediction was based upon the plans
OF the G. & 0. railroad company. 1t
did not involve the movements now { II
foot to develop and improve other prop
critics by private capital and enterprise.
Taking it as q whole, there is every rea
son to believe that the prediction Ct
General ingalls,; made some months ago,
that the ALTOONA of the South would
be located at Clifton Forge will be prac-
tically verified. 1t will be great indus
trial centre. Business Of all kinds will
flourish and that district from Iron Gate
to Covington will respond to the inspir-
ing influences that are now working for
the advancement of Clifton Forge
If what we hear of the plans of the
wealthy owner of the Douthatt survey,
which adjoins the holdings of the Cliff
ton Forge company, be true, the i'm
provements he will engineer and com
| pfete will add largely to the business
| which Clifton Forge is the centre. 1t is
| there that an outlet for the back coun-
| try, embracing most of the minerals and
| timber of this survey, will be found, and
| it is there that furnaces will be estab-
lished, if it is the policy to utilize the
iron iii that way and at that point.
Hundreds of influences and interests,
indeed, will cooperate to build up Cliff
ton Forge, and make it great centre OF
enterprise and business. -s'+
Referring to the Clifton Forge Compa
ny, the ReoieD of that place, has the
following significant paragraph: 1.-THE
stock of the Clifton Forge company
although very recently issued, is now al
a premium of $1,000 per share, and some
has sold rs high as $1150 The shrewdes1
business men IN the country have in
| vested in the stock of this company, anC
consider it a fine investment-an sucl
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-05-15
To Build a Hotel at Clifton Forge.

The corporators and stockholders of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Development
Company held a meeting here yesterday
and formally organized the company BY
the election OF the following officers
Decatur AXtcli, president G. w. Lewis.
vice president and general manager ;
Il. 0. Barbour, treasurer; G. E. Well
ford, secretary; j. f. Sullivan, auditor.
Directors: G. w. Lewis, S. J. Downs.
J. A. August, G.. f. Wexford, Decatur
Axtell, T. O. Barbour, and VIM. Gras-
tang.
Executive Committee: Messrs. Bar
bour, Grastang, Downs and Axtell.
The. plans drawn by Mr.. Rodgers, of
Cincinnati, for the proposed hotel at
Clifton Forge were adopted 10y the
Board of Directors, and ground is to e
broken for the building within two or
three weeks. Dispatch May 18th.
A Call for q Republican County
Convention.
Tho Committee appointed at meeting of the
Re publican County Committee on the 2Gth day
of April, 1880, being now assembled after due
n ptice makes the following cali for a delegated
Co inty. Convention for the purpose of reorgan-
izing thesRepublican party i'll Augusta county
pursuant to the present plan OF our State Re
publican organization.
The day fixed is Tuesday, July l3th 1890, at T.
o'clock NJ. The place is the Court house of said
county, if obtanaDle: If not, at some other suit
81, placa in the city of StauntOn
The Republicans of the county, will meet at
their several precincts Saturday, July 18th
1899, at o'clock P. NJ, and of the city at some
S lilable place, on same day at O'Clock p. NJ
ANA elect delegates and aternates by the fol
lowing Scheiule