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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-15

The Carson Tribsne OF tho 18th
says: In San Francisco tomorrow
DR.. Lane will anppta.s the finger On
tho risAt hand that haa .been eivinp
bon. Tnenmor Coffin 20 much .rouSie
OF late. The Doctor considers .hi.
amputation necessary in order TO savc
the arm.
An entire new stock .otthe finest.
line OF plated ware ever exhibited in
! this State just received at l Ostriec.,.
er's iewslry store. .,,, :
The reception held by Nj. and Mrs:
Il, s. Van Dreilen last evening mt tho
residence OF Gil Halls; tho brides
tathaFs awas largely attendedubY thu,
friends OF the bride und groom. A
me supper was served and oil present
had o most enjoyable timo.
Reckinrt & Froe.ich have Just ro.
celved.a car load of fresh Missouri.
cider, which will be sold blythe gallon
or bnrrel In quantities TO suit
II $50. -. 81" = - - ..
A Washington genius has entered
into composition with Chickens in tie
egg business. .Ho makes I'M artificial
egg which locks exactly like tho nat.
nral product, is just as good for eat.
ing and cooking purposes, and Gun DO
cole at u profit at ten Cents per dog.
en-.
At Ostreicher's iewelry store cnn
be seen tho finest stock OF jowelry
clocks watches plated ware etc ever
brought to this town. Call and SEQ
them.
Tho Depot Hotel, Clark & Grcep,
Proorietora, has entered upon a new
departure, and will, commencing with
tonight, servo meals and oysters, in
every style, up TO IL o'clock r. n.
Everything will be cooked in tho
best style known TO the culinary nrt
and served by attentive and accom-.
modnting walters. Attention is di.
rected to tho 3D., which appears In
another column.
The Repairing department of Os.
steicher's iewelry store 10 in charge OF
u first class matchmaker who received
a silver medal in 1873 and is consid-
sred one Of the finest watchmukcrs ON
the Coast.
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Needs Money.

. Tho editor OF tho Lancaster IN. HI
Democrat, in requesting delinquent
Subscribers to "pny up" incloses q
pink.tintcd circular with the follow.
ing affecting appeal:
LISTEN TO L TALE OF WOE.
Tho Office "dovil" il seven weeks
behind OF his wages, and kicks mt
coup threo tiros n day. lilo might
get mad and lepvo.
. The paper dealers won't trust US
any moro
Our woodshed is empty and q cold
Winter coming. CTho noighbors
hayo all bought padlocke.)
Tho COW has drisd up and tho baby
Is living on lime water.
Tho hens aro on n strike, and the
Mckinley bill has boosted tho price
Of goldfish.
Our Summer pants nrc worn
through the patches, and the tailors
nro suspicioua.
The grocery boy has orders not &c
call any noro.
Our wife says something must bt
done.
Wo haYc borrowed money to pr,
| postage on this letter. II you can
send us the money, please write II
your ilcag IN the1uickcot ard easics
method OF suicide.
TuE FpiToR.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-15
Joe Dougiass's similo.

II has long boon doubted in Viz
GINA whether Joseph NJ. u .usiass,
tho Consiock millionaire, could got
OF anything good outside OF "a check.
But no can. -
Several weeks ago no Fired q man
to fix n sewer connected with one OF
his houses on G street. The man
finally showed up fo- work and
pegged along until Joe began to
think no would never quit. Tho los
see OF the premises finally urged Jos
to have tho job Completed, when tho
latter replied:
"Never mind bin; he reminds mo
OF II pig | had in Missouri. I had to
pull his enrs out to gSt him 10 tho
elops and pull his tail out 10 got him
away. "-lCarson Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-15
Tempting Fate.

A person claiming TO bp the broth.
or Of Louis OTtiz t~eccn,lv lynuhcd in
Rsno, went 10 Carson tho other night
aud tried to run tho town. Police.
man Gray undertook to-arfrst him,
whom Il light cnsucd which resulted
in Ortiz bciog landed in jnil covered
with blood. Ori.z thrcntcrs 10 Kill
the otiser as SON ts released The
NcIrs 81! nG roun ny hn is released
no viii Jr given tho run aud II hc
attempts any OF his ncfarious tricks
he will probably receive u similar 70.
ccption as was given to Ortiz No. |.
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tFRoN TUEsDAY's DAiLY.l
SALSIAGCSDl.

