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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE " HEuLnN GIVEN THAT ~
y uurauanco ct Au order vi the Probate
Cont n aud cor the County Of HUh, Territory
ut Utah, made on tho sNtu day NJ March, 1925,
iu lhc matter 81 tho estate NJ William b. Dick
Hun, deceased, Tho uudurtigrOi will HuIl nc
private ta.r uy sealed bi"a 90 writing, Gao Tie
UIEUrft bidder Cor r1th, aud subject Iu ruufr
nation by sod Probate Court, on tho b "a day
Of Muy, 70 lat % nrlOc. 300 % the rrHIuruec 10
lEtkiul Ice. Administrator Nuudru1,in the sHld
County ui Rich, ulI the fiEh tluo, interest nnd
estate ut Che Hlld WIN. Is lchHUu it tho time
NJ his death. all thr urlt, utlu and interest
that the Hl.u estate h1H, HH operation uf law
ur utUUrHfo, acquired other than ur Boo aitt'tuu
tu that OF NO Ca Il VIM. 81 ulrk.uH no tuc Tine
Of hls death, iu AuI On h that certain Iut, piece
or p.r0vl ui land situate. Wing, nnd beng iu
tho Said County uf luth, trfutufy OF luh, aud
bonded ana UrHruHrd HH t0lluWs, Co VIII
Tho Nuuhwust puHrur VI Ng't.un 20, Town.
shin 3, north NJ rluFo EAst bait l.nto meridian
containing 90 Arrus.
Ttrus uul conditions NJ sale, cHah, $500
down, balance i1 yearly payments uf 500 each
JCaf Ull paid with iutgrcgt " % pcr bent
IXEkiIL LEE,
Administrator.
Dated Apul +, 1873.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-11
LEGAL NOTICE..
lu lIo prshltr Court No. and FOR salt Lake
CIuniy. Territory OF Utah.

lu tNC Probate Court in and for salt Lake
County, Territory OF itau
200 the Matter OF thc E,nio ~ Ralph Harrison,
durulHcd.
AruTiUI o. HEREBY GIVES TINT
~ charles ". Crow, administrator 90 inc
".Nt'" 90 N.|UH Harrison. fHHHrI. UIf
o.. u|.rrH f1r .uit.rW0 Hui iui iu siii cnur. /,
Oh. NHIl 1907 Iut ui h's alulnis 'ln ut $50
rfIH sind petition far nuN dHlus
lui ui tur tgHifY# Of snii estito among llo
"uut gnuU d tHCrrtu,Uui thlt tuursinY, ihc
-.iN .aE of sufI. DO. l-Hl. ut On u'ciuos iu d.
Hti count room OF HIId court in Cue county
UI.f 10 u.D. -ait IIsr try and unity btth
lr H.., HaH Boon duly appointed Do. me
iNiH H. sIIi Cout Cor thH HutIcWrnt OF sui
l..".a HHt uruIu Hai petition Iot "i4irliu.
uNu 100 HIIyu time 1905 UI un HuF U"rH in lnt'
tHtrutn sud rstltu may nuptnr ami show
cause, DO uuy there lu Nht HAli rUuuut should
90. N"fu' Itd hrd approved and hutl diHiupi
ZION mItr proved iur
IaIUf Irl D. l..I
70 y. MELON.
tlCrk of the Probate Court
uluIr. Harrington, attorney for satt oFtlir,
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Charles 4. ilondrrs1u lui " nv X. llondor'
ton hiH wife, llouruit1 Noadon, nrorgc b.
Netdnu, hor huahlni, AMI rt1hcbHkrr
BROS Manufacturing Company 10 corpora
toni, upfcudHuU.
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Order TO show cause why uI ."f 10 .a'o vi real
estate should NOT ID. Wslr
UENWY y EREksuN AND t.NAo q.
Efu.fon. the hdmtuist ..IH H' iHeu tate
81 Peter Ertksun, drcruicd| hl'.ut N.nl thtIr
order ~ Gale 81 alt " ttr frI. HaiHtr of saii
Dc. cicnt t0r thc purpose Iy.".n Loo forth o.
b. th. rUi6fr ordered liv tho fU uI H1il court,
thnf 30 teiaons interested iU iHD estate ~ sid
deceased, appcar before the 800 Probate Court
un IhutaIuV, thu eitk day 10 hU.li lt'. at ~
O'Clock in the forenoon 81 .HIN hH.s % lNN "uft
ru1r OF said FRO ate Court o.. ihr county
Court house, Ia tho cltY ul| county off Hut
iHtr, ttth Territory, 90 H.UW .fu"g why ma
ufdci should no be- rfanirI iH 'un .I.d ntuu.
IHffutofs, tu cell % much of i.u a. rai o. Of
.IU a4iu deceased 81 private polo HH .NAIl DO
necessary. aud that = con Hi i1 ur u un
uuIrIansI ne least four Hur"f ..I|U HNrN. BOO tho
IIsIutI EvuNtSu NEWtia .."frar'r printed
ana uauI shrd IA aAid CITY and .IHuU,
jacob &c. rLtiU.
Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-11
Getting R.aiv for Spring.

