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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-27
STANDS FOR FREE ORE.
Iron Miner Who Says Iron Ore
Needs No Protection,

Iron Miner Who Says Iron Ore
Needs No Protection.
A reporter of the GLOBE met John &.
Brown. of Duluth, who is interested in
iron mining, and asked him what was
the inside meaning of the mass meeting
which has been called for the 2Sth in
Duluth, TO protest against putting iron
ore on the free list. Mr. Brown mod
estly disclaimed any wish to have his
name appear in the papers in connection
with any discussion Of public matters,
but yielded to the reporters assurance
that the matter was one Of public inter-
est extending beyond the limits of Du-
luth and the Iron range. He SAID that
some of the Republicans in Duluth bad
been very active in endeaVoring to stir
up sentiment against the Wilson bill,
and particularly that part of it which
puts iron ore on the free list. They had
control of all the papers published at
Duluth, SO that there was no opportunity
there for public expression of any oppos-
ing opinion. They have succeeded in
securing the names of few Democrats
there to the call for the meeting, men
who seem to forget that there was
national convention held in Chicago IN
1892 which made some very explicit
declarations about protection.
"My own Judgment, based upon
somewhat extensive experience in iron
ore business. is that we get no protec-
ton by means of tax ON imported ore,
and that We need none. Our real pro-
lection consists i'll the superiority of our
ore, the cheappess with which it can be
mined, and the fact that ore suitable
for the Bessemer process is practically
limited to the mines around the coast of
Lake Superior. wish to correct several
misstatements that have appeared In re-
gard to the position Maj. Baldwin
will take upon this question. In reply to
letter sent to him, protesting against
free ore, Maj. Baldwin said: 81 was
nominated as Democrat On a Demo-
cratic platform, and elected as Demo-
crat to carry out the policy which the
Democratic party, or which the Demo-
cratic majority in congress should de-
termine. [ have not forgotten these
facts nor do l propose to forget them"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-27

ing at Labor hall. and will probably be
final. The sentiment of the men shows
that they do not like the statement of
General Manager kendrick that he is
powerlesS 10 aid them and remove
what they feel to he hardship.
The Injunction sued out forbid
ding all employees 10 Interfere with
the road or property of the company.
they generally consider somewhat
premature, i'll the absence of any overt
act to IDJure the compaHy'S property in
any way. They, of course, were sur
prised at the filing of the injunction,
but did not care to discuss it i'll any
way. They do feel, however, that mas
much as MIR. Kendrick, as general man
ager Of the company, must have had
cugnlZance of the fact that all Injunc-
ton had been applied for. all along;
that the conference was only sort of
dilly-dallylng process, and that tile
company's ultimatum should have been
given them sooner. As matters now
stand, there is no great enthusiasm
among the members of lie conference
committee to hold any further confer
ences for the present to have schedule
clauses interpreted TO them.
Today'S meeting may result In some
sensational matters that will sooner OF
ateI be made public.
Stop at Rietzke's Pharmacy, cornes
Selby and Western avenues. and buy
yo ur morning Sic oke and set a copy of
he GLOBE free with our compliments.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-27
TO-DAY; eEaTnEi.

WASHINGTON. Dec. &c. = For Wisconsin
Generally ftir; warmer; southerly Winds
For Minnesota: Fair; slightly warmer
southeriy winds For the Dakotas: Gen.
orally far: probably slightly warmer; south
westerly or southeasteriy winds. For Iowa
Fair: warmer: southerly winds. For Mon
lana: Fais: slightly warmer; southelly
winds.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
CNiTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcULT-
uRE' FATHER BUREAU WASHINGTON, Dec.
%. D. IN. Local Time, s D. m 18th Merfd-
IAN transformations taken at the same
moment of time at ali stations
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-27
LOVING FRIENDS
Attend the Funeral of Mrs. Gov.
Marshall.

