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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-08-10
WEALTH LEFT IN TRUST.

How Far Has the State the Right 70 In
teffsre With Wl1ls3
How far the state has right to inter-
fere with the last will and testament Of
an individual is open to good deal OF
doubt; but the discussion Of it Is apt to
become more and moro animated as
time goes on. The general legal theory
Is that . mans possessions at the time
of his death revert to the common
wealth, and he has within certain limi-
tation the right to indicate in what di-
rections his property shall be divided.
On the strength of this, says Current
Literature, the creation of trusts to
carry on great fortunes is likely to be
first attacked. A great many OF the
very wealthy nowadays are apt to leave
their fortunes in trust, the larger share
being left to one child in preference to
the rest. Such trust is in process Of
formation in the case Of the James G.
Fair estate in California, as it has been
formed in the cases of such men as Jay
Gould, William II. Vanderbilt and
others in recent years. The tendencies
of these trusts are to keep large fortunes
AAV0NVS O0V V4C SNsNA1A VA1<AAb6O0 Va oAAO
day see in such accumulations dangers
which the state will be urged to recog-
nize and, if possible, to remedy.
The danger in such vast accumula-
tions lies in the fact that these re-
sources, which would otherwise be
divided up and be Of general benefit to
the community. are thus kept intact.
and in danger of an increase by idle
ness, and by compromising which is
reaching annually more alarming
sum. The assessors have recently told
us that the Gould estate has been val
ued at no less than eighty million dol
lars. The Rothschild family in Europe
are computed to be worth, taken to-
gether, no less than two thousand mil
lion dollars, the French branch of the
noted family being alone estimated
to be worth two hundred mill
lion dollars. At the beginning of the
century the grandfather of the present
Rothschilds was q poor MAN. Fifty
years ago, indeed, the multi-million-
aire was not known in America. To-
day there are over four thousand Of
them. One cannot help wondering
where such vast accumulations will
end
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-08-10

10 >. +. FULLY, his heirs and assigns:
No. lou are hereby notified that have ex-
"uso the sum of one hundred [l00) dol
''' T" labor and Improvements upon the
YOUNG AMERICA
S;ss. ss mining claim, situated in Little Smoky
orJsr c., T. Alturas county, State Of Idaho, IL
visions 70 - aold said premises under the pro-
on;I @s United States, being the amount re
SuIeo ~. "a to hold the same for the wear end
Non DesceMber "s 81, 1892; that your proper
and i' q 81 the same is $40, being tenth !;
service W within I'M ninety (90) days from the
dsvs dee e. OF this notice, or within ninety (o0) ]
n; fs >. after this notice by publication yo,t
at .s, vi Ieiuse to contribute your proportion
ouhl;oana.e expenditure, including costs Of
will wilSl'SSssion. S.son. your interest in said claim
signed S1ome ZONE the property Of the under
r:. JOHN GORMAN.
THst publication, June IL, 1893.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-08-10
KErcHUM, IDAHO, SATURDAY. AUGUST 10, 1896

Journalism, instead Of criticistng and
belittling. welcomed, and devoted itself
to setting forth copiously tho achieve
ments Of the visiting Organisations,
thereby not only maintaining IT. self
respect, but earning the hearty grati-
tude Of . vast multitude q readers.
English newspapers would do we'll to
emulate this example Of courtesy and
frna iournalistic cath0licifY.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-08-10
CATTLE THAT TRAVELLED FAN.

First Live Oxen Shipped from Austra1o
to England Showed . Small RF00&.
The experiment of transporting beef
cattle alive from Australia to London
has Just been made and the result has
been SO successful that transportation
Of cattle on the hoof Is likely to be-
come IN important branch Of the car-
rying trade between these two far.
distant points, says the New York
World.
In the case referred to seventeen
Australian oxen were received in good
condition after . voyage Of sixty-t~e
days In duration and about 1900 miles
In length. At the first glance It seems
impossible that cattle could be trans-
ported this distance, being well enough
fed in the meantime to keep them II
good condition, and yet bring sum-
cient price to afford the stock raise1s
Of the antipodes even the smallest mar
gin Of profit The figures showing the
amount Of gain arc therefore exceed
ingly interesting.
The live stock was purchased @
prices varying from e19.6o to 9sAee
head. The transportation cost ooa.oo
each,. which included fodder and care.
It wiz b noticed that this charge r.
about q day for the entire voyage.
On their arrival at London the beasts
were disposed Of 1t m average of oo6 .
head. Az their average cost had been
about e9a.3o in Australia, the trsnspoe-
tatioG charges would increase this to
nearly eeo BY the time they reached
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-03

