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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-02
ROUSE r%RocgEpiNos.

..L." "H.HN."
1nsthe house, outside Of tho discus
aion Of the Thomas labor bill. all was
quiet aS a summer morn. AT the after
nooh session scarcely hall the members
were in their seats. The bill to amend
the code relating toscreeningan nd weigh
ing and weighing coal when received,
was taken up this morning as q special
order Numerous amendments were
offered and tho bill was made the spe-
clal order for 1880 tomorrow. Tho
committee on taxation and finance 70.
ported favorably on the bill appropriate
Ing money for monuments at Gettys.
burg, and tile bill relating TO the publi-
cation Of records and official copies Of
certificates Of incorporation.
The committee on education reported
iayorably on the bill amending the code
concerning the duties Of county super.
ihlehdOnts and adversely on tho bill 70.
lleyihg tcaChera Of %Compulsaty duty OF
attending teachers institutes.
Tho committee on humane institu.
tons aud public buildings reported nd.
yeraOly on d bill for the prevention OF
cruelty 10 animals and children.
~ rAyVn cr ANNrxtSo HAWAII,
MI. Riley offered d resolution request.
ing our senators and representatives in
Congress to do ali in their power TO 60
cure the annexation Of the Hawaiian 10.
lands.
Bills wore ntroduced az follows BY
Nh. Goad, providing that railroad taxes
DO distributed anohgt Tho school disttlcts
Of the countlea according 10 the number
ol school youth,
BY MI GAfhos, TO regulate the grade
and grading Of public roads,
ny Mt, ghomNS, amending the iaR
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concerning mine inspectors and the
drainage, ventilation, etc, OF mines.
BY MIR, Hartmeyer, eoneerning the
obstruction OF public roads.
BY Mr.. Pyle, concerning tiduciariea.
By Mr., Hunter, making II unlawful
for stock 20 run at large, providing that
the offender OF such stock shall be liable
for all damages done by them, and that
the person damaged may retain such
stock until all damages are paid,
Mr., johnson, Of Monroe, moved that
the afternoon session be spent on bills
on their first reading and q recess was
taken to $3.50.
No bills that had been reported adj
Versely were read after the house bills
on a first reading had been disposed OF.
Senate bills on a fret reading were
taken up and after their conclusion the
house adjourned.
LEGISLATIVE NOTES
The finance committee this afternoon
decided in favor Of an appropriation OF
$4,000 for the purchase Of a gpberna'
torial mansion. 1t also has under con-
sideration tho claims OF the Fairmont
Normal school, asking Tor $4,000; the
request Of the state board OF health
asking for an appropriation Of from
$1,000 to 5000, TO- quarantine the state
against cholera, and the claim OF the
West Virginia Colored Institute for an
amount not yet fully decided upon,
Hon, Stewart w. Walker has returned
from visit to Martinsburg and will
occupy his scat In the house tomorrow,
Roy Naylor, who has been represent
ing the NeVs here since the beginning
OF the session, expects to leave Tor his
home in q day or two, s. q, Crouch
| will look after the NetDs interests until
the legislature adjpurns.
A bill will be offered tomorrow maxi
ing the policies Of all llfe insurance
companies and associations incontesti'
Bile from the date Of the delivery OF the
policy to the assured, except for a fall
ure to pay the premiums.
The finance committee has appointed
q commission composed OF Gov, Flem-
ing, President Of the Senate Wiley and
Hons. o. w. Brockunier, and Clark, OF
Greenbrler, to act in relation to the se-
curing OF the gubernatorial mansion, the
cost being placed at $4,000. !.
The West Liberty normal school
building asks for an appropriation Of
$4,000 for a new school building, the
old one being in an unsafe condition.
The finance committe has tho matter
under consideration.
O. W. Brockunier's daughter, Miss
Mara, and son, Hugh, will return home
tomorrow after q pleasant visit with
friends here.
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BIg onsnIt.
Special Dispalch % As Mlalaaoer.

