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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-04-16

THE severity of the recent drought in
Maine may be realized when it is stated
that for several days a Machias farmer
was obliged to give his cattle cider to
drink, no water being obtainable.
A New YORK hotel keeper is exhibit
ing box of rs cigars which have been
sent to him by Havana maker as a
sample lot of what the prince of Wales
smokes. They are seven inches long
and cost S1.s0U thousand.
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No markable object available for witness.
Thence n 79o 3Oi e SIG ft. wagon road bears
and W: $40 #, right bank of Jordan
creek o # wide runs south-westerly. 500 It, to
cor NO. 3. lntersect line 10 of Denver mill.
site survey No. 856 b, at n l0o 80 W $50 It from
cor NO. 2. Set a fir post ms square, 4, 10 It
long, II in the ground and mound ofstones,
marked
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whence NV cor of the location bears Coz 81
W, 26S IT dist. Cor No. 3 is identical with cor
No. /, sur No, SAB B, Chicsgo millsite, Joseph
r, DeLamar, claimant. No MAJ kable object
available for witness.
Thence 44o 80 W, var 1872 49, e, $50 feet. road
to DeLamar, course Sc and NV; 80 feet right
bank of Jordan creek, g fl wide, flows NV;
$50 feet, to cor No 3, Identical with cores
ponding cor of location, also cor No.2, sur No.
648 B, also cor No. l. sur No. 652 Wilson mill
site, Joseph r. DeLamNr, claimant. No
markable object available for witness
Thence 90 81 e. var $50 49, e, 80 feet left
bank of Jordan creek; 100 feet, road to Della
MAJ, course ne and sw; $40 feet, road to De-
Lamar. course e and "; 663 ieet, pine post
4 in- square protruding II above the sur
face, marked w sur No. 652; GS5 feet. right
bank of Jordan creek; Sol feet 10 cor No. 4,
Identical with NV cor of DeLarnar millsite
Joseph r. DeLamaT, claimant.
A point in bed OF creek, unsuitable for per-
manent corner, set witness corner ut n l0o 30'
W, $50 IT from true corner. A pine post #
long, ms square, set l IT in ground with
mound of stones, marked W q
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whence the sec cor. common to secs 4. 5, SO
and SO, on n boundary of 5 S, raw, bears N
lSo 49, e, S47 # measured. Cor No. sur No
$50 A, bears 2so 49, W, 1871 fl, measured. Cor
No. l, sur No. S57 b, (suspended) London mill
site, Joseph r. DeLamBr, claimant, bears n
l0o 30' W, 64.95 # dist. No markable object
available for witness.
Thence n 60o34' W var $50 49, 1855 feet to cor
No. 2; pine post # long, ms square, set
IT in the ground with mound of stones,
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from which cor to sections A. 5, 80 and SO, on,
boundary Of B S, IA W, bears n 800 2S' W
1853 fl dist. by actual measurements. Cor
No. Crown Prince and Bismark Console
dated Lode, survey No. 92S A, bears 900 O3f W
5za0.2 1t distant. by actual measurement
Corner No. ! is identical with n cor of
London millsite, unsurveyed. No markable.
object available for Witness
Thence 100 30' var 1872 49, e. $50 It. to cor.
No. 2, identical with location cor also cor,
NO 4, Christian Wahl millsite, survey No
oSz b, also cor No. 4, Idaho millste, survey
NO. 65l, also cor OF London millsite unsur-.
veyed. Set a flr post ins square, s # long,
IL IN the ground and mound of stones,
marked
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-04-16
HE PLAYS TO WIN.
How an Expert Gambler Makes
His Business Profitable.

A Variety of Intricate But Certain Meth
DDS Employed by Professionals by
Which the Amateur Is Eleeced-
Warning to the Unwary.
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CASH MILLSITE.