That H. what We havo boon doing
Don't Won think Il 10 time Tor ynu Ia
think about IL? our early spring busi-
ness indicates the entire approval Of pur-
chasors ~ choice pat ems and good
ihhrics Ia Mems, Boys and Childfon's
Suits. IL Is idle taik for any firm to
claim all The good trade or claim to do nh
tho huAinoss.
We feel confident, however, from whaf
ca .tomcrs toll ~, hat our elegant as
sortmont merits The approval TINT has
been given, and We are quite positive our
prico. areas low ~ the loves.
We are selling
Mems Spring Suits from tl.G0 To $500
unvst 10 Fl" 400 10 90
Childton's I" 100 1900
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suNiMoNs.


In The District Court ln and for 'ho IN I'd in
cal uislrtt UI ltnh, county Of
HlI. I4Aap.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-11
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Lucky Nli Mining company. location OF prln.
rlUti ulacu uf lusiuUfH lhrk CIV, 4 tHh.
Lucatnn Mine, -nakc Greek Mining Dh.
uirt Wasatcu County. Utah.
NOTICE ~ IIHLhN GIVES TiiAT Az s
~ meeting ~ Ohio Hoard u Trustees, held
un the ilIh day uf tgUru W, ls'N at salt Lake
tty, NtIhs hn nsauHHWuut, number seven, ~
iwurCHt per share WIS lrtltd uu the capital
stock ul thr roruO ration uay liable o. the score
tHry Within thuiY days from above daic 10
san Lake CITY, Utah. Any stock upon which
ihH assyfGmDnt ROMANS unput OH mo Hih
day ui MurUh, 1895, Wll Dee delinquent 1ud al.
NnrtfO1 Tor HHlc, ht pablo auction, and uulrHs
Uaymrui 10 made ut uru walt De cold uu the 4tl
GAS ~ May, lfIa az tho hour Of ~ u'c.nrN
noon, 90 fuum SO lli Consultation luu1ins,
salt Lhhc rity. Utah, tp p1y delinquent affeHs.
munt t0gCirCr win cost Of advert sing AID
expense oi sale. w j. HUTTON,
No. % nurion's Court Second South street.
between second and Third MoaL salt Lake
city, Utah
March 10th, Isql. lily order Of the Hoard Of
Trustee of tnu urky Nill Mining Company,
made thIs day, The time Tor declaring Tie ITO X
Delinquent lH extended O. thc 3lth day NJ AUril
1870 and " Payment d not made before, VIII
bt sold ON The o b day " Juno, 1893, ~ "
O'Clock noon, 10 room 30, 2UH Constitution
Uulidmr, salt Lake tity, itaH, 10 pay duiln-
uuont hH Cfsmouts, together with costs Oi ad-
tttusiuE nuu expense Of safe
90 ", J. BURTON, Secretary.
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order TO show cause Why order OF sale 81 re.
vtltc suuuId not be made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-11

ONm Prlr0I.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-11

order To show cause why ur 'Hf no ra'o vt Ica
estate should moi NU made
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LEGAL NOTICE.

