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CHAPTER CDxCIv.
CHAPTER CDxCv.
An Ordnance Providing for the Issue OF Notes
the Erection OF Auscum Building ~ Rol
Williams Park

An Ordinance Providing for the Issue OF Notes for
The Erecton OF u huseum Building ~ Roger
approved June 10. ls93J
II is ordained by the City Counc.. OF the City OF
,.seclion 4; he c.ty treasurer. acting under the
TIM 10 time and IN such amounts may b. neces-
sasy. The sum OF icIty thousand dollars Snd 10
ests at rate exceeding six per cent per annum.
sgned by nam ana count 'rsigned by the mayor
The money tnas obtained shall constitute social
appropriation. az, asd shall be exclusively ~ used and
building at noser Williams PARK. as provided Dy
tas ss a. the ssas S the
the Sity OF Providence 20 hire money 60 be used
Of ss me park comm
sioners are hereby authoriz d and directed 20 con-
said park. IN ace ordance with the plans attached
hereto marked "a No Z" provided said commis-
parties Tor the erecIioa OF said museum building
In accordance with sad plans for sum not 10
OF paries 10 contrscting with saia commissioners
shall give bond OF SUFFICIENT amount WITH sum Client
sureties Tor the iunlinent OF such contract
CHAPTER CDxcvI.
An cu% tss 70
Ss sd wSsa SsSs q sGs ns spsoe Las
Approach 10 Point Street Bridge, a iso 70 carry
% ass Wrs sre,s fro sas
to the soutnerly Side OF said Point Street
approved June 10. 1s93)
II is ordained by the City Council Of the City of
lroyidence as follows:
Section A. The Narragansett Electric Lighting
Company Is hereby granted permission To put up
and ma ntain pole for the support OF its electric
wires within tn. space adjacent 70 the sou herly
side Of the westerly approach to Point street
br dge, lying between the coal wharf OF X. B. Lit
tie a Co.. and the southeriy side OF Point street.
also TO erect and maintain within said space q
cable box OF dimensions as may be necessary
for the convenient handling and arrangement of
cables conta ming electric wires. aud u carry such
electric wires and such cables into said cable box,
Sec. 2. Said company Is hereby granted permis.
sion TO conuuct It's electric wires both such as II
now has ana such as u may hereafter have. run
ming along the northerly side OF SAID Point street.
across said Point street. the westerly end OF said
Point street bridge 70 the pole aforesaid author
lied to be erected by section OF this ordinance.
Sc. 3. The permission hereby gran ed Is subject
to the prov OF chapter LvII Of the ordnances
excepting the provisions contained In uatton ".
section o, OF sa chapter.
True coyie with S.:
WILLIAM 4. CLARKE. City Clerk
June 20 Sc
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Murder st philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. June ~. - William III.
Lorden, aged l6 who was struck on the
head with brick by Neal Regan. aged Is
years. is dead. The assailsnt mas not been
captured
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A Monaghan uprislns.

LONDON, June 2s The Times publishes
report that serious Mongolian upris-
ing occurred at WehoL The Chinese gov.
eminent ssnt troops 10 ousu the dis
tusbanosA ..
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Romance Wrscks.l.

LAKE GEORGE, N. Y, June % The
elegant summer hotel, the Sycamore,
which has been called romance in
wood" was destroyed by Are yesterday
Loss $500. 900.
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CHAPTER CDLxXXvII.

An Ord ance Permitting the Narraga Electric
Lighting Company 20 put up ana Maintain Poles
and Wires In certain street,.
zap roved June 10. ls93)
IL IL ordained ~ the City Council Of the City of
Providencs az follows:
section l. The Narragansett Electric Lighting
Company IS hereby granted Permission TO put I'D
and maintain poles and wires for conducting cur
rents OF electricity for the purpose OF transmitting
and producing light, heat ana motive power in
over and along the following streets and highways,
viz.
Florence street. Joslin street, Ring street. Ssy-
mour street, Walnut street and Wash ngton avenue.
Sec. z. The permission hereby grained Is subject
TO the provisions Of chapter b5 OF the ordinances,
excepting the PROV sions contained In regulation TO-
section 9 OF said chapter.
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CHAPTER CDyC.
An Ordinance Providing for the Issue OF Notes fou
the Builiii or New Central Police Station.
- approved June I6 1923