Beginning at the ne cor of this millsite sur
vey, Identical with the original ne cor of the
locations a firpost 3 # long, ms square, set
| # in the ground. with mound of stones,
marked l
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No markable object available for witness.
Thence II l0o 30' W II 1t, left bank of Jordan
creek II wide runs south-westerly. ST IT,,
wagon road bears and W. 100 II, W cor
cor No survey No, s56 B. $50 fl, to cor No 4.
Identical with location cor. Set fir post
ms square, 3 It long, # in the ground and
mound OF stones, marked 4
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S50A.

No markable object available for witness.
Thence 40 49, w, var 1872 49, e, 1900 feet. to
cor No. !. the place of beginning of survey of
exterior BOUNDARY Cash lode.
AREA
Total area of Cash lode 1850 acres.
No conflicts.
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CROWN PRINCE AND BlSMARK CONSOL-
DATED LODE MILLSITE.

BEGINNING at W cor of millsite as cor No l.
a hr post ms square . It long | IL in the
ground with mound of stones around same,
marked l
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AREA.
Containing an area of 1907 acres.
LOCATION.

4
This claim is located on unsurveyed land
in s, raw, Boise meridian.
Magnetic variation lSo 49'-lSo 81 G, contain
ing 767 acres.
The location of this mine is recorded in
the Recorders Office of Owybee county, Id
aho, in book No.7 of mining claims and the
location or this millsite in book No. 3 of
ords.
The adjoining claimants are, sur No 5l7
Wilson lode. on the north; sur No. S5S ,Phebe
Grace lode, on The east; sur No.S56 a , Denver
lode and San Francisco lode (unsuryeyed) on
the south, and Zulu lode (unsurveyed) ON the
west.
The adjoining millsite claims are sur No.
S57 B, suspended, London millsite, and sur
No. 6I2 b, Christian Wahl millsile, on the
east; sur NO. 652, Wilson millsite, on the
south; sur No. 643 Il, Chicago milisite, ON the
west.
any portion of said Cash mine, millsiie, or
surface ground are required to file their
adverse claims with the Register of the Uni
ted states Land Office at Boise City, in the
county of Ada, Stale of Idaho, during the six
ty days per cd Of publ cation hereof, or they
Will be barred by virtue of the provisions of
the Statute.
CHAs. S. KINGSLEY, !
Register. |
United States Land Office.
BOISE CITY. IN sHo Jan. 20, 1892 |
IT is hereby ordered, that the foregoing
Notice of Application for Patent be pub |
lisbed for the period of sixty days, ten con- |
secutive weeks, in The b. lamar y UGGET, a |
weekly newspaper publ shed at DeLamar, |
in owyhee County, state o. Idaho, thtat /
being the nearest newspaper to said mine.
CHAs. S. KINGSLEY
Register.
First pub Feb 2O--last pub Apr. % 1892
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LOCATION.

The location of this mine is recorded in the
Recorder's office of Owyhee County. Slate or
4uahG, IN the book No. 6 of Mining Glazing
ana The location of said Millsite is recorded
County. - N y" ne0
me adjoining claimants are the Hone Lode
survey $40 A, and Idaho. suTveY So NS SSS
which conflicts with this claim on The North:
t the lulu and Iburg Lodes, unsurveyed on the
Gas !, ana the Dissen Lode, survey g2I on the
" est, all OF which are claimed nv Josenh r..
DeLamar The adjoining MillSite claims
s .Ie W ,He l"ano hlllslte survey No 65I on the
,ooItn Ine Denver Mlllsite, survey No 1856 B,
anu anu, me lpufg Millsite (unsurveyed) on the
EasL' the London Millsite unsuryeyed on the
We w 9sI, al Oh which are claimed by Joseph r..
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF said Crown Prince and Ris
nlaIk consolidated Mine or surface ground,
Or o crown Prince and Bismark Consolidated
l.oue hllllslte, are required to file their adj
y verse GAINS with the Register Of the United
s C, Lana once at Boise City, Idaho in the
~ Cpuhty Oh Aoa during The sixty days. period
OF puDllcalion hereof or they will be barred
by Ihe virtue of the provisions of the statute.
CHAS. S. KINGSLEY.
Register.
IT. is hereby ordered that the foregoing
Hotiee OF Application for Patent be pu blished
lor Lhe period of sixty days, ten consecutive
weeks, in the DeLainar NuGGET. a weekly
newspaper published at DeLamar, Owyhee
CounIy, Sate of Idaho, that being the news
paper published nearest said mining claim
ana mlllslte CHAS. S. KINGSLEY,
First pub Feb. q.
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Thence SO 80, W, var $50 49, 1894 feet, cor
No. sur No. $50 a, also he cor San Francisco
lode unsurvey ed; 600 feet to cor No. 4, identi-
cal with corresponding cor II location, also
NV cor san Francisco lode, also ne cor Phil
delphia lode, unsurveyed, also Sc cor Zulu
lode, ali Of which are unsuryeyed and
claim by Joseph h. DeLamar; pine post
fl long, ms square, set IT in the ground,
with mound of stones marked 4
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-04-16

