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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21

The daily papers have it that
the killing of Bob Rogers breaks
up the last of the outlaws in the
Indian Territory, but the average
citizen OF the territory doesn't feel
that way. A band of outlaws
could be organized most any morn
ing before breakfast.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21

UNDER a new law of congress all
officers of the United States, and
more especially congressman, may
avail themselves Of the franking
privilege for all correspondence re-
latirg to public business of any ma
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21
Ballard's Snow LinIment.

This invaluable remedv is one that
ought TO be in every household IL
viii cure your rheumatism, neuralgia,
sprains, cuts, bruises, burns, frosted
feet and ears, sore throat and sore
chest. Ifyou have lame back II will
cure II. II penetrates to the seat OF
the disease. II will cure stiff joints
and contracted muscles after all other
remedies have failed. Those who
have been cfipples for years have used
Billiards. snow liniment and thrown
away their clutches and been able TO
walk as we'll as ever. II will cure you.
Price 80 cenis Sold bv p. shan ahan.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21

The st. Louis attorneys of the
Cherokee freedmen have gone on
to Washington to give the court of
claims their assistance in prepar-
ing the decree, and the end of this
case seems to be in sight.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21

WHEN the citizens went out after
Bob Rogers few days ago they
decided that it would not be best
to take him before the Fort Smith
court, as that was tried once and
he came back in few days armed
with a winchester.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21

Now that the big delegation has
returned from Washington, let the
people be enlightened as to the
prospects for the future, and what
is the policy of the United States
government with reference to this
country
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21

IT MAY be some time before a
better local paper than this one is
issued in the Indian Territory.
But when such a thing does occur
it will be from the same source.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21

IT is pretty generally under
stood that Judge Scott, of Okla
homa, who has been shutting up
newspaper men and taking il
out" generally, on everybody he
did not happen TO like, is to be
"fred." An ex-policeman is
hardly the stuff to make judges Of.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21
WANTS. ron SALE, LOST. STRAINED, sTOLES

[EAeh notice, OF the character indicated, not
exceeding fifty Words, Will be Inserted two
weeks under this beading for Fifty cents.l
sTRAYED-A red COW, 2 years old. branded
N IN left hip, marked, crop and split IN left,
split right. o. for information. Joe Jones on
Henry Frye's place at mouth OF Big Cabin
4. o. Yinita, 1. 4. 2s-20
sTAYED-One sorrel mare, no brands. about
IL hands high o OF Aik yeaTs old iaiso two mules
one bay aud one black, no brands, last seen
near foyil going north Reward for return
to Eliza sixkiller. r. o, Foyii. 1. T. 2s-20
sTRAYED-Two red YeArling helfers, one q
tribe lighter than the Others crop and two
spite In lett ear, one split In riEhti branded
two half circles emitting into each other, on
right hip. Liberal reward Tor Information or
delivery. A. u. Nichols, Yinlta, L. T. 2s.2o
sTRAYED-Blue roam horse. 8 years old, IS
hands, branded Jk (connrctedl on both
sh0nldeTsi brown horse, l5 hands, years,
branded o on right eide. stTAyed from Miami
1. T., about Christmas. Reward for return
or information. Coleman Bros, Miami, |. 7,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21

In STILL locks as though Senator
Butler and Frank Armstrong will
be appointed to the additional
places on the Dawes commission
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21

The number Of acres that each
Cherokee citizen is entitled to be-
gin TO look mighty small since the
freedmen have been admitted to
full fellowship.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21

THE people of Oklahoma have
given up hope of the early opening
Of the Wichita lands.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21

THE usual number of the two-bit
candidates are announcing them
selves for the various district Of
fces in Delaware district.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21
Warning order.

