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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-08

crime Willard, a
you ng woman
who has been
making quite an
i m p ression in
musical and so.
cial circles in
w ashingtou Of
late. Miss vii.
lard was born in
Denver and was
@ d u ca ted at
wo11a college.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

Mr.. Albert suzketsd ;hs; sas mar
shAl had DO legAl right 10 employ
substitute
Mr.. DUneaE claimed that Mr.. Albert
made Ike motion in regard 70 MI.
DilIey's prsdecessOE.
ME. Murphy moved, - . substitute,
that u Be necessary fnr the msrshal 70
not leave the city VI noot first getting
the mayors consent Unanimously
carried.
Mr.. Rigdon insisted that it was per
fsctly proper for the marshal TO 20
abroad TO End malefact0rs. The city
would gst the same results Whether
criminals were caught in the city or
outside.
A petition was preseptsd 10 have
Winter street, between Ferry and Nil
streets, improved. Referred.
A petition was resd for sidewalk on
the west side Of Eightesnth street.
from AIII to Oak streets. Referred.
A. DageDy sppIied for = liqUol
license. Referred.
The Anthony Telephone Com pany
sent an acceptance Of the conditions oi
the franchise granted them, and stated
that work would begin on the same a.
soon as agreed. Ordered placed OF
ile and spread on minutes
Ordinances regulating the grade o.
Waller street in Yev PARK annex and
regulating bicycle riding were read th'
| first and second time.
Fire Chief Goes pelitioned for certain
hydrsnts and the Water Co. asked tha
certain precautionary measures b
taken in handling hydrauts, to preveu
damage to mains, both Of which re
ceived favorable consideration.
Hr. Holman moved reconsideration
Of the vote b. which the city hal
superintendent was suspended at tn
last session.
Mr.. Bingham spoke against the mo
ton and paid Mr.. Policy, the presen
superintendent, . very high compli
meDt a. . mechanic and ~ q man o
integrity. He moved that the matte
be laid upon the table until the nex
meeting. Carried. Adjourned.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08
PERSONALS.

Prof wm. Stafford Of Tangent h
Spending q few days In town.
J. Z. KsngoFthy had business In
ths mstropolIs Tuesday.
Prof. ID. w. Yodsr visited In Wood
burn Tuesday afternoon.
Attorney W. II. Holmes went TO
PortiAnd this morning on legal busi-
nesa.
Mm. r.. J. McCAnstland Of Mon
mouth, h visiting relatives In thi'
city.
H. l.. BAIiArds, Of 81 Paul, WAS q
Salem visitor today, having business
before the county court
Mr.. and. Mrs.. q. q. Donoyen came ~
from Portland last night and are guests
ns the WllIamstts. AT. Don0yen "a
agent for the Great HoFthsn railroad
Mias Mabel Wagner. sister OF Mra
w. IA. Leeds. left last evening foi
Ashland, her home. She Wa accom-
panied BY Miss Roth Leeds, who vii
remain several months.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08
+. !. DALRYMPLE & co.
wooEuRFs RoAD REPORT.
What One Of The Journals 500 MIls
Mem Learned.

Leaving the farm of John T.. RiegS,
south Of B&llstOB, we Travelled east
fund piece Of road not very good
fbe adjoining farmers are ia dispute,
none Of the parties will work the
road. We peFs0me each is trying 70
Get even with his DeigbboF, however,
Ee soon rolled onto an elegant grade,
yell thrown up aud packed hard.
Mr.. J. d. Nalrm said he supervised
70. road. He says that the eoarse
gravel is AL night for the road but some
zoe should De ~ the point where the
gravel is dumped aud with . rake OF
come contrivsnee put the larger stones
aud gravel 81 the bottom and leave the
doe gravel on top. In this way the
larger gravel serves for . foundation
aud makes . fine road. He says IL pays
Ulg TO keep 9 man at the placs where
sbe gravel h dumped, with q good eye
foS leyeling and keep IL 10 good shape,
Holes Ia the road must be avoided
because the result is the same as . man
drilling IN . quarry. You put Wstei
into the boIe you are drilling and then
tbe ehurning Of the drill makes . hole
in the hard rock. So these places In
the road must be filed up and water
not allowed TO stand.
Mr.. Nairm Il q progressive farmer.
de vas following his plov with an
other peculiar machine. he exhibited
70 us 3 subsoil plow. It may be inter-
ssting u some farmers 70 know what
such An implement Il and what II looks
like. IL Is fat sort Of q plow shaped
ike . potato digger. IL follows in the
furrow Of the common breaking plow,
from six 10 twelve inches deep and
llfts the ground very much ~ q gopher
does, except q gopher doesn't always
raise the ground when you wish It.
After our conyersation with Mr.
Marin We left the Perrydale road AND
Journey north over road well graded
but not grayeIed, again coming int
the AmIty and Bailston pike road, o
which we spoke In our last article.
This road was graded by road "a,
work aud grayeled by private sn'
county subscription at q cost Of $3.50
for four miles OF road. Good farmer
are yet putting In oats and wheat II
this sec.Ion. Crops that are up lool
hne.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08
ZEE KxHE APPLIED
70 the Salaries Of the Teachers o. the
salem Public Schools

