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The Newtown bee., 1893-06-30
$11.5O

For suits that would grace the forms
 of the best dressed men in the country. We give you your pick from over 300 suits at this price alone. There are Fancy Worsteds, Cassimeres and scotches, double or single breast, sack
 or cutaway coats; some are bound,
 some are stitched edges. Your suit is
 among this lot at least 50 times. Suits
 other dealers would be glad to sell at
 S13 50 to $15.
The Newtown bee., 1893-06-30

M. Throop has the agency for tn D. M. Osborne mowers, and all stee
The Newtown bee., 1893-06-30

There are faint-hearted drivers as we'll as faint-hearted horses.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15
No. Z1a. 4 plicatiOn for a Patat.
W. IT. SMITH.
'. s. LAND 0FAcR, E-.a..,.ff Arf~nna Iaauarv n fAt4.

 Notice is heeeby given that ". A. tirk. Joe l.. fiiFoux and E. i. Preston, by H. J Allen, nt- sorney, Whose postc ktice address is Jerome. 1at- suaf connsy Arizona. has this day fled bIe ap- TlicAtiOn for 4 patent for izf3 linear feet Of tte Warrior mine vein, herring precious metals with surface ground t0O feet in wiCih situa1ed m Verde mining district, county os 1avapai. and Territ0Fy of Arizona, anii desgnafsl by the field notes and official plat hle in fhfs office as lot number ........ said lot number. being de- scri bed as follows, to wit.
 Beginning at NV corner of claim. ghere is set a sand stone, surrounded by mound or s!anee, stone marked W No. l, l07t A.. U- <. mineral monument No. 1. ID tsars < 70 deg A min E s5e7. feet Thence s I7 deg 56 min F lzi3 feet to SW corner of claim, where Is set a sand stsne surrUunded by mound ef stones, stone markfc M No. |. lO74 A. Thence s s7 deg 6oo feet e. SE coa ner If claim. where Is set lime stone snr- rounded by mound of etofleE, sfone marked w No & 1074 4. Thence N 17 deg J5 min W lSt9 feet to NE corner of claim. where is set a s4nd stone, surrounded by mound of stones. stone marked w No. 1, 1O74 A. Thence N eI deg W eoo feet to corner No. 1, i074 A. the place of hegin- ming. This claim is located on the north slope oi Shelter Hill.
 Magnetic variation l4 deg 10 min E. containing I6.57 acres.
 The locatie.n of this mine Is recorded in the recorders office of YayapAi county, page 6s5, m the book 29 ef mines.
 The adjoining claimants G. w. Hull and United Verde Copper Company.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any DOT tiOn of said Warrior mine or surface srOund ars required to ale their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Pres cott in the county of fayapai. during the si ~ days period of publication hereof, or they will be harred by the virtue to the provisions Of ths Statute. J. C. MAkTIN. Register.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15

Commission. read second and third time and passed by all voting aye.
 Substitute for II 8. No. 9, relat- iug Co the keeping of probate judges offices. providing that sheriHs, Tee orders. district attorneys, trBasurers, probate judges, etc, shall have their offices at the county seat, and all of them shall keep their offices open each day in the year, except Sundays and legal holidays from 9 a. m. to , p. m., read and referred to judiciary committee.
 II. B. No. 70, by Dryden, providing for a territorial board of health, to be appointed by the governor, ire spective of politics, each member to be a graduate of a medical school, one member to be from each county except Maricopa, which shall have three, two to live in Phenix and specifying the duties and power of the board, was read first and second times, loo copies ordered printed, and referred to the judiciary com mittee.
 H. Ats @NOs fAs nN AAuiAtNs " Ab- quest, granting B 600 relief to John H. Baldwin, who, as head farmer of territorial insane asylum. was per manently injured by patient, was read. 4 lively debate followed, which was finally shut off by Gray moving the previous question. The motion to indefinitely postpone was carried.
 Both houses adjourned until Tues day, March l4-Phenix Herald.
 H. B. 2, which had been vetoed by the Governor, repeating the tax on billiard and pool tables was then taken up and Burke, who had intro duced the bill read speech in re- gard to the veto. He didn't wear any gloves in the handling of the Governors report on the bill. On vote as to passing the bill over the Governors veto the vote stood: Ayes -Behan, Bruce, Burke. Day, Dry den, Gray, Hunt, Leatherwood, Mar tin, Mehan, Reilly, Rodgers, Ross, Schumacher, Skinner, SOuthwick, Baxter Nays-Brewer, Cook, Field, Graham, Marshall, Wright. Absent Hurley. I7 in favor, 6 opposed, and as two thirds favored it was declared passed over the veto.-PhOenix Herald
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15
NO <tt. Application for a Patent.
U.. s. LAND oFFIcE.