In the Unltad states court in the Indian
Territory. nrst judicial division.
Alice ',l'','' '''o!; s plaintiff, .'.l, No. 1855.
The defendant Matthias Pryor Il warned 10
appeAr In this court within thirty days and
anawer the complains OF the plaintiff, Alice
Pryor.
Witness the Judge Of The Unitsd States court
In the Indlan Territory, and the seal thereof,
this 18th day OF MAreh, A. ID, is05.
fbEAL JOsFPm W PunILtrs, Clerk
DOnCailOs A Thompson. Att'ys for Piaintin.
w. 3. stHnneld. Att'ya for B9n-resldent def.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21
Notice of Dissolution OF Partner
ahfn

The nrm Of Hayden a Bryan. Of Locust
Grove. has this day dissolved partnership by
mutual consent Mr. bryan speeeeds TO the
business and will pay all liabilities and coll
loet ali debts due said nrm. Respectfully.
HAYUKH A BHYAE.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21

THE Fort Gibson news got out a
special edition of 1000 copies last
week, nicely printed and well
oJftoI
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21

The Alton Herald nominates
T. +. Thompson as a candidate
for senator from Cooweescoowee
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21

CALL council and sell the intrud,
ers' places.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-03-21
Work returned promptly and guar.
anteed TO be the best.

Delaware District. CheTokee Nation. 4
Feb II. le1D.
TO whom Il may concern
he u known that am the legal admlnistra.
tor Of the eslnie Of Il. l.. fratner, decreased,
All parties concerned must bo ready TO oettie
with eslate within six montha or be lorevef
debsFred. 80 l.. b. PnATnnn, Admir-.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13

NGbs bon @iG;licI1irs ipi:ter lei ben
!puiarsn antamtn, r:tt s;n untsroHis
eisr auf bic 4. Gompdgnie gu uno frugte
uad uniersm SsconoeiGger, B. 3. Sers
eednt W., nit psm sr il Bacon gut,
SreunSIhaft geIhloKeE bate. glIs er
b0rte, oab bsrI,lb: Bel MaroGlss geiols
len lei, bat er Isinen RittmeiItsr. na3
bem bapriIfsn &anreraotn ieben 5i
biirfen, erb;elt bic Gr.aubnib b:er5u
unter Der 6irma, bab er nod eine pas
trouills oabin gu reiten babe, unb
fprsnste glsi9 barduF NIT spsi 9uius
rem oabon. We9en Der Odmmeruna
psrlonn mir bic orei Rsitsr balo alls
ben 2ueen. SpGt am Ibero dber tas
men iie suriid .uno braAten BEN tootz
ieeglaubtsn Setonbsidser nit. Dsrielb.
mar bur9 einen StrsifIfuB am 8opfe
lgetroffsn pprbsn, bstpubt!os umges
ftiir5t uno feline &amsrdbsH battsa tpez
gen bss iibsr be Stirns risIslnb:n Slus
ites osrrmltbst, Der regungslps oal;tz
Igenbe llntsrofficisr Iei nur6 pas @ss
Ibirn ssI4oiIen uno toot. W. erbolts
I iih ubsr baIo na6 bsm 9sfedte, irrts
in Der 0dmmsrung auf bsm SdiaAss
fslbe lumber, purSe bisrbsi BON ben Sus
faren gsflinben uno i'm Sriumphs nad
Bacon suriidssbra6t. @r mar in turs
ger 3sit gang gebeilt. unS i6 CLAUDE,
odb sr unb Der i6Ieiiihe 9uiur nod
ieBt bic beiten Srsunos iino. :
SEPT aber, msine Serren, babe ith ges
mug ersGblt unO i9lage Dor. babSaupts
mann 6. uns ettpas Don Paris mits
tbeilt."
Mein 9prIhldg faro 4nnabme, unb
bamit mar id fir bsute frei - unb Be,
2elsr 1T es aud. n9ute Na4t."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13

