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, 1891-03-08

Special Correspondence.
SARATOGA, March s. Mrs. Nemeha
Wilson contemplates aiding a full line of
millinery and fancy goods to her dress
making establishment.
The extension and enlargement Of the
Gold Hill house is being pushed as rap
idly as possible to meet the demands Of
the public.
Not ever the most sanguine OF the peo-
pie here expected the rush to Gold Hill to
begin before the middle of April or the
first of May, yet the rush has already be.
gun, Let no one be deceived IN regard
to the means of getting to this camp.
There is absolutely no possible means Of
getting into this camp except via the Sar-
atoga road. The Laramie road will prob
ably be open next September. The Car
bon road lacks ten miles of completion
through ten feet of snow on the north
side of the range. and any one knows
what time the snow leaves the north side
of a mountain. Any one desir-
ing to 90 TO Gold Hill
between now aud the first OF August that
does not desire to 90 IN on snow shoes had
better come to Saratoga or they will find
themselves left. If ANY one doubts this
statement let him address any Of the
miners at Gold Hill and find out the
truth. The Saratoga road is in good con
dition, I Travelled daily and this speaks
for itself and supplies Of every kind are
to be had OF the Saratoga merchants Just
as reasonable, and, in some cases far more
so, as at any point on the railroad.
Miners can deter purchases until this
place is reached and save transportation
of supplies.
A half way house has been established
between this place and Gold Hill on the
stag route by J. c. Brewer and J.
Lucien. It will be c, He'd the Ten Mile
House."
Hon. f. o. Sawin started for Gold
Hill this morning with a wagon load OF
miners supplies. Mr.. Sawiu has spent
many years and much labor in prospect
ing in the Medicine Bow ranges. All OF
which he supposed to be = dead loss until
now. He thinks his work may yet pay
hum a large return.
DR. o. f. Edgerton who has been
here for the past three months leaves Tor
his home in Kansas by tomorrow stage.
j.. F. G.
, 1891-03-08

Flv" Bullets Any Onc Of winch W ouI,
Have Been THInI.

FIv" Bullets Any One Of winch Would
Have Been TatnI.
The Evanston correspondent OF the Salt
Lake Tribune gives the following account
Of the killing OF james Mas. by Toote
Hereford on Sunday last at Henrys' Fork
A party OF young folks had gone to
spend the dav at a ranch house situated
just over the Sweetwater county line At
the table Hereford remarked to Mas II
want to see you, jim, outside. They
went out of doors and the persons who re-
manned at the dinner table were startled a
moment later at the sound of a revolver
shot. They went outside and found
James Mas dying within a few feet of
his slayer.
Mas died almost instantly. He had
no weapon on his body. Hereford shot
him five times and any one of the five
shots would have terminated fatally. He
claims that be killed Mas in self defense.
There were no witnesses to the fatal meet
ing, but the circumstances are against
Hereford's declaration. Public sentiment
Is strongly against the prisoner, who was
taken at noon today to the county jail at
Green River By the sheriff Of Sweetwater.
, 1891-03-08
RACKE1 STORE.

Our dry goods and dress goods depart
ment will be opened this week and will
show one OF the largest lines in the city.
No old styles carried over from last year
but everything of the very latest, each
pattern being selected by our Mr.. Del
Cowhick. We are also receiving a gigan,
tic jag of everything for ladies, gents and
childrens' wear. We buy in large quaint,
ties for our four stores and can sell
cheaper than anyone. Our prices will
prove this as they will be on the ground
floor and as for style and quality of goods
our altitude will be out of sight. The
new firm has nothing but capital, expert.
ence aud good looks to go ahead with but
we hope to deserve a liberal share OF pat,
ronage. Yours,
WATSON & CowHICK.
Branch stores at Laramie, Rawlins and
Greeley. 49,
, 1891-03-08

Messrs. Beckwith and Quinn. of this
city, sold to White Il Son, of Salt Lake
City, last week, 800 head of fat cattle.
The price paid was a little rise of three
cents. They weighed on an average of
1850 aud were al exceptionally nice lot of
cattle.
Charles Evans, mail carrier from Ev-
anston to Bear Lake, reports twenty inches
of snow from a point eight miles below this
city to Laketown. The snow is beginning to
pack and freeze. The road is opened at
present to traffic. There is plenty of feed
for live stock.
, 1891-03-08