 Prescott. Arizona, January n, 1888
 Notice is hereby given that w. A. Clark. Il. Kuhn and Fl. J. Murzburg, by N. J. Allen. attor- ney, whose postofice address Is Jerome. layapai county, Arizona Territory, has this day filed his application for patent for IS78 linear feet of the als, with surface ground 6O0 feet ia width, sitn- sted in Verde mining district, county of fayapai and Te rritOry of Arizona and designated by the eld notes and official plat file in this office lot number. said lot number. being described as follows, to wit:
 Beginning at NE corner of claim where is set lime stone, surrounded by mound of stones, stone marked F No. 1, l07o A. U. s. mineral nono- ment No. 1, V. ID. bears os deg IA min W 53iu.4 feet Thence N 74 deg 06 min W 500 feet to NY corner of claim, where is set black granite stone, surrounded by monument Of stones. stone marked F No. 2. 1076 A. Thence $ l2 deg l9 min W 1871 6 feet to where Is set a slate stone sur rounded by monument of stones, stone marked E No. Q. 1U76 A. Thence 14 deg co min T. 50 feet to where is set slate stone, surrounded by monument of stones. stone marked Y. No. 4 I078 A. Thence l2 deg % min E lS76 feet to corner No. l. 1076 A, the place of beginning. This claim is situated about q mile east of the town of Jerome, and south os Bitter creek.
 Magnetic variation l4 deg min x. containing l6.77 acres.
 The location of this mine Is recorded in the re- cOrder's office of Yayapai county, Arizona TsFri- tory, in book 28. page 62 of mines.
 Tbe adjoining claimants are Q. w. Hull
 Any and ! lpersons claiming a4versely any portion of sad FiOrancia mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the register of the United States Land Office at Prescott, in the Terrifery of Ari zona, during the sixty days period Of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue Of the provisions of the statute.
 jalsdoO J. c. MARTIN, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15
How the umbrla Saved g Suit.

In the case of the big Cunardel Umbria, which limped into port un der her own steam and her shaft in sphnts as it were, and which waf lowed by the Hamburg liner Bohe mia for some hours before her cablee parted, her owners would have been liable to a salvage suit from the Bo hemia for several thousand dollars had she not managed to get in with out assistance. New York Evening Slln
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15
THE PRoDIGAL FATHER . SEz

Your sermon was very fine, sir, And true, to some degree, But (if you've no objectionl, Will you hear a word from me 2 The Prodigal Son in the Bible, 1 own was a sorry chap, And you hit him in your sermon A we'll directed rap. And the lesson as Christ meant it Is true that all man kind, When sin-tired and repentant, Can calculate to fnd' The love of the blameless Father, \ refuge tried and true But the application you made Will rarely ever do. For earthly fathers fail, sir, When brought out plain and
 bold,
 And the case put as you put it, Will very seldom hold. For you made the application To the boys who go astray, From home and love and fathers, To tread life'- downward way. Now, I'd like to present the thing,
 sir,
 From another point of view When you preach to p-5ji-al
 luELareu
 You shglld preach .g the faEh-
 CTS f1n
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15
SURVEYS APPROVED.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, March 2, 1898.


 PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, March g, 1898. Notice is hereby given that the plats of Townships
 No. 2, North Range West, No. =, North Range East, No. 21, North Range IT West, No. 2, North Range ] East, Fractional Twp Il North Range East, Fractional Twp North Range l west, (Section 33).
 And the amended plat of the North one half of North tier of Sections in Township Fl North Range East, Gila and Salt River Meridian, Arizona, have been received at this office from the Surveyor General of the Territory, as accepted by the department of the Interior, and that the same will be officially filed in this office on the 18th day Of April, 1883, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, on and after which day we will be prepared to receive applications for the entry of lands in said townships,
 J. o. MARTIN, REGISTER T. J. BUTLER, RECEIVER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15
i Otice of Forfeiture.
Black Hills Mining District, Yavapai County, Arizoae,
 NlTlsr