8ertbeibigune. Doctor:
mSu. msin 2i:ber, nit bem .in's 9lds
gudtn" miiHen Sic ifon einise Sci!
ausIeBen!" = patient: sd trinf
absr bod idOn INNER NIT sei6lOIsnsn
glugen!"
- W / Bper # d nbniB. Ri6s
ter: nIngstlagter, ipis fam ss nur, baB
sic bic WdIfs itablsn unb ben nit
9oIopuuren anssfiiGtsn &aItsn unb,z
riibrt lieBen2" = 2lngstlagtsr: sd
bite Sic, Ssrr &i9ter, balten Sic mir
oas ni6t aud nod por, msins 5rau bat
fdon 9enus bssbal6 seIdimpft."
- zine W tipiruna. Rih,
ter: ranaetlaster, Sic IdIugen ben
SlGgtr obne 8.ranlafuns nit sinsm
porSelIantopf uuf ben Sopf, baB sr ssrs
bpd6. 6at Sbnsn oies bsnn natber
nift leio getbdr2" - 9lnestIaeter:
rGsipiB, 6err Rihtsr, bsnn Der gors
5eIlautopf mar nod 70 gut mi: nsuI"
U u6 Elm 9runb. Gomraes
non: nWollsn mir unIsrem dItosro:ens
ten 8uhbaltsr Muier nitt cine tleine
9sbaltSuGaes 5u She'll psrosn laNen2"
- principal: rWds fGat Sbnsn benn
ein9 Dab Der Wdnn nod bider p:rS,
fpis sr ihon 1T uno mir Inn Sann nod
eine &ur in Marisnbao bs3ablsn tons
nsn9"
- Seine Meinuna. pdpd
(duf BeIu6 getommsn): r9tb,r, Gous
aro, pas bab ib bDrsn miifen! S9
haze srfabren oaB Ou fait ben san3sn
Sag in Der Snsips TiBsTt. uno bob
itrisbit On mir fat i:ossnul, bah Ou
be SGus.i6tsit l;sbsit!" - Sobn:
rSSa, papd. ib tonnts Dir bod ni6t
i6rsiben, be @irtbsbGusli6teit!"
= Oaber. 9utts: ,Qbsr, &inb,
oas Gelb a:bt ia Bel Dir INNER 10
ffnsa babin!~ = Satin: rHun ia,
i6 baS ia audi ldufsnos gluseabsn."
@iRge9anaen. 9aIt: r8eGs
nsr, Sic trints2 bod nibt etipa9" =
Ssllner: %. bite msin S:rr. tpis tons
nen Sic 10 ettpas bon mir benfsn!" =
9dft: nNu. bann bruuden Sic ia aud
tein SrintselO!"
3ureftgsniefer. 6rsms
Der: sd babe bier eine Rs6nune fir
Serrn StubioIus Spunb." = Stuz
bent: r8in ia niht = miiFen iib nes
benan aug osm 3immer b,ruusidmsis
Ben laiien.1
= Enfant terrible. 9dit: sag,
Ssiur. fpeBbdlb iishit Du mid 70 bSie
an9" - Sstar: rWsil Sic INNER beE
sanasn Sudden .Fen uno bod tsins poa
msiuen Shptfsrn b.iratbsn!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13
4fdns6ea.

Gin I9mudes 9Iumenmdohen
3iebt frpb Don Saus gu 9uus
llno pG6lt fir jeoen &unoen
Die ri5fgen Slumen aug.
Gs brinet:
benz 9eiSigsu: SauIenbgulbsntraut,
pem 9oloI9miep: 9pioregsn uRS
9plblad, ..
benz uebelnebmsriI6en: &raBoitsl,
ben 2edermdulsrn: Soniegras, o.
Sem Wuieniobn: Wops,
ben 9erlisbtsn: Mubliebhen uno Sc'
lGngerieliebsr,
Der ItoIsen Sd0nbsit: SauisnoIaOn
uno MGnneriies,
Der alien Sungfsr: Shahtslbalm,
bsm eeplagten gbsmann: PantpffsIs
blumen,
bem SenpsrenSlsr: WaFsrrpIen,
Dem 9iinTtIer: @brenpreis uno Cor,
beer,
Der &.atitidipeItsr: alatIdroien unS
Stethupfel,
Der &O6in: Spffeltraut,
Der Shnsiberin: 5ingerbut,
oem Bud binbsr: SIebstraut,
benz 5riisur: Srauenbaar.
benz 9ersebliden: 9ersibmsinni1t,
bsm S6lofer: SdliiFelblumen,
benz Sii9ler: 2eimtruut,
b:m Siiiter: 9lodenblumen,
bsm 3ebsr: Seioelbait,
benz SduIter: Pednelten unp5raueu"
i9ub,
bsm Shmieb: giienbut,
bem Goslmann: Ri.tsrIporn,
bem Sruurissn: glussHtroit uno 2abs
trdut unb
hem Reoner: 2Gpenmdul.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13
0soanfeniplitter.