A Adamsky and Prof Kuntz left yes,
teriay for Pueblo, Colo, to purchase a
complete gymnasium for the Turner'S.
NJ. P. Keefe has the contract for erect
ing their new ball and has the plans well
under way. The building will be com
pleted as soon as possible. Keefe hall
will be used Tor the present as the
gymnasium.
, 1891-03-08

DETROIT, March THE six days BIZ
cycle race, eight hours per day, termi-
mated tonight. AshinRer, 1913 miles and
one lap, gold medal and 40 per cent Of
the gate receipts. Reading, 1888 miles,
% per cent of the gate receipts. Martin
$50, Shock Cos. Clark 400. The best
previous record for forty eight hours was
ILL milns
, 1891-03-08

The facilities of the present day for Tic
production of everything that will COL
lace 10 the material welfare and comior;
Of mankind arc almost unlimited ana
when Syrup of Figs was first produced
he world was enriched with the ONLY
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re
freshing to The taste and prompt and
cGectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
ular il becomes.
, 1891-03-08
STATE NEWS.
L~sundance Republican,

I"N| WNTN0INWNT
The machinery tor the tin millat Niger
Hill has nearly all arrived, and at no dis.
taut day will be in operation nsnufactur.
ing the much talked of tin plates. The
mines Of this district are among the rich.
est oftAeir kind in the world.
The Farmers Alliance is to have q
meeting here on Saturday next, for the
purpose of devising means to make a test
of the beet sugar industry.
, 1891-03-08

Speaking Of the Gold Hill mining
camp the Rawlins Republican says: 80
far only about two miles square have been
prospected, and there is little doubt
that a strip OF country five or six miles
wide and twenty-five miles in length con-
tains a sufficient amount of gold to pay
well for working.n
, 1891-03-08

Mr.. Il. E, Buechner has resurrected his
drawing of a state seal which was adopted
by the last legislature. The goddess Of
liberty is demurely and appropriately
clothed. He says that he has likewise
discovered that his drawing was on the
enrolled copy OF the act when it lett the
hands Of the clerk. Between this time
and the time the bill reached the governor
the substitution of designs was made.
MIR. Buechner is firmly OF the opinion
that Senator Cbatterton is response
BILE for the substitution because
that gentleman had a design for a state
seal drawn which was similar to Buech-
ners except as to the female figure. This
was an attempted reproduction of a statue
Of the Greek Slave which has been on ex
hibition in Rhodes and Troxelrs store.
Mr.. Buechner has had photographs
copies Of his drawing made and submitted
to the governor to whose attention he has
called the facts herein stated. No def
mite action has yet been taken IN the mat
ter by the executive.
, 1891-03-08

Fred w. Ransom is laid up with a bad
attack Of the grippe.
VIM. Furguson of Silver Crown, who
has been sick for SOME time suffered a re-
lapse yesterday and is now very ,ick.
A. G. Campbell is another victim OF
the primo
, 1891-03-08
Rye bread at Kabts' mar


The Cheyenne Ice company has an un-
limited supply of good clear ice, which it
will sell cheaper than it can possibly be
bought elsewhere leave orders at RIner
& Johnson's, or telephone Ga.
MURRAY & DYER.
, 1891-03-08
The Statement Denied

Mayor Bresnahen authorizes THE
LEADER to deny for him that he ever
boasted of bringing the council down on
their knees" as was charged in the edl,
torial columns OF the Sun yesterday.
, 1891-03-08

The Saddle Rock serves a splendid
Sunday dinner from IL to 6. You will
find it a very pleasant change from home
cooking to take your dinner there on
Sundays.
, 1891-03-08

Beef and pork, tenderloins, spare ribs
and sausage at Heath's City Market.
, 1891-03-08

Fresh brook and mountain trout at the
Saddle Rock. Delicious strawberries and
fresh spring vegetables.
, 1891-03-08

Wisdom R%oherine Is the only thing
now used by fashionable women to per
petuate a beautiful complexion.
, 1891-03-08
REPORT OF THE CON

Bulk oysters at Heath's CITY Market.
, 1891-03-08
TOWN TALK.

Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the CITY.
, 1891-03-08
Try Heath's City Market.