6AleM EN14tI 1|4~e4
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the Salem board Of educztiOn heid 10
the ofSes Of Clerk Bozorth last evening,
the tsaehers salaries were reduced snd
the following schedule was arranged
Sopsrintendent, 500 pc, month for
nine months. PnDdpai Of the East
school, S75- Principals Of North, PARK
and Lincoln schools, $40. First year
tsaebers, 80. Second year, $50. Third
year and thereafter, SIS. In arranging
theas amounts the board did 20 with
the undsrstanding that the warrants
would Be cashed ~ the close Of each
school month.
All warrants drawn in December
were ordered paid
Thee reductions will effect q saying
Of 5000 on expenses Of the next school
year.
A committee consisting Of Messrs.
johnson. Waite and OhmArt Was ap-
pointed 70 advertise for wood bids. The
bids are to be let 30 that no one person
will furnish wood to more than ont
school, the wood to be paid for October
let.
1t Il believed that the state and
county school money for this distric
win be several thousand dollars shor
this year.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

Eyssy les esn bsFs sosa ssli, esl
n lis lsis.i sisls, nasas " l'ssi n'sssi'
lsls 10 il,s lssi aassas', ~ = saasil
sam hew, ws sss ssiliaN ssssiisol
ysisss N tets ssils, sss Z ~ u ~
$40 y esAe sssit csli ssa - lhs'a'
lisef sslss ~ iswn IA gsuil,s ssd
lssn's a. Wea ss,iis saa Isi'is
i>ss eus Mas n hsAs ssps Eissss'
ssssensess. .eFslsilists, nssh sss', SO
Munfln phphhwtAh
~ lsalss sna mA@~s Tks chiasinss
sss ~ le 4 a. laiam' ssssf ias AZ
qlss n enem slnaew,
Wuffs nsfm A -
W ksss ll,s - lseysls she's N
loHa ~ ~ srseits
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08
The warship Oregon.

Ths general executive COMMITTEES ei
ssyen, 10 devise ways aud means "a
ausngs q souysnisr u the battlsship
Oregon mst today Is. w. Johnson, oi
Corvallis, w. Y. Wright, Of UaioDi j.
IA. Ralsy. Fsndisi0ni chas. ~. Doddl
Portland J. ~. u. Gray. Astoria, ara
10 Ghs cliy and are II tbs Hotel VIII
lanlssts. J. a. MoCiang. of Eugens
and Cbasiss hioksIl are not in attend
anos. Ths oommitias were CRESTED by
Mayer 0slsh. u this cily, IN the blue
rooln II ths sxoOutiys department aI
ths stalls hoaas, whsIs they are holding
tleig ssnuions
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08
The senter Payton 20

A gooda udienee greeted Senter Pay
ton at The Reed last night In the COM
edy Lightning Rod Agent"
The many happy hits were heartily
applauded and the speciAlties Of sing
Ing and dancing were repeatedly en-.
c)red
Every seat should be filled by thOse
who enjoy hearty laugh.
Tonight will be produced Joshus
Whitcomb, introducing specIAlties or
10 the company's usual standard Of ex.
cellence.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08
WE DON'T BOAST

Bat our patrons do sag that
tie quality Of goods and the
accommodating serDtce at
oar store Is beyond all COM
petition. Our prices are at
,cdys LOic. .MiLLer's Oid
Cent GROCERY, A rmOry
BufLding.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08
RIvER NEWS.