The funeral of Mrs. William R. Mar
shall took place at 1880 o'clock yester-
day morning. A very simple service
was read at the house by Rev. DIR.
Mitchell, and then all that remains of
this estimable woman conducted to the
cemetery. accompanied by the immedi-
ate family only. The pall-bearers were
Alexander, Arthur II. and Charles s..
Cathcart. and Nathaniel, George and
William Langford, all nephews of the
deceased. DR.. Mitchell offered brief
prayer at the cemetery, and the remains
were consigned to their last resting
place. The bereaved husband and
friends have the sympathy of a large
circle of friends in the great loss they
have sustained.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-27
GRAND JURY
Chosen for the January Term of
the District Court.

A grand jury for the Ramsey county
district court has been drawn for serv-
ice in the January term beginning next
week. The following named grand
jurors have been summoned to appear
Tuesday next:
Edwin r. Moore, David D. McClouG,
Thomas F. Mccormick, Stuart l.. Moore,
John Kiishaw, Robert Sigel, Edward
Sealy, j. A. Gregg. Eugene N. Smalley,
Theodore l.. Schumacher, Andrew n.
Gilman, L. L. Nay, John d. Moran. L..
P. Ordway, Charles Schuneman, George
R. Morton, William f. Moritz, Walter
K. Mulliken, Hugh Montgomery. Ansel
Oppenheim, Hy G. McNair, William A!
MeManigan, James T. Mcmillan. n /
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-27
Travelling Mems Dinner.

The Commercial club people extend a
cordial invitation to the commercial
travellers of st. Paul to attend the
dinner to be given IN their honor Friday
evening at O'clock. Those who will
attend and who have not procured
tickets are urged to supply themselves
before Friday. Tickets may be had al
the club rooms, Germania Life build
ing. The affair promises to be one of
unusual interest. ~
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-27
Labor Commissioner Will Visit
Lowry's Shops.


Lowry's Shops.
Labor Commissioner Powers stated
yesterday that he intended to accept
MIR. Hield's invitation to visit the shops
of the Twin City Rapid Transit COM
pany today, in order that he might see
for himself how far the work of vesti-
buling the cars, according to law, had
progressed. Mr.. Held stated that they
were at work on sixty cars, and if this
is the case, and all reasonable effort is
made to comply with the law, the labor
commissioner will be satisfied; other
wise, suit will be brought, and at once.
1t was intended. he said, to have the
warrant, which is ready, served on the
company before this; but some of the
employees, who are very much interested
in having strong case presented, have
thought il better to delay day or two
to this end,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-27
fLACE

ST. PAUL FORECAST.
For today. made by United States Weather
Bureau and furnished by the Pioneer Fuel
company:
Today: Warmer.
The Pioneer Fuel company sells the best
grades of Coal, gives liberal discounts for
cash, and makes prompt deliveries Office,
Chamber OF Commerce. Better see them be-
fore placing your order
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-27
The Modern Mother

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative,
Syrup of Figs, when in need of the
laxative effect OF gentle remedy than
by any other, and that it Is more ac-
ceptable to them. Children enjoy it
and it benefits them. The true remedy,
Syrup of Figs. is manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-27
REGENTS MEET.
Will Consider Matter of ExpelIing
Four Students.

Among the matters to come before the
board of regents of the state university,
that meets in the governors Office this
morning, is the question of expelling
four members of the senior class In the
medical school for cribbing. The stu
dents who have been reported for ex-
pulsion are Tenney, Bjelland, Sorkness
and Lillabar. 1t is stated that two Of
the men were absent from the examina-
ton in physiological chemistry on ac-
count of sickness, and each of the other
two. as alleged, duplicated his papers
and turned in copy for his friend.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-27

TAKE RATIONAL CARE OF YouR
COLD AT ONCE. by using DIR. ID. Jayne's
Expectorant. and you will save much
worry, and render less likely the de-
velopment of dangerous Throat or
Lung Disease.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-27
CARRIERS OUTING.
Mail Carriers OF the Twin Cities
Will Take a Trip.