Gin unparte;iIdes urt6eif fdnn nur
Oerienige abgsbsn, behen 2tuge nihi
bur6 Sa6tsnntniB sstriibt lit.
Der Bintsr lGbt MIDI ungstrGntt,
60 lang bes Sriiblinss 8lumsn iprt:.
Zen:
Wer INNER an bic 3utunft bentt,
&arn nie bic @sgsnpart esaieben.
Sus 8affsstrdn3dsn, 70 ls6snSig e
aud INNER iein mag, lit bod oft Elm
@rdb fir bes RdfIten suten Ramsn.
Oas Bette 1T: man bort 4aes, iis5i
Qnes uno - ihipeiet baSu.
= Mdn6e Sreubs eeniebsn mir
erIt, ipenn mir in Der Grinneruna oas
ran 3ebren.
lle6er Reihtbum, Madt unb @6ren
Stebt Der Mutb, iie gu entbebren.
- Wenn bic @rasisn bic 5rausn
perlaIen, tniipfen iie oft nit ben Mu.
len Sreuubfdaft an.
Gs sebt bic 5rsibeit uno oas Reht 80
nihte
Sn Der Pdrteien baBsrfiillter Sdlabt;
Sic baben in bem Bud Der Weltee.
i6ihte
Die meiiten Gfelsobren angsbra6t.
- 8ef6eibenbeit lit nur bann Elm,
Sugen5, ipenn teine Sugsno baraus
gemadt ipirb.
ungliidli6 fein unb es ni9t i9einen
oiirfen,
9as bsiBt bes Glenos sanSe Ssfs
iGjliirfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13
RiinftlidIr piamanten.

