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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-01-13
Or11c. or AsssesoR AND TAX COLLECTOR
or ALTuRAa COUNTY.

OFFICE or ASSESSOR AND TAX COLLECTOR
OF ALrURAs COUNTY.
HALEY Idaho, January 8. 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY, Jan.
nary ~, 1894, the Assessor and Tax Collector Of
Alt1ras county win sell Ut public auction, in the
manner prescribed BY law, In front Of the court
house in HALEY, unless sooner redeemed, all OF
the above described real and personal p. operty,
or 80 much thereof ~ may be necessary to pay
the amount of delinquent taxes upon the fea!
estate or personal property for state, county and
taxes and all costs. percentages and penalties
thereon for the year 1893. Sale to commence at
10 O'Clock a. M W II. ATKINSON,
Assessor q nd Tax Collector.
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We WANT YOU

to oct - our agent. We furnish On exPensive
outfit and all you need free It costs nothing 70
hello Won to earn ten times ordinary wages. Both
sexes Of ali ages can live 1t home and work In
spare time, or AL the time. Any one any wnefe
Two Hundred Dollars = Month. No class OF
people In the world are making 90 much money
without capital ~ those ct work for Ms: Business
pleasant strictly honorable, and pays better than
sny other offered to agents. You have clear
netd, with NO competition We equip You with
everything. and supply printed directions for
beginner which, II obeyed faithfully. will bring
more money than will any other business. I'm
prove your prospects! Why not? Yos can do g
easily and surely 1t work for u.s.. Reasonable
industry only necessary for absolute success.
Pn1phfet circular giving every particular i sent
nee TO ali. Delay not In sending for It.
GEORGE STINSON 4 CO.,
HOx No. ass, Portlaad, He.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-01-13

