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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-18

In the District Court Of n ,
cial District Of the State Il n
for the county of Boise.
J. N. White, plaIuda, 4
White, defendant.
The people Of the Sts,, 4, Z
greeting to Alfarctra Win ;
You are hereby summonsd !.
to appear in an action lns,'
you by tho above named III.
District Court Of the Third n
tf'ict of the State OF idaho. 4 ,
county of Boise, and 70 a.,
plant filed therein, within y
elusive of the day Of sericsIt,
vice on you Of this SUNNI.
within this county; o., II u
this county, but in this dx,
twenty days; or, II sera
within forty days.
The said action is broVst
White, demanding judgnss, ,
that the bonds OF matrlniopyk \
self and the defendant Be III
that the custody Of the mipo
awarded to the plaintiff, md 1
er and further relief as 10 DE-
seem meet, equitable and pny
that on or about the lfihd
you did disregard the solemn
marriage vow and without ,
and abandon plaintiff. and n
still do continue To desert q
plaintiff without any snf6cia
reason, and against plainlif
without his consent the pail
fully appearing in plaintiff,
certified copy Of which is ser
and made a part hereof. 4
hereby notified that If you 4
and answer the said comphl
required, the said plaintiff !
the Court for the relief DEM
complaint.
Attest my land
T ( of the District z
y Third Judicial D.
State of Idaho, ID
county of Boise, this, 9TH
1891. ART CuNyIsez
II. w. Dunton, attorney fG
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A Kansas farmer is quoted as say
ing; ~ have lived in this State two
years, and | want to get out of it, if
can sell my farm for half Its worth.
There is too much sunshine, too much
sun flowers and too many sons-of.
guns here for me-
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Boise City
MARBLE WORKS.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Italian Marble and Granite

Monuments, Tombstores, Tablets, Stat
ues. Iron Fences, and all kinds OF Gene
terry work. We have secured the services
of frst.class workman from the East
We are better than ever prepared 10
do firstclas work, at such extreme
" low prices as to defy competition.
We have also received fine selection OF
original designs, both in granite and mar
Bile, so that parties can make as good Sc
lection from these designs as can be found
anywhere in the United States.
Please call and examine, or write for our
designs and prices, before placing your Or
ders elsewhere. We will make it to your
interest to do so.
Our designs in Iron Fences are the best
and cheapest IN the world. We can fur
pish good Wrought Iron Fence nearly
as cheap as wood fence.
JAMES DYMOKE,
Manager.
F. A. NOURSE,
Proprietor
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''a's q 1sAi =,

Notice u hereby NJ.
snce Of IN order Il M
Boise county and Htn,. 4 !!
the 27th day Of Juiv ~
OF the estate OF Jusils
the undersigned, ths ~
OF said estate, Will * y
the best offer In Cab n AN
Interest and estate =
Voguelin. at the tins 3
right, tllle and iniarss,tt ~ Y I
has, by operation Il is
CURED other than o. h ,s.,s
said justin VoguelIn 3 |.
death, to tho followips s,''.
One certain piece g. Z r ns'. !:
uaied, lying and bsIne 4 l
State OF Idaho, and ps,,is,
NJ .,.s, e'"it' kitua,ad
Moore's creek, and beri.s'I
Inns gulch and exiendIp's. a
direction down and an. \. y
lance Of one mile mo,s ~ ~
possessory right thereto ss
improvements thereon - }.
water rights leading Iron y
lin gulclics to said land
One quartz ledge q IA. {.
publican, one quarix ledsss ! \, !
Ms yellow Jack, one Oman, y 4 !
known as Fair View, al M
,erest in quartz ledge i ~ ~ \
tension Of Republican. "a Y
or lodes being located Il II
hood Of the above dese,ss.s !
in Boise county.
=. LIST OF PERSONAL -.
Ten cows with calves,
| Six 81 head Of stock cam
Three mares with COLI
| Three head Of work Ia.
One yearling colt ai,d ~ |.
Said sale Of properly v III
or after the 10th day of Aurs
received at the Boise On,
Boise county, Idaho.
Terms and conditions d 4
phi. FF.Cs
tin Voguelin, deceased
Boise county, July 81, in
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The following warrant will be paid on
at my office:
Special Road. 1891.
No. 282, Davis Bunch.... ...*lo w
FRANK CHURCH,
Treasurer
July 81, '91.
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Estray Notice.

