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BILLINGS is RIGHT IN IT
MEANS MUCH FOR MONTANA
Trains Now Pass Through thO
Historic Battisfisid Whsre
the Gallant custsr Made
HE Last stand.

OMAHA, Oct. 8.-Te-day The Buriinetsa
began running regular trains 70 BlllinGs.
Mont, and by way Of the Northssn n.
c,6e TO Helena. Spokane, Butte, SsassIs.
Tacems and Portland, and sll sshss
Northern Idaho. Montana aud Pu0Ds
sound points. thsrsby giving 70 The sail-
rod world anethss transeontinsntal lins
which will play no ineeussqusatal pert In
the matter Of freight and passsuecr
trsille In the future.
There was considerable crowd Of pso.
pie at the union dspes to go ~ train aud
psopls whe would make shs hrst regular
run over the new extsnsion ef the Hur.
lingtsu frem Sheridan. Wyo, 10 Bllllnos,
Mont, distance of ~ milss whieh has
been eonstrusssd this ysar. the eoastrus-
tion sana layins an average d Q mile aud
. half Of track Q day.
The building oe this las is ee inealeula-
he hsnsds to 0mAha, xaasas City. g.
Louis and Chicago, hsinsine tssritosy e
soms l,6o0 miles in sstsnt almess 70 the
deees of thsss eitiss. Ths country 70 ~
neethvsst hes bsea almost . ssaisd hssk
10 The jobbing end vhslssals insssssts e
ths big cities aloae ~ Aisssusi - vsil -
llllneis and The more remote world. TAs
rod travsesss ths sntize lsagth ef ~
Gov rsssevatien. and shs pssnissioa e
The Unlted States eoveeansas I'D 10 b
obtsinsd. - we'll - shs eoossat - ths
Crow chisfs, bsfoes The vesk a hull1iae
the foad was hseun, and No mees iaAsss
sstsd lot os psepls could b isana ihan
The Crows wess dusins ~ pssUsss Il ~
sssdins and laying ef The trask. Whsa
the Asst train sushsd thssuGA ~ Cssu
esantsy The rsdasa veks up - ssal1ss
The time h nes fAP distant visa ths Vhios
ma VIII b askine esagssss tstAssv sDea
the Crow reeesvstioa - vhite seeete0e1A.
The lins passes threuGh ~ vallevs q
the Little and Biz Ceess ssssks. Tsagss
sivss. The Little Bis HsEa. vhsge Cssoss
made his last stand AeAinse ~ eisax,
assess aad dsvn ths M Hssa - ~ ~
lsy ee ths YsllsWseeeA whlsA b hssaeAl
slmest into ths haek yasd a ~ NiassQsl
rivse trade @ aeseunt e ths sAsseea1Ao
IN a u 6istanoo.
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New tAs Dasssassa HssshaarsAgs Wni
IPv % D3o usaasse.


Nsw sAs DssssassA HssshsarsAss wsii
rPv te Ne ssaasss.
Wu0HEsrxR, KY. Oct. A-Ths bosm
for Col. w. c. p. Bcsekinrides for United
States senator seems to b fairly under
way. Evse sines his defeat Tor conesoss
his frisads havs been trying 10 lsarn what
chances thses might b Tor him, and Il 10
believed thsy are % we'll satis0sd With
their work that the Aghs viii soou be
openly announced. Bssckinrides wants
70 90 10 ths uaited States senate. No
man ever Sslt the slIsss Of defeat more
kssnly than dd The silvse-songusd osatoe
whom b was turned down By the psepls
of bic district lest meath. His humilia-
tion wss sddsd - hv IL knowlsdes tAAt
his ssjessiaa Meant he devafAll in puhale
Affairs, and that his career Wns cut shoge.
So, With tAe dsspesatisa g Q dspWnine
man eluteA1ag - slsaw, - eaGsvay 80
oepted the suegoetiea q eems q hls
closest fFisads that 10 she0la mako GO
more slaet 10 redeem himself hv trying
for The United States ssuateeshlp.
Ths lndIsasisas ass that - viii dsvsle ,
stsensth hat VIII suspsiss he snemiee.
Despite the faet, there are many We 60
willing 10 feesivs and forget. nov that b
has beea rseuked, and his candidacy viii
receive eAyses In quarters whsss u tailed
hsSoeA
A. the msssine In winehsstse yesterday
be spoke to ssveral thousand psop,s.
Hundrsds wsrs turned svay. from ths
epega house beesuse thsy wsee unahls ID
gaiu adWIssipu. Tho poooio e Naytios.
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The Gear RspssssA Il Bs Iaprsvisg II
WASHINGTON, Oct M-Ths followine
bulletin conserving The esar's eoadition
was resolved hsse to-day b. Prince Cata-
cusens, the Russian minister:
sr. PKTRRsBunG, io;B A. M-The emperor
slept well on Friday night Yesterday bis sp-
petite was good and he function Of heaEt more
satisfactory. His Gsnsed condition b better.
Signed. Glors.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 2.-An ofncial
bulletin issued from Lividia ct 10 o'clock
this mernins says:
The car slcps well last evening. His appseits
d good. His condition b unchanged.
The regular oineiAl bullstiu dated
Lividia and timed 2 O'Clock this evening
says the condition Of the csar shows no
change.
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BrrrALo, Oct. 2s.-Solly Smith and
Johnny vanHeest fought t5-round draw
before 1000 people at the rooms Of tho
Buffalo Athletic club tonight. Yank Sui
livan of Syracuse refereed the fight. The
fighting in the first five rounds was fast
and furious. The men save very clever
exhibition. In the 18th round few blows
were struck. both men sparrinc warily.
The tight was declared draw. The men
will divide 81, 200.
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BLOWN INTO ETERNITY
THREE MeN WERE KILLED
a HUNGARIAN Boarding House In
Pennsylvania Destroyed by
Dynamite heartrending
6oenee os Suffering.

