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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-20
1ailroaos e Sfeambuats
Arrangement Of TRAINS in Eject Jane
2sth, 1891.

GOING WEGT-s2s A. NJ. for IL vistoa
Eae ektand, POstias I'd, Bogt0n And Montreal; % A
NJ for HAilo~eH, Gardner ard Soufh GAr1tner
pN N. for iSsisson. tSYmingf y. k.cxIaad
diner BFubs .tsk. Portland and Boston connect
ins f9r White Mountain ant Quebec; iIas p. Il
far HaIlovell, Gardiner and sSafh Gardner, ~.
E for Brans~fex. Bath. kockiznd, Portland
Boston. is-, tesgrsssl Portland and r .-t0p 4he
Nontreai; go r. N. for Haiioveu Gardiner and
saaih Gafdiner; HOO r. NJ might Pullman foi
fSsi-s0n. Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-zie A. ~. might expressj for
Esoshsgab Belfast, Bangor. Bar Harbor Ct
stephsns 81. John and AYDostook Eoaaty, = 80 4.
N for Ws,eryiis. and Skowhegsa. (fToyibcisl
t.press lsages y atnfVilie for ssngo', Bar Hsr-
taf tnd " John, At 10 r. NJ 2H r. NJ sx
tfss. Tor Watsrviiie, Hewyori, Dsysr, Foxcsoft,
sangnr. Bar HaFbof and ~ John rs =. N Tor
NAtsryille. sko~hsgAn, Oakland, connecting z
With 3onsfset ksilsay) Belfast. Dover and Eex
croft Bangor, 81 stspsens, 81 John and Aioo-
tsot County, 10 4, VI, for atsrgils, and s.i5
AN sundays only, for Bangbr.
The Night Pullman Train run each way every
night. sundays included, but not 10 6kowhsgsa an
monday mornings. or 10 ;sifa.t. Dexssr, or
tsyond bangor, eNceptiag 70 Bar Barbor, on San.
fbe day sxpre.s trains going West a, io.2a A.
N sad Fat At - r, VI. rin daily, 5andAys in
cigded, bstSeen Boston, isvist0n, Bath, Rock
Land Bar Harbor and st- John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augv..s
lsavez soatb gardiner. 40 A. al, u 20 api 10
q ~ Gardiner. 9 "a A ". loo and Is 4. n.
Hst,arci, atg A. N. liz and sls9 p. n.
Through tIckfts % California and ali points
.yoHrh and West MAY b. had OF r.. ~. alter
iickst Rgp al, Augusta. tae only Office iU Aasusta
'iiing VA all routes and eheeAiRg basgage free Of
ssp"as"-
PAYSON TIifkER. Vice Pres. a Gen't Manager.
y 5 BDOGHBY, GrnI Pass. and Ticket As't.
fsr'lApd. June -, 1891.
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DESPERATE BALMACEDA.
He Issued $l2, 100000 Of Scrip
Forcing Men Toto the Army.

SAN Francisco, Cal. Aug, 10 "A CORES.
pondent writing from the city Of Santiago,
Chill, under date of June 81, says that Il Al
maceda had issued Sl2,0O0,00 Of fifsy cent
paper money, and that it Is legal tender.
The regime mt 30 highly extoiled BY the
Government, which retrested from Tara
paca through the Argentine Republic, and
thence across the Andes, arrived 200 strong
at Santiago, where they received their pay
and also Ave days leave Of absence, since
which time they have failed to put in an
appearance.
Balmaceda has issued . proclamation for
an increase Of the army to 60 900 men.
The correspondent ssys that throughout
all the departments in the hands Of Bslma-
ceds soldiers are picking up volunteers,
which means that every man got hold Of is
forced into the ranks. It is believed that
this is bad policy, for these ''volunteers"
do not wish to fight their own coun.
trymen, and most Of them sympathize
with the opposition. IL one can
Judge by the past, when the time
comes for = battle many of them will
change to the other army. These "volun-
teers' oftentimes are sleeping in their beds
and are suddenly awakened by poundugs
At their doors, with threats that il they do
not open them they will be forced open. A
mau thus forcibly seized is marched oh to
jsil.
Many Of the towns and farms are desti
tute of men, and the hills are tlIed with
men hiding from their pursuers.
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Bah oh,pbui'dipg.