Special Dspdtch 10 Inc htdltqaEcer.
PARKERsBuRo, w. VA, Feb. LA writ
for the recovery of $4,000 was insti-
tuted in tho United States court to-day
by Judge JIG. McCluer. The title Of
tho case is John Hannah and Daniel
Hannah vs.. 7. N. Barnsdall, 7. N.
Barnsdall and f, NJ. Brown. partners,
7. N. Barnsdall and F. w. Moore, part
ners, and Della Moore. The suit is for
the recovery Of supplies furnished for
drilling oil wells for the defendants.
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A Big Verdict Reversed,

Special Dtpdteh 10 Ae IatelltCencer.
PARKERsBURd, W, VA, Feb. 1.-Chiof
Counsel Archer, of the Ohio River rail
road, received q telegram to-day that
the supreme court in the case Of a man
named Gregory, who was killed near
Friendly, Tyler county, in 1888. while
in the employ Of the company, judg.
ment was reversed and a new trial
granted. Gregory's administrator got
Judgment against the company for
$4,000 in the Tyler county circuit court.
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THE RIGHTS OF LABOR
TO Form Organization and Prevent
interference Of Employers
.GETS BLACK Eye IN THE HOUSE,

The Bill Is Killed by a Vote OF Forty
fpnr to Thirteen After an Obnoxious
Amendment Is saddled to It-An
Insurance Measure Aimed at For
eIgn Companies Introduced in the
sepate-The Investigation of the
University is Not Deemed Expedi'
ent-A Number of Bills Passed,
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aoId cure InstItate suoc.

SpccIuI UIdpdIcN 70 NC INNt4IItHUEF'
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Feb. LII. q.
Lochary, a prominent attorney here,
brought suit this afternoon against the
local branch OF the McMurry-Mario
gold cure institute. He claims 5000
damages because of injuries received
through the explosion OF a lamp while
he was inmate OF the institution.
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Unscrppalous publishers.
WASHINGTON, D. o., Feb. 1.-The fol
lowing is published by request:

IL MADISON PLACE,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. /, 1893.
The public advertisements OF many
biographies OF James G. Blaine pre-
tending to be authentic and Guthori'
tative'f compel meto state that no biog'
raphy or life and works Of Mr.. Blaine
Is authorized, or approved by myself, oil
by any member Of Mr., Blaine's family.
that no manuscript by Nj. Blaine, OF
any private letter, or paper OF Mr..
Blaine's, or any material for biography
has been given out to any n II In
the future any Authentic or author
lied" biography should be prepared BY
competent authors it will be authenti.
Gated and authorized by myself.
[signed. HARRIET S. BLAINE.
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Sent Up fer Ton Yearss,
speetal plspalch o le MleRtanee.

Special Dtepatch % nc IateNl9sNce'
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, Feb. 1.-Basil
Marcum and John Roe, both young
men in their teens, were sentenced at
the Wayne court house to-day to ten
years each in the penitentiary for beat-
ing and robbing an old woman.
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EoR R-ENT-MARKET GARDEN
jig One milo above tho TOP mill; posses,io,
immedIately Apply at No " Fifteenth StrSs'
10 JOHN 7, GILOHRIsT. nSSSN
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ron RENT.

EoR RENT-soME OF THE RES
rooms N our new building, TaE an,
HANK OF WHEELING, nv
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F~oRRENI-MONDAY ANDPHURS
DAY evenings. X. OF p. Lodge Room NJ
l2!l Market street. inquired lanltor any eyoS
ing during tho week, NV
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EoR RENT-A GOOD HOUSE 0T
~ ten rooms, NosS7 Fifteenth street, q,
modern improvements possession given AbSsil
l. Inquire 1t above number XIV
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VWANTED-AGENTs SALARY0S
w commission; good chance for adyan.A
mont Write with references ELIWANGRRi
BARRY, Mt Hope Nurseries, Rochester Nj
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WAMrEn.