Taken up at Idaho City stray morse,
ridgling) strawberry roam. four WING
legs, b,ld face, three years oid' weig ~
about 700 pounds; branded with haii cn-
Gle on left shoulder. The owner Is re-
quested TO prove property, pay charges
and lake the animal
Aug. 7, '91. 10d
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rreasurer's Neu y

Treasurer's "'a I,
The following Warrant.
presentation at my office "a
HOSPITAL FUND Mo-
No. 14O-- Favor OF ffanA . a
ROAD FuSp--lSss
NO {, III 81 r"' Z. II. Mills
F. F. CHuRe
County Ir'
idaho City, Idaho, July ~
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Treasurer's Mota

The following warrants ""
presentation at my office; :,
SPECIAL ROAD i'''
No. 2S1, Geo. E. Camp. 49," -
COUNTY GENERAL lwl
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TBH Idaho Co
% taks eggs on
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md rich Diet fol
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upon /" cack
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Bots md N a
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ls1ssss pllpplete
10 ~ the
portion ~ this
Ms to3ls,e to
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-18

F. A. NOURSE,
Proprietor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-18
Timber Notice.

July 81, 9l.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-17
could not, for the life of him, perceive
how the evil was to be remedied

could not, for the life of him, perceive
how the evil was to be remedied
This growing care, which increased
from day to day, had its gradual effect
upon our worthy burger insomuch,
that it at length implanted two or three
wrinkles on his brow; things unknown
before i'll the family of the Wcbbers; and
1t seemed to pinch mp the corners of his
cooked hat into an expression of an xiety,
totally opposite TO the tranquil, broad
brimmed, low crowned beavers of his il
lustrious prOgenitors.
Perhaps even this would not have ma
tcriallv disturbed the serenity of his
mind had he had only himself and his
wife to care for; but there was his
daughter gradually growing to maturity;
and all the world knows when daughters
begin to ripcn no fruit or flower requires
so much looking after. ] have no talent
at describing female charms, else fain
would depict the progress of this little
Dutch beauty. How her blue eyes grew
deeper and deeper, and her cherry lips
redder and rcdJcr; and how she ripened
and ripened, and rounded and rounded
in the opening breath of sixteen sum-
mers, until, in her seventeenth spring,
she seemed ready to burst out Of her
bodice like half blown rose bud.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-17

wife plate of slap jacks, begging her to
help herself to doubloon.
Ills grand care now was how to secure
this immense treasure without it being
known. Instead Of working regularly
in his grounds in the day time, he now
stole from his bed at night, and with
spade and pickaX, went to work to rip
up and dig about his paternal acres, from
one end to the other. In little time the
whole garden, which had presented such
goodly and regular appearance, with
its phalanx OF cabbagos, like vegetable
army in battle array, was reduced to
scene of devastation, while the relentless
Wolfert, with nightcap on head, and
lantern and spade in hand, stalled
through the slaughtered ranks, the de-
stroying angel OF his own vegetable
world.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-17