warrants he wanted at a discount of 3 per
cent? which would have been considered
quite low until recently. Bordeaux has
practically had a cInch in the buvino of
Guy warrants for a long time and he was
considerably nettled when he was unable
10 secure more than three of the warrants
today. He thought he mad scored strong
point when he called the city treasurer's
attention TO section of the law which
prohlblts any officer FROM buying city or
county scrip, but he did not get a great
deal OF satisfaction out of his d .scoyery. :
Mr. Pascoe was prepared for this and
ne had already secured an opinion from
tue city attorney to the effect that he
couId ouy all of the warrants he wished
Tor other parties, and Mr. Pascoe claims
mat this is what he is doing, and that he
Is being paid for buying them. The
question is rather a delicate one. but as
Mr. Pascoe is prepared to prove that he is
buying the warrants for other parties IL
seems that he has the best of the situa-
ton.
The moneyed men of Butte have
recently discovered that city warrants are
a profitable, safe investment, and thew
nave found very ready sale for the past
Two or three months. Last month C.. Il. |
JrowIey bought all the warrants that |
we're presented to him at par.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-03

BUTTE, Jan. 2.-The Butte-Miss F.
Howard. j. j. Allen, j. Newfelt. j. w
Lalgn, New York; w. NJ. Bird, St. Paul:
.: II. Cole, Philipsburg; c. S. Gibson, G.
L. Curtin. w. B. Hill, 7. w. Brosnan.
Great Falls; j. NJ. Frye, L. c. Atwater.
Heiena; VIM. ID. Gordon, G.. L. Tracy, e
II. Bohman. Chicago: j. b. REYNOLDS
Denyeri j. Z. Bremen, Horse Prairie: c.
w. Fuller. Oswego; j. >. Casey, Mime
apolis; L. L. Healy, Neihart; j. V. Supre-
nant, Anaconda.
The Southern-G. r. Graham, d. F.
mccall, Whitehall; NJ. Luther, Wisdom;
Alex Thompson, Bernice; Frank Hedges
d. o. Cara. Great Falls; w. II. Rock, New
Aork; w. j. Sparks, Kalispell; Ell Berry,
man, Deer Lodge; II. Tares, Anaconda:
ia Lannahan, Ponsonby; NJ. j. O'Con,
nor, Helmvlle; II. o. Smith, Livingston.
Miss Grafton. Bernce; James Krllen, ST.
raul; +. McLany, St. Paul; NJ. p. Byran,
The McDermott-George Bright, Ath-
ems; j.. G. Fitzgerald, William Mackie.
New York; George Audley, Pete Sanger
and wife, ). Sanger, Miss Hazel Sanger.
d Lind and wife, city; L. Sharp, Helena
II. Is. Sutton, Deer Lodge; L. A. Sislev'
wife and child, city; ]. j. Flanagan
Havre; w. ID. Hyde, Helmvile; f. w,
Hui, Herman Cans, Helena: James Su,-
rove, Choteau; j. c. McCurig, j. r.
Boyle, st. Paul.
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JOE PACKED A BIG JAG |
His Family, Furniture and the Cat
and The Clock Suffered.
QUITE A HAPPY NEW YEAR
When the Police Find Him Thew
VIII Ask Him to Explain Why
He Didn't Kick the
Roof Off.

BUTTE, Jan. 2.-Joe GIennan went To his
nome at No. $40 East Granite street To-
uay' ana there was not much left of his
nome after he got through. He had not
finished celebrating New Years yet. and
as his wife and children had not had much
oil happy New Year while he was out
celebrating with the boys, he thought he
would let them see what a happy New
Year was like.
30 he knocked over the stove, threw the
CLOCK at the cat, split up the table,
smashed every chair in the house, turned
'ne Dedstead upside down, and ended up
with diving his wife and children ont
into the cold.
Mrs. Gennan, distracted, ran to the po-
lice station and told her story. Officer
werner went TO the scene of the wreck,
out German had vanished. He will be
arrested when found
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-03