Barn, Aug I9--The Enterprise gives
the following BAH shipping notes:
The ship at McDonsld's yard it being
COP pered. The Bowker schooner at Phips-
burg is ready for launching. She isss three
masted Sc thooner and bears the name
of II. II. Chamberlain. Saturday the
schooner Jennie s. Butler now
builsing At the New England yard
for Jsmes B Drake will be launched
She i. about 700 tons. The schoo ,er for
Captain Chase at New Erg and navy yard 10
sbou, two. thirds ceiIed rhe work on the
new ferry bou at the New Euglsnd yard is
progressing rapidly and it is expected she
will be put overheard about Oct | and in
two months later she will be ready for
use. We hear that Bath captain will
command the ship nov building at the Nc
Donald yard Hon. William Rogers has
his vessel about half completed. One
builder told the Enterprise Monday that he
vas thuking of putting up another four
masted schooner this fall. The Morses
will probably begin on their big coal barge
early this fall. The brig Mary G. Mariner
i. discharsing coal at 'te Maine Central
wharf. Schooner Dickey Bird i, discharg-
ing timber At the depot wharf.
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Audtosoosg'n County Agiioultu'slists

IlvERMoRE FALLS, Aug. l9-That the
annual NEE ing OF the Androscoggin County
Agricultural and Horticultural Society, to
come off mex. week, the 25th 26,h and
9th will be the grsndest success in the bis-
tory of the society thus far, there seems to
be no doubt.
Looking over the grounds Of 'l"' society
we and that a considerable outl.y i,I'" y
and labor has been expended on the uA.n,
and placed It in condition that will give
the people Of this and peighboring counties
he right to expect an exhibition of speed
IN tbs various classes ertered f,r trotting.
All the classes are we'll filed. 1t iss
poticeabIs fact that the .ociety's premiums
are much larger than have ever been offered
oof1re. The farmers will be pleased to
lrarn that the display OF pest stock will be
Try large ~ d the interesting feature will
csll out in rumoers ,hose who like to see
od a. well bred stock.
Some OF the best specimens Of horsetiesh
u the state has been booked for the fair
ha large amount Of money offered IN
prsmium.. together with the special five
hundred dollar purse cannot fail to draw
b CROW d, To Evergreen Park daily.
Special trains Will run over the Farming
ton branch of the Maine Central and
.p. cisl daily to Lewiston and Auburn at
,lose of races
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Experts Agree
that

.NERFECT and unifonn
success in making finest
- food is more certain
with Royal Baking Pow
der than with any other.
Use it in every receipt
calling for baking powder, or
for cream Of tartar and soda,
and the lightest, pwest. most
wholesome and. appetizing
food is assured.
MARIoN HARLANDs Il regard
the Royal Baking Powder - ths
best IN the market. Since ~
introduction into my kitchen !
have used no other"
Miss MARIA PARLoA. slt.
seems to me that Roysl Baking
Powder Is as good as any can Be.
I have used 4 a great deal, and
always with great sathfaction." !"
MRs. BAKER, Principal Of
Washington, d. C.. School of
Cookery: IL say to you. vgthout
Hesitation, use the Royal l
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pHpVT J1HsA
Government bonds, dull, steady.
Railroad bonds. quiet, steady to firm.
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BA8B BALL
National League.
League Standing.

