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bury, Wilamspor On Sundays fof Easton. Mauch Chunk
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excep: ocean Grove and Asbury PARK, 100 m 400
For RED Bank, a: AS s;IS. 1l:IS M. 80 90.
20, 10, 100 p m sundays 100 a, mr %Oo D. u.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 445 S;l5 a. H. 80, 90 10 D. N. SundayS
zoo a. m PariOr Cars at,l 49, .:2O $40 p. Sun:
For IONS River. parnesat PARK and garnes. 4aS.
f For &saatic City Vlneand and bfdsetoa. at .i
u For For Monmouth Beach and seabrght at SIS n15
u r0it phILEDELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE. 90
For PhiaG. lphla, w. II so a. M oV'
sa SS Sss 49, i0S 20 0G 55O soa H 55o
p For FOR Bat2ofc and Washington daily at 100 i 30 with
t DTn5 90 or p H, z Is night Dining tram
leaving 5i: 1seS 80 SATURDAY nd a 80 0S Ssaas 90
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baggage from hotel or rcsidence.
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Railroads

FOJf(H
The ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITZ
Trains leave foowH
O;1O A, M-FASr NAIL. For Albany. Utica, Syrs-
cuse, Rochester, Batavia and buffalo. ,,,,,,,> s
1000 A. M.-ChICAGo YESTIBULE LIMITED. due
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1900 Soon.-soUTHwEsTERN vEsTIBULE LIN.
TED-Due Cincinnati 10 100, indianapolis IL 10 a. m''
4.5o F +. n. oS0RrM SHORE vEsT1BULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at 0 :l6 a. M, Chicago oo D. H. HeA'
600 p. M.-FAsT WESTERN ExPREss1lDue Chicago
cas- 800 cf9naib GS &N tSu MioNFEEAL Elk.
$50 p: -M.-BUFFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
'S FfSdT sT s0HiS A = n 'HAd
sikh jill 81 YEWByEGH poyeHKEEPsIE RHINE z IL
lp1S il 600 ss &C. 81 ~ $780, t'SsH
fsG e. 1913 3d. p 70 90
q09Sn t$ 80. S65 1850 600, t0;25' $780, 9l5 D. me-
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BE ff 81 & VIZ z hAhLEI DIVISION
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'9 Join 81 %6TaEr stop at d JEST sf Safe
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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\ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortlandt ana
m for Slattngton aud intermediate points.
10 A. m for Geneva Lyons, Elnirt, Rochestr Buaie
and the West POttsyilc and principal local points Cha
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90 n m for Mauch Chunk and :nermeulate points
II a IN for L. and Il. Junction and intermediate poihA
Chnr cur Tor Tunkhannock intermediate points Chsf
On, 70 Inkhannock Connection to Reading and Harris
Fac D. M for Elmlra and principal intermediate points
Chair to wkesoarre and Pullman sleeper % suspnSa
80 no,ks Chair car Mauch Chunk.
a'e p Tn m FOR Maueh Chunk and intermediate points
cooSection 10 Reading aud Harrisburg. -,
y ~ m for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira Rochester Budae
and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons anu su'pehs'u
Bridge. -, :. a,s a..o
m eo1neet for ali points Muhonoy and Hazelton coal
regions. s,,.n,y rp,,xs
$40 g. for Mauoh Chunk Ha5eton and intermediss1
points, and IL u, NJ Tor SHENANDOAH Ao m'er"c'a"
10 u m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate pobts
H. n for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira Rochester Bunalo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
niNs' General Eastern ONCE. o35 Broadway
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Mrs. II; d: MARYLAND & co. have leased H., the
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The cuisine Will be thoroughly American, while the
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sufficient guarantee Of intention 70 make the Inn
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HOUSE OPENS MAY ~, and rooms may now be en-.
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T UGGERNAUT is story of remarkable
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ton Second cabin so berth sfserafe az l:d loves
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HOUSE AND COTTAGES Shelter Island L. l.. n; Y,
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-29
IN FAVOR OF THE MINERS.
A Decision by Commissioner Carter
in Line With the Depart
ment's Ruling.
Unwonted Activity Around the
Naval Department and Among
the Officers.
In Time OF Peace They Are Preparing for
War-The San Francisco's War
Equipment.

WASHINGTON, Dec 28.-[Special.1 Com
missioner Carter to-day decided an impor-
tant mineral case arising from dispute
over claim on Lump Gulch creek. The
mining claimants are represented by
Thomas O'Connor, ana tho Northern Pa
citic railroad and the state Of Montana are
defendants. The states interests are upon
section 16, set apart for school lands. and
the railroads interests are upon the odd
numbered sections within its grant. The
miners have expended $4,000 in opening
up and prospecting on this particular
claim, and the commissioner holds that it
is beyond question mineral land and that
the selections by the state and the railroad
must be rejected. This decision is in line
with number of previous decisions made
by the commissioner and the interior de-
partment. The principle involved is one of
great interest to the entire state of Mon
tana, and there is now pending in the su-
preme court a case which will settle the
legality of the decisions. If against the
railroad. then the decisions will be sus-
tanned, but if in it's favor, they will be re-
versed and all mineral lands in Montana
and Idaho which were not discovered or
found to be mineral prior to 1864 will be
declared to be the property of the company
if located on odd numbered sections.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-29
TO SUPPRESS CARA.
The Efforts of Two Governments Being
Exerted.

The Efforts of Two Governments Being
Exerted.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 28.-The Picayune's
San Antonio special says the revolutionary
outbreak of CARA on the border has
reached the stnge of inspiring both govern
ments, the United States and Mexico, to
exert every means for it's suppression.
General STANLEY, commanding the de-
partment of Texas. received orders from
Washington to do his utmost to run down
Garza's men aud prevent further violation
of the neutrality laws, as we'll MS to bring
revolutionists to account for their political
crimes and the shedding of the blood of
American soldiers. This vigilance is sup
part p Of the state rangers, who
are also in the field. The following tele
gram was received here to-day: Fort Ring
gold, Tex, Dec. 2S.-Assistant adiutant-
general. San Antonio: Courier from Har-
die. at Salieno, reports he has with hm
two Mexicans who know all the ranches
and people up there suspected of completely
in tho recent attacks on Mexican terri
tory. Will search Salieno and adjacent
ranches Langhorne left at midnight with
twenty men to look for the band said to be
skulking in the vicinity Of Havana. Have
two small detachments out in the vicinity
of Perluto Rancho Saletno.
(Sgned) JOHN G. BoURKE,
Captain Third cavalry.
The Mexican consul here is in receipt
of number of kilograms from the
Mexican authorities on the frontier which
sEow the whereabouts of the revolutionists,
and which he has referred to Gen. Stanley.
If mobilized, Garzas forces would be no in
sympathy with him in Mexico than dare bo
admitted