II you did not make your family \
Christmas present of piano or an organ
they Will appreciate one as a New Years
gift.
We nave the following slightly used in
struments for sale this week:
One upright Steinway, fancy rosewood
case, IN perfect condition, at Sl7O.
One upright Kmball. mahogany case.
beautiful piano at SlSJ.
Terms $40 per month.
One parlor organ, nIne stops, in nice
shape, price $50.
One high top Estey parlor organ, good
as new at 500. Terms 50 per month.
just received a sample Inc of new stvIe
hlmball pianos and organs, which we are
Offering at the wholesale price and on
terms OF $40 and So per month. orion
Bros, 3Oj North Main street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-03
RILEY WAL FREEDOM.
The District Court Hears Many Tales Of
Woe in One Day

| BUTTE, Jan. 2.-The O'Rourkes and tho
| SchuItzes had another inning before
Judge Mediation this morning. Their
| cases came up on motion OF Thomas
. Rourke To set aside an order granting n
stay OF execution in the case of E. ID. Ie-
clare against the Northwestern Brick AZ
supply company. Carl schultz was presI-
dent OF the company when the Leclare
suit was brought and O'Rourke is a stock
holder in the concern. Leclare securod
judgment by default and some of tho
company's property was advertised to he
sold next Saturday. O'Rourke claimed
the judgment was secured 10y fraud and
through the neglect of Schultz, who re-
fused TO make an appearance for the COM
panv.
O'Rourke said Leclare had no legal
clam against the company, and he wanted
the Judgment set aside and the case tried
on its merUs
Judge Mediation heard both sides of Tho
question aud then sustained the motion
OF Leclare's counsel To set aside the TOM
porary stay granted by Judge Speer sey-
eral weeks ago, but ordered "A restrainip,,
order issued upon O'Rourke giving a 500
bond. -" WV
The property advertised for sale is tho
brlck company's interest IN the Brilliant.
lied Cloud and Phyllis lode claims. Other
SNi'h growing OUT oil the same trouble = nd
assisting IN further mixing up tho az
Iars ot the concern, are Thomas
- ltourke against Schultz and Others.
schultz against the Northwestern Brick a |
supply company; ORourke against Lc- |
clare; Lcclare against the Northwestern /
brick supply company, and several l
others.
. Riley Walling to-day commenced n suit
Tor divorce against his wife, Ida Walliup.
To whom he was married Oct. -. IsSD. near
spencer, Ind. lie relates IN his complaint
that she deserted him somewhere about
June 70, lsS6, and has over since lived
separate and apart from him without any
reason or cause. There are no children
, The defendant in the case of John &.
Drenner against Louis kIpp, in sun for
S-.1Ol. alleged to be due on a promIssor,.
note to-day filed his answer to the com.
plant, claiming that the note was Given
without consideration. KIpp saws thai
ne note was given for - shares OF stock
n the Beaverhead Meat company WHICH
orenner was TO have delivered to htm. but
shich he has refused aud failed To do. Tho
defendant has never received any mari of
ne stock Described and he asks the court
o dismiss Brcnner's action.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-03
JOHNNY GDT LEFT.
The Scrip Fiend Bus,n. sis BEING ove,-
done IA Butte

BUTTE. Jan. There was soma mo-.
spirited bidding for city warrants -.
between Alderman George p,s,,, -,
Johnny Bordeaux. and the f,r,,,.,. -,
rather the best OF II. Mr.. p,sr,,, =
nOInced a few days ago THAI he yr,s -.
To buy mp few thousand doIlars' y-,,r,,, -
city scrip for outside partIcs. an, ~
morning he declared that If B,rte,p>
bought the warrants AZ par he vor,II ma.
premium Tor them.
Bordeaux did no, care to 20 thu, ,r,,.
however, and pascoc secured an ,f ~
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-03
Enterpris- Under New Officers

BUTTE, Jan. 2.-The following newly
elected officers of Enterprise lodge No. 4.
l. o. o. F., of South Butte. were Installed
by John Reid, deputy district grand mas.
ter: j. b. Virtue, n. G.; o. NJ. Peters. Y.
e.; G. ID. Dorsey. secretary: w. w. AL
mon, treasurer; John Reid, permanent
secretary. Several members of the grand
lodge assisted In the installation cere-
monies, which were also participated in
by Widely canton No. in full uniform
and Svea lodge No. 80.
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We have bought the entire assets of n
large corporation. The corporation was
at one time known as the "Globe Shoe
ana clothing company" and like similar
institutions had no soul. There is like
wise but little sentiment a bout us when il
comes TO buying stock, and The pleasant
possibility of buying suits and overcoats
at 60 cents on the dollar continues for n
very limited time. We have spoken.
kaufman Bros. corner Main and Broad
way.
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ID. of ~, Notice.