from which a juniper tree ms diam, blazed,
and marked 4
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No markahle ohiect AVAILABLE ~ N

No markable object available for witness.
Thence lOo SG' W, var 1872 49, e, 4 1eet, right
bank of Jordan creek; 40 feet, road TO Della
mar; so feet, TO witness cor No. previously
set, identical with cor No. /, sur No 642 &,
Christian Wahl millsite, Joseph r, DeLamar,
claimant; 4155 feet to cor No. l, the place of
beginning survey of millsite exterior bound
.4rU
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bears l5o 0S' W 3S # distant.
Ihenee 79' SO' W $50 It, to cor No. /, the
place OF beginning survey OF exterior bound-
airy OF Crown Prince and Bismark Console
dated Lode Millsite.
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RIO. $50 a G. B.
Application for q Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Boise City, Idaho, January 70, 1892.


Boise City. Idaho, January ", I692)
Nt TICE is hereby given that Joseph r.,
La DeLamar, who is not within this land
dlstric,, by his duly authorized agent, H. Z.
Anchor, whose postoffice address is Della
mar, Owyhee County, state of Idaho, has
| this day fill, d his application fora patent for
fifteen hundred linear feet Of the Cash mine
or vein, bearing mineral with surface ground
six hundred feet in width and the Cash milf
| site. situated in Carson Mining District,
| County of Gwyhee and State Of Idaho, ana
designated by the official platand field notes
on tle in this office as lot mum Der - IN
tow ship S, range 4 W of Boise meridian;
said lot No. - being described as follows,
to wit:
Beginning at discovery the center of a shaft
4xS IT, 30 # deep, in solid rock, where The no
tice OF location was originally posted;
Thence n 4lo 49, W, var lS' 49, e, 1920 ft along
the general course or line of vein, as near as
practicable, to a firmly planted fir post a ms
so, protruding 40 feet above The sarface mark
ed NV center end line Cash lode. This post on
norlhwesterly end line of claim and appar-
ent middle of vein, mark 1853 A.
Thence n 500 So W var l8o 81 e300 feet,to cor
No. l, identical with NV cor of the location;
also ne cor OF the Zulu lode lunsurveyed) Jo-
seph r, DeLamar, claimant and the place OF
commencing exterior boundary survey. A
pine post fl long ms square, set II In the
ground with mound of stones, marked
$50 A,
whence the sec cor common to secs 4, 5, S2and
SO. on north boundary of S, W, bears n
900 So e AIS fl measured. Cor 40. of sur NO.
$50 b, Cash millsite, bears n 23o 49, e, 3Sl fl
dist Cor No. 3, sur No. 547 Wilson lode, bears
S2o 49, e, 13l.7 it dist. Cor No. l. sur No. 54S,
Idaho lode, bears 800 49, W. 42l.6 # Distant
both claimed by Joseph Il. DeLanar. The
sc cor of Hope lode, which is identical with
ne cor Crown Prince lode, both unsurveyed
and claimed by Joseph Il. DeLamar, bears
l6o 30 e, 1912 fl dist. No maikable object
available for witness.
Thence $40 49, e. var 1872 81 e 1911 feet,cor B.
sur n o. 5I7 800 feet, north -westerly center end
line post of This claim previously set; 600 feet
to cor No 2 Identical with corresponding cor
of location, also cor No. sur No. s5S, Pnebe
Grace lode, Joseph r. DeLamar, claimant, A
pine post # long, ms square, set II Ia the
ground with mound of stones, marked
S59A,
whence a fir tree, is ins diam, bears n $50 ~
e, SO #. and fir tree u ms diam, bears $50
81 2l4.8ft; both trees blazed and marked
B To
s59A.
Thence 40 49, g, var ISo 81 e, on line be
tween sur No. 8JS and this claim, 1909 feet, TO |
cor No. 3, Identical with corresponding cor OF
location, also cor No, sur No. S5S A pine |
post II long, ms square, set fl in ground, |
with mound OF stones, marked
SEA,
cor No. sur No. $50 A, Denver lode
both claimed ny Joseph r. DeLamar, bears |
II $50 49, W, 1894 # distant fir tree IT diam
bears 70 2S' W 1896 ft and fir tree S ms diam,
bears 90 AZ e, 1905 IT; both trees blazed and
marked
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whence cor No. . sur No. $50 A, Denver lode,
also ne cor San Fran cisco lode (unsuryeyed)
both claimed ny Joseph r. peLamar. bears
IL $50 SS'w, 1894 # distant fir tree It diam
bears 70 2S' W 1896 ft and fir tree ms diam,
bears n 22o AZ e, 1905 #; both trees blazed and
marked
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Total area OF Crown Prince and Bismark
Consolidated Lode, LOCI acres.
Area in conflict with Idaho Lode Sur No
54S, not claim ed, 0295 acres
Net area of claim, 20. 1856 acres,
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AREA.