II is ordained by the City Council OF the O.ty of
Providence as follows:
Section ]. The city treasurer acting under the
direction OF the int standi comm ltee on finance
IA hereby author zed and directed To borrow from
time 10 time aud in such amounts may be ncccs-
sary, tn sum OF one hundred and thirty-six .ous-
and and nve hundred dollars. ~ 20. 800 and 10
Issue he citys notes bearing interest at rate moi
exceeding six per cent per annum, signed by him
OF the committee on finance The money TINS oh
tsned shall constitute special appropriation ard
snail D. exclusively used and expended for the
building and furnishing OF n new Central Police
station In tie CITY OF Providence. ~ provided by
the acts passed by the general assembly at the Nav
session 1892, ~Id at the January session 1898.
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CHAPTER IDNCI

An Ordinance y king this Salaries OF the License
Commissioners.
(Approvtd June rs. sas,
IL l. ordained by the City Council OF the City of
Providence as ilows:
Section The license commissioners to be ap-
poin cd under the act pas ed by the genera a.
seinbiy, May ~. 1873. shall he paid IN monthly
instaliments ~ the fae FIVE hundred dollars
each per annum.
Sec. 2. Tue commission r who T. elected score
tary shall b pid In addition to his salarv as
license commissioner, Gt the rate OF three hun
dred dollats per annum. PAYABLE monthly.
Sec. g. chatter cLXXxI of the ordinance, ap-
proved August h. 1861 ., eieby repealed.
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CHAPTER cpxcrIr

An ordinan ce IN IN ~. m M OF ChaDter yLvIfI
Of the grdip., ees Baud saiasies:" and the
ssvefal OIdi ACC = -i4+ Hlenamr.t 1hrrr OF
and In Aadlt on 'Tlrreto. tAssirtsrtf Teachefs
mite G,re Department ~ tn III 4 schooLl 4 !
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NEW YORK 4 new ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service. week Days Co..
rected to June II. 1s0&

ror lHseossfcS~s lsesff oS. IL 20 a. h., 80 A. u Rn
wALPoL.1s oS II % A n, l0P.
FRANKIIN-soA "A 40 4 Nj 20 7BP. NJ
MLfSssFpoSs LfsSsFoS K qKssxiidmaiifsypLE.7la Il mii uw n.
cRSSsToS NxfICK. RIVER POINT. CENTRE.
Vile WAsHIN0ToN-7l 10. . 10 II - A. -
i2 O5. SIC 80, q as. so 80 10. $50 I'll 90. -
oAKLAwN.1 10 9 10 n aA nSS a. M sis %
PoSf5AS. y q AESTdc g rd 9Si!siickPP' ~ III ooP
AxTH0NY-!l 10 ~ II y A NJ sis 30 s<s
suMMiT. 0sE.o. sTEkLINo-7io 90 A. -
cooyasfsr. 3 Il i's = uNssEs., K noospp. rrArsrrrrp
'vTsphh 'WfsphSn Sl &iSIirfSxHfiSa M isa T. &sHp5S 5
sE.sEEEESSss B.AsSal & I. ssa NEW
SSiSsESaa VI. NJ s5ssasslssa1. 81 g. :,
EAsf a ut THOMPSON, WEBSTER sournnRrpor
and wORCEsTER-s 50 q. m. 90 ,. IN
cHiCAqo AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURo
ANpo Erie lg Errs y A ~ Arr sr.r,o,,s
sarniss ss Sss i.st. S Pssss.s = ~ Is ~ 10 saa
~ ~ 40 4 is go 20 r. h y
Depot, and tor Hartford ana the Wee nom vsss
end. fcr Psseess End way ssasasas nea oeapss
Tisfsss Sss-ssS S be.sos ssz frsssz:ass o.asso
''Ss:sS:Jio ''Ss:.sS JioSeS Ss''Rs ssst = Wa sAsoocR. o. "a
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THE CITY OF PRovIDENCE.
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

Superintendent Of Public Buildinga \
City Hall, Providence. June 10. 1903.
The Joint standing Committed on City Property
tons 70 the Sabin street school building. corner At
wells avenue and Bourne STREET.
OF Hoppin. Head a Hoprin,. architects, ss West
i'd viii be sealed aud addressed 10 the UNDER
signed. and will be received until .. m, THURS
the time named and the right 20 ject any and all
bids Will be reserved. DAVID BURTON.
Chairman. eemmittss Oh City Property.
ALBERT r. MANsFIELD.
jeIe-et supt Public Bu'idin-s.
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Apptove Juar. le. Islla. !