: vehicles 50; toial 500; school dist bal :,
Smith, < g; Haley. Is and s blk Is. 50, i'm
scott, J F; HALEY. e go Il OF Its 9 and IL blk
40, $40; school dist Z, 496 ............... II 8
schwamb, h G; HALEY, II blk 81. 50. i'm 90,
100; and 90; school dist :; 1e s. "a IA
middle 20 # Is II, IL and 10 block =, 50;
blk 81, $40, i'm 800; " 80 It Of 1 blk 81,
100, i'm IN; ~ blk Al, rs, i'm 22O; mer-
ated go; total 1856; sceool dist as.S5; p
and $780,. ..-......... .lzO
Setback, Peter and John; i i blk IS and i'm
1925, Ketchum; school dist s, 81 ..:......
Smiley, L, estate; pat min land, described IS
Emua Lode, 10 acres. Hope Lode ~ acres
sa~9ooth Mil and Mining Co; iosi.np Mil
Strahorn, B E; pat min Land described as
Heckla Copper lode 10 acres, Carrie and
Hsw Silver Lode q acres; total ITO ....: 2
Smith E,a H0ts n building IA lain IL e. Err soS
nwA ne sec 9 tp n Is 9 16O acres and
imp 40: per prop 16o. total 5ss, b and :.
sc av \ Mr.. az .vu and nv al sec q
sex sec II tp 2 n Z "a .. so scies and i'm % /,
se OBI j; * sex and nx ;wx secs and
prop prop 50; total o. So a ?. 81, e ~
smitham, james; nj neA sec u nwA swA
and sex eeA sec Up : q =, 1So acres 40
silver wedge Mining CO; pat min land de-
scribed ~ the silver Wedge lode % acres,
Good Hope lode = acres, Black Spar and d
mil, s,.s e IT. 0, nip snd a:
the Monarch lode 70 acres. Mountain Boy
lode 10 acres. Bay state lode Is acres Bon o.
Ton lode - acres, 81 SiT lana lost River ioo =
per prop lila. total 1874. -
n
re ssc 8 tnoI S e =; ONE q and
q nv O. sec ,s " 100 : sesss i aas 60
"a Sess::ly imp on land a., A1, 8 !
ru 1ps; * F. F. BAILEY RRl ~ part Of awqs
and n < Of ~ or sec 10 tp n Is 100
acre. and in g g.; per prop ioO' total iou' 81
! u
7and b So 50 I . IS and imp us Y.
school dist 1.26 ..-.s
voesl. Emma; v 70 n sec II blk Il, HALEY.
/ i'm imp $50 total 40; state and county
ux 1885, school dist Z. To-.
Vos'1 ys,c .s' iSas sj :s ss 8. 100. INA
| w
" i'm ~ school dist rs. ..........:... Is
wiiiiams. Geo. A.; HALEY. 50 Il is . 6.
lts II and II ~ 40, total -; school DIST =
wi,son j. Il; hose: i1ss cattle s. sys
htcles 4. kfm lnpseG eats -. total 80 ?.
hsnd e.::.... az ;:..;.:.: -
y :: !! :. I: = e Il II
sa : Is se..I = = .ss Is :. - - n
= = : .st = IS 3 : :. - & &c = psss
= ., le0aeres ard - fe9 psf Prep 3l6
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Richardson 3 Lamb; pat min land describes
as Molly Baum lode. 10 acres IS, Pine Ire
lode 16 acres 10; total 49,. -. 1890.
Randolph, D R; Ketchum, blk IL, Is, 10
blk il, IS, : blk II, q, Its Z and blk 8
50; i'm rs; total 500; school dist 8, $50. ;.
Rocks. w A Mrs; Ketchum, 16 It blk 3, 8
imp so, Its and blk 8. %; i'm 16o; / 2 bill
"a, Is; imp 125; total 40; school dist 6, 4.8
Rogers, n. H.; Ketchum - b IA Is, i'm 2
total 80; school disL & O.55 ...............
Roberts, Nora; estate OF, HALEY, Its II ant
10 30 200 Inn $50, total 500; school dist
Rasmerson. Mrs HALEY, ID b 80 100; schos
dist 1.65. ............. ..................
Riegen, Alb. Mrs.; HALEY, 20 and 8 4 Of i
IS Is, and imp $50; It's Is, 16 and II b s
100 imp 800, total Gas; school dist Z 1884.
Rupert, J. H.; HALEY. Its and b 46 3OO, In
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Pomerey, C. w.; pat min land described 40
Buens vista lode II acres IS, Grown Point
lode 30 acres 100. Veta Grand 10 acres 81
total 80.
Pettete, William; lot 20x60 of 10 and 20, blk
70, ITS, blk 81, 1875, imp 10O, HALEY. 4OO
ito, total 500; school dis 8, ITO, school dist
I, Geo ................. 80. .............
Pochahontas Mining Co.; pat min land de-
scribed ~ Washington lode. 20 acres, 1Oo
Petit & Hnffacer; pat min land described as
Valley View lode, 10 acres, 100. ...........
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OSV 80 s.sse ssssssesss.s.
Lewis, Fred J.; per prop 100