1h'Va VI hlllslJe, D acres.
are OF Lode Claim, 20 $3.50 acres,
4otal area OF Lode and Millsite 1896 acres.
Magnetic variation, $50 49, e, containing
1896 acres.
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n,
No markable object available for witness
Thence 1852 30' W 1882 it, wagonroad bears.
W and e. 1900 1T, to cor No. /, the place OF
beginning survey of exterior boundary OF
Crown Prince and Bismark Consolidated
Lode
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Thence 40 49, g, var lSo 81 e, on line be
tween sur No. 8jS and this claim, 1900 feet, to
cor No. 3, identicAl with corresponding cor OF
location, also cor No, sur No. S5S A pine
post II long, ms square, set fl in ground,
with mound OF stones, marked 3
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-11
CUT THE UNDERrAKERs.
Differences Arise ~ to the Proceeds
From Funerals.

Differences Arise ~ to the Proceeds
From Funerals.
All 10 not ~ peaceful among the
hackmen as appears on the surface.
Two or three months ago when an or
ganizstion WAS first discussed tho under
takers were ''in IT," but in the present
organization the name OF an under
taker does not appear, nor 10 his in
terests cut any figure in the rate sched-
ule. THIS is not all. The hackmen are
treating the undertakers IN . manner
that would indicate they never expect
to have any use for them. At the last
meeting of the association it Was de-
cided TO allow no undertaken to make
an order for mack service for . funeral.
The system in practice, heretofore,
has been to allow the undertakers t.
order ~ many hacks as were desired
for funeral and the undertaken would
get commission from the hack owner.
The trade has been combined 10 three
or four hack owners, the undertakers
carrying their orders to the man who
would give the best commission. OF
course these three or four favored hack
owners objected to . change, but the
majority of the association demanded
one and made it. The undertakers are
not at all pleased with the change. II
10 rum red that some members of the
ASSOCIATION are breaking the rule re-
garding the undertakers and arc re.
ceiving orders from them. The matter
will come before the next meeting OF
hackmen for settlement.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-11