February l. 1osS. To Andy Kozik, his Heirs or Legal Repre- sentasiyes:
 You are hereby notified that, as cor owners, we have expended one hundred (1O0) dollars in labor and upon the following described mining claim, the Ono GRANDA, situate Fin Black Hills mining district, Yavapai county Arizona Territory, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Sec tiop 2324, Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year 1892; and if within 90 0ays from the service of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure as co-owner yocs ln- terest in said claim will become the pE~p- srty of the subscribers under said Section 2324. JOSEPH c. GREMINGER, N-90 J. w ARCHIBALD
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15

 Arc the soHs ui proaisal AeA. If the mothers will worship fash
 ion,
 And the fathers worship pelf, Is it strange the son should wor-
 ship
 His insignificant selfG If the father squander not money He squanders that better part His honor, and truth, and virtue, And the love of his boys heart. If he waste his smiles on the out
 side
 And keep none back for his
 home, Can you wonder that his boy
 grows up
 With a strong desire to roam If he spend the hours away from
 home
 When his needful work is done, Instead of passing pleasant time With his small warm hearted
 son, Do you wonder the boy grows
 restless
 Do you wonder he grows away From the heart that should be his
 refuge
 When he feels inclined to stray 7 Can we help what we inherit 2 Can We change the law of life 2 (Children most always resemble The man or the mans good
 wife.) will ask all those who. listen To consider for a while What kind of moral heritage Have you bequeathed your
 child9 Has your life run close beside
 him
 Have you made his joys your
 ownl Consider now, pray you, Do you reap what you have
 sown Did you practice your own pre-
 cepts
 When you told him to be true ' Had he never heard a single word That sounded false from you !? When you told him to be honest, Were you, yourself, upright Exactly, scrupulously. straight In his watchful, boyish sight 2 When you told him not to taste
 the drink
 Did you refuse 1t, too Why didn't you do the very way You'd have had that boy dol The Prodigal Son has caught it " From the days of Christ, 1 trow, Bnt we're of that old beaten
 trark-
 We're after the father now. Let him stand up bowed and Peni-
 tent,
 As many boy has done, And smite his conscience-stricken
 breast,
 And say-forgive me, son. There's little made by preaching To the lads who've gone astrfy, When the gray haired, prodigal
 fathers
 Are blocking up the way. And I say when you offer the cup
 of life
 To the souls that are athirst, You'd make much better progress If you'd start with the fathers,
 first. You brand the boy with the mark
 of Cain,
 With the sign of shame-but
 now
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15
prasralI 4-'-o-7'

IterIsIIN. |lIILa NOTICE is herobF rises li " t0rney in fact for she Ol1 pany, whose pGssotice s,fdress is has this dag fled his application q ifieen hnadred lis0o) linear las'| Eaeie mine cf ge.u e| and silver. with surf4ce xtIs.| dred s60o) feet in uidlh. sitSrs.| mining district connkY ef fara4 0f Arizona. and desiEnafed bI l,I official plsf oa Ele in this oihca 5L Said lot number ss being t''| o9s. tO wic -|
 Beginning si the iniilzs nar..s.' location notice and p..-,s ....--..'.'. ter of claim Whersai...,s -. -. .--. m. inr. 1 ftin the nes. stens l'' mound of sfsk ''lI.- No. l. An oal inc dI< lrs "
 ft. A pine. marked ! 4 t blazed anlNo brs t 70 det Min Mon min E 9oe Z % po
 8S deg ( ksxS ins 1 it M IEs
 stone 2fze with mound q
 desi san No 9 ta uH<e 1- --' ke,l e l,Tree bsassd and ma-'' " 90 ft- ,al location lnea Origin z Sl aeg 6 min V .y .' Theme F f5o0 C to polnE e and S lixl2xs ins D ID ne |. ..>.. ','.. store wifa mound of g, r. ded sznf No& Apine 40 r
 ked G E e. Tree h.1ze1 -..' min x s5 zinal loc1,.on. ASs s,.. .'- i. B n Orf N dag min W v Thence N rhere l sef g efenie. - of elaipa ' ground aad .ffa 1 ft in tht of slones 5
 mound Iscatioa moA Origina Q apoint rhei -- GOO ft q if Ea the gro
 I2x6 ins .nnd ef stoHes- o rel3 with InC nal socaec1
 a. Orig 1eg 90 nliz- r
 Thence VI tsQo n %
 and " 5 zl6sf ins l c -.- stone 1f ne E.th 0ou VIE ded sar Noe. 41 EI>e--- kesfd-A Tree nee '-z E t8 ft- iegfn et LUIlLE 0 oo - t--
 w N W SO fttt- klNS No 1 and place Of Nl. Pr
 Magnetic gaFissis@ -peli %. 66 acres. f tle
 The locatioa of this a
 recorders office of pnfcs gs31Sj mines. at paRss 2lS ansl zA
 Any and all peTsons clzi ~ portion of said 6reY kzg|f ll, are required to hle iaeir s.IIs ...; Register of tAe tnif1i s l,N Prescott, in the Tarriie.1 z 1qf. sixty days perio<i Sll p11ieal .''.. q: will he larred by sHf6e gi ta -,, V statule ! CA
 aftl1 <.ssF.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15
Hcins Their nrslness.