a. she was then. tIiCked out on a SUNDAY
morning in the hereditary finery Of the
old Dutch clothes press, of which her
mother had confided to her the KEY. Tho
wedding dress of her grandmother, mod
ernizcd for use, with sundry ornaments,
handed down as heirloOms in the family
Her pale brown hair snoothcd with but
termilil in flat waving lines on each side
of her fair forehead. The chain of vel
low virgin gold, that cncircled her neck;
the little cross, that just rested at the en-
trance of soft valley of happiness, as if
it would sanctifv the place. The--but
pooh.-it is not for an old man like me to
be pressing about female beauty; suffice
it TO say, Amy had attained her 18th
year. Long since had her sampler ex-
hibitod hearts in couples desperately
transfixed with arrows, and true lovers
knots worked in deep bluo silk; and it
was evident she began to lanSuish for
some more interesting occupation than
the rearing of suntlowers or picking of
cucunbers.
At this critica! period of female exist
ence, when the heart within a damscls
bosom, like is emblem, the miniature
which hangs without is apt to be on
crossed 10y single image, new visitor
began to make his appearance under
the roof Of WOlfcrt Wcbbcr. This was
,-.ii.. i ''.,''o'i, Wv o'3 Iol' q l'o'
fathers than any lad in the province; for
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mai- '7'' .''i' -
ri.
o,,I,;,.at;,n M s,n - r.. C',I.o-.
:,
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{'Iu ~, VIC n'o'1''! . Ai'i'.iiiS m'tO'e or
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6'o"iiu' H'IUAe" INC TioeA cout OF tle
va py' Ioi ',l' ''"' o'''er from 'He nrlg'I
.CPl',i N'''ie ma, ,iH 9uriS "cloIc inc iife.
az .l'e'' 4''i'' ii'l4e oi'iceS may seem OIL
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- :, ''i'''''''' ii''' -" Du,'H II - III
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i"'''' 'ii1i ''io''a "a ~ ~ '''' eyes Oh inc
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Ni9''', tue ''' A'''iG H''nl'i 10 sing OUT
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anu u '"0 9il Si'"' - VI "le u"u3H''r
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-17

SSssszy}2Z<Iz<
The destroying angel at his cum regptoJle
tcOrid.
Every morning bore testimony to tho
ravages of the preceding night in cab
bages OF all ages and conditions, from
the tender sprout to the full grown head,
piteously rooted from their quiet beds
like worthless weeds, and left 20 withcr
in thesunshine. 1t was in vain Wolfcrt's
vito demonstrated; it was in vain his
darling daughter wcpt over the de-
struction of some favOrite rnarigold.
Thou shalt have gold of another
guess sort" he would cry, chuck
ing her under the chin thou
shalt have a string Of crooked ducats for
thy wedding necklace, my child His
family began really to fear that the poor
mans wits were diseased He muttered
of pearls and diamonds and bars of gold.
In the daytime he was moody end alb
stracted, and walked about as if in a
trance. Dame Welbcr held frequent
councils with all the old women of the
neighborhOod, not emitting the parish
dominic; scarce an hour in the day but
a knot of them might b9 seen wagging
their white caps together round her door.
while the poor woman made some pitn-
Gus recital, Tho dau@htcr. too, was fain
To seek for more frequent consolation
from tho stolen interviews Of he. cc~ored
swain, Dirk Wal lroa Tho delectablc
little Dutch songs wi1l which She used
to dulcify the house grew less and les,
frequent, and she would forget her sow
inc and look wistfuly in her fathers
faoc as lee sat poudering bv the fircside.
Wolfert caught her eve one dav fixed on
him thus anxiouslv, and for a moment
WAS reused from his golden roveries-
Cheer up. my girl" said he. cxultinglv,
"Whv dost thou droop? Thou shalt hold
upthv head one day with the - and ,he
SChormcrhurnS. the Van ITOYncs, and the
Van Dams-the PATRON himself shall be
glad to get thee for his son"
Amy shook her head at this vainclori-
Gus boast. and was more than ever in
doubt of thcsoundness of the good mans
intellect.
In the meantime Wolfert went on dig
einc. but the field was extensive. and as
his dream had indicated no precise spot.
he had to die at random. The winter set
in before one-tenth Of the scene Of prom
ise had been explored. Tho ground be-
came too frozen and tho nights too cold
for the lalors Of the shade. No sooner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-17
WOLFERT WEBER
BY WASHINGTON IRVING.