WANIED TRAVELLING SAISS'
w MANI or hayo hne side line. ADD
WITH E%Sierenees, BOUQUET CIGAR Co, ITSa
burg. Va, nS
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FoR RENT-A NEW FRANZ
i, House OF Eight Rooms. cornoF Pour,csT,l
and Woods streets. Possession APRIL. Inonts
at 81 fifteenth street. deS'
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FoR RENT OR sALE-sUBURBAN
IL residence, two and a halt miles from M
city, three minutes walk from tho ~ K RTGs
motor llnei large grounds, bearing fruit trpcS
well and clstern water Inquire at 1l6i Nam
street, ioSS
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II DAILY GRIND

of Legislative Grist-AnothGr New Insur-
ancc Observation-Disclosures of Bills Passed.
Special Dtspaies 10 he I~atui0aer.
CHARIEsToS, w. Va, Feb. lit
seems that the insurance men are re-
ceivlng more than their share OF atten-
ton at the hands Of the legislature.
First was the bill providing for an in-
surance commissioner which was killed,
then Hon. Clarence l. Smiths bill,
which has not yet been reported by the
committee,Fthe valued policy bill, which
seems in a fair way to pass, and now
Senator Sheppard comes to the front
with one, providing that foreign insur-
ance companies doing business in this
state pay into the treasury 5 per cent Of
their gross receipts from premiums coll
lected in the state and mako sworn
statements Of the amounts. 1t also
provides that in case of a failure on the
part of the companies to pay this the
auditor shall advertise the fact for four
weeks in two newspapers published in
the state. 1t was introduced by re-
quest.
Senator Peck, also by request, intro
duced, to establish a preparatory branch
OF the state university at Fayetteville,
and appropriating $4,000 to be used
with 5000 raised by the citizens Of
that place. Z.
The committee on finance reported
adversely on the bill for the relief OF
Lewis steenrod. The committee on
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HILLS PASSED.

Mr.. Calls bill providing for counting
the words in a legal advertisement by
averaging the number Of words in the
first six lines; Mr.. scotts bill to create
an independent school district at
Elkins; Mr.. Finley's bill to amend the
boom law Mr.. Wiley's bill to prevent
fraudulent practice in contest Of speed
and 10 encourage the breeding and linz
provement Of trotting and pacing
horses, and Mr.. Watts bill appropri-
ating money to pay for tho third edi-
ton Of the code, were passed.
The bills prohibiting the furnishing
of liquor TO students; providing for de-
posting in the auditors office certain
records secured from the state Of
Virginia, and authorizing the adjutant
general 70 have and TO use an official
seal, were ordered to their third read
ing.
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DESIRABLE
SIX PER GENT
INVESTMENT
Etla Iron Steel Co Stock.
SIMPSON & HAZLETT,
Room No. /, Cransls Block,
Jas 1878 Market ssroat
REAL HESITATE
FOR SAIE.

OLO 9S-LAs
Four lots on North Huron street
Ono lot on North Wabash street.
One lot on North Indiana street.
One lot on South Front street
Two lots on North York street,
One lot, North York street. 83xi61. river vleL
Fourrooned cottage, Martins Ferry.
One brick house, No. 81 North Main street
Ono house and lot, Glxi11, North Front BttOA
One house and lot. 1txt11, North Front stree
Five.roorhed house on Eric street.
One lot, 40xl0O, MouudSVllle.
Fourroomed house on Virginia street.
Eight.rootnod house on Vitgiuia street
soyen.rooned house on s. York street. GOxlA
One lot in Robinson's addition, s. broadway.
0ne.half lot on South Wabash street
Six lots. South York street, lWatets addition
one house and lot, =. broadway tSt lukei
chapel.
One hotel and several farms, Sutton, W. Va
Allot tho above properly Will be sold yeti
cheap. WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PER GEM
JONES & WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents and Collectors Noiarles Pnb
lie, 81 Zane street, Island. tl
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-23