First Footpad-Wasn't Judge Big head the man who sent you to the penitentiary1
 Second Footpad-Yep.
 First Footpad-Then, why are you so glad he's been given another term Second Footpad-He alters gives good citizens tn full 'xtent O tn law wen they gifts caught earryin con cealed weapons.-New York Weekly.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15

AppIicatioaf'

D. S -. 'a-
 Preacott, ari8an - NOTICE Is hereby gwen - ~ ney in fact for she Ol H pany. wsoae posloliee alld s.osssrI has fhis day fled his appi llV twelve Asndred li1l5 #sAsn Ash Spring Ezine ar &1kJl3A N silver, with surf1cegTou in width. situated in th @of \ County of 4aEapai and VT T ds.signated b7 the field n dla in this ofice as Lot E ca nnmber 8 being describe
 Beginning d the init 1.>s the location Estice and ts n. .e ter of claim. The cora =et, No ins dia which I blA1esi a <H the ! INA No B $ and oz 11tice nl hase Of said tree. A Ju Diri. f7 dee VI e ft. An uak I.I. - ss ft- Trees hlazod en4 = e.,. BIT. U $ Min mon No ',>.', ss62 ft. Ash Spring tlrs N '1'.,s - fs Thence s 6S deg a latnaz. s1l,L Lf afte 1 set a gralifa ssone z5x1FeIt, Yol ground and surrounded
 stones Stone is marked A ins dia brs 5 il deg E D. k marked A $ No ? D g.. Orie hrs \ n deg . i2 ft. theneeI{ItsI Q k l200 ft Co point where set t------ "a ins l q in the ground with mound of stunGs, otout 3. A pine ins cla brs it blazed and ularko5 A \ | location mon hrs N 22 del 1 \ deg " S5o ft re location eion t1.s.nsz. ter of claim where sEt ins I ft iR gronnd anti sg't lnannd of stones. stone IS n ct. Inniper % ins dia brs c blazed and marked A s. 600 ft to a point where l me T slate ledge cropping &F@TU ft high by % ft A E said X mark \ S ao A of marks bnild moaIj, Oak 10 ins dia brs :
 Tree blazed and marked Original location nlonumentU fe.st. Thence S 21 deg 2s min tion monument, where ] set inches foot in ground and T- with mound of stones. Stcl No.N. A juniper 20 inches d A. Si feet Tree blazed and ms 4 IT. MoiiNuaaat ia stCIe u- marking NE ,sIEaE % lEel z 27 deg 90 min ", 3e5l
 300 feet to initial mod |.1i'4 ! 4 \ No. I. place ef beginning
 Magnetic variation li deg p. 16-5S acres. '- ts. The location of this mine itl. bl cOrCier's office of Prescott, il t liages SIS and sf4.
 Any and all persons clAimii ton of said Ash Spring mine are required to file their advs H Register of the United Sts 4HA Prescott. in the county of Ia tory. during the sixty days pt hereof. or they will be bArref \ provisions of the statute. I
 J C. MI
 iattlo
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15
l. iberal Management
 Superior Facilities
 Picturesque Scenery Excellent Accommodations [
TIME -:- TABLE