WnUs BARn., Pa, Oct. IA large
Hungarian boarding house Laurel Run.
this county, was blown 10 Atoms BY dyna.
mitsss st y o'elock this m0enins and three
Of the iamates killed outFtght, four badly
injured and half dossn seriously hurt.
The killed are: Frank Nowaski. Michael
Cailsts, George Silocki. The most dan.
eeeously injured are: Joseph Calletts,
hask hurt, Mike Gosplt, hssd cut. left
arm beoksn; Kasha Katarssk, one LEG
broken and the other crushed. nscessitat.
Ing amputatiea, Aiehssi Urits. abdomen
torn, Blash Krsll. both arms broken,
fahr Ketseh. shoulder broken, injursd In.
tsgna1lys Anthony Sechlesk, haek and
bssass crushed, Urits Nishke, legs
crushed.
The iieuds who planned the explosion
II thsir work we'll despite the fact that
part of The plan failed. Thsy plscsd -
sticks a dynamite under the building,
eaeh bslng about nine inches long and
weighing about half pound. A wire COO.
ynrds avAy.
Whsn The signal was given oaly shout
half dossn efths stieks exploded. They
we're sulneisnt, hSwsvsr, to eompletsly
wreck ths building. not . beam o. plank
a whieh was lsft Standing.
Several Of the inmates who occupied
the upper moor were hurled 30 fset In the
ais, seme oe thsm escaping fatal injuries
b. aliehting On trees nearby. Half<lAssd
b. fear they managed 10 bald o. Tie limbs
ef the trees until thsy fully recovered their
ssnsss sud were abls 10 reaeh ths ground.
A traekwalksr who arrived o. the sesus
shortly aftee the explosion, sAys q ~
ssmblsd . hattls0sld. The cries Of the
Injured wess hsastrsnding. Soma were
IN trees, otAsrs lying on the ground and
under The debris of the wrecked building.
One ee ths hoasdsss who sseap9d In.
jury. made his way to . nslahbeeins
shanty end swoks the inmates. Blankets
and bo66ing vsse carried 10 the sesae and
the in5seed veso made - comfortable ~
possikso.
n boarding boss says he b q Q loss u
knew what peemptsd ths dastasdly dsed.
A far - b knows hs has no enemiss Ia
tAs VOID. 6ems of The 6easdsss think
the moetvo wAs rooosry, - several u them
Weee k4owA 70 have eousjdeeAhle meosy
n tAneP poeseesion. II this vAs The
I 4 u ~ nsads, n h plain WV ~
- % puoh a the explosive under ths
baodine. Thy wanted to kin every PSF
30 in the bullding In erdsr 70 est tha
pauoase end thsn escape detsotlou.
Up TOT e'elosk Tonight no arrests have
besn made.
0us of The wounded men says immsdi.
aseay aftse the sxpaosion hs saw Soul
stn nee useu running down The road lsad'
~ 10 The village at Minsrs' Aills. Whila
- ~ eo the ground . stranger ap'
pesashed him end rifsd bic pockets. he
alse cut . belt which sucirelsd hls waist
and eassisd 70 away.
Aneehse a The injured gives Il ~ bid
epinloa that the mon seen oa the ground
~ tho oxnloaloo ware tramna,
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poiNo MISSIONARY WORK.
ne nsssss Es11ss esussiss . 0luS n