~ y. NtLt1,
vlCrk uf the Probate Court
uguIH Harrington, attorney for saii oFthie
The Helena independent., 1893-12-27
HOLIDAY PHOTOS
S. 80 PER DOZEN.

For sixty days we offer tie public our fine 81
photos at $3.50 per dozen VI
4, AS tliIcs are hard and oney scarce We mnke
the public his generous OFFER and guarantee onr
work first class in every respect Wi
A. r or over SIX ears We have laborpd to please
name ls known all over the great we.t az Artist
OF Merit. We study TO please and nevar tiro in
tryih2 U give salts action to our customers
And for Photo2raphing Babies we have no
testify. WAL
Photos-ouly 81 90. AAo
We still givo with each dozon Photos 4 fno
li1i' crayon-you buying tho frame of us
Sixth Avenue. ]. +. BAiTE HuM
The Helena independent., 1893-12-27

Mount Helena Lodge No. I, Degree Of
Honor.
Meets second and fourth Wednesday of the
month.
regular meeting of the above lolRo will be
held this Wednesday, evening at the A. o. U,
Y. hall on Broadway. Visiting Sisters and bro
thers are cordially invited to attend.
MRS. +. KEMPSEY,
Chief of Honor.
Claude NJ. MORTON Recorder
The Helena independent., 1893-12-27
Highest Of in Lcavcnng Powe-acst u S Govt Report
R!Ha! a! Bski;2g Bs,x;sg,!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
PERSONAL

Harry yssser has gone 70 ths Pacific
coast ON business.
David Fraht, the well- known stockman OF
Lavina. 10 registered a. the Grand Central.
Hon. T. G. Power has returned to Helena
from Washington and will remain here dur
ing the holiday reocss.
Frank Mcconnell. of Misaoula, clerk OF the
court for that county. IL over from She
Garden City on = visit.
Dr.. +. 8. Kellogg went to New York yes
tsrday. whore ho will spend . month In .
hospital. returning home Feb. l.
John w. Eddy lsft yesterday for Mis-
souls. to DO gone FOR tho remainder OF this
week, in tho interest of the A. o. H. r.
Samuel Drew. who was taken to ST.
Peters hospital . few days ago. 10 some.
what better and 10 improving right along.
w. ID. Coulter and T. p. sherlock. Of
Toston; William Mueller. OF Neihatt; r.
d. LeRRett, Of Butte; =. l.. Heilborn, Of
Drummond. and VIM. MoKendrick, Of
Msrysville. are among the out of-town reo-
pie registered at The Helena.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-27

wife happy, Why not buy ono a. . present for
Christmas, 1t will not cost much IL bought at
The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-27
Notice to Orc Shippers.

lie q, 8. Public Sampling Works, this
city. are in the market for all Glasses Of
smelling ores and are prepared to pay the
highest market price for same.
Parties having ore to sell will ind u to
their advantage to interview Z. B. Bradeu.
manager. before disposino of their products.
Custom assaying will receive careful and
prompt attention.
Oftce. corner Grand and Jackson streets.
Helena, Montana.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-27
A Child E,ioya

Tho pleasant flavor. gensle action and sooth-
ing effect of Syrup of Figs when in nee of
alaxative. and il the father or mother bo
positive or bilious. tho most gratifying re-
suits follow its use; so that il il the hes.
family remedy known and every family
should have a bottle.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-27

We believe in free silver. Hundreds BE-
lleve IN Meyers Cough Remedy. So would
you IT you used It, For sale bv all drug
gists and Mt the City Drug Store.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-27
HELENA IN BRIEF.
Capital City Music Co., 1922 Ninth ave.

Jaokgon's Music House. soc bargain ad-
vertlsemont on page eight. H. r. Thomp-
son, assignee.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-27

buy
Montana Posslsss Baking Powder. It is a
homo industry. Ask your grocer for il.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-27
A 365-DAY PRESENT.