Document in poor Photographic condi It'll on.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

The hing of Siam II said 70 have In
one Of his country palaces . wonderful
psvtlioa- II IVES built BY . Chinese en-
gineer ~ refuge for the king during
the extreme heat of the summer. The
wails. ceiling and hoors sse formed Of
pieces Of plate giaas sn inch thick.
They are 20 perfectly fitted together
with . transparent ssnent that the
1oints ara invisible and no huid can
penetrate. The pavilion II twenty
eight feet long and seventeen feet wide.
and stsndsin the middle OF huge basin
made Of beautifully colored marbles.
When the king enters the pavilion the
singis door Ia closed and ccmentcd.
Then the siuice gates aro opened and
ths basin " filed with water.
Higher and higher IL rises until the pa
vilion IL covered and or1y tho ventilat,
ors as the top connect II with the open
air.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

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when near or rearing thess special stop-
ping places. not even II 9 passenger cx-
presses cesiss - alizht I remember
oscs. Just for information, asking tho
driver 70 stop in ths Middle ct Tratal.
gar square. tust - 10 AUers passing
Nelson's monument On the way "a
the stssnt, cityward- swell" said the
polite bu: unedscs.sd Jehn- '.you cant
expect me 10 get a four-shiliing sum
mona for penny fare, can Jour" mean.
ing that II he pulled up where ] indi.
Gated he would Be summoned the naxt
day on tho complaint of . vigilsni
"bobby" and be obliged 70 pay foul
shiiiings for accommodating rle.
Ia American street cars or osnnibusel
. passenger who rides only few
blocks hslps 20 pay the fare Of tho man
who rides the full length Of the road,
for ths charge 10 both is ths sanae. II
IL not 80 mismanaged la England. Tho
charge there Is By distance. about ono
penny two cents mile. There are
/ two or three lines Of omnibuses whose
| only fare is . half penny lone cent?.
| One line runs between Westminster
bridge and Trafslgas square and they
| pick up no passengers between tho two
points. They carry only twelve pas
] seugsD and there are 10 outside seats.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

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"a Harry 90 wost. si.oaSis de vessA
sooessss,ss sod offered - rsf.s 10 fos
sss ekss<t. ssys Tie New York Even
Ang 90
'Deod's ssi1 he married lady via
sks blas skirt That viii bs 1fsy
skAnsss ~ tsn cents . eharee."
Ti1s ss<5s s,.s Lady vita the pink
ssirs loss sisspy. fos si.s lad expected
si.s psseseds 80 be sufficient for not
oaly sae plates, bat new psws. stsspls
with clock and 81. of chimes.
Then ell the peopis ia the hotel
ssshsrsA segsfhss. ssd tbs man froG
1aadasssy who had never seen tha
wss<s lossed his yachting cap. Tbs
ha>sl VS. OF the class wbsrs thsrs " q
greet dssi Of tine. bss NOT mush hiisxtty
Or fo<d. 80 70 make IL last long they
Decided 10 put nfsy tickets In the hss
end ths last ons drawn wss 70 get ths
tasssu esves. And thsn shs question
orose q 10 who should draw them
The fsnsy nsa ssiA. without eng
Assisstiap; AN innocent ehiiA"
Al than AL tLs m0thess Of chiidror
1osksd ssoasd fos their lsse bora
Ths iaAy with ths bius skist spae<
tsss nrss end sstdi 'Coas. htell
esilsark haired FsanesA nae saa b
sors tnsosses than yoa. Gone an<
drew Cry tGshsss oss u this hst slow
~ cad sus ~ . time"
.ssy. ms," ssiA goidsu-hsired vran
ess. .'yeu make me Arewsy. Do yo'
Ahsah I've got glass arm7"
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

There 10 feicr In this town that's aGvertisln
Grant Coal Jest becous we sell OLD LIE.
Now that teller incinusts that OLE LIE
Coal got It's name IRON General Lee. but
that Jest ware hes mistakeua; the fact
of the case Is, Ia e land ware OLD LEE
Coal Is mined was wunce oned ~ q
uian that sAs very OLD. IN his
Same waa Lee; but he wasent no
relation 20 gcnerel Lee. moro.
no didn't kno General Lee,
kept by repufations We
hone this feiier that Is sdycrtisin tirant Coal
viii let mp on OLD LEE, betous be Was an
awful good man. 4 his coal 20 eyry BODY
vays Is awful good toe. We hope nobody
Will take tho pans 20 look this 0ranf
coal fcilef. mt Will hurry rite down
toour oiliee A order fher winter sup
~ 81 fuel before II gets frexeu cold
up and prices are cut o-site. coss
BENNETT. goodHes sakes coal costa. nut
. rIEL new these hard times. For
ICE co. further rarfiekiers cali on
yours truly. kp. B.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05


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Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
CONDEM N ED.