4 storm is brewing.
Don't forget TO pay your taxes.
County Treasurer Clark collected
Sl,50ls3'State and county taxes last
week.
j. II. Bradley, OF Dscth, and John
NJ. Dorsey, OF Fort IIlls:ls. are in
town to-day.
Will President Harrison and his
barrel OF Old Scotch DO rs popular in
% with tho W. c l.. U. as he was in
'S3?
Tho engine to ho usoi IN pumping
"ator from the excavation for tho
nbutrnent Of tho new bridge arrived
last night.
JoJo, the do-.faccl man, and Un-
lie, the Albino, who were here with
McMahnn's circus, passed through on
No. | this morning.
Don't forget tho dance at Freeman
Hall Friday night. Ga1l music will
DO in attendance and all who go will
have II pleasant time.
The Sentinel says that two. thirds
Of tho Republicans in Eureka oAprsss
regret at tho defeat OF Campbell for
Governor OF Ohio.
4. ". IIessou loft for tho south
with his sheep 10 day. lie will tnto
them into White Pin. county aHd or
r.cis 10 DO COMO about two weoks.
Tho people in tho country should
remember that Sam NouschwIndsr,
ut Nye's old stand, repairs watches,
clocks aud ~icwclry on short u, ticc.
According to tho census every GO
inhabitants in Montana support n
saloon. There is about ono " 80 In
Nevada with several precincts to
! hear fCnm.
jus. Hutchinson, OF Austin, hns
becn appointed II delegate from No.
vada TO tho Mining Congress Ia be
J held in Donvcr, CJlorlln, on Novcm,
Der 18th, 10Th and Goth.
DR.. 9. Il. Moore, Il popular dent,
lot, returned from his profossioun'
trip - Tnscarord yesterday, and i,
now prepared 10 attend TO tho wants
oi the people in his limo.
"Well, R,stus, wore you convicte,
for stealing that goosc2' mo, sab
1 wus acluitivatsd, uah, N an orral
IN do indictment, sab. no Towel wcrt
not u gousc, but goglin, suh."
N. Y. Morning Journal: - N,
1'atfy for Him Teacher (road'ng iron
grammar) "a good boy profUrs dul!
to pleasuro." Whit part OF shpoJh i
'pretors?' Dad Small Doy.-A whop
pOr.
Teas Sijtings: fSpcricnta Docc
.-Chicngo tieIio Would you udvis
mo to marry for love? Chicago wid
OWES; IL might do for one o
twice, but don't nlluw yourSeit to &c
10 tho Lnbit Of II.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-15
IFRoM MONDAYS DAHL
SALMAGUNDl.

Geo. w. Peltier, Of Tuscarora, is 10
town to-day.
A good violinist, one that can teach
dancing, can do we'll hero at tho pros,
ent time.
Barney Horn shipped fourteen C ars
OF beef cattle from Deeth yesterday
TO San Francisco.
Judge Talbot has boon confined to
his room at Ely BY sickness, but i,
able to 10 out again.
Thna. Foster, OF Carlin, has been
very sick Tor tho past few days. He
10 now recovering slowly.
]. S. Gardner went down to Carlin
on No. to day. He is doing some
carpenter work at that place for Thcs.
Foster.
I. Ostreioher received from Sacra.
mento last night n fine three year.old
jack for Pedro Altube, OF Iudepend-
euco Valley.
Sparks & iarrell shipped &c car
loads Of beef cattle FROM Wells yes
terday to Grayson, Owens g. Co, Oak.
land. They sttl bavo co car loads 70
ship. ,
II. B. Fields md Fred Clark, in the
employ OF tho Paciiic Bridge Co, OF
San Francisco, arrived this morning
aud will commence work on tho now
bridge in n few days.
What kind 81 whisky do they sell
in Carlin? From rumors floating
around Elko one would judge that il
has n peculiar effect on some Of the
Four Hundred OF Carlin society.
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TIE WEEKLY InDEpRNDENr.
= - "-------
lFnoI SATURDAYS DArLY.l
SAL9IhGUSDI