sAuW ~SvSFy SucCeCusOS LAY II Will Grow
In Value.
Now. good digestion wait on appetite.
And health on BOTH
shakespeare.
Or course good Digestion will NOS wait on
appe'ite. nor health on both. unless ones
food is we'll cooked. And II is not likely TO
be we'll cooked unless yous cook has
Worlds Fair Souvenir Cook book, secured
through The lsDEpEspENr's extraordinary
premium offer. explained on another page.
AS concession to ths demands or the sea-
son 10 has been decided to allow any sub-
weekly, paid up or deiinauens. to % a., one ne
or more OF these last and hcst publica tions
on the subject Of culinary art Tor the p,ics
OF 81: 20 cash. Thi Offer will only hold
good during the holiday season. and gem
tlemen wishing to make their wives happy
and themselves comfortable can 6nd no
better wav of doing IL than BY getting
Worlds Fair Souvenir Cook book.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-10
BOOM IN GOLD MINING.
ItReoelves Decided Impetus
From the Silver Depression.

SALT LAKE CRY, Aug. 3.-The
depression of the the silver market
has given decided impetus to gold
mining in Utah and, Nevada. The
new gold camp of Ivy, in Grass val
lev, Nevad, has been explored, and
information from Frisco, D. T., the
nearest telegraph station, states that
William Anderson and w. d. Cur
rier, old Colorado prospectors, who
opened up the camp, at depth OF oo
feet discovered an immense body of
mineral that assays 1925 in gold and
260 ounces in silver. a number OF
other equally good prospects are be-
ing developed at Ivy. News from
the Henry mountains. gold districts
is to the effect that rich strikes in a
dozen new prospects have been
made, and stamp mills are kept busy
crushing ores. This camp is practi-
cally nnexplored, and experienced
mining men are confident that the
Henry mountains will be the coming
gold district of the west.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-10
N =: w W Horfo|kaHssternRR.


NO2 LEAVE BRISTOL. DAILY,
73o u. M, arrives at Pulaski 1913 p. M, arrive z.
Eadford Hop. IN, arrive Rounoke l.25 p m,
arrive l.ynchburg $50 p IN, Petersburg l.2o am.
Richmond g 35 Il. m, and Norfolk 1000 a. M.
Pullman sleeper Bristol to Norfolk ana Lynch
burg to Richmond
90 y. H.. tIimtcdl Stops only ut Radford arrives
Roanoke 1915 p. III. Has Pullman Sleeper
for Washington Via Roanoke, Shenndoah Junction
aud y. & O. Also for New York via lIascrstown
and Harrisburg. Dining cars attached,
NOT
90 a. M, arrives Roanoke 1910 p. M, l.uray GOO
y. m, Iagerstown 920p M, 'rrivcs Washing
ton via 3. T. q. r. K. amp Shenadoni Junction
1910 p. m. Through sleeper for New York.
Arrive Iynchburg2 .l5 y. M, arrives Petersburg
$50 D. M, Richmond 1876 y. III Norfolk BIO p.
M. puslman parlor car Roanoke to Norfolk; -,
wINsToN-SALEM DiVisoS.-l'eave Roanoke daily
SIS a. M, for Winston-Salen, and intermediate
NoliTii It CAROLINA DlvIs:ON-Ieave Pulaski 500
a. m, daily except Sunday, for Betty Baker, and
at G. 30 u. m, daily for lvanhcc, aud coop m,
daily, for lvnnhoe and Gossnn.
NEW RIVER BKANCH.-Leave hadiord daliy 700
A. M, for Bluclied and PocNhGntaa and coal Re-
gions also for all stations Clinch Valley and for
Louisville via Norton.
Leaves Radiurd for Buciicld, Pocahonas, kenova,
Columbus. Chicago and all points west. Pullman
Sleepcrs through from. Norfolk to Chicago VIA
Kadford.
CLINCH VALLEY DlvISlON.-Ieave Bueticld dali
iy 73O a. M, for Norton and Lilo y. m, Tor \ or
ton Iouisvils and stations, L. & " Il. K. via Nor
ton.
DURHAM DlvlSlON.--I.eave Iynchhurg union sta
tionl 10 p. ~, aud 3.s5 D. H. dairy tor South
Boston, Durham, and all intermediate stations:
Trains from the East arrive bristn' uaiy a. Lev p
M. II. As fvestibule limited) u IN, l2.l5 night.
For further information apply to F. e. Wright,
Ticket Agent, Bristol.
Roanoke, Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-10
COMPARED WITH 1879.
Banks Then Only Had Sc. 900. 900
Currency apd No Gold Of Their
Own.