Miner, NJ e. Mrs.; HALEY. Its I, 8, 9, 10 and
IL 50 $50, mp 400; "a 81 81. total 6SO;
per prop $50, total $50; school dist II 81:
Murphy 4 Sherry; HALEY, its s and blk ~
2OO, imp $40, total 500; school diet 6.So..
Myers, Wesley; HALEY. sw Or Of NV or sec
So, sc Or Of ne Or sec 81 tP n rls and
imp $50; per prop 1876, total 346; school dist
Means, 4. B.; HALEY, y 7oxsO It Croy ad and
imp Is; school dist ia. .......
Mavor, Alexis Of ne Or and lts ! ana
sec tp An Is $50 acres and imp S7O;
per prop 22S, total 506; p, h and 8........
Martin, Era; 200 sheep &c.. ...:......:...
Martin. M. D. Mrs; imp on land, Lava
Creek, 1sO per prop 40, total 26O...:;;..:...
Myers, F. w.; pat min land described as
Riptoe lode 10 acres 2S5 ................;.
Morrison, b. f.; Era, 3horses 20; Is Cattle
Marlatt, G. B.; Ketchun. i s Is, l6b 10
Is, total SO; school dist O.55. .......
McDemot. Charles; Clyde. imp on land %;
Der prop 202 total 262; p, b and 8........
NcBryan, Smith b Sullivan; miles water
ditch and imp 800; school dist 4.96 HALEY
McCollock, Robt,; Ketchum, ! y Is, Imp
Is, total ~; school dist 6 66.....
McFadden; smoky, pat min land described
as Bunker Hill lode 10 acres 19o.........
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usndricks. = +; Haley II -. n. T., -
and ~ = and Imp eo0; per prop a. total
I'D SCHOOL di9s T11ee =. md e....... -
As cd s.p ID .sss s IL g J. =. = :.
he1se, Lava Greek, no; - proD .. totL
5oSs:es ~ =; s pan !. q *
= Acsss aa41np ~ pr prop 10, teal :.
Jacobs, J. =; Ketcham, / Z 81 and imp so;
school dist 8 an. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
johnson, ]. "; Ketchan, ! / - and imp5e
school dist O.bb.. .
King Of West Mining CO.; emekyspat min
!.na ssesficsa :, .irE g ne v,n ~ &c
acres s.; hosting works 1850: coueentra-
ting mill and millsite 1900, total 80. :1se
Kohier 4 Co.; HALEY. per prop 800; school
Kay ' D:sid; HALEY. X - a. &c is ipsnr
aere and imp ~ sehooi DIST ee ....... =
xiagebu9: z; b; HALEY, one sixth Wilton
scrss 10 5oti 81: echsoi dist I. IT,. ..
T.
Lennon. Thos,; Antelope ne or Of NV or
~ NV Or and sw Or OF NV Or .ec 10 Up IN
rM 10 acres and imp 470s per prop 40,
Leonard. Mrs. n. A., HALEY, 10 = y imp
q, total lou; school dist 7l.65.s........... 8
Lufkin. H.; estate Of. ne ar Of NV a, &c Or
ofse on q se qr,s = Of g ar and Nv
ar sec 20 tp n 18 e; N Or Of % ar ana
4 Of sw a. sec II To "a Is . ~ acres =
1000, imp 800. Aoom and water ditch 40O,
total 100; per prop 5d6, total 22o6; school
Lamb, John; HALEY. It's 3 5 and Z . ne qr
sec is tp 2n : IS . and imp 1OOs Croy al
1t0x3OU II Bullion ct so, imp 100; per prop
$50. total 70s; school dist II 30. ~
Lacy, William; house Main q Era 1uO...;:. =
Larimer, 6aran; Ketchcm, IL b $3.50, imp 81.
total 100; school dist 1.1O..
Last Chance G. and s. NJ. Co.; Era, pat min
land described as Horn SilverlOde 70 acres.
Bannock 20 acres, Last Chance 20 acres,
500; imp 1900; 20 stamp quartz mill 775O, -
total 1O150; bal on taxes. :........:. "
Lucky Boy Mining Co.; Lava Greek, pat min
land described Is Lucky Boy lode IL acres
Last Chance Mining Co.; Lava Creek, pat
min land described as Bucking Pinto lode
IA acres 40, Last Chance 10 acres $50, total
8lO .... Is
I.eWia Fred r nAr nrOD 100
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-16
Tne PHYSIOLOGY OF LOVE-.

lie who has loved aud Inns been loved,
even Tor day, has no right 60 curse life.
Beyond the second edition marriages be-.
long 60 the history Of mummies and foa-
ails.
Modern civilization Is preparing for wo-
man The sweet possibility Of living single
and happy.
To preserve the love ~ man or woman
10 is necessary, after having won h., 20 win
II again every day.
To say that Ia life we can love but once Is
10 utter one Of the urentest eiironteries Of
which lovo is daily guilty.
The widower generally makes an excel
lent husband, aud hence women easily par
don him dozen extra years.
Before marriage a. S. well TO make long
meditatious before the mirror, very long
ones before the money Golfers.
Jealousy Is the most bestial, the most
foolish the most ridiculous, the most cruel.
the most imbecile Of human passions.
The llea Of being bought and sold should
be Tor womuu hundred times more humil-
iating than chat Of not finding a husband.
The beautiful woman Is usually jealous
Of the witty woman, while iliustrious WON
en are often jealous 81 their chambermaids.
To say 10 him who loves. "Ie just, F" Is "a
inter the most ridiculous and iusensibie
joke Of the world, since one Of the most IS.
genital characteristics Of love IS injustice.
To love for an hour Is natural 20 every
animal; 20 love for day Is natural 10 ev-
cry man; 10 love for a lifetime belongs "a
the angels; TO love for "a lifetime and one
creature only Is Of the gOds.-Dr. PaOlo
MOntegOzza.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-16
FovsAT A GOOD FIGHT.