w III rake Ir1p.
At 1880 p. m, Oh New Years day,
a detachment of about 125 OF the mail
carriers of Minneapolis will leave that
city for an outing at Faribault. On
reaching st. Paul seventy-five or more
Of Uncle Sans correspondence toters
will join their Minneapolis brethren.
The Milwaukee road will carry the
party. During the afternoon the car
rIers will visit the several state institu-
tions for the feeble-minded, blind, etc.,
in turn. In the evening all will dine at
the Brunswick hotel, Faribault, and
have ball in the evening. After the
balP' the 1880 train will bring them
back to the Twin Cities.
The petition OF the Northwestern
Stove company for the appointment of
receiver for the effects of George NJ,
Decks has been set for hearing at the
general term of the district court by
order of Judge Otis.
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-03

Senator Dubois = making rse0ry
for himself IN the Senate. The fol
losing Is from the yzshington Pest
Mr.. Dubois spoke FOX the ssgvei
men again yesterday, and no one sup
posed that The young Senator from
Idaho possessed the elements Of q
ssstician 80 clever As Be proves hira-
self 70 be- Challenging his oppo-
nent to say that sbers had been aay
delaF inssilled into the debate by the
slirer men, singing to the quick the
-ssaainissratiOn RepobIiesns,7 wisb
sAt'rseai references 10 their course.
He snaed by declaring in effect taas
he silver men, believing themselves
o bs the last bal~s ark saving the pee
BE from deliversDee into the hands
u their enemies, woeld stop at no
seans sanctioned By precedent to
'efezi repeal
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-03
Society Notices.

EACEIsioR LODGE. NO. l. l. o O. P bo,s.
/ a; ceuters,I1s tsa $500 a. ,s S9a Ishors Hail,
ings Of each month An ueml.rs in 80 go
ing are invited to attend ~ order I'll q
pANIFT. J1SFs -, "
DIoSEgR LODGE. NO IIoo
regular meetings in ODD Fellows Hall. Idaho
ny, second AID fourth saturday evenings OF each
month. AL members in good stand NJ are tnritsd
70 attend BY order o;ihe n. G.
Il. ", DUSroS. sec'y.
X osS hEbhhAH LODGE. NO. is /. o. o. r..
~ h9,as is regular meetings in Odd Fe.oxs'
hAir ldAno CITY, on the ist and 50 TUESDAY eva
inss OF each month All members in good .tsnd.
" S ~ u. ps order o. The y 9
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-03
sstsee e Ayslieatiaa far o. s Patent
USFrxD STATES LAND OFFICE,
INII-D oIALES 4-aND u lNN1
Boise Ctr. Idaho. July IL, 1888.

/ Boise Cir, Idaho, July II. 1893.
No1iee Is hereby given that James c
Jordan. whose postOzfice address Is Sa,
Francisco. California zad Samuel c
Bowen. whose posiOfice address is Gen
/ :erxiile. Idaho. by their agent and attorney
in fact Thomas W Bowen, whose p0Stof
fee address j. Centerville. Idaho, hai
nazie application ioT United State
Patent toE the
Lode mining claim, situate in ELK Horn
( mining cisirica. Boise county, State o.
I Idaho. consisting of 1890 linear feet Of
( the lode, and surface ground 600 fee
wide, being Sur No So, and designated
on the Official plat and field notes as Lot
No. II, unsurveyed land Of the United
States. with magnetic variation at 10 de-
grees 20 minutes Z, Is follows:
Beginning at discovery. the center of an
open cot SIS feet. ieel deep in earth and
rock. WHARF the notice of location was
originally posted. thence y % degrees 05
minutes " along the general course or
line of vein $50 feel 10 q firmly planted
pine pest marked W" center end Rsye
nue.. 800 fee. to Cor. No /,
identical with Cor No. Of lOca
ton and plsse Of beginning. 6r post
i
marked - whence fir tree 20 inches
$50
il diameter bears 60 degrees 10 minutes
W 25.5 feet distant, blazed and marked
B T. =; thence 6s degrees c5
1890 feet to Cor No 2. identical
with Cor. No. 2 of location, pine
post marked whence Elk Creek
Mountain bears n 81 degrees W;
thence 20 degrees SIS minutes w 600 feet.
to Cor. No. 9, Identical with Cor No. o,
location, fir post marked - whence
Elk Greek Mountain bears n % degrees
Z. thence n 90 degrees 05 minutes ".
1870 feet TO Cor. No. 4, identical with Cor
No. of location, fir post marked -
$50
whence fir tree "a inches in diameter
blszed and marked B. T. bears y %
degrees E ~ feet distant thence y 20
degrees IS minutes Z, COO feet to Cor. No.
the place Of beginning. U. S Mineral |
Monument No. l, Elk Horn mining dis /
trict, bears \ IS degrees % minutes E. |
$40 feet distant, embracing an area of |
,0523 acres
The said mining claim being on record /
n the office Of the County Recorder of |
aid mining districts al Idaho CITY, in |
Boise county, State Of Idaho. The near.
81 known locations being the Orc Elmo
md Go Devil Sur. No. $50, the Western
Wonder (Unsurveyed), J. B. McCurdv and
he heirs of Mitchell Borno. claimants.
ANY ami sill persons claiming adversely
my portion of said lode claim OF surface
round are required To file their adverse
laims thereto with the Register of the
niied States Land Office at Boise CITY.
tate Of Idaho, within sixty DAYS hereof
II they will be barred by virtue of the
roFisions of the Statute in such cases
made and provided
CHAs- 5. KINGSLEY. Register.
First publication, July Is, 1898.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-03
Notice Of Application for o. S. Patent
tsITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Boise City. Idaho. July II 1so2