Free Silver lodge No. IL will hold install
lation of officers with Butte Iodoo No
officers. A o. L. W., Thursday evening.
Jan. 3. 1898. At Miners Union hall. All
officers of Free Silver lodge elected are
requested TO he present. BY order,
BERTHA VAN WART, {. of Ii.
EMMA GRIFFITH, Recorder.
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hls attire and MS comp lnion mike him so
Like the lady we lit i'm PERFECTLY and com.
pletey None can critlci,e such ou' hts as We
are now creating from the finest clio n, hrou mi
out IN season. our WORK touches the highest
summit OF me SIR Orial art. even to the nlnut-
est deals. ON made too der suits can nj
properly No well drrs ,ed m IN should over
!opk eltAef ~ or any ether point In his attire
CORRECTNESS in lresS IS social and business
Necessity NiO aturs are social guerrilla, who
exist on on suterance. Don't be "A guerilla
ou' come 10 and be measured for a styis h
up-to-d sie outnt at once. nash and co.
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We Wish You
A Happy
YEAR

And also wish to assure you
that we have saved every Gus
toner on all purchases during the
past year. Through the recent
str1ngency in the money market
we have been enabled to purchase
goods for cash for the cornino
year at prices never before known.
We intend to give our customers
the full benefit OF our purchases
and save them 25 per cent. on
every dollar expended. We en-
phatically assert without fear OF
contradiction, that while we have
many lrnltatOrs we have no COM
petitors. Our maxim is small
profits and quick sales. Watch
our prices.
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RUTTE .....

The Principal Branch Office Of The SrASpARp
Sat No p East Broadway, Butte. leephops
No rs Advertising rates furnished on appls
cation
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OK. Lewis 20! 6! -: -:
BUTTE, MONT.
nRS. HOWARD
Is Here TODAY
IMPORTANT NOTICE.!
Her Majesty Corset, Best
In the World.

1t gives us great pleasure to in
form you that thu Princess OF
Wales Co, manufacturers of HER
MAJESTY'S CORSET, will have at
our store from Wednesday, Jan.
3rd to Saturday, Jan 10th,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-03

The Rink oyster house serves oysters and
shell fish IN any desired styles on short
notice.
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ii you want anything for Xmas in the
go TO assignee sale, 20 +. Park street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-03

New York Kitchen, 10 East Broadway
Mocha and Java coffee with pure cream )
cents, at the New York Kitchen,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-03

The Star oil heater will warm a room
15N20, ii. j. Blume.
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Mrs. Howard

one OF their expert filters for the
purpose OF explaining to ladies,
the many merits of HER MAI.
ESTY'S CORSET, and the reason
why it is superior to any other
CoRSEr made in the world.
We have a fitting room pre-
pared, and it will give
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Prices on shoes cut till you can't rest.
at Dan Lewis, West Park.
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The Butte, Anaconda d Pacific i, tbe
conda. Tree street car tickets.
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-, II you want piano or an organ GO 70
the wholesale house, 3Jl North MAN
street. Orion Bros.
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Shortest line, best service. ELEGANT
99qulpiNeht' on the Butte. Anaconda 4
racine railway. street car tickets free.
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Prices on shoes cut till YOU can't re.,
al Dan Lewis, West Park. 'es''
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rake your prescriptions TO Fosselrnan
Drug CO.. A East Park street. '''''''
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Have your prescriptions filed by FOSSIL
man Drug Co, l3 East Park street.
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Blume.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-03

90 to the Rink oyster house and get the
best cup of coffee you ever had.
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We serve only the best oysters and
shell fish at the Rink oyster house Coaea
a specially. oNec
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Genuine Buckwheat cakes and puro
Kitchen. iorA
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The Carnegie idea seems to be that a
pubic library covers a multitude of blow
holes.-NeU York World.
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BlUnla. 10
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Presenting elahorL'e y .oiuct .ons Of pbugl9r
comic operas a. 10 lows. Monday, I'm
,.ls.tNds be tutlfm romantic comic opera
AMohll 4, IN Sd B. J4n = MU,oe. X. :
lHn,iHl gem. "IH ELN h HJ 50 re-" Nod
mes tAt .na Nee. rHpFI ton The EI4e, ms
>tf Wednesday ~. n,n- Jan o. a {. psf.fis,
". NiA'. .t g. \ u1.aHl" arr.y uf % q favor
Ie>- handsome r.ur s.. t-rs.rt en-, .r,,. 81.
i.l'.'Ht "rtH SRA. good thing. push C "A un.
l'. 90 u.I'.A, = aged 200 60 >UwUrf!oUs m4grs-
''...' st..' % A-9 r'.. seats o. sale SATURDAY..
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-05-10
The Wives Win.