position while obeying Orders.
There Is q man IA this lawn who las
male servant who IL MON faithful thnn
any dog that was over born. lie never
questions an order II the man was a. tell
him 10 walk down 20 the foot Of Main
street and jump % dock, Dc would do the
walking and the Jumping with simple
and unquostioning faith.
Tho day friend u homnn' came
into his oiIloo and asked the man 10 lend
him his servant DOR short time. The
friend wanted "A package which be had left
at his house. The package was too valun-
BILE 60 lntrust 20 a messenger boy, and Le
was too busy 10 60 after IL himaoif The
man loaned the servant, and the friend
gave him thee obstruction. " Now, John.
i want yon to 90 up 10 my house and walk
rirht up the front steps. Tho door win be-
open, and you go right up stairs. Ny room
Is az the head OF the stairs. You 90 in, and
you will find a big package ON my dresser.
That's the pacakgc want, and II you get
back In an hour / viii give you ST."
Tho male servant listened uttcndycly
and said that hc understood his instruc-
tions Tie hustled ont ard IA less than an
hour returned with thc package lie was
not in very good shape His face was
bruised, and his coat was torn. One 81 his
eyes was blackenod and the ekin was of
tho knucklos OF his right hand
Holy Moses, John" exclaimed his en-
ployer "What have you been doings'
Been In a fight, said John grimly.
"With whom"
"Fcllow up at that mans house
"What We're you lighting about"
"Why," said John in the most matter
Of fact way, she didn't want me to wall.
up the front steps They had just been
painted
"Wcl, why did you walk up them them"
John looked rcprouchfully ae his om-
ploycr. Didn't he tcll me % 20 up tho
front steps for that PACKAGE he said.
ayes, but
"They hain't no but about it. He told
mo 20 go up them font steps, and | went
up 'em, paint OF no paint. ] had 10 fight
the coachmnn, but ! went up.
'Iic seems 10 have given you pretty
hard eight, " venturod the employer.
"Huhl" shifted John contemptuously,
at wasn't "A patch on the one the house
keeper and the ohamhermnid gimme.
The man began TO get alarmed. DO
you mean TO say You fought everybody in
that house, he asked severely
81 dunno replied John gravely. ~
licked the coachman, and the housckecpor
and tho chambernaid and the cook. If
they was anybody else ! didn't have no
truck with them; but, " he added triumph
antly, II got the package, and done what
] was told, and III go back and lick the
rest Of the folks if you say 50. "-BuiIalo
Exprcss.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-16

foms PEOPLE have prejudice against
piastefs. because. az they think, they burn
and blister. That is trus OF manv. but not
Of ALLoocK's Porous PLAsTrRs. They never
initiate the skin. but always have sooth
ing effect.
They are useful in cnss Of any local pain
and ns a fule will bring immediate relief.
IL they no. it is b cause the trouble has
bren allowed 20 become so serious that no
external remedy will reach 10. and the
chance, arc that any eminent will fail.
For stitches IN the side. weakness oT
lameness Of tho back. stiffness of the joints
ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERs have been
TroYed sgain and again TO be not only q
relief. bat cure.
BRANDnErH's PnIs are safe 10 take at
any time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-16

There is more cAtSrrh in this section OF
the country than all other diseases put to-
gother. and until the last few years was
supposed to DO inourabls. For great many
years doott re- pronounced ~ a local disease.
aud pref or bed LEGAL remedies. and by coz
stantlv failing TO cure with local treatment
pronounced 10 ineurAble. Science hrs
proven catArrh 20 be a constitutional dis
ease and therefore requires constitutional
NeHtmsnt. Halls Cata m Cure mAnufac-
tured By +. J. Cheney q Co. Toledo. OHIO.
10 the only constitutional Gu 9 on the mar
ke;. IL is taken internally in doses from
ten dropa TO teaspsonful. IL acts di-
recty on the blood and mueuous surfaces
OF the system. They offer 800 for any case
IL fails 10 cue. Send 70 circulars and tes-
tmonials. Address
r. J. CHENEY q Co.. Toledo, o.
~ Sold by druggists; 70 cents.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-16