city of the Manhattoes a wealthy burg
er, Wolfcrt Weber by name. He was
deccnicd from old Cohus Weber of the
Brille in Holland, one of the original
settlers, famous for introducing the Cul-
tivatiOn of cabbuges, and who came over
to the province during the protector
ship of OlolTe Van Kortlandt, otherwise
called the Dreamer.
The field in which Cobus Wcbbcr first
planted himself and his cabbages had re-
manned ever since in the family, who
continued in the same line of husbaudry,
with that praiscworthy perseverance
for which our Dutch burgers are
noted. The whole family genius, dur
ing several generations, was devoted
to the study and development of this one
noble vegetable; and to this conccntra-
ton of intellect may doubtless be as
Cribed the prodiCiOus size and renoWn to
which the Webbcr cabbagcs attained.
The Weber dynasty continued in I'M
interrupted succession; and never did
limo give more uuquestionable proofs of
Legitimacy. The eldest son succeeded to
the looks, MS well as tho territory Of his
sire; and had the portraits of this line Of
tranquil potcntates been taken they
would have presented a row of heads
marvclously resembling in shape and
magnitude the vegetables over which
they reiGncd
The seat of government continued I'M
changed i'll the familrmansion-a Dutch
built house, with front or rather gable
end Of yellow brick, tapnring to a point.
with the customary iron Wcathcrcocl at
the top. Everything about the building
bore the air of long settled ease end Sc
curitr. Flights of martins pcopled the
little cOops nailed against the walls, and
swallows built their nests under the
caves; and every one knows that these
house loving birds bring good luck to the
dwelling where they takeup their abode,
In a bright sunny morning in early sum
ncr, it was delactablo to hear their
cheerful notes, as they sportcd about in
the pure, sweet air, Chirping forth, as it
were, the greatness and prosperity of the
Wobbers.
Thus quietly and comfortably did this
excellent family vegctate under the
shade of Il mighty Luttonwood tree.
which by little and little grow so great
as entirely to overshadow their palace.
The city gradually spread its suburbs
round their domain. Houses sprung up
to interrupt their prospects. The rural
lanes in the vicinity began to grow
into the hustle and populuusness Of
street; il short. with all the habits Of
rustic life they began to find themselves
the Inhabitants of q Citg. Still. however,
they maintained their hereditary char
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-25
Notice to Contractors,

dds FOR THE ERECTION AND COM
- pletion OF the new State Normal School Of
West Virginia, to be built at Fairmont, Marion
County, in accordance with the plans, drawings
and specifications prepared for the same by o.
S. Philpott, architect, OF Wheeling w. Va, are
called for by the Board OF Regents The plans
and specifications will be on Gle at the Office OF
Joseph E. Sands, Fairmont, aud also at the
Office OF the architect, in Wheeling, after the
2Srd OF November. All bids must be for the
whole of tn, work complete as called for.
Bids for this work must be accompanied with
q certified check for $500 as an evidence OF good
faith to enter into contract the same TO be for
feited to the Board of Regents in case Of fail
ure. Each bidder must furnish with his bid a
bond OF $4,000, with three sureties satisfactory
to the Board for the full and proper perform.
ance OF the work as set forth and required by
the architect, and to insure the Board against
all loss, damage suits arising from negligence
Of the contractor or otherwise, as connected
with the construction OF this building, and for
any other matters that may come in dispute
whatever.
All bids must be sent in conforming to the
above terms to the Hon. Il. S. Morgan, at Charles
ton, w. Va, by the l2th day Of December, 1891,
on which day The Board will meet to consider
the bids. The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or ali bids.
o. s. PHILPOTT,
Architect. for the Board.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-25
WHEELING DAILY REGISTER WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1891
sob cans 10; pom cans re; ION cans n;