Special Dlspa1eA y ~ onD1asa
BozEMAN. Osa A-11e osohsse e ~
Ladiss' HslsaaSss.shsC Caps1Al esaalteso
spsnt the day vssy euistly. TAsis ~.
ooee was aunsunee1 b han6ha1ls giving
notice - fo1lSws:
Two cApseai meetings b - ~ ts-day n ne
opsss heass. ~ Arse : . p -. VIA - hAiss
q boasnan asv seedin1y 0vies1 - usse ss0s
Of ths HslsnA ladiss. and e1Ghanp visus a ~
Q puhlie meeting eesdnsesl b ~ lsAisA -
whieA al1 ase invitsA
Ths meeting n ~ selesussa yes1ss1av
resulted in ~ forming e . LaAiss' h.
ena-foe-ths Capital club hseo ee - Us0r
bsrs, With Ars. w. p. ylewsss See psssi.
dsat. Nrs. W. y. Taav. sssgstasy, aa1
Ma. c. l. Cazsi1l, trsasusse. Ths seasth
tutisn and bylaws ef this slnb sssa - -
that '>eash msmhse shall oso6sovse - =.
nusnse q least 90 vetseto est has ballse
Tor Hslsna ea Nev. &"::
Ths evening meeting epsasa q oe'eissk
With duets and solss b. ths ladlss, aftsP
vhish Nrs. L 8. Willssa ialEsdussa Ars.
Laura e. Hewsy. The spsakse g ~ sveap
ing. Mira Hewsv staasa tAaA ~ lnd1ss
wses not hsss TO Qusstiea tAs as&ivss q
the opposition, bus 70 speak h bsAAH e
Hslsaa, and her talk was ns@lssshay want.
Ing In the spits and veaan hsgeososso
vented On the public b. Hs,sna sspssssas-
ativss. She to0eAsd upoa ths Railroads e
Hslsua and Anassnda, ths matter q
hired eirls vessus Chlness Aslp. ~ euse.
tiou Of haildins . state house. ~ gspsst
In regard - tho msving q Hsets EseaA
and Nlssouls. and The state insti1utieas
and various eshse mattsrs. and thsn rod
the charter q ths AnaeondA Nlnine seunr
peny.
a good sised sudisnes. esmpessa mes&lv
oe ladies, vas pesssat, whils On ths staGs
we're 10 Helena aud four Bossmsa Iadisa.
Although the spsakss was sivse the -.
spsetful attention Of The audlsneo. noono
was ssen 10 throw away thslr AnaeenaA
badges ct the end os The meeting.
AnAconda club rooms wsrs httsd up d
the Story bleck yesterday, bsing liGAt,
pleasant end centrally heated. and Win
b the popular resort ee The GELATIN val.
lsy vossrs from now until Nov. G.
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Both Instantly Killed.

SALT LAKE, Oct. 2s.-C. A. Glass and L.
II. Rogers. two brakemen on the Rio
Grande Western. were caught betw cen
freigh, cars while coupling at Soldiers
summit this afternoon and crushed to
death. Both were instantly killed.
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nseas ths snpseymsns e lasDo eupoos d
vssh0ea. end shs sxpsa1lt11o - lssas
sums q msnsv. The tansssu - - eul-
eavAse . Wed With roots tha4 - taa
leashse hsttsr thAn aaythina sase - eesth.
\ eeetsast vas closed threu0A ~ oenth.
esn PsciAe laad dspart1saA vessseg
kpoo scsss q land in ths Sea SeaQ1h val.
~ wsge purchased tor ths ~ 1n11slSy.
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HOW the PLAY CAME Up.
laexioA onA ouasomalo aA1 Thsls Tpou
biss Aboas nouoAassea,