oity 10 provide q noon meal for all Of their
employee, OH theiS own premises, stys tho
New York Times. This Nv done Ter two
rsHso,s--to aave ttme and TO ptevsh. leak.
sRes " ONCE see ~. One OF lhc most Inn
portAnt trnst companies down town has q
thoroughly eqnippsd restaurant ON tho top
floor OF tts buiidisa. where about leo men.
women aud boys ne fed between tha hours
Of II m. and two y. NJ. For luncheon pur-
poses ths clerks are divided into sections,
n each section ID allowed = certain
amount Of thine. A liberal bill Of fare IL
provided. and the msn are not reatrid!ed
In ths extent Of their orders, 40 long M
thsy keep their Ga~stfopomIo desires within
reasonable bounds. The heads Of The do
partmonts hSve separate tables. No pef-
SON. unless hs or shs ID m smploye of the
coinpnns. II allowed 10 eat III this restau.
rant. Nobody II permitted 10 invite even
n ftiend from ont OF Town TO take luncheon
with him. The hsnd OF 4 prosperous pri-
vnts banking house on Broad street says
that for several yoafs no has followed tho
practice Of keeping his clerks within Office
limits dAfinR business hours. md he be-.
lievss that IL pays we'll. lie feeds them all
At noon 1t his wi expense. and 10 by no
means niggsfdly. Tho number Of his ON.
ployes 10 steadily increasing, consequently
this item Of OK psnne IL constantly growing
larger. His firm paid ont about So, 600 for
employer lunchooas last year.
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stood the Test.

ALLcocK's Porous PLAsrERs are map
proachabls IN curative properties. rapidity
and safety Of action. md are the only 70.
liabls plastors over produced. They have
successfully stood the test Of over thirty
ysars' $50 BY the public; their virtues have
never bees equalied by the unsc' upulous
imitators who have sought 70 ads q, on
the reputation Of ALLCocK's by making
p~iastsrs with holes in them, and claiming
them to be Just a. good a. ALIcocK's."
and they stand to-day indo ssd not only by
the highest medical authorities. hut by
millions OF grateful patients who have
proved thsis efficacy ass household rers-
edy.
Beware Of limitations, and Dc not DO de-
csivsd By nisrsprcsen tations. Ask for
A%LLCoCK's. SD lst no sol.oitation or OK
PLANTATION induce yen 10 accept . substi-
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Bozeman.

AOA0ASS0usF tFtf"fEM 49,
E. n. Ferris and family have moved ont
to the springs.
Alexander Wessitch left Sunday for q
months visit 81 the worlds fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. b. Martha lefS the drst
Of the week for the east. They will bs ab.
sent about . month.
Hon. Cha.. W. Hoffman went east Sat-
uYday to Buffalo. His folks are there and
will return with him.
Mr.. Stephen White has been exoAvstinq
this week. preparatory, to the erection Of =
fine residence IN the lines addition. north
Tracy street.
DR.. ". II. Foster has added in beauty to
his 6ns residence lots On the corner Of
Tracy and Lamme streets. By enclosing
thsm with q handsome fence.
Nj. Altsnbrand. president and principal
stookholder OF the Manhattan Mailing
company In this county, arrived in Boze-
man Monday morning and will remain in
the valley two to three weeks.
Last Saturday afternoon Walter Caldwell
and Miss Flora Pr tterson. both Of this city,
and Mrs. John Tilton on east Main street,
Rev. Willis Brooks. OF the Baptist church,
officiating.
Alfred Lycsn, Of this city. has secured
tho contract from the Rocky Mountain
Telephone company to distribute the tels-
phnne poles along the line from Living
gton to Missouls. and started out 10 per
form she work.
A drive ous into the valley assures one
of the fact that the farmers are busy men
these days. On every hand the newly
plowed folds have been. or are rapidly be-
ing seeded, and the ranchcrs are hard at
work making hay while the sun shineA."
Matt w.. Alderson. manager Of VI,
Courier. left on Saturday evening last for
Chicago. where be expects TO meet Mrs. A.,
who fer the past few weeks has been visit
Ing her parents snd other friends near
Boston. Mass. and together they will take
in the Columbian exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinkls. parents Of Geo.
Kinkle, Jr., manager of this Manhattan
Mating company. arrived In Boxeman vim
tho Northern Pacific railroad on Monday
morning last. direct from New York. They
were met at the depot BY Mr.. Kinkle, Jr.,
with whom they will make q visit Of several
weeks duration.
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National Bank