The river continues TO fall.
Steamer Elmore left for Portland at
$50 q. m. With = full load Of freight
and number Of passengers.
steamer Altoona left for Portland At
T;45 a. NJ, heavily loaded with miscsl.
laneous freight and large list Of pas
sengep.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08
The Shriners.

An excursiod party Of Salem MEM
bers Of the Mystic Shrine left for Port
land on . special car at lao p. m.
There wet 43 members Of the Mystic
Shrine Masonic order and their famil'
les IN the party, including Dr. W.
n. Byrd, Geo. Gray, VIM. Gray, Geo.
w. Davis, E. LafoFe, J. H. Albert
George II. Burnett, Phil Metcban
Lee Steiner, Jas. r. Davis, A. T. Bras
field, DR.. Williamson, Barker Hirsch'
berg Of Independence, Geo. H. Meyer
z. f. Parkhurst, Harvey Jordan,
Van Slype and others. They will at
tend banquet and return.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

CAs.U-SIsG?-If 30 come out to the
Presbytern church tonight and learn
the songs that will be sung In the state
Y. p. s. G. Z. convention. We want
100 voices At o'clock sharp this even.
Ing. Committee.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

lFs THE TALR An oyss TIE oily
ths ans wofs doss II shs talsa slssn
iaunafy, OuT warn y fsg supsflof "
shat ~ oaI oonl,slitogs sna ehsgsss ss
geasonahls.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

PREACHING ToEIGHT.-Rev. II. E.
Hornshuck Of Candy, will preach to-
night In the German Evangelical
church on Liberty street. Conference
will convene tomorrow at a. m., bold.
log over Sunday. Preaching every
night by visiting brethren.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

DEDICATED ToNIGHT.-TheW West
Salem Hall, recently erected on the
west bank Of the Willamette, will bt
dedicated tonight. Governor Lord
and Mayor Catch will be present AND
deliver appropriate addresses. The
Salem quArtette and other musica at.
fractions will add much to the enjoy
ment of the evening. Miss Marie Van.
dersol will recite one Of her faYorite
pieceS.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

II you are looking for work. call at
Salem Labor Bsreau and leave your
name and address. State Insurance
block. n. T. Davis a Co. stf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

NJ q, 81 HylsDd, Jspfsssnilns
.llas a klngi ~ Portland, 10 a ths
Wiiiaiiisiis Hotel slth = oomplsis lint
~ hatlplss nom thsu msuinoih de
.sfthisni slpff, sample Haonis 0tlsn ~
hs lAdlas " nslsil Thursday sRa Va,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoTIa.

WRT hALEn HALL.-Ths dedloa
ton ~ the new town hall Al Wssl
ltalsm takes plAos this Wednesday
sysninG Al . 0oloek. There u ~ bs .
gensral public gathering aud addresses
~ pIominsni olilssna The sntsTprlss
oi efeoiinE such . bullding fog publls
purposes, for educational, religious
moral aad entertaining gathsnags oan'
noi bs too highly ooiDmsndsd, - 4
W ihsss small bssinnlnss that ths
esaIseisf asd ideals " community
ass lsIssly n0uldsd, sea ths gFowlDs
t0vn " Wssi tsalsm u " l,s oongfaia
lslsa,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

AsOuf DISCOURAGED Our eompsi'
liow sFs sl,oui discouraged with tFylug
~ eoDpsis with as, sitbsf IN quality "
Ia pFios, Quality and pfios ooasldsIsd
oaf Soods o.n'i ~ bssi apyvhsfs q.
w, Johnso a hon,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08
Children Cry for
Pitchers CaetoEla.
Produce Dealer.

! am buying aud selling produces
such AZ hay, oats. wbset, live poulty,
eggs, aud Whatever there 10 mafHet Tor
ia nay lins. Gail sud see NE.
"A. w. DkRRIs,
4 Aw 100 state stTeet.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08
Police court

G. =. Moody went 10 jail this sfisf
noon In default of 90 noe aud oosis
foT aaas ult aud battery,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

For eompstsnI girls, Somen or men
call ~ Salem Labor Bureau, State Ia
sufanee block. ~. Z. Davis A Go. ST
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08
NEVER GROWS WEARI

We neUer tire Of telling DOI
about oar Gne stock Of pfc-
tUre mOntGtinDs. we most
Thoroughly understand this
branch and make no biunti-
ers Ia cutting.
KELLER q SONS,
I2O State sf.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