II is oidsined by the clty cou1cil OF the City OF
The paragraphs ection 2, q chapter xLvfri,
Of the or IA anc = entl ltel Salar arm .nded
by chapter Lv. OF the ordnaI ces and ths several
ordinances IA anne a ment ther. Of slid I'm addition
thereto. wh ch reads.
To the assistant tencher OF the frs, class In the
girls depal tment Of the high schools
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SECOND DIVISION.

Band.
First Light Infantry Rexnneat Col William r.
Thornton, commanding
HIS Exce1isncy d. Russell Brown. Governor OF the
State Of Rhode Island and stan lmountedl.
First Machine Uun Battery. r.. 4. n, Major WILL
lam Ely.
Battery A. Light Artillery, r. I. NJ. Capt. Edgar
n. Barker.
Company a. r rst Battslon Cavalry, II. l. NJ.
Capt. William A. Maynard.
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THIRD DIVISION.
Hand.
Cadets i've companies
FOURTH DIVISION.

Sons of Veterans. Col. William NJ. p. Bowen, COM
mannng. N
Gen. N. A. Miles Garrison. No, q, Capt W. Ras-
mussen commanding.
Farragut Naval Association, Capt Luther Baker
commanding.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-28
The CITY OF PROVIDENCE
Fourth Of July,
1893.
The Committee appointed by the City
Council to arrange for the
celebration 0fthe
117th ANNIVERSARY
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
Announce the Programme OF the Day
rs Follows:


i:i6 a m (sunrise). The several city nags win
D,st A salute OF "a guns wiz be fred by the
United Train Of Artillery. -
20 $50 a. m. The Caledonian Flute Band win
par ade over the following streets; Market square.
South Main Wbckendeu. Benefit. Williams. Hope.
Olney and North Main Streets
The Ives Post Drum Corps Will parade over the
following streets. siz. Markef= =fqnare. Westmin-
stsr. Aborn, Broadway, Baker avenue, High. Har-
The oineyville Cadet Band win parade over the
avenue. Delaine. Ap pleton. Julian. Amherst 70
junction OF Manton ana Atwell's avenue. Academy
avenue. Gladstone avenue. Harold and Valley
streets 10 Oneyvine square.
The United A ain or Artillery Drum Corps r. A.
streets. yizi Market square, NorIh Main NIL.
barnes Brown, An ell. Thayer George, Benefit,
College street TO Market SQUARE
$50 a. m. The several bells OF the city VIII be
rung Tor one.hsn hour.
$50 a. m The Grace Church chimes win be
rung Tor one-han hour.
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900 A. M.
MILITARY PROCESSION.

Mounted Police.
Platoon of Police.
United Train OF Artillery. Old. Cyrus NJ Vas 6yck.
commanding.
Chief Marshal Isaac L. Con.
Ala Aid.
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FIFTH DIVISION.

Band.
Civic Orders. te
The line will form, follows viz.
First Division South Water street. cast side
right ON Leonard street.
Second Division. South Water street. west side,
right On Leonard street.
Third Division. Dyer street. east side. right ON
Westminster street.
Fourth Division Dyer street. west side. right on
Westminster street. 5.f
Firth Division, Fine street. right on Crawford
street bridge.
ROUTE OF MARCH.
westminster, Jackson. Broadway TO Barton,
broadway. Courtland. wsstminster. Bridgham
Broad Weybosset, Market square, North Main,
steeple. Exchange place 10 City Hall.
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CHAPTER cpxCIL