Boise City, Idaho, july ID. lsecs,
No.'ee Is aereoy given that James C. Jordan
INA, and samuel C. Bowen, whose po,tof5ce ad1lres
= Centetylle, Idaho. By their agent and sttorne,
u isc', Thomas W. Bowen. whose postofnce adj
~ es.ius Idaho, has made application
''9 oEi'-a states Patent for the
Go Devil
Loae mining claim, situate in Elk Horn mimi,
olsuici BOISE county, State Of Idaho eonsisrin -;
81 hhear fee, Of the lode. and surface ground Ia
- s.aei ueiug sur. No. SS9A and designated ON
ths oit,eiAl plat and field notes as Lot No a. 80 %
We! Cd lands Of the United States with maora,i -
r'4 MO-. Al ls degrees % minutes z, as follows:
ors ~, o a. aiseorery IN the west end OF an
Aea reeE Shere the notice OF location was
posted; Thence 50 degrees OF minutes + aions
r1r genera course or hue Of 43S feet 10 81,
pine post marked E" center end go NJ, se 8.
thence % degrees IS minutes Is fest ~ ~
No D identical witt Cor. No. Of location nv.
post mA'Eed@A; thence 50 degrees o.
minutes W nsl feet to Cor No E ia.n,,..,
win eor- NO of location, pine post roa,saI
a whence pine tree So inches in di.ms,..
''--s- --u 'nAfEed b. T. aA bears Il degrees 50
minutes ", 90 feet distrnt; thence Y
y minutes CO.. feet to Cor No Of ,bis segrees
." lees to Cor. No. :. identical win frey
no of location. pine pos, marked
whence pine tree 40 inches in dianetar
OA4eo and marked B. 7. A bears 81 sa,-aa. n
$50 gees ou
---tes AS feet distant; thence Y &c i,
sIees Y. minutes E 1881 feet to - 1e-
uenucAl with Cor. No, of location A. 10, 9.
$50 Az Anehes IN diane |
81 osAts n degrees It minutes <. ,..., ~,
an ~ .heuee degrees g minn ,es us IS, |
,mh-se; " Sor- No. 5, the place of btginnir1 |
,,-1r,S.I- an area OF 5.loo acres. u : Win,
~ ~ zen, No bears IS degrees "a ninn
mr. zee from Cor. No. Of oro Fine Ies
urrey. is eiAiin and made one
- ne sad mining claim being on racor. :. =.
-. % sle county Recorder Il said mini, ~ .ne
~ .14uo Oity, IN Boise COUNTY Siate - us
,ht.h s Anown locations being tha H., I I,.o'
men pounds this claim on the sonih ~ ~ tino,
"a SN. ~ tSnsurvey edl, claimants n Nes'esn
- Ais heirs Of Mi:ehan Borne Jrs DDeurdy
- 80 ufsetedl, name unknown D~Aer
aNs ana All persons Claiming a6ya-sa,
80 =. 80 ~ Noas claim or surface gron1S Por-
70 ne their adverse claims thsre,o ere re-
OF me United States Land O,ses WIN the
- ~, oIS,e OF Idaho within sixty Saxs q Boise
= ~ oe barred by virtue Of The nsteoi, o:
0a - ysses made and provided u
First pnhI;...,,,N II - :. KINGSLEY, Resis,ar
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-03
Notice If Application for o. S Patent.