lessisA anA ouaasnsis anA TAsls Treu.
biss Absss nsusAassss.
WAsuuoroH, Oct. A-Ssnee Laso
Axsiga, Guatsmalean minister. has made
. ssatsmsas in regard 10 the political DIM
eultiss bsswssa hls country and Msxico.
"WltA the ebjset Of ending the old and
vexstjoas boundary question. . peslimI-
naey basis for definite treaty was
aGeesd upon and sieued Ia New York City
e Aug. IA 1ooa, and formal treaty was
eabesrlbed to on Sept. "a of the same year.
In shs preliminary treaty u wss aerssd
aueug otheP points that The dsmarkation
e she boundary line u setual posssssion
sAeal1 b gsueeally censidsssd the base.
but that both eovsrnmsnts, b. Agreement,
eeuld change this rule b. making mutual
senpeusasaeos; that, until the boundary
lius b marked, each Of the contracting
parties should respect the party IN actual
pessessson, and that In the event said
paEtiss should mot agree about the total OF
partial designation Of the line. the differ.
soess thss would arise should b settled
hy arbitrasion oe the president Of the
uultsd States of Amsrica.
s'The definite treaty provides that . pa-
sallel beginning near 1xbul shall run east
70 the UsamAcinta river, 10 this river was
20 b rsachsd IN that dirsetion, o. to the
Chtxov rlvsg u the former was not In the
Wsy q The said parallel. This parallel did
nos reach the UsumAcinta, this river being
nceth oe q, and. according 10 the treaty,
The said parallel should have stopped st
tho Chlxos river. but tho Mexican enei.
nsses sudsavorsd to prolong Il to the Cam
euen river, under the eroundless assertion
thas this 70 the Usumacinta river, thus
givlng Nexico over 1000 square miles of
Guatsmalsan territory.
'sTho eovsrnmsnt Of Guatemals made Q
very strong protest thereon, and the Mex-
lean government accepted its views on
this point, although under the condition
that no other similar questions should
arse. There wsre no other difficulties, in
fact. except very small differences In tho
work OF the engineers, but this they think
can bs arranged by themselves.
yin the meantime zach OF tho govern.
ments has preserved, according to treaty,
the dominion OF tho respective territories
that will be annexed by tho other upon
the final demarkation Of tho boundary
line, and tho authorities OF tho two
countries have granted concessions to cut
mahogony in said territories.
From an immemorial time Guatemala
has been in possession, and never ques.
toned before by Mexico. of large por.
tion Of land located on tho west sido of
the Chixoy and Usumacinta rivers, and
upon this territory being invaded recently
by the Mexicans, tho Guatemalean au-
thorities were obliged to expel them and
protest against tho invasion. asking at
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THEY WILL Dis sY LOT.
Jersey City Has . uaieiAs Clabs Dss
Caa't Get Charter.

Jsreey CITY uee oosehoo Oloos Due "
Cas't Get . Chastee.
new YoRx. Oet 2e.-A Suicide club has
been organised In Jsrssy City, With WIN
lam Cornell ~ president, John Coonoesa -
secretary and Charles II. Ray - tssasp
ursr. President Cornell. In spsakins e
the purposes OF the club, ssid yesterdays
1--WE have agreed that We viii draw lels
every year to decide a. TO who shall kill
himsslf. The only stipulation 10 that ths
killing shall take place In Glendale park.
Our dues are just large enough TO pay the
funeral expenses OF the men who kill
themselves. We tried to get charter. but
IL seems that our constitution 10 against the
laws Of New Jersey.
'We have about % members, and just
now We are having little trouble in get
ting now ones"
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Farmsrs fiehtisg rlanss.