Hits-New York, II: Boston, Ia Errors-New |
York 4; Boston, 4. Welch and Burrill Staley |
and Bennett.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Commanding Monday, June 10Th, 1897, train,
e run a. follows, connecting al Oakland with
Man. Central Railroad.
Dor Bns'on, Portland. Lewiston. Watsrviile, Au
ggsts sh0shTgan and Bangor
Pa.-eugcr trains traga Bingham. ga A. N.
~ 70 y. VI, solon, 6-5I A. NJ. i2.5S = NJ; Cara
tups ra'l.. :" 81 = " los =. N. kmbden. 2 "a
:. ". 10 +, VI, SOrtb An.ou. ~ A NJ. 30 r,
Sc knson, IN 81. 59r NJ, Madison, % 4
VI. 02 =. o., HOrridgevock, : 20 NJ, 2-zi =,
Blng- siding, = 80 A. VI, '2,2s r. vi, Sa~ Iel .
Ifo-.ing. 's0k a. - ~ =. 81, arrive Oakland
s.io.. ", 80 ~
From Boston, Portland Lewiston, Augusta, Wa.
tcrvilie, bkOwhegan And Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oaklnnd, 9.o5 A. W, a
=. " Sawtriie Crossing, $40 4. NJ - 90 r. NJ;
Bang. siding - ii 4. ~, '5.T =. N, No ridge
work y u a. VI. "a s.. ". Madison, 9.5i A. ",
S ID =. NJ, Anson. 20 A. Nj, - r. North An
sun to 1S VI. > so VI Embden. 1870 A. "
400 =. VI, Carrat1nk falls 40 80 A.. NJ, '6.14 T..
~ 9oiuu. 10 So NJ, GIG = Nj arrive Bingham,
~ 70 A. VI, b.iB =, ".
Flag stations, at which trains stop on sign or
nntIor 10 conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North Anson. WIN NJ. AVER. hgpt-
sepiadtf
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EASTERN MAINE CIRCUIT
Successfully op med At the Pisc ats quis
Genital Ilotting Park.

DOVER. Aug. 19.-Ths eastern Maine
circuit race on the Piscataquis Central Park
began today. Five started in tine 2.50
class. Hortense, G. M. Poole, Dover,
won-time. 2.35 IL; Bavsrian, ID. E
Larrabse, Dover. second; Losfer, N.
Dawson, third. Eight started in the 2 33
class, and Lilly May, May d Burrill.
Skovhegan. won-time 90 l-2, the fastest
time ever made on this track; John M, d.
E. Cleme mt, second; Hector, Lon McDon-
nl third
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-20

New York
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Wsshington
Albany
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AT BAR HARBOR
The Annual Flower Pasads-A Vssy
Har ds mo Affair.

BAR BARBoR, Aug. I9.-The great event
today was the annual hower parade at
Kebo Valley at 4 O'Clock this afternoon.
There we're crowds Of spectators and it was
very pretty AFFAIR.
Secretary Blaine With party, among whom
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dsmrosch. Mr..
and Mrs. Emmops Blaine, visited Admiral
Gherardi on board the Philadelphia this
morning at IL.
Mrs. Emmons Blaine will give recep,io
tomorrow night.
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NORWAY RACES.
1hRee Thousand People EDjay the Sec.
ond Days Races.
The 0svsral Cases Who Won Th I'm
and the fine.

NORWAY. Aug. ls.-At the second day
% the oxfcri County Ir,ttins Horse
Breeders Association rsces the attendance
son D.. owned by y. X. Hayden, Lewiston,
won the 2 81 class; time. rs l-2. Key
stone second, Black Nathan third.
Belle Chase, 7. Thaye,, Paris. won the
2.33 pacing class; time, : 351; Eclsir Jr.,
second, 6 I'D Dlst, third, L2Msscott,
fourth.
Zrcon Boy. Frank Stanley, Dixaeid, won
the 45 cisss; time 4S Maggie Fox, L.
N. Fox. Lowell, won the SyeM race.
time 10.
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nsw Yosk Produce hagkst.