Judge Wisner decided the divorce cases
of Parshall VS.. Parshall and Hadsall VS..
Hadsall this week, giving the decree in both
cases to the wives, the suit having been
commenced by the men. In the Parshall
case the testimony showed that he had kept
hired girl in the house against the wishes
of his wife and otherwise vexed her. Mrs.
Parshall was given house and lot in Perry
and judgment for $1,9O7 against her for
mer husband, he swearing that he was worth
$3, 800.
Perry Hadsal sued his wife for divorce
on the ground of desertion and cruelty and
cross bill charged him infidelity and cruel
ty. There were numerous charges and
counter charges In this suit, but the princi-
pal trouble was that Mr.. Hadsall was
charged with practically deserting his wife
to pay attention to widow, Mrs. Barnum.
The testimony was almost entirely favorable
to the wife who was given decree and a
judgment for 81. .164 and costs of suit
Mr.. and Mrs. Hadsall are we'll known in
the county, having been residents of Byron
since 1866. The have been married since
1856.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-05-10
Henderson.

Frank Henderson and wife, of Detroit
have been visiting relatives in this locality
Mrs. Bell Lewis, of st. Charles, has
organized class in instrumental music
VIM. Palmer is selling bicycles faster than
he can get supplied from the factory
Mrs. Melvin Drake went to Laingsburg
Wednesday, to see her sister, who Is very
sick-James Aten and wife, of Owoss0
visited friends in the village Sunday. Botf
rode bcycles-Mrs. JnO. Harshbarger
who has been visiting her daughter II
Diamondale, returned Thursday morning
-Chas. Ellsworth came near losing val
liable horse last Tuesday evening. The
animal reared and threw itself and injured
its spine. Charles escaped uniDjured--
Now is the ime to spray fruit trees. Yor
will find all the necessary articles used
with directions for use, at p. II. Peters
f. DeFrenn drew about 900 bushels ol
wheat to Detwier's elevator this week
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, on Tuesday,
a daughter--J. j. Huffman has com
menced work on his new barn.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-05-10
Morrice,

VIM. B. Wells and Henry Horton are Wis
iting in Lake City and other ports in north
ern Michigan-Robert Craig visited at
Swartz Creek and Flint the first of the week
Louie Kelsey returned to her home in
Byron last week.-Mrs.. G. K. Fairbanks,
of Pen6eld, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Al
bert III. Howell-Henry Alling and Peter
Myers went to Lansing, Tuesday-Geo.
Rowell and wife went to Owosso, Wednes-
day-Geo. Ram returned from Detroit,
Wednesday, where he has been attending
a business college. He will return in few
days to accept position in business
Huldah Phelps went to Detroit, Wednesday
The Epworth League gave an expert
ence social at the church on Saturday even
ing. The methods they employed to earn
money is evidence that many of the profess
sions monopolized by men can be equally as
well filed by women. We noticed two
young men sporting highly-polished shoes,
which probably cost them dear, while sever
al business men got their windows and
lamp chimneys washed.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-05-10
Bancroft.

Mr.. and Mrs. l. Miller spent Sunday at
Bay City---MayoK Kitchen was at Owosso
Saturday--Mrs. Ii. j. McEuen was at
Byron on Saturday last--Dr Yeomans
and wife were at Corunna Tuesday--Mr.
and Mrs. o. T. Allen, of Lansing, visited
at Fred Sabin's on Friday--The Mission
airy sermon and collection at the M. e.
church last Sunday resulted in over eighty
dollars being raised--Poverty social under
the auspices of Y. p. s. G. Z. at Chas.
Godfrey's on Friday evening, May 10--A
brother of Mrs. Laukton, from New York,
is visiting here at present.. w. Smith,
of Bay City, was here on business on Friday
of last week.-Mrs.. E. Green and Daisy
Golf, of Byron, were guests of III. j.
McEuen and wife on Tuesday--Phillips
& Billings have taken possession of the
Phillips Hotel, and extensive additions are
being made, which will result in very fine
hotel.