CoRIxrH, Miss, Oct. 2es-Forsst fires
arc raging In this vicinity, and dense
cloud overhangs the town. Several cot.
ton fields have been destroyed In on flying
districts. valuable timber ruined and the
country laid In waste. Hundreds Of farm.
ers arc fighting flames.
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polleasis,s In 1ev Y.,h p>~sA Rssv
wsss. Th.y Az. ~
Mr. vc,v n. o. r.as-~a as-.-~s.
h:sdrrs ~ 49, -" ' 49, x..ss- ~ ~
and Ssrons h'r,ss,s ~ 80 m s.SSs.cs
erD,ut so = 80 cs hss si,sSSs s.,s~~resr..
Al ~ ,.,.,hi,.s, hssS,,".ss-s a -.
disnss.,h ~ rsosiv.d srom IiHssv snd
~ m 49, -. ~. - ...ssissss., h,
ths sfssst shss n. s,rrics!s n ~ sssss
6sns,twsrss 49, 80 s.v.a.s..S ~ -.
neisn doouments IN ths i.sSrs~a 81 ~
Semoer.ss.
~ di.naAeh sav. IN mart. '
sThs csmr~isn 20 vhi.h sA..,,a \.
dona bv ~ Ssr,.c.ss ia ssss. ecs.s,-ss<Aes
has hs.n scrrsd nrcn ~ .sss~ Se.srt.
ment snd naid 10, frcsr m. ststs s.sesr,sv.
No. deewrn.cs. A.. 1890 r., sSs'.ess.
nrinter. Jar,es n T.c.s. srN = ~. sc.~.
~ derS.tn,.rt cl..S. 49, 49,. -, 4h.i,
duties IA - sssts ~ shevs cs,s m i-Sivid.
mi envsienss HiIi,s s.mc~ssn a~m,.
r,..ss.w
The v,ry lsrss rssistrstiou az votseu IN
this city has bseo the subjeet AZ dieouss.
ION and sosculatioa WITH hsth portiss.
sseA elsimiae TIE sdvsutsee from she q.
ditiensl voses that viil peohohIy b pelIed
Monday.
A. the stats dsmoeeatio headousrosru
ee "a serese theee ~ 4 esseesi feoiins
oe elatiou to-day over ths reeulNs q ~
reeisteatIoa. The lsodees asroe N eoxine
u meant The oveevhelmins deeoao el
,Tsmmauy hall.
Rpnnna. ~ 9ro<x s>lA thai N h. ~s,an.
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To Vote or Not to Vote.

SAN DIEGO. Oct. ss.-It is alleged
several hundred Indians. who have been
allotted lands in several,y, havc been
registered as voters in this county. Tue
authorities are divided in tho opinion as
10 the constitutionality OF the procedure
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TRnGBLE, Tsun., Oct. D.-Fossst n-ss
ars spreading ruin Ia this section. The
long drought has made the timber and
grass - dry ~ tindsr and the flames
spread with lishtning-iiks rapidly. A
valuable range ON the Obion river bottoms
has bssn swept bare. causine the loss Of
thousands Of dollars.
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A SEARCH FOR MILLIONS.
Descendants sf kttha Yale DseelvsA b
CoaWsroial Traveller


New HAVEN, c., Oct. A-An elderly
gentleman and . young lady have bssn
searching for several days the rssosds Of
the probate court In this distrios fer evi-
dsncs a the property left hv Elihu Yale,
the founder Of Yale university. 10 vhieh
they had an idsa that they were the lsesl
heirs. The ssarchsss we're named Yale,
and claimed to he descendants Of the
founder Of the university. They come
from wallingfosd, CT.
Il 10 ssid that . commercial tsavelsr
while In Wisconsin bscams acquainted
With . family nsmsd Yale In that state,
and informed thst family that Elihu Yale
disd possessed Of about ei00. .0o0! 900. which
was held by Yale university In trust for
the heirs, who had never appeared to
claim tbs property. The Wisconsin fam
lily has relatives In Wallingford, who we're
asked 70 make sn Investigation. The two
who examined the records have given up
the search. satisfled that the story was
untrue. Thsy had also seen Professor
Dexter Of Yale, end hs satisfied them that
they were on wild goose chase.
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HANCOCK. Mich. Oct. 3s.-The Franklin
Copper Mining company has purchased
tho mine and 1850 acres surrounding tho
lands Of the Peninsula Copper company
for $4,000. The Peninsula changed hands
in 1892 for S1s7 900.
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Ihey'ii RnIse Weeds.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ss.-A novel in.
dustry has been started in the San
Joaquin valley by Chicago tanners. 1t |
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HAY SPRINGS. Neb., Oct. 2s.-This sec.
tion Of the state was visited by q heavy
snow storm to-day. lasting eight hours.
Stock is suffering greatly.
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ENDEp ITS ENoAoEMENT.
Californis's Esrthquaks ssasen Closed
With n knaas s.ful Matinee.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Oct. 2s.-The series Of
earthquakes which began last Thursday
afternoon. continued during the week
and reached au end with very psrcept.
ible shock felt throughout the region be-
tween Lakeside and Alpine. A spring OF
water. obliterated by the earthquake two
years ago, again sprang into existence.
There are reports Of other similar occur
RANGES In the mountain country.
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II you don't register you can't vote.
There's only ono more day in which to
register. Don't put it off an hour longer.
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ro-Dsv's Weather,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-For Montana
Fair, warmer, west winds.
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BuEnos AYREs, Oct. 2A-An earthquake
which was felt throughout the Aresntine
Rspublic yesterday, was most ssvses In
the provinces of San Juan Do 10 Eroutsra
and Rio jansiro. Many churches.
thsatsrs and privats houses were Dc.
stroyed. Twenty persons are known to
have pssishsd. The inhabitauts arc Ia .
state Of panic. fearing repetition Of the
shocks. The government b sending aid
to thoss who lost thslf homes. and svsry-
thing possible will b done to alleviate
suffering.
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PERTH ANnoY, Oct 8.-pAtrick Mans.
flsld was arrested last night. charged with
insulting ladies on the street. Numerous
complaints have bssn made rscsntiy about
gangs Of young msn who stand on the cor
nsss and speak to ladies' - they pass.
Last night two women Wses insulted, and
thsy sinslsd NAns0eld from the crowd
- the man who uttsesd the offensive
vords.
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Register to-day.
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ATTENTION