We do not in every case make or mar our
own fortunes circumstances, often uncon-
trollable by us, do that but we do make
ourselves as we lend ourselves to or resist
these circumstances Some of US indeed
lend ourselves all too kindly to tine fetters
If they be golden, though we know they
will eventually bind and restrain all that
Ia highest ard best in our naturos.-Phil-
sdelphia Times.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-16

good remedy and there is not any tn ng
on the market that equals French Tansg
Tablets for the relief and cure of Painful Oh
l regular menses. These tablets remove all
distractions. no matter what the cause
Manufactured by A. Augendre. Paris,
France. and for sale only by PHrchen
D'Aoheul Drug Co.. Helena. Mont, sol
agsnts. Price 81 per box sent By mail
securely sealed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-16

Before l41O there were in Paris and 9th
or cities trades organizations of wire draw
ers, brass heaters, thimble makers, button
makers, weightmakers, bell founders
compass makers and modelers who made
patterns and moids for founding.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-16

Got TO Hot Springs. Ark, via ALBERT Les
Route, a. q 81. Louis Ky. Shortest and best
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-16

Fee cut % jsckot. elegant
fitting nnd Of corroct shape.
Prices from $3.50 up All are
made ia tho newest desig =
with half lining Of elk. We
aro selling Jackets this spring
world without end We can
only return our thanks By
giving tho Iuhlic a grand
special price week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-04
FROM THE ROOKERIES
HUMAN TRAGEDIES, THE AGONY OF
WHICH WILL NOT BE KNOWN.
Five Lonely Sealing Boats, Fastened
Together, Found FI0atIng I'm
the Dering Sea.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S.-The Exam
iner this morning prints the following:
Five sealing boats, fastened together, have
been found floating in the Bering sea by
British man-of-war. and they probably
add another chapter to the long list of ac-
cidents and deaths that have followed the
few months ago. 1t is presumed the
ferring drowning to death by starvation.
In some of the boats were hunters guns
and a quantity of ammunition, but none
of the boats had any provisions in them.
No trace of the crews could be found. al
though the boats looked as if they had but
recently been deserted.
There was no mark on the boats to show
to what schooner they belonged. although
On the stock of one OF the gums was the
name of w. p. Sayward 1t is thought
Sayward halls from British Columbia, and
was last seen off the coast of Japan, with
6Ss skins on board. 1t was not known
which way she was going. but it is prob
able that she drifted north. following the
seals TO the rookeres, and lost her hunters
in fog or in storm. The five boats,
with their crews, came together after miss
ing the schooner and for protection and as
sistance 10 each other they were fastened
together. They drifted about in the open
sea, hoping that some sealer or cruiser
would pick them up before death came.
The past season has been a most disas-
trouS one for the sealerS, and owners of
vessels are prepared TO hear of almost any
calamity. Five schooners have been lost
and became total wrecks. Four of them
sent crews TO watery graves, and so far
il is known that nearly a hundred lives
have been lost in the hunt for seals since
the season opened.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-04
THEIR HEADS BROKEN
B. & D. TRAINMEN CAPTURE RIG
GEsT PART OF JEFFREY's ARMY.
The Wealers Made n Desperate Fight
tO Seize Train In Pennsylvania
and Got the Worst of 1t.

CONNELLSVlLLE, Pa, Aug. 9.-Jef-
frey's commonwealers, numbering about
two hundred, arrived this evening, and at
once scattered through the town demand
ing food When h. & o. freight train No.
16 pulled out for the east about 8 p. m
the whole crowd made rush to capture
transportation About all succeeded in get
ting aboard but when about a mile out in
the yard the train was stopped and the
swarm of boGrders driven off. They got
together on the ground, and with a rush
en- masse swept down the opposition and
crowded on the box cars. Then the train
men. reinforced by yardmen, made a COM
bined charge and a regular battle ensue6
The attacking party was met by storm of
stones, clubs, links, pins and scrap iron.
Yardman Gsorge Workman and Cashier
Thomas swere badly injured. While many
of the commonwealers went down under
the blows from the weapons of the rail-
roaders. Some of the army escaped I.
about one hundred were beaten back into
the cars and locked in The train was run
back to town and the prisoners jailed.
One of The cCmmonwealers, who was badly
injured was taken to the hospital, and at
midnight had not gained consciousness A
large crowd surrounded the depot and great
eXcit emenS prevails.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-04
First-Mortgage BOndhOIders Meet.