II is marble soason with tho boya.
T. p. Hamill came down from Wells
TO day.
Tho report Of tho Elko School will
appear in Mondays issue.
Admi:I Jorge Montt has been
elected President Of Chic.
Will il be Bon aud hot Scotch or
Jim and ~JIngoiam, 10 81?
j. Il. Ma,eer, constable OF Tusca-
rora, returned from Salt Lnke on No.
Tho "ipd is bowling today, snow
is o. :pG Add ovcry thing indicates tho
approach OF Winter.
j Jnroait Of lire clay Of superior
quality has boon uncovered a mile
houlhwcat o! Candelaria.
y. Q. IIynian came up from San
Francisco last night and went 70
TuscHror: this morning.
Tho appraisers oi the estate OF tho
lule M'G Fair have placed it's value
NJ s~i,6y2,GlI nado ~ OF real and per-
n"nNI property.
There have been moro failures in
tito United Staten during tho past
min" mortLs. than during the saule
period 1T any lime in our history.
y :imId CbiGco diucl with tho
young lad!so OF au eastern seminary n
fox wcokg since. His iacouic remark
on loa7iog wGs: TOO much plenty
girl." -
Ii is snia tina: nearly NIL the Govern
mont land III tho Yakima Valley,
Wash, haJ been taken up since tho
succcss!u! sinking VI the first artesian
vol.
On account OF sickness OF defend.
ant, tho trial OF Billy Booth for the
murder al Geo. NJ. Beatty Mt Caudo-
lain hUa boon postponed until De-
cembcr 7lh.
IhomCa Fortune, the colorcd editor
OF tho New York hgc, ii suing James
Trainar, a hotel proprietor, for $1,000
for discriminating HSainnt him on
account Of his color.
III" imports oi coin and bullion ut
70" York during tho wcol, onding Oct
81, amonrtod TO s3,OT7 1899, about 81,
GO Icing diver. The exports during
tbs sumo poriod woro Sol3,5S3, mostly
silver.
i:ov. Jnmes S. Mcdonald arrived on
this mornings train and will preach
nj tho Picsby toriun church to.mor-
rOw morning IL II. O'Clock and TO.
morrow evening at Z o'clock. All
arc invited.
There will DO q grand ball Mt FREQ.
man's Tall on Friday evening, Nov.
IL Good music has boon occurred
aad all who attend viii bavo n good
tinre. 500 nd. in another column.
Eureka SsRtinei:-R. Sldler dc.
cia7cs himroIt ready to tnko n nomi.
nation again next ynnr II his pnrty
wants him. Sadlcr 10 not one Of thoso
who would lot things go by default.
lilo 10 Fighter from base.
WIN, Pine NcUa:--Ncariy ovory
county in tho State, except White
Pine, reduced their Tux levy to Offset
tho horizontal raiso. u coull not DO
done bore, oTop il tho Board wanted
to, ior there was no timo loft for tho
Board anil tuiit>- to work m.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-15
u. G. Grant Baking Po1de. o.,