New York, Aug. Henry
Clews called attention to this inter
csting comparison Of the condition
of the New York banks in 1873 and
now.
"In 1873 the New York banks at
the worst stage of the panic only had
IS, 100000 of currency among them.
They had no gold of their own, the
gold being held by them being on
spccial deposit, and it commanded
premium, hence was not in circula-
ton, RS now, as money. At the
present time the New York banks
hold in currency and gold together
S91 900, 900 being $4,000, O00 bet
ter off in actual money in their
vaults than during the panic Of 1873,
thus showing the strong position
held by them at the present time.
On this showing / do not hesitate to
say that the banks of New York,
combined together as through the
clearing house association, occupy
the position Of q fortress, and are
perfectly able to meet any and all
emergencies.
A member Of the clearing house
committee gave this explanation of
the issuance of loan certificates for
the purpose Of facilitating gold i'm
portatations:
"The customers of a bank buy the
bills of exchange drawn, say. for
wheat or stocks or any article you
please, They pay for those bills Of
exchange by checks on their bank
account, the persons selling their
bills getting in turn credit therefor
at their own banks. The bank or
banks on which the checks are
drawn, Of course, have to pay those
checks through the clearing house,
and to do this they take out clearing
house loan certificates rather than
part with gold or currency. The
banks customers who bought the
bills of exchange remit those bills to
London and have gold shipped to
them here in return. So YOU see,
with the rate Of exchange favorable
we get the gold here without anyone
paying out dollar of cash for it.
The rate Of exchange must first of
all be low enough to warrant the
transaction being made"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-10
o, GOD. KILL M E!
The DespaIrlng Cry Of a Slave to
the Morphine Habit.

The DeSpalrlnR CTy OF a SfdVS ~
the Morphine Habit.
The Appeal-Avalanchc says: 1t
was most pitiablc sight W. NJ.
Baker, prominent yonng man OF
Forest City, Ark, presented last
Thursday night as he lay upon the
bed in room 81 Of the Fransioli hotel
grooming and begging for more NOR
phine.
He has been slave to the use of
cocaine and morphine for the past
two years. AS light substitute be-
twen doses of the opiates he smokes
cigarettes. 1t requires four or five
boxes of these each day to satisfy
his appetite. He has been in his
present dcplorable condition for the
past three days. 1t would have been
lesson to all young men who have
any desire to chit the pipe" could
they have seen this living skeleton
q young and promising man given
up as a sacrifice to the Grazing habit
of morphine eating-as he lay upon
the bed begging some one to kill him
ooh, God, for Christ's sake have
mercy on helpless SOUL he NUT
tered. ooh, doctor, for Gods sake
inst give me enough to kill me and
put me out of misery; [ wouldn't
stand and see dog suffer like you
people are doing, would pull out a
pistol and kill him. Why don't you
do me that way? 1t would be a
blessing to me-" he went on.
DIR. j. A. Currie, the attending
physician, says. that while the pa
tient is not in immediate danger, yet
he cannot continue long in his pres
ent state.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-10
POST OFFICE,