Sas prpblem. auf tiinItli9em Wege
sur Suriteuung bss 0ia4lan.en gu ges
iansen, 1T iebr aft, alIetn crit insoeu
leBten Sabren ia. bic miFenItaffIide
SprT6urn auf stsIsm @ebiete einiae
nsnnenspertbe 6ortihritte gu oer5eids
aen. Dor 9llIem psrhisnen uniere bpIIs
4ufmertiamtsit bic RsIultats, ipel9e
Der fransDIifd5e 9elebrts Senri Roifan
BEL feinen pielfGltigen Grperimenten ers
sielt bat. Seit einiger 3eit nit bem
Stubium Der @igenT6aften Der Orei
SauptparietGten Oss&o6IerItoffs, Oias
mant, @rapbit unb Sfpble, beihdftigt,
Ut es ibm gegliidt, einsn &oblsnItoif
bon FOLDER 0i9te uno Sdrte her5uiteIs
len, baB er iih in teiner ieiner @igeus
ffaften bon benz natiirli6en Oiamans
ten untcrTdetbet. gr srlangte bieisn
aOrper baourh, bab er aus 20iungen
BON &obIenItoff in fliiH;gem Glen
pbsr Silber bur9 2lbtiib!sR untsr hoz
hem Druid ben &o6lsnItpff dustrpIta.z
liiiren lieB. 0as fliiiIige. nit g:lDItcm
aohlenituff angsreifsrte GiIen pber
Sil6er tpurbe Idnel in taltsm WaKer
abgetii6lt, tpobur6 bas Dietul eire
feits @rItdrrungarinSs erhielt. Die ben
no9 f!iiiiigen innsrsn &ern tart suz
Iammsnbriitte. llnter iol1sn llmz
itGuben Idieo ii4 Der in bem Wstaa
sel0Ite &pblenitpff bsi Der psiteren 9lbz
tiiblun9 in tleinsn i6parSen Splitter
den aus, ipelhe bic SGrte uno ale ionz
ftigen @igsnidaftsn oes 0iamanten
ssigten. @inen SOrper bon gang gleis
den Gigsnidaften, nur bon msbr pull
psrfOrmiger 8eidaffenbeit, srbielt au4
6. Sriebel auf anSerem Wege, inoem
sr iiebsnoen S9psfel in einem geiaIois
isnen @efGbe auf @ubsiienipGbns. bic
bier Brocent So6leHitoff entbieltsn.
lGnaere 3eit einpirien lieb. Bel oies
fem Grperimente bilbets iidh Shpefels
eiIsn ano Der &oblsnItoff fano ii4 nub
fadgemGber 6emiIder 9ebanSlung oeS
YrGparatss in Der pben ungeoeuteten
BsiIs ais pulperfDrmise gta1e Dor,
bic ebenfalIs cine I6tparSe Sarbe bate
unb 10 bart mar, oaB man &oruno
odm;t riben fonnte. OieIe grfolge
peranlaBten Hoifun, feline Semiibun'
gen in Der ein9sIdlagenen &iatung
fortsuIeben. Don Der Nniiht dusges
benb, bab bic SAnelligtsit Der 9lbtiib'
lung bic 5orm bss austrpituniiirenben
8oblenItpffes bssinfluifsn peros, ,rpdblte
er sur Serbsifiibrurs bieies ProcsHes'
eeiGmolsenes 8lsi une erbielt auf oteie
WeiIe 9idmanten, bic ia0n tlar unb
ourGiihti9 tparen unb auh peretnSelte
beutli6e &rDItaIflG6er ertennep liez
fen. giner bieIer Oiamarten bate bic
@rDBe bon 0.197 3oll uno betdm einise
Monate na6 Ieiner @ntitebung Spdls
ten, tpie lie aud bei ben ndtiirli9en
0iamantem i'm Saplaro duIsutreten
pflegen. Sin anoersr SrpitdI Seigte
beutli6 getriimuts &artten uno Jldz
den, bic tbeils gldn3sno gldtt, tbeils,
fein 6aarinirt uno nit tleinen 8erttes
funaen perIsben paren, cine gr'det'
nuna, tpelhe du9 bsi DEN natiirlthen'
0iamanten portommt. Die &rpItalIe
paren IGmmtli6 70 bsG, oaB man trob
Der Oide bic flsinIten @igentbiimiihs
feiten Speier iibsreinanoer liegenoen'
Sld6en pabrnebmen tpnnte; ale beias
len ben ben Diamanten eigenen 5ett<
alans uno purf'~ s";''' Nur+Fdllenoen
2i6t leu6teno. SIN polarifirten Gitte
seiaten iebo9 nur einaslne Ifpahe
SGrbung, bic meiiten blieben farbIos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13

- Sbeorie un6 9rdrts.
Dame: nSerr Doctor, friiber bra4isn
Sic auf Der Isbtsn Ssits Sbrsr 5rau,n>
ssitune eins Reibs bon &oa>Receptsn;
ia fanb bus iebr nett - parum tbun
sic es ni6t mebr9" = Reoacteur:
.Qlh, meine @ndbieite - meine Sruu
prpbirte lie alls bur6 - oas mar alf
bic Dausr nidt m,br gum ausbulten!"
- usbsrtrumpft. rH:% iuse
Dir, meins Biiits bss goniuls SoHs
mer lit 70 Gbnlid, bab ibr reuli9 ein
2ftsIisrbeiufer sins @trb.ugun9 urahs
K, neil sr gldubts. b;sIer lei ss isl6er."
= r9ar nihts! Msins neuefte Biifte
bes pripatiers WanItl 1T 10 gsIuusen,
bab, als i6 nsulid nit benz Strob'
balm meiner 9irsinia on bsren Rafe
lam. iis iOfort gu nieIsn bssanu!".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13

Gin unparte;iI6ss llrtbeil fdnn nur
Oerisnigs abssbsn, beTen 2tuse nihi
bur9 Sa9tenntnib setriibt lit.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-27
the Durrant Trial.