&C Grant Baking Po1de. o.,
Chicago.)
UNRIVALED,. Contains Alum
(~Sprugues, Warner 4 Grisxold,
Chicaao.)
ONE SPOON TAfLORS, Ammonia
Alum.
(Taylor Mfg. Co., St. LOUSY
YARNALL'S, -. :. Contains Alum
(Yarnall Mfg. Co., St. LOUSY
SHAWS SNOW PUFF, Contains
Alum.
(Merchants' Mfg. Association, st.
Louis.)
DODSON & Hills, ...Contuius Alum.
CDodson & Hills, ST. Louis.)
SHEPARD'S. 80. Contains Ammonia
Alum.
(Wn. II. Sheppard. st. LOUSY.
BANS, $50. 49,. Contains Alum.
Meyer. Balm MrG. Co.. St. Louis.)
MONARCH, :. Contains Aumun,a
Alum.
(Reid, Murdoch & Co, Chicago.)
SNOW BALL.. Contains Alum.
Bengal CoTeo & Spics Mills, Chi.
cago.)
GIANT, Contains Alum.
Contains Alum.
wv. F. Mclaughlin & Co., Chi
c"go.)
ECHO,.,........... Contains Alum.
Spencer Bluiny Paddle Co, Chi
cago.l
KALBFELLS PURITY. Contains
Alum.
-(Kalbtrll Mfg. Co. Chicago.)
RISING SUN, .. Contains Ammonia.
(Phrnix Chemical Works, Chicago)
WHITE ROSE, Contains Ammonia
Alum.)
(Globe Cote & Spice Mills, Min
n~rarOlis.)
WOODS ACME. Contains Ammonia.
(rhos. Wool & Co, Philadelphia
ANDREWS PEARL, Contains An
mouia.
&C. F. Andrews 4 Co, Milwaukec)
HAIRLESS FAVORIrE, Contains
Alum.
Oh. II. Harries, M~innrapolis.)
f1DELlTf Contains Alum.
SOILAR...... ...... Contains Alum.
(Shermun Bros. Chicago)
PUTNAM'S BEST, Contains Alum.
Wells Putnam & Co. Chicago1
CHINA "r" HOUSE, Contains Alum
(Noah Mcdowell, ST. Paul, Min
nesOia)
TWIN CITY. .......C Contains Alum.
81. X. Ferguson, Minneapolis,
Mimi
HERCULES. ...C Contains Ammonia.
(liercules Baking Powder Co,
San Francisco)
CLIMAX, ..... Confirms Ammonia.
CLIMAX Baking Powder Co, In
diannpolis.
DR.. PRICES Cream Baking Powder
is reported by aIl authorities us fIeo
from Amaunin, Alum, Lime or any
other Hdul,crant. In fact. the purity
OF this ideal powder ,Ias Fever been
questioned.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-15
Delicious.
p~UMPLlNGs.
POT PIES.
+" PuDDlNGs
CAKES.
.@.,a# D~oUCHNUTs,
BI8CIUr.
10
WAFFLEs. ri.
CORN BREAD.
GRlDbLE;CAKEs

Can always be made with Dr. Prices Cream Baking
Powder. And while cakes and biscuit will retain their moist.
ure, they will be found naky, and extremely light and fno
grained not coarse and full of hole! as arc tho biscuit made
from ammonia baking powder. Prices Cream Baking Pow.
der produces work-that ie beyond c~orparisoa aid yet costs
no more than the adulterated ammonia or alum powaers
DR.. Price'O Glands for puro food and good health.
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10 tho Public.

Tho DAILY 1~RDErESDENr will b
fnrniahol to Gubscribets by mail, post.
mgo paid, for i5n ycRr 10 advabcc, or
$40 nj tho end OF tho year; and to
town Subscribers by carrier nj % cents
Il "ccl:, or Sl0 fort year II paid Ia al,
vance. Tho subscription price Ut tho
WEEKLY IrpGrEHpENT Ia si n yonr II
pnil in advance, or 50 If paid nj tho
cirl Of tho year. IL you want tho
worth "f your money In local aud
GdtGtai ncwg, subscribe for the IsDE.
j'RiDEar,
Tho people of Eiko and vicinity are
respectfully inYiied to call at tho jew.
olry stofo ~ T. Ostroichor aud inspect
his now etoak md hc will convince
o that his prices ato lower than
those OF my other doaler In tho
State. \
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-15

Tho description Of Elko county,
which nrpca''d IN. these columns
during july and August has been
printed and bound in ptmphict form
aud Ia nov for enio Ut this ohico at
tho low price Of iiity cents l'cr copy.
Buy one and toul Tito your friends. :
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-15
School Report,

Following is the roll of honor Of tho
Wells school for tho month ending
October 70, l891s
AdolphhIe Finck, Julia Finck,
Sadie Gobbel, Edna Hamill, Leo Pet.
ty, hottie Steel, Mabel Sbolton, Wal.
ter Finck, Walter Gobbel, Elaine
Hamill, Ethel Stool, Milton Shelton.
Jonuis Hamili.
. ''. Miss BILLINGS,
-. Teacher.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-15

Tho u. I. NJ. Go. has just received
o dn@ line " iish hooks, rccla, silk
Iiuus, jq'uiod tsI,ing poles, G.h bask.
ole' ana Iiah roo5rdJwhicl thoy will
'to.i cheap. Al loYcrg Of angling
s'oI'd Gull and 900 thom bofoto II Ia
SUp late.
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IS ALUM
Halls Journal Of Heulth.l