OF HELENA, MONT.
PAID UP CAPITAL, &6OO,OOa
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, &7OO.O 600
Designated Depository OF the
United States.
1atersst Allowod on Tims Deposits.
General banking tusine~s Transacted.
tofety Deposit B0xs. tor Rent
Diy1CtOFse
IN M ynGia PreeidcnS
D. 4. KLEINsCHMIDT... ..A.s,stant fs.biss
GEO. II. HILL........E econd AHAistant Cashier
Granyills Stuart Etoek3rowes
+ W: Eaeh.."".."..:....".....: nershsnt
&c: Tnrtin .CIaska. Conrad Curtin
g r. AAllen Mining and stossxrowes
Chae. u. .Wells.... ..... Merchant
4. n. H0ltsr.........A n Hotter HARDWARE Co
Associated Bankss
Nofthwestern National Ba0k. ....... Great FAlls
ftrEt Natlonai EAnk..... 1jDsoulA
0IraS NActOnal BAL .... .........s.... Bate
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Helena to Chicago and return, so.
Tickets on sale commencing May 4th. good
until November 10Th. with stop over priv.
leQes west Of the Missouri river either
going or returning. Be sure and take
she pictorial line. via Great Eait Lake,
Denver. Kansas City. Omaha or Sioux CITY.
The Union Pacific o6ers Unsurpassed ac-
eommodations. Pullman. dining. sleeping
and reclining chair cars, 0sysnty-two
hours ts Chicago. Purchsse tickets and
reserve berths at She Union Pacific Office.
70 North Main street, Helena.
=. L. LoMAx. Il. q. WILSON,
g. p. d r. A., F.&P 7. A.,
Omaha. Neb. Helena. Mont.
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A Million FyIsnds.

"a friend In need Is . friend indeed, and
not less b one million people have found
just such . friend in DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
II you have never used this Great Cough
Medicine. ono trial will convince Won thnt
it has wonderful curative power in ali die
sases of Throat. Chest and Lungs, Each
bottle IL guaranteed to do all that il
elaimed or money will be refunded. Trial
bottle FREQ At H. M. Psrchen d Co.'S drug
tore. Large bottles 10 cents and 81.
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B1ok1oa's ArnSso galvS

The Dsst Hslvs In The world for Cuts,
BTuisss Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhsum, Fever
6erss. Tsttsy. Chappsd Hands, Chilblains,
CoTns and al 6kil Eluptiens, and posi-
lively ssFss Plies or Nc money required. Il
guaranteed TO give psrfsct satisfastion,
q nsnsY lsfundsd. Price Is eonts Per box.
Fer sale b. II. n. PsYehsn 4 C..
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A lsooa for Ladies'.

French Tansy Tablets ara for ths relief
and cure of p:inful and irregular msnsss
and will remove all obstruotiona, no mat
ter what ths cause. The only sure and safe
remedy on the market. Mnnufaotursd by
A. AuaendYs. Parts. France. 81 o. box and
for sale only BY II. n. Parehsn 4 Co, sole
sasnts, Helena. Mont.
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Wanted Something Useful.

'Papa." suggested Mary. ~ she listened
10 her father and mother talking about the
garden for the coming spring. ..dou't Won
think peanuts would be Just 40 pretty a.
owe growing In the front yard."-Har-
peE's Young People. "
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There Ar. Worry rsw p.s.sm.nsrs.

"Excuss me-" says the young business
man TO tho typswr itsr, "but I'd like TO
make q suggestion" "Whst 10 it?" she
asked. "Yoa ought TO cry y0sr skill - II
Dsacsmakor." II don't understand" Sin
your letters. ! moan. Your noun nnd WORDS
doA't seem 10 qsits sGrse. "-WashinRton
Star.
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Loan & Saving Union
HRLENA. MONTANA.