BAPIisT-Tbsre viii he no Thursday
night meeting at the Church this week
on Aeeount of &, T. Convention.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

J0s. sF1yed. Tbs latest thing 10
hair ofnsmsnts aDd side oomls, Al
Osb0fa's llaeksl Store.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

EntsFtAinmsut and BssiAl Teniaht
1hs youaa peopls ~ llls Meshoissi
ohnfeh wsli aiss en snleftAlnneDt and
staeiai AZ tis ". Al, q. a, ibls eyeninH
~ : geisok All als esfdiaiiy inVitsd
~ aifsnd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

Ladlss squars toe, patent leather tlp,
oIfofd lies only. W osSts, ~ osborn's
Racket ktoFs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08
Great Weather for Ducks.

We mean Dress Ducks and also wish TO call attention to
Ttes AZ zoe printed lawns sIc chaies &c, onehaf
wool chaIies zoe See Capes and Cape Goods. Our 81
broadcoth is beauty DR. Warmers Corses made to t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

whea Baby was sick, We gave her caStoriA-
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriA.
when Ehe became Miss, she chung to C4StoriA-
When she had Children. she gave them Cas:oriA,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

OUR PLATFORM

Only ihs best OToooTlsa
Only faiT pusas charged, .
The beet sllentl0n glYsn all
euslomsp Al falT eompen'
ll0a alsays mot
We srs here o. stay We
lead bat never lpll0s, ho
iakea
IA. "a, tiosnEaAA,
ial Stale w.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

KING, a. ihs faaaiiy hotas ~ south
Helsna, Al q ias, nsg b, iAsb, kllsn
KISS, aEna ~ guAis, ~ CONSUMPTION,
Npnssnl sefvsass sil 10 ksla Al y.
~. 1hnFsisy w as iieaih iaalssn \, ~
ahafeh,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

The nnsst llns u Soes ever showu
u halsn Rt Osb0Fn's Racket store
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

Mis- Myrtle iispbarn, ihs youns
LADY sho has tess snipioyed ~ tbs
Mes toFk hasksi" 10 nos ssleslady
~ usloFa's ila0ksi slafs. siid viil -
plssssd " alssi hsg aasHg igisnas thsfs,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

A dollar wlll bsy - plaah EIoo~glss
- heiniyfs a Davis ~ sRy plses ~
llas aiy, u naa ililis slefs,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08
WY msE lIAE LkD MONEY!

l.l NJ isi W Ill. ~ e. ess
w 80 y fssf aisil ~ ~ sa.t
tsasst@s ''s'es'h AZ ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

t.riffsl nsis "a nsal.sl a.i,.,.-...
'''s''ss 1850, a2ssii ~ ~ lea..l a.s N. ..s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

o. s.: s.s:: ~ s..-= ;;.s..' 'i:.'.: i..,s ~: -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-08

kgWe will receive the last of the week.
handsome line of Dress Goods ard Silks, in the
latest weaves and patterns.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-04-25
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made,

1t is asserted that the Western Union
wires have been tapped" at Carson, and
that the mint suspects have been kept fully
informed of the movements and intentions
OF the detectives Though NOSE of the dis
patches were sent in cipher, some important
ones were not, and these were known in
Carson before they were known in Washing.
ton
The war between Japan and China is
over, for there is no doubt that terms of
peace have been agreed upon and the agree.
ment signed. Upon the whole, the results
are good for the world. China has been
taught valuable lesson, and in that country
an era of modern ideas and influences in all
probability will date from the signing of the
treaty of peace.
The magnificent Raymond hotel at Los
Angeles was burned to the ground recently.
The hotel was fve-story frame structure
with three towers one rising prominently
from the center, the others from each end.
1t was built in 1887 at q cost of $3.50. 900
and had since had about $50, 900 of i'm.
provements placed upon it. Its guests all
escaped without injury.
This man, remarked the asylum attend.
ant, lis the most complicated case in the
institution. He started with mild attack
OF the Napoleon revival, struck the Tribly
craze at its inception and this soon develop.
ed into mania for duplicate whist. Now
the poor fellow imagines he can see some
lucdity in the ideas Of those publishers who
turn their newspapers over to female
editors. The experts pronounce his case
incurable Elk.
All that is needed now to make the
triumph of bimetallism absolutely certain
at the polls in the coming Presidential cleo.
ton is for Mr.. Cleveland and his Cabinet to
take :he field for the single gold standard
Every measure they have favored up to
date has been defeated and if they will
only now demand the total disuse of silver
in our currency our nints will be re.opened
to the unrestricted coinage of silver and
gold at the ratio of l6 to as soon as the
next Congress and President can pass bill
to that effect. Virginia Enterprise.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-04-25