"This question has caused n good
deal OF discussion. Alum is used by
many bakers to whitcn thoir bread,
enabling them to use an Inferior
flour. 1t is most extensively en-.
ployed M n cheap substitute for
cream of tartar in the manufacture OF
baking powders. 1t has not been
considered Immediately dangerous;
although il continued il induces dys.
pepsia end obstinate constipation.
But the fact TINT many cases OF pois-
oning hnve occurred from the use Of
alum, puts the question in Il more Sc
rious aspect, and tho prudent people
will exercise caution in the selectIan
OF baking powders"
"Under what conditions then, does
this substance formerly uFtd only
Tor mechanical or medicinal purposes
become poisonous? They arc GER
tainiy obscure, aud nj present We "wn
only surmiso what they may be. We
suspect thut the cause exists in the
individual poisoned; some popularity
OF tho constitution producing n NOR.
bid change in tho scCretione Of the
stomach, with which the alum com.
bines and forms nm active poison; or
the sccretions may be healthy but IN
unusual proportions, and that those
less or greater proportions in com
blnation with the alum constitute II
poison"
"For example, two parts OF mercury
and two parts Of Chlorine form calo.
mel, which il not poisonous, but
change tho proportions 10 one par,
mercury and two pnrls u chlorine.
aud w get corrosive sublimatc, which
ID deadly poison.
"Thon again va know nothing Of
the constitutional reculiarilies. Why
In it that one person can eat aIl kinds
Of green fruits and vegetables with
immunity, whilo tho slmo course
might cost another individual his
life? Ono person nj handle poison
ivy and sImac without beng in the
least affected; another is poisoned il
he approaches TO within ten feet OF
them. Out Of u family residing in u
nalarial district, como OF tho mem
bers will suffer hall tho year with
foyer and ague, willis tho others will
enjoy excellent health during the on.
tire year. Foods that IRE Wholesome
10 eon,e persons aro actually poison.
u TO others. This 10 especially true
of come kinds OF fish. There il no
safety in taking alum into tho stonI.
ach, us il is shown to be alwsys in
juriuus and often dangerous"
The Scientific american Irrb!ischd
in n recent number u list Of hium anI
ammonia bnl,irg powders, which in of
great value ut this time. Following
10 tho list compiled from official 70.
ports. Powders markcd with n star
SOON to have n general sale, us they
aro mentioned in at least two Of tho
official rcpnrte,
Il a $50 -,r.
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DR.. PRICES Cream Baking Powder
is reported 10y all authorities as fIeo
from Amuurin, Alum, Lime or any
other adulicrant. In fact. the purity
OF this ideal powder has Fever been
questioned.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-15

II is marble season with tho boya.
T. 2. Humill catne down from Wells
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-11
TEXAS PROGRESS.

Weatherford-The Texas compress
company made payments yesterday
for the site for their compress to be erected
here at once, and the deeds are now on
record Work will begin at once on the
compress and it will be ready for the fall
CROP which will make this one of the best
cotton markets in Texas.
3 The walls of the new courthouse at Cam
eron are rapidly going up, and the water
tables are being cut and will be put in
place this week.
SwEETwATER, NOLAN COUNTY, June c.
Martin, Byrne & Johnson of Colorado, who
secured the contract to build our new
$4,000 courthouse, are here and will begin
work Immediately.
COLORADO, June 3.-The electric lights
were turned on tonight for the first time,
and everything worked to charm. The
system starts with $50 lights, every bust
ness house in town and number of resi-
dences being supplied. The street lamps
will be placed in a day or two, and then
Colorado will put on city airs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-11
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

A new African Methodist Episcopal
church house is being built at Davilla.
The work of building the new brick Con
gregational church at Palestine has been
commenced.
The new Presbyterian church at Corsi-
cana is fast nearing completion, and hand
some building it will be. The carpenters
have finished and delivered three of its
window frames. which are monsters, being
nine feet and three inches wide and four
teen feet high.
The building committee of the Southern
Methodist church at Georgetown have COM
menced work in earnest for the building of
a new church. The church to be built is to
have a seating capacity of 1000 and the esti-
mated cost is SIS, 900 to $50, 900. Although
only short time has been spent in can
vassing the subscriptions at noon of June
amounted to about $1,000.
The Baptists will build handsome new
church editice at Stephenville soon.
Gravel is being hauled on the grounds for
the Catholic church foundation at Cuero,
and good force of hands are at work max
Ing the excavation. 1t will be an imposing
editice wien finished.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-11
TEXAS MINES AND MINERALS.