@-HT.I'la Nk1sENA, MONTANA.
DulIAIns and Lean Ifock-S~fsst Xnvese.
nsent. Nest saved ut Least Cost.
Clsss A I. 40 per share monthly.
" II" leo per share morthly.
" Loo and upwards 7 per cent interest
Certificates. interest 8 per cont, payable auartsrIy
Prepaid L. and l.. stock participates In earnings.
iOr the p~rov!dont the above offer the beat and
safest of all metho'ta Of saving. Amply fee
nsDbership- or PARTICULARS and iaotA
O@oss Natl Bank Building.
JOHN p. WILSON, President.
WI. I. WHITAKER, Secretary.
T. W. KNIGHT. Jr., Treasures.
Deposatory and .trastss Of BscaFiuss-Fkst
NaussalDank. HelcnA.
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GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Compiled from Kxchanges.l
Livingston.

Livingston.
The infant child OF II. Billie died Wsdnss.
day. WIKI.
J.. J, walk has purchased shs Big Timber
and independence stage limo OF II. Il. Ls-
vsaux.
The Brunv school on upper Mission
orened Monday wish Miss Keller, Of Boxs-
man. 40 teacher.
Tho summer term Of school for Cooke
City opened Monday with Miss Vssta
Walker a. teacher.
A Huahes has bsen appointed postmaster
81 Chimney Rock, IN shis eounsy. 70 sue
seed Asa Merrill. rosigned.
Ex-Postmaster y. N. Parks has departed
for q months visit in the cast. During his
sojourn he will visit the Worlds fair.
The ladies' of tho Grand International
auxiliary, Il. Of l.. E.. will give : caiico
psIty at Hsferlin's opsrs house ThuEsday
evening.
Tho county bridge over Shields river.
near b. G. Wright's ranch, has osen SOM
plotted and IL In readiness Tor ssavs!.
Tho school in District Be. In the upp:r
ysllowstons valley, oPensa none anht. .
teachers.
A. W. Miles shipped 100000 pounds Of
onts from hisjwarshouss IL, this city TO the
Yellowstone Park Transportation company
at C%innabar.. 4s.
Marriage licenses we're issued the past
week BY District Clerk Bailey TO William
sOConnoE and Kate Fleming, and Peter
Berretts and Sophia koras'sa. sllof Red
Lodge 4 sg M
Miss Helens Parkhurst has retired from
the millinery department OF THOMPSON
Bros. to accept q position ~ teacher of tho
Euce creek school. WHITTIER she departed
Monday.
Maria A. Mcdonald tho past wsok hlsd
With County Clerk Angus heE official bond
for $2.OOO. ~ deputy asssssoE 81 Park
county. Her suretiss are Otto KreiRsr and
s. N. Parks.
Miss Agnes Gsddes resigned her position
a. stsnographer and typewriter With Cor
don Bros. Lumber conn any and Thursday
evening departed for the homo OF her
parents At IT. Paul.
Among the sos,al events Of the pass week
wns the party given ut the residence OF
Mrs. Doods. on The north side. Thursday
evening. II WAS In honor OF Miss Joey
Fsnn's sixteenth birthday.
J.. R. Niehten gale, In eonnsetion with the
other enterprises he 10 conducting on bis
island RI east of the city. ID engaged IN
constructing q sids wheel boat with which
he claims he will be able TO navigate this
Yellowstone against an sight-niio susrsat.
The horses of the Park Transportation
CONpbuys uOJuOSkAuR 6W 0OuUs buSS law
besn wintsIed on the Boulder, arrived In
this city Wednesday on their way TO the
yak. They will be driven 10 Mammoth
Hot Springs and she'd. preparatory TO shs
opening Of the tourist season. june l.
The following ofaseTs Of Yellowstone
Park lodge. l. o. q. T., we're installed Sat.
prday evening: J. II. Nslestt, @. T.; May
Nesbit. v. r., Jesse Shaw. secretary; Z. A.
Commandsr. treasurer; Mrs.W. H. Yeston,
chaplain; Virgil Elmer. marshal; +. d.
Mason. guard; John Rankin. sentinel "a
Harvey James, employed in ths hardware
store of A. w. Miles. was quite severely In
jursd Friday evening Of last week. He was
engaged In outing wood whom the II came
In contact with 1 closhsslins and in de-
sesnding inflicted . SCALP wound that 70.
CURED the surgical attention Of Dr.. b. D..
Alton.