Bills have been introduced in the New York. Illinois
and Minnesota Legislatures compelling tho manufacturer
Of such baking powders to brand the label in bold type
this powder acontsins ammonia" Physicians and chem
,.ts condemn the Of ammonia in baking powders
crime It's constant matter how small the quantity
a.r.asss the stomach nsutrarng the gastric juice and
Aestroying the complexion 1t Is the small quantities taken
sv.rv meal that do the mischief
Tia gratifying to know there are pure baking powders
n h. had ON the market and At greater cost to the
sumsr than some Of these socaled absolutely pure"
ammonia powderA
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder, the standard pure
cream Of tartar powder for forty Free from the aint
of either ammonia or alum. None pure-Noas 80 whole
soms.
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder Is re-
ported by ell authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum, or any other adultennt In fact the
purity Of this iseal powder has never been ques-
tioHed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

A valusbls bird dog owned BY Grass
Valley, Cal. man was recently shown q
parrot lie Immediately pointed, 1"
when Polly marched up 70 the front Of
him, and said; You're rascal" The
terrified dog turned tail and ran away,
and Is ruined for hunting. ~ he can not
now be induced 70 point ~ any sert a
bird
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

The Ola Name Would Not Do
IsslAy-.tsn's Colon the name Of that
oOwa 60 ths isshmus of Paaamas"
Dunsine-"ThAs ussA 70 bs tts name.
Sus u hes besn shsnged TO Period
sauss the Psnsas esaai came 70 fall
ueop "-Hsosisr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

An Eskimos are superstittous abous
ossth. sud. although they hold fssti-
vnis IN memory Of departed frtenda,
<hsy ws< usually carry dying par.
soa 10 some sbaadonsd hut. there 10
drag out his remaining days without
food. medicine. water or attendance.
After the death of husband or wife
ths survivor cuts tbs front hair short
and fszss Tor twenty-five days.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

Ctr Tressarerh once.
7rAna Rarids Aich.. Aue. ~ ISL. /
Netiee y heseoy Eivss that the assessnest
roll Ter The censtrtetlen OF 3 sesef In Ham
iitss street. from 40 fe>s ssath II Nest Lem
ara street " kleventh street in tbs esfy Of
Grant kApias. ~ Bsv In my hsna< Aad that
Will receive pAymenf tbereea Ter The period
'"s w WILLIAM HAKR.
soyt u CITY TreAssre1
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
Notice Of Election Of School Trustees.
MAYon!s 0sricr. !

uKANU WI.
The annual -iecrion OF the school trustee in
the city of Grand Rapids will be held in the
several wards OF said city on Monday. Sep
tember 7ih 1o9l The polls viii be open from
2o'clock p. m. until O'Clock y. m. 1t the fol-
lowing Biaces. viz:
first Ward-B. s. Harris new store.s23 South
Division street.
Second Ward-Wfddicomb block. second
door, corner Monroe and Waterloo streets
Third Ward-EnEine house. Lagrsve street.
Fourth hward-Kinneyss store. PIG East Bridge
street
Fifth ward-Engne house. corner Canal and
Leonard streets
Sixth Wsrd-Engine house. corner Leonard
and quarry streets.
Seventh Ward-Swiontek's hall. s. Stocking
street.
Eighth wsrd-Turner hall. Jefferson street.
Ninth Ward-Engine hous.. Jefferson street
Tenth Ward-Rinsuctte's hall. corner South
Division street and Fifth avenue.
EDWIN r. UHL, Mayor
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ State OF Michigan. county Of Kent SIS
Notice IL hereby given. that by an order cf the
Probate court for the county Of Kent. made on
the 3ist day Of July. A. ID. 1891 six
months from that date were allowed for cred
itcrs TO present their claims against the estate
OF
MARTHA VAN ooRrMEERSUM.
late OF said county. deceased. and that al cred
itors OF sasd deceased are required TO prescnt
their claims - sad PROBATE court, st the Pro
bate once In the city Of Grand Rapids. for ex-
animation and allowance oa or before tho lat
day OF February next. and that such claims
viii be beard before said court on Monday,
the lst day Of February next. at ten o'cock
In the forenoon OF that day.
Dated Grand Rapids. Mich. July 81. A. ID.
1891.
CYRUS r. PERKINS.
sat sept I Judge OF Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
TKEAsURrR.s NOTICE.