Nsw YoRk. Aug -
FLouH--Reoeipts. 'osao pigs: sxports. 1881 )
sales, zGioo bbls, low extras 55aA 20; Cry
mills S 3osSs 80, city mill patenis. - 0ses0o,
winter wheat, Low grades e. 7sae1 ~ fair 70
olcaf,s t4.50ss5.l6 ssrAishts. u 7saes5o; DO pa
crime. b a5S4 %: fse.s COATS s. .....
..iss. szs ooc. mod active, unsetilet. clo.lss
t.f, i,o,ali2s anoat: iiislisl fob. No. n,,'h-
.,a arrive; ,lo' I,,,,,, No ea's NJ to army. mi,
wsnkee, ii5afi53: NO. 3 red Itsi
sxE- ~ estern Sept. delivery unsettled first
offered 10 decline TO 20 afoat, cloeing stronger on
reac ion 1t weat 100 here d. livefed.
BARLEY MALT-dmii.
CoKp-Heossn $3.50; sspos's 1890. salss,
ssoas sIsss, g1iss,, s,,. scare No. ss' e'e'a'''
OAIs-kseeipts 5fo0o -Avorts sases. ~
COO, mod. active stronger. spot prices 10. -
20 mite. -: No. sss.sl 90 .s .n,ss ss"s ~,
do whi,e ssaso; white STATE, Ss,so, no. . CHI
Coyyx.-no quiet. steady. fair ssgoe.. 70. :.
eest1ss. = ', ,s:; a sz s:1ss sssnss sanns
sSaTs' No !, li.% % No. ., ass, No. 10. d
No. H.. ~; No. u. ssie on e. "
TONERS ~, cut loaf and crush. 81,
po-dered. q Gransiased. $iafsi csbes, "
MaLAssks- foreigo, nominal, New Orleans
quiet, firm
TuRPENTIsE-
POkG-duii, steady
BxKv- firm, quiet.
BsEF HANs-gaIst, tssy
LARD stronger, moi. active. ~ Hsrp steap
~ IS; o5ty s. an, zSs6 20. refined dull, c.
tIneni, o. sss7 IS; b. A. eeo
BprTsa-- quiet, frm. state dairy i:i
10; do e,eam.ry, fsA22; western dairy, I2sl5
resmery. i5kxz. do factory, lzzht; Eagin, 2llaz
Ia is .fiJn ereasaerf, i2af.
GHkSsv gsief, about firm, state, eia9i
fancy, 9la9s; western 6a7l
'"'xl.. :. .-..esp.v,. market. mod. active;
firm
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EASTERN STATE FAIR
Entries Hare Closed With Eli The Classes
0VernoWins.
Soms OF tn. Best Horses In State and
Pre- vinoss Will B . There.

BANGOR Me. Aug. i9,-The entries
,or the Eastern Maine State Fair to be held
It this city. September lst, End, 3td and
l,h are closed. All the classes are full,
over one bundred entries hssirg been made.
including some very fast horses. Eve Of
he entries in the free -for-atl have beaten
. 20 and . number of fast ones are entered
IN the 2.26 and 2 2S classes,
The eatries for the exhibition classes in
clude the b,st horses in Maine and the
provinces. The entries for the exhibition
md trotting and pacing classes are larger
than ever before.
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TEN KILLED.
And Posty Injured BY Collapse Of .
ecafioid In Germany.

BERLIN, Aug. ia dispatch from
Nordsnhsmm, Grand Duchy Of Olden-
burg, says that . high scA6old upon which
large plumber Of men were working, col
lspsed today, dragging the lower scs6old
to the ground, killing ten men and serious
ly mi jafed 40 oshefs. In addition nfty
vofkmen we're precipitated into the water.
but the most Of them we're saved. Oae Of
these men has sincs succumbed. The col
lspsed structure belonged 10 the North
German Lloyd Steamship Comp my.
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OVER TIE STATE.

The 32i Maine will hold its reunion At
Cornish. August 2s,h. Union Hall will be
headg aar'e's.
The Old Town WooIen Company, Old
Town, il doing q prosperous businees.
The equipment includes eight sets Of cards
and ~ looms and the product il about 26,-
0c0 yards monihly.
The neatly printed and tastily bound pre-
MUM liss of the North Washington Aeri-
cultural Society have been issued The
fair will be held as Lakeside Park, Prince
ton, Sept 20, 20 and 24th.
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ch,osso Mashse.