San Francisco, Oct. 2G.-The Dur
rant case will probably go to the iurv
next Thursday or Friday. Attorney
Dickinson will probably complete his
argument for the defense on Tuesday
morning, Attorney Deuprev is ey.
pectHd to finish for the defense the
same afternoon. District Attorney
barnes will argue for the prosecution
on Wednesday and Judge Murphy will
make his charge to the jury on Thurs-
day, The jury may spend some time
examining the exhibits. These are
numerous and will require some mi
nute study.
There is a mass Of testimony hn+
most of it has been digestad bv the
jury. Owing to the technical nature
OF much Of the testimony, the general
opinion is that the jury will give con-
siderable attention - many POINTS
only touched on briefly.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-27
TIE & MINE SOLD.
q Virginia Nan Purchases a Hail
Interest IN the Valuable
ProDoftY.
ProDoftY.

Tom Haley, the SixmiIe CANYON
mlIl man. has purcha 81 Il half in
'efTSt IN the Logan mine at Como.
winch is UnqH"Stionahlv one Of the
pest prospects in the country. Mr..
HUXLEY p~urcha+es the share of Mr..
Z'mmitz, Mr.. Logan's equal partner,
n It IS understood that the price
paid for the half Of the mine was SO
"V, which Is considered by all those
VINO nave examined the to b.
a good bargain. Several people have
been for some time anXiOu. to hIv ONT
the interest Of Zimmitz. which was
offered only a f4w months ago for
500 y, but since hat time imnruyn
ments have rapidly been made in the
mine which had The effect upon NJ
Zimmitz to make him continually a.
vance his price.
Day before yesterday Suoeriutan
dent ". F, Sharon made a visit 70
Como with the intention Of purchas-
ing the property, but found that Mr.,
Hn!lty had gor ahead of him.
1t is an excellent thing for Como 70
nave a man like Mr.. Hu.ley Interested
their for he is an experienced mill
me mining man. and a man Of
means and will 90 ahead with the de
VeIopment Of the valuable properly in
a n which will GOV it's rich
deposits Of ore which have aIrna5v
ne"n t0nch"d at a number Of points
by having one thoroughly develone1
mine in the camp it will be m,ch
easier to Interest capital in the Bowie
tunnel n other projects in that dis
trict.
The Logan mine is now ready ia
pr'i'ce as soon as milling facilities
ale made accessible.
MI. Hulley in answer to a question
SAID: Yes, | have bought Zimmitz's
interest in the Logan mine. 7 have
MADE h first payment. but the deal
Is not quite cOnsummated as vet
am very much pleased win tl,A
property and with my bargain and
conditions I have made. 7 have
bought into the mine to f~nvolora il
ana Mr., Logan and myce'f VIII nusn
-hlngs along as fast as possible. +
IS most too late this year to do much
our think we shall keep four or five
men at Como all Winter -Fn+arnrio
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-27
The Coming Concert.

Ihe "o"v,.:t 81 be given by Mis-
| Snyder on Nov. 4rh is now an assured
fact. The APPEAL seven wears ago
had the pleasure OF publishing the
following:
The San F."n"i-co Call Of last Mon
day, under TIE head OF The Marzy
Club Social" drvotes half a column
t" the musical part IF he programme
aud says:
The concert of the Musical Many
Ciuo at Mauzy's warerooms, was a
success. The programme wa one of
unusual interest, and was participated
III by the best local talent. Miss Lily
Snyder Of Carson, New, made her de.
but her voice is a grand ore. She
sang I'll Bacio.' Her upper notes
were taken without effort and the
andience responded with a double en-
rOre.
The San FCancjec, Chronicle Of the
-tne day mas the t.IDNing:
Miss Lily Snyder. Of Carson. New,
Na"S III bl'lo IN excellent sty'e,
taking high D in a clear, full voice
she was not only encorad, but tw, e
recalled, an honor thai is seldom ac-
corded before a critical, San Francisco
audience. She sang "BDnnie Swce,
and Home Sw, =, Home y
MISS Snyder, with careful training,
will rival Neva as other ravorita. and
people Of Carson sholld b4 proud
Of her.
Toe paople must remembert that four
years OF study have been added. and
at since the above clipping was pub
lShed h a many encOres from morn
thoughtful audiences have given a
more striking approval.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-27
YerIngfon Rustler Notes.