sob cans &c; 20fb cans re; lob cans N;
51b cans 75Sc; 3lb cans re.
CANNED GooDs-31b fancy tomatoes 81 90
Hartford. Co. Standard corn 90a95c;
21b Honey Drop corn 81 20; New York
State Fancy 2tb corn 81 25; high grade
81 IS; 3fb Standard table peaches 81 75;
pie peaches soc; lib Deep Sea full
Standard cove oysters 81 00; lib light
weight cove oysters 75c; 21b Acorn stand
ard string beans 75c; 2fb can corn beef
81 SO; lib can Clipped beef 81 %; 1fb can
lunch tongue 81 %.
WooDENwARE-No. l tubs 81 90; No. 2
So 90; No. 3 IS 90; 2 hoop pals 81 IS; 8 hoop
81 55; sap 81 %; single washboards 81 30;
double do. s. So one crimp double do. g So;
single 81 80
FRUITs-New Turkish Prunes &c;
Raisins, Valencia, &c; layer Ondara Sc;
London layer raisins e. %; loose muscatels
3 25; loose muscatels in bags, &c: Cali
tornia Prunes in boxes so to go pounds
lOc; do. 20 10 so pounds &c; do. 80 to 100
pounds Sc; do. in bags &c less.
OH-Lard, extra western strained 75c;
carbon, ITO, &C; carbon, ITO, &c; Lewis
Miners winter white oil 44c; summer
white Acc.
SUeARs-Cutloaf SC; Cubes 45Sc; fruit
powdered 4SIc; Granulated Standard AZ &c;
Standard Confectioners' A 4ssc; Columbia
A. &c; Ridgewood A, 494c; America A,
SIC; Extra G, SIC to $40; Knights G,
316c; White Extra Q 35Sc.
RIcE-F'ancy Pearl 614c; Choice Pearl
&c; Choice Domestic 69sc; Prime Do
mestic &c; Fair Domestic &c; Fancy
Head nc.
CoFFEE-Green Coffee-Fancy Golden
Rio Zoe; Fancy Green Ice; Peaberry
22c; Choice Green 1S16c: Prime Green
1Sc; Roasting grades lie; Java 25c.
Roasted, in packages-Arbuckle's coffee
20c; Jersey coffee, 2014c: Lion Coffee,
zoe; Standard Loose Roasted 18c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-25
Marhinfats.
Ruflrnnos.
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Timetable No.2
TO TAKE EFFECT 1901 A. NJ,
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER LIST, 1891.

Leave Wheelipg-Eo. Il, 6:l5 q. m: No g
Z; 80 = m; No. IS, $50 g. m: No. n, $50 O. N.
No. q, i0:30a. m; No. I'll, 1l:30 q. m. No 1i3,
$50 p. m: No ti6, 1850 p. m; No. III, $3.50 p
m; No. -le, $3.50 p. m; No. +2l, 40 p. n; No.
70, 5:3O N No. -8. $50 p. m: No III, 7:30
P m; No. 80, $50 p. m; No. 'aI $50 p. m: No.
Arrive Martins Ferry-So. q, e:27 a. m; No.
s. 7:45 3 m; No. e, e:45 a NJ; NO. a, e:45 g.
m; No. 70, 1913 q. N; No. I'LL Las .. m; No.
lib, l9:1 p m. No us, las p M; No. III. 2;4s
p. ~; No. tIe, S:45 p, m; No. 81, 4:45 p. N /:
No. re, 5:45 p. m; No. RS, o:45 ?. N. No. ~.
7:45 p. m; No. .2e, s:i5 p. m; Ne. 81. s:45 p.
NJ; No. s33, HOO p. n.
Arrive Lsughlin's Mill-No. 81, 6:3l a m.
Leave Laughlin's Mill-Ho. e. 6:22 q. m; No.
~, COS .. N.
Lave Martins Ferry-No. g, 6:3s g. m: No.
q, 500 D. N: No. %. 900 y. m; No. Is, 1000 O.
m; No. no il:00A. NJ; No. tl2 l2: 10 D. m; No.
ia, loo p m; No. tio. COP. N No. rs. 800
no ~, o;lOp m; 30 10. 7:io ?. m: No. -2s,
500 p. m; No. go 300 p. m; No. s32 1000 p.
N
Arrive wheeling-Eo. ., $50 a. m; No. e.
8: Is q. m; No. e s:l5 .. m; No IS 10: Is O. m
No. 10. II is q. m No tl2, 1875 .. m: No. TIA
lis P. N; No. -l6. 2:l5 p. m; No. rs, 3:l5 p.
m; No. 80 Ais p m: NO. ~. 5:l5 p. m /; No.
"a. ga p. m; No. I'd rs p. NJ; No. t2s, s:l5
p. m; No. 40. s:l5 p. m; No s32. l0:l5 D. N.
sDaily except sunday. tDaily.
No. - viii start from Martins Ferry only, on
Sundays
The company reserves the right 70 vary from
the above timetable at pleasure.
oc3leda General Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-25
STATE ROADS.
-.,,r IMPORTANT NEW ENTERPRISES IN
> DER WAY.
Ds-.,t Sections cf the Stals Connecting
3" ,,lvs, With Bonds Of Stesl-For
y,v Lines to bs COnsidsrsd-WOrk
n b Iommsncsd bsxi Spring.
...,.,...,,n 70 ne Reotstsr.