~HICAeo, Aus ~
r,"rK- qniet. unchanged.
wskAT- higher. ~ z io2lat13i; No. 2, pzla
f3
.Sr- asiiye. strong: 80 .. g.;
oAvs- hikrvr. 81 Isl; No. white,
s2as2t: MOB uhi.e. sos30,.
HyE-No. ., 1oi
SAKLwr-So 265
PapvIsIoP 81 quiet, nrm
foEg - Mess, higher, 90 25al0 80
LAgD steady; ~ szsse %
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SiLvEsToN, Col, Aug. l?-Edward
Lambert, Jr., bookkseper for the San juan
Smelling and Mining Company and mayor
OF Durango, 10 = defaulter to the amount Of
$4,000 HIS method Of stealing Va,
drawing checks for freight charges largely
IN excess OF the true amonts.
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Yhs Yachtsmeu.

BoorHBAY HARBoR. Aug. 19.-The
sloop yacht Vixen, of the Eastern Yacht
Club, J. c. Richardson owner, from
HNpswell, bound to Bar Hsrbor, arrived
tonight
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Meteorological Report.

Aug, ~, 1891. II r. M
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J. C. Horne Of Waterviile took 70 Nev
York last week another nne lot Of horses,
eight in numbsr. Mr.. Hsrae thought Ihsm
worth from $500 to $500 each.
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MAIHB PEOPLE.

Hon. J B. Cotton assistant United States
Atofney general. hiss been designated BY
the President to ses - attorney general
during the absence Of Attorney General
Miller.
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SIGNAL aHRvIcN

Weather Irdioations for ths Next a.
HoaIs
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KICkAPOO INDIAN OIL

.zi:t ~. e y ri1t- .. r-ta-
Good for Man and Iseast. II Gives IrHrne'iEsts
Relief 1t has No Eauai Keep ii in the House.
TRY 1T.
Price IS cents PER Bottle. Bcstlss for Il "
lGk youR DRUGGIST FOB II.
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HOPE, HELP, HEALTH.

The sick hope to gel well
There is A helI and health is
as desirable as wealth. If
YOU arc out of sorts, de-
pressed and don't know
what is the matter, you need
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Association,
Association STANDING.
sPRIHoFIELD RACES.
Four Thousand People Witness the
Second Days Yrotting

SrRIeFIELD. Mass Aug. 10 AT Hsmp-
den park. the second day Of the Grand Cir
cult meeting, about 1000 persons attended.
Harry McNsir and Little Albert were the
favorites.
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Fire at Brewer.

BANGOR, Aug ia barn in Brewer
containing 80 tons Of hay and farming
implements, owned by J. Frank Rogers,
burned Wednesday morning, Loss. $500;
insured for $500.
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Indians from Roots and
Herbs. 1t will tone up your
whole system. 1t acts on the
Blood; Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys. Sagwa cures Con
stipation, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, loss
of Appetite. sorofula, Rheu-
matism and Chiils and Fc-
yer. For sale By all Drug
gists.
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Don't Want the Earth.
try Of Augusta

The committee on pensions viii meet ~ the
treasurer. othoe, o. er HNken's store, WateI
sr,,t ia.t Saturday, ev,uing OF each mouth II
O'Clock. anti fn--her nottra
Aib-~t A. Nish IL, c,-nnt.-se
Nlii.AIn Z. hafso-e,
nSgi.t 1
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer,
WARRINGTON, Aug. 20, A. N.
For New England: Warmer. fair, light
variable winds; warmer, fair Friday.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-04-23

The Washington County Teachers
Association met on April 18th and
was called to order by the secretary
In the absence of the president
Mrs. Day was chosed president pro-
TEN.
Quotations were well responded to
by those present.
Decimals were then discussed by
SIessrs. Hemenway, w c. Darnell
and T. j. Coonrod.
Miss Emma Cope next came with
splendid reading on the true rela.
tion of pupils and tutor
I. J. Coonrod presented the sub
ject of percentage, which was dis
cussed by Miss Annie Galloway and
others
A recitation, "Awakened Memo
ries, by Mrs Day.
Elementary sounds were ably pre-
scented by w. T. Darnell
4 communication was next read
from Prof. Abbott resigning the
presidency and Mrs. Day was chosen
president to fill the unexpired term
May 18th was chosen for our next
meeting at 2 O'Clock pm. with even
ing session. Adjourned.
I. J. COoNROp, Sec.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-04-23
7SEwsx NOTES.
Clipped from the Well
Filled Columns Of the
<eInBI.i:t CifiXfsn