Big stone Gap. va.
J. NJ. GO0DI.oE, Postmaster.
General delivery open, week days only. from n. IN.
to $50 p. m. Money Order Department open from 8
II. M. to y. III.
Mail for North aud East, via. L. N, closes SIC pm
's s. West g Z" g $50 pm
&c Is South, via. s. A. & o., y 90 m.
Express Pouch for Bristol, Tenn, . S.l5 am
To insure prompt dispatch of mail matter it should
he deposited in post office letter box before the time
for closing, as stated above.
SUGGESTIONS TO THE PUBLIC.
From U. S. Official Guide
l--AddresS all mail matter legibly and fully. Give
Of post Office and State in full, street and house
number. II the Office be small one, add the name
OF the county.
Put your name and address upon upper left
hand corner OF oil matter mailed by you.
3.-On foreign letters always place the name OF
county in full.
4.-Do no, use thin envelopes Stamped envelopes
are the best
5.-Regster all valuable letters.
G.-Send money by Money Order.
7.-AfIiX stamps securely the upper right-hand
corner.
s.--Do not tender for postage stamps money so mn-
taed as To be uncurrcit. Or more than twenty-five
cents in copper or nickel coins.
9.-Do no, ask the postmaster ar clerk to mix
stamps for you.
10--Do not ask credit Tor postage stamps or money
orders
lido not tender checks drafts in payment for
money orders. any money except that which Is ic-
gal tender, and National bank notes
u Upon corner Of envelopes supplied by hotels
direct what disposal shall be mnde OF letter II u
delivered.
The Post Office Department deems ii quite import
ant nt all the patrou- Of post Offices should supply
themselves with Monthly Postal Guide. II would be
20 their interest and business advantage. a. we'll us
vastly to the interest Of the postal service, since it
wo,d brin, about more accurate know cdge ol the re-
quiremenis Of that service. would reduce the amount
Of mail matter improperly addressed poorly Wrapped
or usu'cienty stamped, and would largely ,imlI'iSG
the number OF letters and packages going TO the Dead
Letter Office. Very respectfully
S. X. JtsStK. Asst j. NJ.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-10

1t is reported here that New
York banker, r. T. Williams, has
bought the Grcenbrier White Sui
phur Springs. The property IN
cludes 5000 acres of land, an enor-
nous hotel and large number OF
cottages, and has been held $4,000
for considerable time, though the
price paid by Mr.. Williams is not
known. This valuable property has
been in litigation for many years
The late William A. Stuart. of Rms
sell county, was the last purchaser
at public sale a few years ago,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-10

Love Of country is one Of the loft
lest virtues which the Almighty has
planted in the human heart, and to
treason against it has been consider
ed among the most damning sins
Emory "A. Storrs.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-10

States which would develop a more
prosperous section or one of greater
natural wealth, and more natural re-
sources in the same length of road.
setting aside its importance as link,
! in great Independent trunk line
railway, from Norfolk, Va. via
Chattanooga to Birmingham. The
Erb syndicate will surely build this
link, if the people along the line will
heartily cooperate and work togeth-
err among themselves for this end.
Another route has been, however,
presented for condcration, and is one
also very rich in mineral resources.
This route would begin at Wash
burn, on the Knoxville and Cumber
land Gap railway, pass up tho Clinch
river valley to Spears Ferry, and
thence connect with the South At
lantic and Ohio railroad, and the
Three C's railroad, the total distance
being about sixty miles. This link
would by combination with the South
Atlantic and Ohio railroad, tap the
Norfolk and Western at Big Stone
Gap, and link together by an indie
pendent system the cities of Norfolk.
Big Stone Gap and Birmingham, as
we'll as giving short connection
with Louisville and Cincinnati The
Erb syndicate will build link north
of Knoxville to meet the Norfolk and
Western people, and to perfect their
own system at an early date, is no
longer question, but a settled fact,
and that they will develop a mag
nifcent territory when the road is
constructed, is no less certain
Chattanooga Times.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-10
Judge Decides They Can
Puff Cigarettes In Public.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 3.-Judge Buck
ley laid down an important prece-
dent in the city court this morning,
establishing the right of women to
smoke cigarettes while walking the
streets. Etiquette has denied to
the women the privilege of smoking
on the streets, but the law has now
broken down the barrier which the
rules of propriety had set up. Yes
terday evening Annie Wilson, Amy
Ellington and Mary Wilson were
.strolling up Jefferson street putting
cigarettes. Officers Smith and Gu
enther were standing at the corner
of First and Jefferson streets when
the girls came along. The police
were shocked at the unusual sight
and promtly arrested the girls on the
charge of disorderly conduct. After
Judge Buckley had listened to the
testimony he said:
.Whle the accused were not act
ing in accordances the establish
ed canons Of society, cannot see
that they were violating any law
"of course pot,' said Capt. Min
ton, their attorney, especially as
they paid for the cigarettes. This
is an age of progress and the young
girls were simply blazing the way.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-10
Gold For America.

LONDON, Aug. amount of bull
lion withdrawn from the Bank of
England on balance today was DID,
OOO1b, and is for shipment to Ameri-
ca.