Eight hundred head of cattle belono-
ing to Miller and Lux are exnocod in
from Wadsworth today.
Pollard's mill in Silver CITY is closed
down there being no rock on hed umn
for the first time n two wears
The "Ho'iness Band have folded
their tent and gone to seek groaner
pastures. They failed 10 secure anv
converts in "Pizen.''
Yesterday J. F & c. F, Holland
placed 100 head of cattle on he ranch
OF }. NJ, Huston, which they will feed
for the market this fall.
Last Tuesday Geo. Plummer pickod
twenty nine hundred and ~seventv civ
pounds of apples from two trees in bis
orchard. Who can beat that.
LIE new American steamer St. Paul
made the trip from SOUTHAMPTON 70
New York in 6 days and Y honrc
but Tor the breaking down Of one Of
her engines she would have hrokon
the record. This was her maiden
trip.
Jco Sparks, the boy arrested for
robbing the Episcopal church at vir-
Slnla City had a hearing Yesterday
Ball was fixed at $500 and as he
was unable to furnish it he is Iingor-
ing in jail.
raftles suspected Of rObbinc the
ticket office were arrested
ut "lhnemucc', but were subse-
]"ehtiy released, evidence sufficient 70
not being brought against
hem.
a wealthy Australian by the name
u Muir is going to build a Yacht 70
Tor the American Cup. The Yacht
VIII be built oE the Clyde and will be
Composed of material from Australia
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-27
Bentons Liniment.

winch has been used in Carson for
over twenty-five years, has saved
many an ache and pain to those who
know 1t. 1t is really intended for
horses but works with the Same ,pari
cal effect on the human. 1t lisa pow
eftul remedy and for rheumatism is
the KING OF the world. Aches Knocked
out IN short order. No horseman
should be without bottle. Benton's
Llnlment is fol sale at all drug stores
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-27
ALL SCnTS.

Judge Mack held Court Yesterday
Gov. Atoms visited The Con,tocl,
yesterday.
Oliver Roberts returned from Pine
Nut vest nrdav
The Salvation Army held forth on
the streets last night.
Better than Buckeve-those new
suits just received by Will Dav.
Eight new claims have been located
by Lane, Hobart & Co, at Buckeye.
I. Fl. smith, an old resident Of the
Comstock died yesterday of miners
consumption.
The electric railroad from Los
Angeles to the sea was opened to the
public yesterday.
England is becoming alarmed at
the war-like attitude exhibited by
Japan and Russia.
Among the arrivals from Buckeye
Yesterday We're Gov, Colcord. Judge
Murphy and James Yeringt0n.
New she's are now in order as The
weather grows colder, and .Jca Plat
mas Just received a new supply.
Quarantine will be raised from the
Indian School today. The building
has len thoroughly fumicatod.
The "Holiness Baud is thinking
OF holding forth here this winter. and
the indians predict a hard winter.
$4,000 is now subscribed by San
Francisco to induce the National Re
publican Convention to meet in that
city,
\ boiler exploded at a planning mill
at ~Fairhaven, Wn., yesterday and
Killed three men and seriouIv wound
ing three others.
Hy Downs, Ollie Tenant and Shar-
on Winston returned from their hunt
ing Tip a. Washoe Lake Yesterday
They cleaned up IS ducks. so thew
say.
Miss Beatty of San Francisco will
be at the Arlington Hotel. Room Is.
1or TWO weeks, with a full line of stvl-
ish millinery goods and will give
5i'at bargains f25tw