An Ordinance IN Amendment OF Chapter XLvIII
OF the ordinances Entitled Salaries" and the
Severa Ordinances IN am ndment thereof and
In Addition Thereto. tsuperintendept OF Public
Sci oos
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CHAPTER CDLxxXIx.
An Ordinance Permitting the Narragansett Eie
Lighting Company 10 Erect Filty-foot Ioi
Certain Streets.

approved June 10, 1899
II Is ordained by the City Council OF the City of
Providence as follow;
Sec Ion l. Permission Is hereby granted to the
Narraganseu Electric Lighting Company 20 erect
poles Tor the CARRYING OF for the purpose OF
conducting electricity, not TO exceed fifty feet In
lgnt from The ground, In the following streets OF
the City OF Providence To wit:-Elm street from
the central lighting station OF the company to
hestnut street. South street from the central light
Ing station OF The company TO Chestnut street
hestr ut street from Point street to Broad sire e
Dyer trest from Dorranca street 10 Eddy sire ct
EDDY street rem Dyer street N Lon kwood street
bee. z SO much OF the regulations establshei
Tor the running OF wires In the ity OF Providence
20 De USED lor the purpose OF conducting of electric
ly Tor the transmission or production OF light, heat
or motive power, contained In clause III SECTION
q. chapter LNII OF the adj ances OF the city
council as IN conii with the permission herein
before granted Is hereby abrogated as to the poi.
tons OF said streets herelnb sforo set forth.
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FIRST DIVISION.

Band.
second Regiment Col. James Moran commanding.
Carriages containing committee on arrangsm nts.
His Honor William X. Potter. Mayor of Provi-
dence, President OF Board OF Alderman and Pres
dent OF the Common Council
First Separate Company X. l. n. Capt. Robert w.
Blunt commanding.
Second Separate Company. II. M. Capt. George
III. Simms, commanding.
Slocum Light Guards. Capt. George A. Forsyth
commanding.
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Section The paragraph of section T. OF chap
ter XLVIli OF the ordihaBces entitled "saiaries
"a anne 90 BY ch ptcr CtLN. of the ordins N. es
am the several uidnanc 10 amendment thereof
and IN addition thereto which reads;
To the sup rinlendent Of the public schools
h,reby Hn, ndci o NJ TO read ~ follows:
To the superinu ncent of public schools four
thou and dollars payable monthly.
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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN L HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
JUNE le. teoa
PROyTDENCE DIVISION.
JUNE IL, te3a

Express trains leave PROVIDENCE IS fplcwg
For NEW Y9Ekksiis Ik 81 fiut. A. ~ dAy a aiIvs
For NEW YORK. VIA stoninsson Lins--7 ioS =
For PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE ana WASH,
lNGTON,. VIA Harlem River--A0 40 A. ~ -
For NEW ia yEN-l Is A. N. fexp. .dailyl . -
aloc EXP D 10 10 (exp) 10 SO 1fmitsdl III 10 a. -,
(exp.). 10 iexp,. 90 uimttod. W toxps oAajV
For fsS NE& Ns&t LoNDoN-i ia. N. daily expa . -
exp.l IS laccom.l 10 10 fesD n 10 a. n. texp:A
/ 10 lac con-,. IS texpl; 2 - Qoo. eEp.A -
N. exp daily. 4S r. n. (oxp. daalyh
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7:3O II. MI.
BAND CONCERTS.
The Continental Band at Crawford street bridge.
Reeves American Eand At Dexter Training
Field.
FIREWORKS.

$50 r. M.-Two grand displays OF Fireworks; one
on Crawford street bridge ana the other on the
and win consist Of exhibition rockets golden cloud
rockets electric meteor rockets, star rockets will
low tree kets. triple fount alma bombsheli foun-
fains, snake nests exhib Ition batteries, silver
fountains. electrical fountains volcanoes. devil
among the tailors, 6ying eagle with shield aero
bat mosaic Jewels. tho whole being one continuous
dight OF gorg eous colored fires, stars and eors
interspersed with loud explosions In the al of
bombs, charged with the most brilliant and assorted
c0.ors. i tsa
The committee respectfully invite the citizens to
decorate their residences ana places OF business,
aud specially to join. so far an possible. In all that
will aid 10 make the celebration of the 9Th OF July.
1888 the most memorable the history OF the city.
GEORGE ID, LANSING, Chairman.
HENRY II. WfNSHfP,
CHARLES ". HARRIS,
WILLIAM n. KNIGHT,s
GEORGE II. WOOD.
JOHN l.. HEMLINGER.
WILLIAM II. LARKE.
City Clerk and Secretary.
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CHAPTER cpLXxxYIIL