First-mortgage bondholders of the Grand
Trunk and North Michigan division of the
Toledo. Ann Arbor q North Michigan Rail-
way Company held a meeting yesterday,
in New York. Half the outstanding bonds
were represented. Resolutions We're
passed designating tnat a commit
tee of five be appointed TO rep
TO fill vacancies They shall have full pow
er TO take such measures as may be nee
eSsary TO preserve the integrity of the
mortgages in question and to avail them
selves of all the rights belonging to the
holders Of these bonds under their respec-
tive mortgages. also with power to conduct
any negotiations that may be necessary to
accomplish this object. A committee. in
accordance with the resolutions was an
pointed, consisting of r. c. Martin, Cyrus
j. Lawrence, Simon Borg, Henry X. Nc
kaig, James ii. OHpnant. This committee
will oppose any plan of reorganization that
does not recognize the superior value of
the securities named in the resolutions
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-04
FOR REORGANIZATIOy,
New Scheme Proposed by the Reading
People Is Approved.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a plan for
the reorganization of the Reading Railroad
Company has been perfected and approved
by the receiver and the Fitzgerald COM
mittee of New York. A committee. of
which George Earl, of the Finance Com
pany, of Pennsylvania, is, chairman, has
been formed for the rehabilitation OF the
company, and will confer with the Olcott
committee, of New York, some time next
week. OF the personnel Of the new COM
mittee II Is said that Sydney +. Tyler.
Samuel r. Shipley and John r. Guest have
been asked to serve. The proposed plan.
which is subject to change to harmonize
any conflicting interests. calls for the pay
ment Of the overdue coupons on the general
mortgage fours. amounting to about So
10000 and the receivers certificates
amounting 10 $.750O0O. To pay these OBJ
legations IL is the intention TO make col
lateral trust loan which will bear per
cent. interest. 1t is thought that but a
comparatively small amount will have 10
be issued. say 100000 The floating debt
amounting TO nearly si,000,o00, is TO be
funded for the present, and the 5000 coo
car trust bonds to be taken care of by
the railroad company. There is some talk
of assessing the stock. but only for a
small amount. the highest sum per share
yet named being S1.75. III this assessment
be made IL is probable that the holders of
the preference income fives will be taxed
50 for each bond they hold
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-04
MAY DE SETTLED MONDAY.
lha Butchers Likely 10 With

Omaha Butchers Likely 10 With
draw Part OF Their Grievances.
OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 3.-Adjutant Gage, OF
Nebraska, is on the ground tonight and
there is little evidence OF trouble. Tie
strikers held meetings at various places
tonight and they dispatched men TO Chi
cago. st. Louis and Kansas City to report
the situation there. If ii is found the men
are not out i'm those places the strikers
here will call a meeting to discuss the sftu-
alton and submit a new proposition to the
packers. with the clause which states
They will not go back until all differences
are settled in Chicago, Omaha and st.
Louis omitted. Should this be done. the
settlement may be reached and the strike
declared off by Monday morning. However.
should the National Butchers Union OBJ
ject TO this clause being eliminated, no fur
ther negotiations will be held with the
packers at this point, and the will be
fiercer than ever, with the probabilities that
the strikers places will be filled by men
from other points, thus defeating the strik-
erS.
All the South Omaha packing houses did
a little killing to-day, few new men hav-
ing been employed to take the places OF
the striking butchers. The managers an
nounced that under no conditions would
they grant the scale of wages demanded by
the strikers, as they were now paid full
Chicago prices. The men We're notified that
unless they reported for work by noon to-
morrow they would be discharged and an
entire new force would be hired large
force of special police has been sworn In
and stationed at the packing houses and
stOckyards-