A silver mine has been discovered four or
five miles south of DeLeon. and we are told
that the dirt contains about S270 to the ton
An old miner was here last week and SAYS
the ore tested so far reveals the fact that
it is rich in deposit, but developments to
this date are not sufficient to tell the. GUAM
tity. Ii it proves to be a paying mine a
company will take charge and open it up.
Parties are still at work and we hope to be
able in our next issue TO give the result of
their experiment. DeLeon is In it to stay
should this be success.-[DeLeon Free
Press.
SAN ANTONIO, June 6.-James B. Gaf-
ney an experienced miner has been pros
pecting in the Llano iron fields for coal. He
put a year in the work. To-day he came to
town with the results. Gaffney asserts that
on land nine miles fnom the town of Llano
he has gone down 800 feet following lead
of as fine bituminous coal as ever came
out of Pennsylvania. At that depth the
vein is six inches wide. 1t has grown
steadily broader for every foot of progress
1t has bean tested and cokes admirably.
If Gaffney's discovery is genuine the prob
lem of the Llano fields is solved. That
county is wonderfully rich in
iron and most of its lands have been alb
sorbed by . Chicago syndicate. The dim
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-11
TEXAS NEEDS AND WANTS.

Floyd City needs saddle and harness
shop and u boot and shoe shop, and TO a
good workman offers splendid opportunity
10 make money.
Some of our business men have signified
a willingness to build a roller mill at Gran
bury, provided they receive some substan-
tial encouragement. The mill is public
necessity and the enterprise should not lag
for want of encouragement Gran bury
News.
Bowie needs canning factory.
Terrell needs an oil mill by the time the
present crop of seed gets to market.
Denton needs town clock.
Beeville needs new cemetery.
Over $500 has been subscribed for water,
to be given TO any company that viii put i'll
waterworks at Baird Baird Star.
Brentwood needs a wooden mill and such
an enterprise there Will pay well.
Garland, Dallas county, needs a bank
badly, and will very likely have one by fall
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-11
TEXAS MILLS AND FACTORIES.

The Washington county oil mill, compress
and manufacturing company started large
force of hands to work at the oil mill Mon.
day overhauling and cleaning up prepare
tory to putting in new boilers and other
fixtures. The ''bucket brigade of Bren-
ham is steadily increasing, Notwithstanding
the approaching dull season.
Cleburne-M D. Miller is circulating
through the city and receiving stock to
build cotton seed oil mill in Cleburne.
He is confident tine necessary stock Will be
taken, which will insure for Cleburne the
said enterprise.
Work on the brick foundation for the
cotton seed oil mill at Greenville is pro-
crossing.
Work on the GreenviIle wooden mill
buildings is progressing steadily. The lots
have been plated and the plat filed with
the county clerk. The 200 alternate lots
subscribed for by citizens have been Sc
lected. They will be drawn for as soon as
the first payment is made.
RThe wood factory at Myrtle Springs. Van
Zandt county, for the turning of wagon
spokes, ak ana hoe handles, etc, will soon
be in full blast.
Frank Lovett, civil engineer, arrived at
Hallettsville Monday for the purpose of
surveying the ground for sidetrack from
the railroad 10 the oil mill.
Ground was broken on Monday for the
erection of the buildings. Mr.. Baumgarten
proposes to have everything in readiness
about August Is, so as to be prepared for
the fall trade.
1t is proposed to put in ginning machin-
cry in connection with the presses, as has
been done elsewhere with success. t Hell
letsville Herald
The sugar house and canning factory at
Myrtle Springs, Van Zandt county, is near
ing completion.
The oil mil company at Waxahachie have
begun to receive material for their build
ing, and work has been commenced on the
foundation.