city Treasarcrs oficaIl
Grand Rapids. Mich. sept. T. 1891.
Notice r. hereby given that the assessment
roll Tor the paving Of West Fulton street rom
straight street to Seefh front street IN
the city ct Hrand Rapids. Il nov IN my
hands and that will recelve payment thereon
for the period Of twenty aays frem this date.
at the oiace Of the CITY Treasurer, City Han
GEORGE r. rERRA.
septss City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

City Treasurerp q ncAl
0rsna kApidA Nfch..Auf. e. N5l
Notice 10 herepv Usen that the ssSesssreat
roll fof tao eonsfriIoiiea of . s<Wes II k1at
Leonard street. frOn North Avenue TO Plaia
heid ave. In the city Of f8rsud Rapids. n neuis
thereon Tor the p<Tlea OF twenty DAYS from
thia date. at The e0nce ef the City 1rensursf.
Citv Halt WILLIAM HAkK
oep Il Clty Treoour0R.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

cisissa-That last murder n the talk
pf the town. Everybody seems excited.
Rsport@r-Evesybsdy?
citixsn-of course. mean everybody
pxeept ths police GOOD Hewa
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

tWees days sKvery day. .Except Saturday.
1n.fln A. ~. has shrough chair car 10 Chl-
lV.VV caeo. No extra charge Tor seats.
f.JE Y. N. runs through 20 Chicago solid
1sl0 with Wagner bu1ot car; seats. 50
cents
525 ss. ss sssssss r. r lis E. se't z ( car to
13 n .ssas d.r 1a sa,saa ss safs e Sssss Ss
ana sleeper 10 Indianapolis via Ben
ton farhof.
1130 r Iss s cIss' cns w'sH'r sleeping car to Ira
COO p. 81. Connects at st. Joseph with
O.OU Graham & Ncrton's steamer for Chi
cago.
DETROIT, JUNE z, lol
lAnsiNo q NoRrHtRN q. n.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
rnBAsURKn's NOTICE.

Cry TsrAsvssns orrIcs.l
GRASp RariDs. Mich. Sept. 4. 1891. /
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction of . sewer In Themp-
son Court from aear Sycamore street 20 lifih
avenue IN the city OF Grand Rapids Is
new In my hands apd that I viii re-
eeivc paymeat thereon fer the period Of twenty
DAYS ffetn this cate, at the of1ce OF the City
Treasurer. City Hal.
WILLIAM HAZE,
ssptS Ciiy Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
or A GARBAGE BURNER.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
GRAND RAPIps. MICH. Aug u. 1891.
Sealed proposals. for the construction OF a
Garbage burner In the city OF Grsad Rapids.
Michigan. will be received at this once TO and
incluaihg October I. ;SDi. nj O'Clock y. m.
Said gas5sse burner 70 have capacity sifiic-
Ing and ent rely consuming 20 tons Of garbage
ana other refuse per day. aud to be construct.
ed In accordance with plans ana specifications
to DO furnished upon application. By mail or
otherwise. from this Office.
". A. SHINKMAN.
City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

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iDaiiy. All others daily except sunday.
Taxing effect Sunday. Ju.y -. isss.
Sleeping cars GA Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
presses 70 and from Detroit Parlor cars rao
on Day Express aud Grand Rapids Express 10
and from Detroit. Direct connections made
ct Detroit with all throuah trains east over
the Michigan Ccnirai railroad Canada south
ern Divisonl.
FnEpM. Bnrces. Gent Ag'f. eS Monrocs
o. W. RrGCLEs. u. i. aud I. Az {. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

skvety csy. fweek days.
e.5a A. ". ruasthrousa 10 Detroit with par
OssO ior ear. trats S cents
lsOV seats. - cents
Cox T. H. runs through % Detroit WITH par
O.Zo lor car; SEATS. q cents
7:05 &. 4; NJ has psI''' cat 70 'ss'n'' 's'''
For tickets ana infcrmaticn Apply az Caioa
ticket once. 81 Menrce-st, cr Union statsoa
oEo. pEuAtE<. Gen. fsss'r Ag't