An Ordinance permitting fhe Narragansett Elec-
tric Lighting Company TO put up and Malnta
Poles and Wires ia Certain Streets and II gh-
ways
Arproyed June 10. ls9aJ
II 10 orda med by the City Council Of the city Of
Providence as follows:
Section !. The Narraeansett Electric Lighting
Company is hereby granted permission 70 put up
and maintain poles and wires for cond ucting cur
rents OF eectr city for the purpose OF shifting
and producing light. heat and motive power IN,
ways:
ArmnRton avenue. Brownell- street Carroll
Jewott street. senter street Linwood avenue.
Sec. =. The permlss on hereby given In suh-
ject the provisions of chapter LvIf OF the ordi
dinances. excepting the provisions contained in
regulation X section OF said chapter. lI-7
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For tho first year OF service. ton hundrcd dol
For ne third Ano sabssqusnt years. twelve hun
dfed dollars.
pspsmsnt sps ,n the hisb seSoo,, '"'
For tho irst year o. service. ten hundred dol
For the second year. eleven hundred dollars;
For ,he third and Subsequent years. twelve nun
To the two assistant teachers Of the second class
For shs % Year. Of sce each
For the second year. each eight hundred dollars
10 The two teach rs OF the third class In The girls
department OF the high school
For the first year of service. each. eight hundreo
70. The shrd and snbseaasnt sssrs each. ten
To three teachers Of the fourth class in the girls
eps,n ,n sssns Of @ the ~ sish School een hundred
For the second year each eight hundred doila,s
Fer the third and subsequent years each. nine
hunared dolla n"
To two assistant teachers q the rst grade in the
girls department OF the high school:
Fer the hrst year Of service. each. ten hundred
For the second year. each. eleven hundred dollars;
For tne third aud subsequent years. each' tweiso
TO two assistant of the second grade In the
For the hrst year Of service, each. eight hundred
FOR the second year. EACH nine hundred dollars;
For the tnird anu Subsequent years. each. ten
hundred dollars
TO ive assistant teachers 81 the third grade In the
girls de pariment at the hi gh school:
For the hrst year OF service. each, seven hundred
dol ars;
For the second year. each. eight hundred dollArs
For tn third and subsequent years each, nine
hundred dollars.
CHAPTER CDxCIv.
An Ordinance In amendment OF Chapter xLvIu.
OF the Ordinances enutled Salaries" and the
Several Ordinances IN Amendment tlereof and
(Approved June 10. 1881
1t Is ordained bs the City Council of the City Of
Providence .oslows
Section The paragraph OF Section z, OF Chap
ter xLvIII. Of the ord nances entited salaries,
rs amenlea By chapter CtLV. VI the ordinances an
the ssyerai ordinances in amendment thereof and
In addition thereto. which reads:
ITO th. princlpiI OF tue cooking school. seven
hnndred doii.rs," Is hereby amended 30 a. 20 ieao
n folows:
To two principals OF cooking schools
For the nrSt year OF service. each. sly hundred
dollar;
For the second year. each. seven hundred dollars;
ROE tne tird aud subsequent years. each. eigh'
hundred dollars.
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WORCESTER DIVISION.

WORCESTEK DIv1sIONs
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as fcgtcwr
ror WORCESTER-6 Is (exp.L 7O5. z IS (eep2
o 10 accom-, IL so q m. (accom.l 20 lexb.k
a 20 (exp. TO woonsocket. - doc.exp)s . oop. m
"Sundsys-sso .. m. taccom.h coc. sis .. n.
Tor trains for intermediate stations So umo
table furnished as all tlcket Offices
G. 7. HEMPSTEAD, Gent Pasn AT
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Il T. ordained by the city Council OF the CITY of
Providence a. dlows:
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rBE CITY OF pRovIDENCE.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-11
? A 7 b N 7 ).
NoTI1E TO INVENTORS.