Wadsworth Division No. u. R., X,
Of p. Will drill at Fraternal Hall eve
Thursday evening at $40 y. N.
Il. A. MACPHERSON,
Captain.
c. ID. HoKMAN.
Recorder.
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DRAINING HUMBOLDT LAKE.
A Zig Reclamation Scheme in Which
Oap lalisss are Interested.

a company, headed by c. p. Hunting
ton and ota,r sou hrr.I Pacific officials,
has been organized t" dram the linn
holdt Lake ard redeem the thousands OF
acres ol |aliuvial land now under water.
Work, under the supervision of james
SAY, has bren mm.nced at the lower
end OF the vast body OF water by the
building OF quarters Tor the laborers who
will b. enIployel.
The waters OF Humboldt Lake are
separated by Il narrow ridge OF rocky
land from til. basin in which the waters
of the Carson sink are held. This basin
is Thirty feet lower than ilumboldt Lake
aud If there was no obstruction, the
flnmlo,dt and Carson rivers woulu meet
near saltwater to form one lake. as IL
j., Il lare volume OF water finds its way
10 the Carson through II channel nature
has cut in The r dye. Twenty years ago
inns channel Was unobstrnrled, Int IN
after years the Oneida mill compai y
pihceu u udil III tle cldtlhel, ckl
the natural overflow and Increasing the
water power for milling purposes. The
restrained water flooded many acres Of
land. One night it was partially des-
lro, ell by dynamite by parties unknown.
Walter Schmidt, the owner, has refused
TO sell the dam Tor less than $4,000, 70
the reclamation company have eng ged
miners to run u tun-l through the ridge
to drain the greater portion OF The lake,
whereby in the neighborhood Of GOOD
acres of rich tule land will be added to
the cultivable area of the Big Meadows.
The tunnel will be of great wi ith and
height and between 400 and 500 feet
long, approached by open cuts q mile
long.
A Mr.. Gould of Reno is in the tompa-
ny and ex-n,ayor Chapman of Oakland,
who purchased, last fall, 5000 acres of
the railroad land which il sill under
water. Some of the wealthiest men in
the country hold stock in the company.
IL is quietly said the company will re-
serve a good portion OF the land for SUI
gar beets and build the largest beef
suar factory in the United States.-New
Era.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-03-10

This Company has a Gold Bearing ledge
averaging three feet in thickness between
well lefined wall and traceable for n dis
lance OF fifteen hundred feet. The crop.
pings assays from, ten to two thousand
dollars per ton in Gold.
The Claim is located in the center OF
the White Horse mineral belt and is
pronounced by all mining men as a most
excellent prospect for a valuable mine.
The Company has a new house toeeth.
er with all necessary mining tools, and
are at present working n force of men in
running a tunnel which will cross-cus
the ledge at depth of one hundred and
fifty feet.
For the purpose of CARRYING on this
work and furilnr developing the prop.
erty the trustees have ordered a limited
number Of shares to he placed ON tho
market Tor the next thirty DAYS Mt ten
cents per share. This stock viii rnas.
sessahle until the some of AZ. 00O. 90
u Expended on ne mire, which sum
Will be- used to fully develope the property
For fnrtLer information apply at 10
the officers of the Company. or better
still 90 and inspect the claim.
Stock for sale at the Express Office.
W~ADsWORTH, NEVADA.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-03-10
TRUSTEES:

w. H. A.. PIKE, Pres. R. H. RIcHARpsoN. SEQ.
JAS. MAYBERRY, Supt. It. v, JULIEN,
7. w FITZGERALD.