-, TsleqrGmt 70 ne he0'StSr'
S ,'~ w. VA, November "a.
GIal1i,o1d building in the southern part
Ia Is, safe Is receiving quite an i'm
o. ~. .nd the REGISTER correspondent is
,,s,or-med OF several new roads that are
H. ~ brilt before many months elapse.
p u nermanent survey for the Char
Iu CIepdennin and Sutton road, the
.e'.04 .to+ is TO be built by Charleston
INC ~ connect this city with the
geOp5o, system at Sutton, Braxton
Vsn has been completed as far as the
ev-- copDty line, which is as far as 1t
1 nj be taken this winter. AS soon as
"" enqineerS complete their estimates
u. ~, Dad will be let TO contract. l was
.l 5S..-oed by the secretary Of the rail-
~. Ia company that they expect to see
va work done on the road before the
~ This month. 1t would have been
~ before now but for the sickness
lone Of the engineers.
The REGISTER correspondent is also
,-iormed that the railroad up Guyan-
80 river. from its mouth at Hunting
80. 80 connection with the Norfolk
"a western, about a hundred miles
a., a. the mouth OF the river, is 70 be
III next spring. The right Of way has
- secured, or a sufficient amount
..rc,raDteed to secure it for the entire
i.,erce. and the money is said to be
-,.3v 70 build the road. There is some
AZ also OF the road being built up Coal
- from ST. Adams 10 the coal fields
~ Roone and Logan, but there is no
5sfrite information as TO that, and IL is
-,o-e likely that the road will be built
no the GuyandOtte.
In has been aScertained within the
last few DAYS that the money for the
sriI5inr of the Potts Creek railroad has
5sop secured, and that the road would
h. bpiIt during the next spring. This
Dad would start from COvingtOn, Va,
and run into the rich Potts Creek val
lev. in which a large number OF West
virginia people are heavily interested.
7, would DO also a sort Of On extension
n the West Virginia and Pittsburg
,,,d. which is TO connect with the
rbssspeake and Ohio at Co vingtOn.
Another road that will probably be
hrgt is the one from Hinton up New
liver 20 q competition with the Norfolk
and Western in Mercer county. This
rad has been talked Of and now steps
are being taken TO build the road. A
company composed of Hinton men,
principally, has been organized and ef-
i,fts are being made by them to inter-
est people who will build the road.
vas told that they had every prospect
Of success and one man who is a men,
Der OF the company says the road will
Be built next spring. The line is short,
being not over twenty-five or thirty
miles, but it is important, being the first,
as il would be, TO connect the two great
systems, the Chesapeake and Ohio and
The Norfolk and Western.