At Howell on "Wednesday a dement,
ed old lady named Mrs. Aoynahsr
wandered away from the county house
got lost IN a swamp and pefished iroui
cold and exposure.
Irsmps are dong . lot OF damsRe in
Kalamazoo county school houses.
They burn up the hooks 10 keep them
selves warm during the night.
A dear little deluded Jaeksoa hrids
thought abe could commence n Use.
Keeping with . carpet sweeper aud an
osl stove.
". n. Gray is in tfonble a. Jack son,
having obtained goods BY representing
himself as . Miehigan Central detec-
i've,
A doctor advertising ia the kalsmA
zoo papess ssys My cures sse no,
only permanent, hat ,hey femsln 81. =
Shsep sillias aess are making life
Bissfshle for Nsa hufea eensty tar,
mefs.
ilss q, ". JARVIS Of tsbeemsns bss
ssseSedsa n gsasias sssages, Next
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-11

Albany, n. y. Dec. l0.--A weil-in-
formed democrat and intimate friend
of Chairman Edward Murphy said 70
day that Mr.. Murphy had at present.
seventy members OF the Legislators
pledged to vote for him ia the oaucus
which would esiect both the speaker
shIp and senstorehIp neminees. He
stated. moreover, that Mr.. Murphy did
not intend nj fret 70 make any light
for the honor. He vas willing 20 &C.
cept the senatorship IL the party
deemed him worthy the honor, tut
would not have contested the place
against any good man bad not the pa
pcrs commenced aftacks on him. The
eettled him and made him receive 70
via the nomination and election.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-11

BERLIN, Dec. f0.-tieneral Won Kali
tenborn-StAchau. minister OF var. In-
troduced the Amy bill IN the rcichstsg
today for its first reading with . long
and earnest speech. Tie declared that
Germany most be prepared to enter o.;
any moment into a final war which
would dsarf all preceding wars In the
magnitude of the forces engaged IN the
issus To be decided. 10 Was Imperative
that every mau IN Germany able 10
bear arms should 5e ready 10 respond
when called. .Ths bill was . measure
of suprense necessity and demanded
no sacrifice that the pAtrloasrs of
the nation should not be sflling
To grant. aud no sacrfice greater
than what other nations were
making IN preparation for toe mighty
struggle that nsignt at any time begin.
The bill fxes the peace footing of the
army. including prIvstes and corpoFals,
on yearly average ~ fs2 .00c men
frons October 4. 1893. To March 81.
lSs9. The infantry vii be composed
of I'll bsttslions. the cavalry OF az
-gusdrons. the field artillery OF 49i
batteries. TIE foot artillery of thirty
seven osttsiions. the pioneers OF TWEEN
ty-four bsttslious. the railway troops
OF seven esttslions and the tram OF
twenty lone hsttslious- The war minis
ters OF Bavsrs. Ssxooy and Wurten-
berg were present dusing the debate
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-11
WILL BE A DRAIN
The Pension List Likely O.
Create = Deficit
IN THE SURPLUS REVENUES
The Total Dssbuzssnsnn sus shs ysas
WIZ Reach ss Lsess
elso.oea