 @s Inc Grand Canyon of the Colorado the 1lG moet sublime If Natures work on earth. indescTiDable. can easily be reached via flAstAh, Williams or Peach Springs on this road. RZE. To the NAtarAl Bridge of Arizona. and 1lS MontezumR's We'll you can journey most directly by this route RSEs Observe the ancient Indian ciyiliEz, n kSS of LAgunA, or of Aeoma. The City of the Sky"
 H1 Visit the Petrifed Forest near Cariso. 3S See and Marvel si the freak of Canyon DisblO.
 W- Tska % huGtHg Grip i1 fae magnificent ab pine f1rc.ls 1s lae Ran Franfisco uaeun- lsius- Find sat80-sf ia -h- Huins uf ,he frgaia- taria Cave sui liia Dvsllfra rss- Fiow tba lsnvess Caaruever Brid1s iu 4I Au.rrits acrass tls Gairralio River. a FAe1r1.---. ". B. BfSSEfI4
 le.Hf. Gen. Pace A. |. M Boa E1z1ci=cO, Cal and
 Albuquerque, N M
 n. tiABEI.. General Superintendent,
 ALEUcUEBQuE. N.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15

Mlrs getting time the brand b.
 placed
 On the prodigal fathers brow Let me repeat it once again, That nine times out of ten The boys who go so Tar astray Are the sons of prodigai men. Yet the greatest inconsistency is, When all is said and done, That every one pities the father Aud no one pities tho son.
 MRS. K. 4. WINDES. UPPER VERDE, Feb. 27, 1893.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15
sPropI
Rropl Notice of Eos ns... HassAyampA ] ..' z'eA i''''1{ {s.s
To WILLIAM DUNL4t
 IaraI RepresentalI

you are hereby notified tpv Rns have 'expende1l one hundrete
 imnrovenents upon the folio. r,-.s ine claim t0 wit. The yoh ttftk the Hassayampa mining disttf -E1<gi. I. Arizona territory, inorder to noh-5s nnder the provisions of cecuet n Sfafutas of the United States, oeif F. reouired to hold the same Tor the ~ if within % days ASler tne sersite H as-ss-,crfion Of such expensiliur i..,,,. R,, ;nferssf in said claia will b T 3,,ex sSs- of the subscriber under said -A-4 A fltQ0 w. "
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15
Scientific Note.

Great Scientist (refectively)-l wonder why it is that a cat is always licking herself2
 Little Boy-'Cause she has feas.-- Good News.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15
Notice of Forfeitf
Verde Mining Dis9rtlon Yavapai Count ,,....,,

Verde Mining LIS t4
 Yavapai Count .'
 Janzi9 2 To Bashford & Barmisser o' known Owners A You are hereby not1nea tns VI n have expended one nunm ! Iabor and improvements upos faIlouing aiN ing described mIbe to wif. The Copper Chief an f1l and upon the Silver sprlAI0 located in the Verde niinlng ss; county, Arizona 1errtorFA \ RoiS I said premises under tne tt. ssrtion Sssl. Revised Statpte States, being the amount res the same for the year lesz; . e days after the service or tills lication you fail or refuse 70 nroportion of such exPendip L Foar interest in said clam nroperty of the sEbscr tion 2324.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15

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 e1ntg sf isesrri 4
 itess rast T7.,iI. a
 siin fs cFl,s
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 R 70 il.Itee h-ss .Sd
 ,'.si li etere slz .e l .se tna
 q err 2 .la ll.al fs 8onirs F rH No | kfiFs llsenci' q ii ii.1-s - .1 = .... ..'e < kfi Cd E along si - il15 ca .l wfese ss ol ,-s,.-,.l s,pfflos 1 nj etaneE Maa s. l0c1tino f161 hrs n@ 12 dae M 1ft ts ls c1 of claim Etefs ft iu RrCr1 cod |.f. high on { |. '. e bNo ( tf8f tt
 sl1to st0n8 tixi I..f' rounded szna
 mHrkad M
 and to Hlte Gro Bonii1 4|I| stone l6xl zIz i1s [I| SB Not ank 11.I l5 it tigf hF f1f Faaaee s @ l.ek
 No ! piAce @ ,.
 MAgnstif s
 16.16 aCres
 9hs l0ca M II Hacorli8rs a .. minss. 4t pe4es son8 cIa -1lil.4
 said Sonlt Ssfs nf| are reQuir io s .1 ReaIstEr e tfa Il Preacolt. a ri.- ritOFY. d1si1r t It .. ton hert rg raef '' ! of the piori Cas q l,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15

To CHARLES ScoPEL:
 You are hereby notified that. as co-owners we have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon each of the following de- Bcribed mining clsims, to wit The sttenexia'' and ''Bueno Vista" located in the dassayanpa mining district, 1ayapai county, Arizona terri tory. in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Section 2S24, Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the aame for the year lSs2; and if within % days after the service of this notice by pubhca- non, you fail refuse to contr bute your prOpor- non Of such expenditure as co-owner, your inter est in said claim will become the property of the subscribers, under said Section 2S24,
 Payment can be made at the store of Joseph DOugherty, Prescott, Arizona
 FERDINAND SCOPEL. a1s-90 JOHN W. DOUGHERF1.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15
CITY PROPERTY!