-aIubi-ia Citizen.
The town is alive with strangers.
There is not a residence for rent in
town.
We understand DR.. Specie contem-
plates opening drug store somewhere
in the Seven Devils vicinity at an early
date
A corps of civil engineers will com
mence surveying the unsurveyed agri-
cultural lands in this county in a few
days The contract for the same has
already been let.
j. II. Bartmess and Michael Ward,
of Indian valley, were in town this
week. They say great excitement
prevails in Indian valley over the
prospects for a railroad, which has
been heightened the past few days by
the presence of railroad bosses.
1t was our intention to make a few
remarks about the unusual lar.c
salmon that have already commercial
going to the head waters of all the
little mountain streams, but as our
contemporaries at the county seat
have stolen "a decided march on us in
the way Of fish stories we shall indulge
in no remarks about the finny tribe
Robt. Nelson and Fred Bigham,
two jolly and pleasant miners who
have been stopping in Salubria the
past week, departed Monday for the
Seven Devils thoroughly equipped for
a summer Of prospecting and develop
ing their recent rich discoveries in
Horse Mountain vicinity in the Seven
Devils district. While here Mr..
Nelson sold one forth interest in the
Lucky Boy mine to Mr.. S. NJ. PEREZ
field.
The information comes from a reli-.
able source that move is now on foot
to erect a large Touring mill near n.
W. Woods place in Che upper end
of Indian valley. The project is
being backed by men of means who
are in every way able and competent
to carry to completion the under
taking. A mill in that locality would
meet with grand success financially,
If properly conducted and would also
be an improvement to the county,
the benefits of which, can not at
present be estimated. Let the mill
be built with all possible speed.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-04-23
Slightly ssOG--''

Baker City has her Seven Devils
mines, and claim on the Greenhorn
country; but Grant county must fur
nish coal to keep the furnace hot, and
frait to feed the hungry miners,
The above is taken from the Grant
County (Oregon) News. We are
tempted to go straight back on the
o1itor Of that paper, whom we have
k low long and well, a, d n whom we
loud have heretofore gone our whole
pile. 'Daker City has her Seven
Devils minesl' Such statement
would be laughing matter were it
not for the damage il does to our
interests to have such false statements
sent abroad TO mislead the people of
the outside world. The SIGNAL goes
every week TO the News and il is time
it was learning that the Seven Devils
are not on the banks Of Powder river
in the suburbs of Baker, but that
they are way over here in Idaho, in
Washington county, of which Weiser
is the county seat. We can explain
the situation to you, brother News by
informing you that saying the Seven
Devils are tributary to Baker is
identically the same as saying that
Bear valley, in your county, is trib-
utary to Prairie city instead of Canyon
city.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-04-23

Baker Getting There.

Democrat.
General Wagon Road Manager G.
Is. Moulton, with crew of laborers
and teams in charge of w, A. Hamm,
together with scrapers, shovels, picks
and all tools necessary in bridge build
ing, left the city yesterday morning
for Pine valley, where they will be
reinforced by large number of
people who have subscribed to the
enterprise, and work on the Seven
Devils road from Pine valley to Little
Landing will be commenced at once
and hurried to completion as rapidly
as labor and money can do it,
1t is expected than the road will be
open for travel by the first day of May
and stages daily will be running over
the route from Baker City.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-04-23

Last Sunday. in company with Geo
A. Rahm and Levi Allen and son, we
went down TO Huntington to witness
the start of the steamer the next
morning. Owing to the nonarrival
of Jacob Kamm it did not 90 and all
returned. Since returning we have
learned the Norma struck out down
the river on Tuesday morning. The
steamer is a genuine beauty, finely
built and thoroughly equipped with
elegant and powerful machinery.
Huntington has added a number of
new business houses since our last
visit, The magnificent brick of the
o. &. Co. is worthy of special
mention but we have not space to do
So Several more business houses
will soon be built. We met, while
there Messrs. |. B. Bowen and G..
b. Small of the Bedrock Democrat,
and +. A. Bowen, of the Herald.
The four of us made Jolly crowd
and we hope to meet the gentlemen
again soon.