WAsHnoroS, Dec. lo.-Ths onol1
surplus at present in the United eGntso
treasury and the falling OF in cussoaa
and internal revenue Receipts have
caused conjecture whsthes pens,on
payments may not, ~ any time. come
near creating deficiency. "A u zen.
orally understood. pension certificates
are only issued for quarterly pay
ments. but according 10 the eysfe1u
edopted by this bureau . regular
monthly requlsitlon 40 made upon the
treasury department.
Penslons are paid through eighteen
agencies, which are divided into three
groups. Group No. 1. COMPRISE the
agencies OF Buffalo, Concord, New
Hampshire; Chicago. DesMolnes. Mil
waakee and P.tteburg. and will make Z
quarterly payment ON January Z.
Group No. 2. contains the agencies Of
INDIANAPOLIS. Knoxville. Louisvslie.
New York, Philadelphia and To-
peks, Kan, which will make
. payment on February 4. Ia group
No. 5 are the agencies OF Augusta. Ne.
Boston, Columbus. OHIO. Detroit, sSan
Francisco and Washington. which will
make payment on March 4. TINS
latter group will make . reputation
this month for sum closely approx
imstlng $l2. 900, which will be sent
to the treasury department the latter
part OF December. The checks for
this money Will not he mailed until the
second or third day Of January.
The last pension requisltlon was hon.
ored on November % and called for
81, ,975, 900. The amount required aver
ages about the same each month. The
amount expended in the payment OF
pensions during the fret four months
of the present fiscal year was $50. .0oo. :
600. which. If not increased IN ratio.
would indicate total pension dlsburse-
ment for the year OF $l5o, ,000, 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-11
REFORM CLUB BANQUET.
Mr.. Cleveland Says Democracy VIII
Fulfill Its Promises.

Mr.. Cleveland Says Democracy VIII
Fulfill Its Promises.
|. NEW YORK, Dec l0.-At the annual
banquet of the Reform club tonight,
at Madison Square Garden. the presi-
dent-elect was the bright particular
star and most honored guest He oc-
cnpsed the post OF honor At the right
hand OF Ellery Anderson, president of
the club. The seat TO the left of Mr..
Cleveland WAS not filled by Senator
DAVID b. Hill; N fact that gentleman
did not grace the banquet with his
presence. Many other well known
democrats and tariff reformers, how
ever, discussed the choice menu At the
same table with Mr.. Cleveland. Ii re-
quircd fifteen tables to seat the guests,
willie the galleries we're filled with the
far sex. President Anderson saw that
all were seated st 7 O'Clock. and in =
brave speech eulogized the president
elect.
Mr.. Cleveland responded and began
by remarking that he had nothing new
or startling to say, and promptly DEM
onstrated this by spostrOphizing the re-
cent democratic victory. He said that
those who felt that debxuched suf-
frage bad nearly wrecked popular rule
need only TO think OF this banquet to
be convinced Of their error. The ma
tional democracy and Its allies in
political principle rejoiced over the de-
feat OF those whose fate is full OF iin-
strucuon and warning,
Continuing be said: "If We redeem
the promises We have made TO the
voters of our land, the difficulty Of our
task can hardly be exaggerated. The
misslon of our party, and the reforms
We contemplate, do not involve the en-.
coursgement Of jealous animosities nor
destructive determination between
American interests. In order that we
may begin with free hands ws should
vigorously oppose all deluslons which
have their origin in undemocratic
teachings or in demagogic attempts to
deceive the people. We shall utterly
and disepAcefully fail il we attempt
these reforms under tho influence Of
petty partisan scheming or the fear of
jeopardlzing personal political fortunes.
Speeches were also made by Carl
SchurZ aud others.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-11
Operators WEAKENING.

DENVER, Dec. 10.-Itis reported from
the superintendent's Office at Colorado
Springs that some OF the Rock Island
men who went out have returned
again. 1t is reported that the agent at
Limon asked to be reinstnted again
yesterday, aud was again given charge
of the Office ut that station.
The following was cent out by the
local lodge .. K. T. this morning:
ITO all operators: Passenger trains
all late, and no freight trans either
way since strike was ordered. Stand
firm, boys; we have \ trump card ia
play for you il necessary"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-11
Steamer Badly Damaged.

NEw YORK. Dec. 10.-Tne steamer
La Bretagne, while leaving her pier
early this morning, coilided with the
Morgan docks and was so badly DAM
aged that she had to return for re-
pairs. The accident 10 even more se-
nous than was at first supposed. The
force of the blow was such that the
vessel scraped her starboard bow for q
distance Of forty feet. breaking ten
plates, 4 number of deck beams, her
forward ribs and some stanchions. One
OF the deck planks ran completely
through the heavy iron plates. All the
damage, however, ID above the water
line.