here was never time IN tho his.
tory OF our country when the demand
for inventions and improveme nts in
the arts aud sciences generally ~as
80 great as now. the conveniences
OF mankind in the factory and work.
shop. the house hold. on the farm, aud
in Official life, require continual &C.
cess'ons to the appu' tenances and im>
plements Of each in order to save
labor. time AMI expense. The poli-
tical change 10 the administration of
government does not affect the pro-
gress OF the American inventor, who
being on the alert, and ready to per.
ce'vc the existing deGcien rire, does
rot permit the affairs OF government,
to deter him from quickly oonce,vinp
the remedy to overcome existing dis.
crepancies. Too great care os,.not be
exercised in choosing competent and
ski'lful attor' ey to pre- pare and rose
cute an application for patent. VaIu.
able interests have been lost and de.
st'oy"d !" innn'n~rable instances by
the employ ment of incompetent coun>
sci, and espt cisily is this advice ap>
pl'csb'e to those who adopt the "No
patent, no pay" system. Inventors
who trust their business to this class
OF attorneys do SO at imminent risk.
as the breadth and strength OF III.
patent is never considered in view o.
aqu'ck endeavor to get an allowance
and obtain the fee then due. THE
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY, John
Weddesburn, General Manager, CTS
F street, N. w., Washington, D. c.,
representing large lumber OF i'm.
portant caiIy ard weekly papers, as
we'll as general I ericdicsls Of the
county, was instituted to protect it.
patrons from the unsafe methoss
heretofore employed in this line of
business. The said company is pre-
pared to take charge Of all paten,
business entrusted to it for REASONABLE.
fees. and prepares and prose cutes ap
p''c"tions generally, including mech.
anical inventions. design patents
trade marks, labels, copyrights, inter.
ferences. infringemerts, validity re-.
ports, and gives especial attention :.
rejected cases. 1t is also prepared t.
enter iAto competition with any firm
IN securing foreign patents.
Write for instruction, S and advice
JOHN WEDpERBURN,
6lS F Street,
+. y. Box 3S5. Washington, DC.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-11
Mrs. Su.rU Dead.

Mrs. Adoloph Sutro, wife of the
San francisco millionaire Of the SANE
name, died in San Francisco las,
Saturday, aged 60 years. Mrs. Sutro
was born in England and had all th.
shrewd money making characteristic
Of the race, OF which she was an orna-
ment. She was also woman oil
great ability, and, although a million.
aire, insisted upon it that each fhe,
four. daughters should be trained to
some avocation by which til y could
earn en- honorable livi, g, in case o!
financial disaster.
She should, and doubtless will, be
long remembered by the large number
OF needy people whom che has helped,
wherever she has lived.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-11

-"llow many regulations have
been lost ty surmise? How many
heats have been bl I'D by whispers?
How many benevolent d. eds have
'een chilled by the shrug of shoulder?
How msny chssta bcsoms have been
wrung With grief BY single nod?
How many graves have been dug BY
false report? Yet you will keep il.
above water BY the wsg Of your
tongue, when you could sink it for.
ever. Destroy the passion for gossip.
Lisp not a word that will iriure the
OF another"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-11
A Daily Stage to Eepr Creek

A stage viii leave the store of the
AIturas Commercial Company. daily
at 10 o'clock a. m, anil arrive at the
Red Cloud platform at 1880 o'clock
Returning the stage will leave the
platform at 30 o'clock, p. M, aud
arrive here at 4 o'clock same after
noon.
FIRE either way, IS cents; round
trip, Sl.25.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-11
Menthly SOc;Nbles.

The LADIES' Guild have concluG et
to give monthly sociab!es this winter
and will hold the second Of the sea
'on at Mrs. Texas Angels, mex,
Thursday evening, the 14th list.
A nice lunch will be served. TO,
which twenty-five cents will be
charged.
With this exception there will be
no charge of any kind.
The ladies will be glad to welcome
anvhcdy who may favor them With
their presence.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-11
LOCAL JOTTlN(lS.

Total sno~fa to da.c-25 iuches--of VIII .ch
inches reIaaia.