FOR SALE: The J. H. Jordan property of two lots and a half in a de- sirable residence portion of the city and the improvements thereon, consisting of a frame dwelling house of five rooms, a large barn, good well of never failing water, will be sold at a bargain on application to
 CHAS. H. AYERS,
 Prescott, Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15

sIt is worth the price to every person yho even reads neWspapsr. ."-Darlington Journal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15
Notice of Forfeiture.

Hassayampa Mining District, lavapai County, Arizona Territory
 January {. ISQ9
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15

NoW.- -s''s's-- !. I llae co saF.
 Ina. nine times ort 1l ten. Tho boys who gs so far astray, Arc The soas ui proaisal men.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15

.UAHL
 Rres 3Bn E. Bh1
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-18
PERSONAL

Henry Blame. of the Canadian Indian
department, stationed at Edmonton,
Alberto, was at the Windsor yesterday.
At the Brunswick. McQuade, Win
nipeg; f. q. Brinn, Waukon, To-; j. P.
Evans, Aurora. H.; George MAGICAL
lagh, Amigo, Wis; S. B. Bruce, Glen
old, MINI.
At Hotel Sherman-W. j. Gillispie,
Sprague, Wash; K. l.. Spayde, Spencer,
To-; ID. ID. MeInniS, Duluth; O.C. Chase,
Fergus Falls; II. j. Randall, Durand,
Ill.,; j.. K. Bingham, Fargo; G.. S.Chase.
Grand Forks: Ii. S. Williams, New
Lisbon, o.
AT the Ryan,. N. Searles. Still
water; Frank A. Ross and A. A. Cross,
West Superior; NJ. j. Maloney, st. Jo-
seph, Mo-: p. E. Brown. Luverne;
David Mccartney. PittsDurg: G.. w.
Dickinson, Tacoma; A. b. Ganetson,
Cedar Rapids.
Arrivals at Hotel Metropolitan:-A.
Nj. Wilton and wife, Duluth; j. w. Rob-
inson, Leeds, Eng; L. S. Cushing. Mil
waukee; H. Coneter Brinker, NJ. MetziI,
George Conway, Mrs.L. Conway, Miss E.
Carroll, John F. McArdle, G. Kemp and
wife, San Francisco, CAL; G. n. Burke,
Fargo.
, AT the Windsor-Brank Berry, George
O. Haskell, Horace w. Davis and W. G.
Masterman. Saltwater; F. S. Hunt. Du-
buQue; c. A. Sanford, Wilmar; NJ. j.
Rudler, Lake City; George ID. Flynn,
Winona; L.. Il. Morrison. Louisville;
Il. f. Grose, Moorhead; j. A. Foster,
Tacoma; NJ. l.. Porter and Joel Woods,
Livingston, Mont.
Atthe Merchants'-T. II. Bean, Bill
ings. Mont; E. d. Carter, Humbird;
William o. Forsyth. Ashland; William
Collins and B. Y. Collins, Seattle; T.
W. Corcoran. Fox Lake, Wis; F. j.
Herberger, 0sakes, Mimi; Evan S.
Tyler, Fargo; f. A. McCabe, Sioux
City; E. y. Chase. Minor. n. D.; L. j..
O'Connell. Cedar Rapids; M. II. Jewell,
Bismarck n. D.; r. B. Kingsley, Cassel-
o N
At the Clarendon j. G. Veinan,
Spooner, Wis; f. G. Achello and wife,
Helena; f. w. Knight. Milford, Va.
d. w. Rowe, LIE Suenr; w. Y. Joud,
Kansas City; Ii. Wheat, LIE Sueur;
George G. Parker, Rochester; Charles
Barrett, Mandan. N. D.; Nj. L. Porter,
Livingston. Mont; Maurice Vetler,
Sprague, Wash; E. S. Johnson, Glen
dive, Mont; Allison Peck, Elk Point,
S. d.; Joe Woods, Livingston. Mont.