ISlzED STATES LAND 0FYI1E
Bo4se CITY. Idaho. jury IL IssS Z
Sotacr is hereby given tn.s James L, Jordan
~hose Isossae5ce k1dress ia San Francisco C.ii.o-
DiA ard samuel C. Bowen, ~hOse poszotaes address
5ailie. IaAfao hy fhsar Assai aod auornsy
u tAes IhofEaAs v bo~sn ~hose pos.oice add RESI-
- Cenisyrlie, Idaho. has made application 70,
United states Patent for the
Gladstone
Lode mining claim, sstnais in Elk Horn rpinips
aistFcf boss comfy, STATE of Idaho consisting Of
fe~; Ssds. being sur No. sci AMI desscpsses ol,
TIE Official pla; and ted notes az Lo. No "a unsur
srysd an1 Of tie United STATES. With magnetic va
raison al II degrees ~ minutes T. Al follows:
beginning al discovery, the center q . shA.: AS
Tex " iet deep IN earth and solid rock where the
E "a ioS4taon va originally posted, thence y
= o'sfess . inmates ainng the general eocr c
q AHs q FSs2 80 FEET 10 the Ee.s center cad q
" post married 81. whence xest center end lo.as.
ion Post bears - dsgsees - minutes W Il feet
thence degrees Is minutes 30 feet to Cor No
l. nr Fosi marked =. ~hssee Cor No. CT loea-
ton bears 50 degrees Is minutes 4s lee, dis
ant t-enee = degrees - minutes Z
80 'e%' " COZ No ? pine post marked
=, whence Coz y. . Of location bears % de-
grees IS minutes q feet distant coo feet to Cor
No T. hf post marked -. -. ~hsnos Cor. No. Of
.-@4s y -S-4r1- - minutes 4 u feat
distant 1870 feet to Cor. No. 1, a ar post raarset
SCI 0---sN
md marked 3 T. = bears IS degrees "a minutes
SCI
Z % feet distant L. S Mineral Monument No
LA dorm mining district bears n "a degrees y
minutes W 1855 feet distant; thence 4 o de-
srees Is minutes Z Go feet 10 cor, No
ne place OF beginning, embracing an area OF % 6el
lErss.
The sad mining claim bsing on record III the o.
Ice o. e louniy Recorder Of sAii mining distric,
I Idaho City, Coanty Of Boise, State Of Idaho. the
lsAfes' 4oc4tlo1s being the Pride Of Idaho Hugh
iGrner and Brother, claimants lunsuryeye5l ~
ione the north side, the EIk Horn aud SIDE HIN
ar No. SIS, situate about 10 or so feet vest
t@in bow tunsurvey e5i claimant J. W KiIs lies 10
be southwest about 10 feet
An. and all PERSONS Claiming adversely auy nor !
oo OF he said Gladstone" lode Claim or sarf.es
round A-e required 10 Die their adverse claims A
neFs'o with the Register OF the United states Land
NICE ~ BOISE City, IdAAs, witain SIXTY DAYS there
:, or ines viii be barred by virtue Of the pro,is
'ns OF tue Statute IN such cases made aud provided
CHAs- :. KINGSLEY, Register.
tirst puhHcA,lon, July IS, issS