Scarlet fever is again prevalent at Austin
Silver State.
The Illinois Legislature has made matri.
mony more binding by passing law max
ing wife deserton penitentiary offense.
The Austin Reveille says Fred Schmail-
ing brought to Austin last week $3.50 bar
of gold, che result of T. j. Bells first clean
up at lone, Nye county
Mrs. J. A. Huntoon, widow of the late
Treasurer of Lyon county, has received
$1,000 from the A. 0. U. w. Lodge for in
surrnce on hea late husbands life.
The reward for the train robber who re.
Gently killed Sheriff Bogard of Tehema
county, California, at Reeds station now
amounts to the large sum of SIS, 600.
The San Francisco papers are filled with
the horrible details of the murder of Blanche
Lamont and Minnie Williams 1t is now
almost certain that Durrant is the murderer
of both girls.
Colonel, what would you do if man
called you liar? | mean friend"
"Well, sub would show him the re-
spect of attending his funeral after it were
all over, sub, -
An exchange says: If a womans thumb
has long first joint she is as stubborn as
mule; if long second joint she is as
stubborn as two mules; but if the first and
second joints are short she is no more
stubborn than other women
The Cadets of the State University will
- 77dered out for ten days march and
camp on Washoe Lake, under command of
Lieutenant Hamilton, before the June vaca.
ton. The boys will have to foot it and
pack their accoutrements and rations.
Smallworth- Old man GRIPPE, the chattle
mortgage man, got needle in his hand this
morning and the doctors had to cut it out
Ford-Nothing strange in that. They
would had to do the same thing had if it
been nickle. Indianapolis Journal.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-04-25
SOUTHERN LINCOLN.
Matters Moving Along There in a
Promising Way.

Crops in the Muddy Valley and Bunker.
vile will be ready to harvest by the first of
June. In small grains there will be a bigger
yield than has been known for years.
The walls of the new meeting house and
school building at Bunkervile are up.
There are 1872 perches of stone laid in mortar
and the building will be a credit to the
settlement 1t will be used for public
meetings and gatherings generally. 1t will
be allowed to stand until fall before finally
enclosing and finishing up.
The proposition of building good road
between Bunkerville and the Muddy Valley
is again under consideration and efforts in
this direction promise success. A good
highway between the two points, one which
will avoid the numerous river crossings and
be comparatively easy of construction is
what the people there have in mind.
Daniel Bonelli of Rioville has bonded his
mica claims to Salt Lake parties for $l0,-
600 final payments to be made by the first
of November next. Four men are at work
opening the claims up. They are situated
about fifteen miles up the river from Rio
vile. 1t is from these claims that the
sheets of mica displayed here year or two
ago. measuring upwards Of six inches square
were taken.
Some of the Crescent district properties
are soon to change hands T. Patterson
of the White Hills, Arizona, has bonded
from Phelps and Holmes their interests in
the district for 100000 for three months
and has men at work on some of the claims.
Part of the money is already paid and Mr..
Patterson is said to be now negotiating for
the purchase of the Legal Tender Co.'S mill,
which indicates his opinion of the claims
and the district generally and promises
more work there in the near future.
Prospecting continues in the vicinity of
the Lucky Dutchman claim southeast of the
Vegas. A prospector named Lawrence has
fine looking ledge opened up for depth
of forty feet about a mile from the Lucky
Dutcbman itself. Every sample from the
ledge is said to show colors of gold, though
the ore is a deceptive looking sort of stuff
rhe frosts in the early days of this month
were felt as far south as the Vegas. A
good portion of the apricot crop there was
destroyed, together with some of the
almonds. In the Muddy Valley no damage
was none at all and the yield in both these
fruits promises to be large.
The Keystone Company is involved in
bad way. The present condition is thought
by some to be due to freeze out game
played on the minority shareholders The
mill shut down two weeks ago but the
miners, some twelve or fourteen in number
were taking out ore and proposed to run the
mill and pay themselves from the proceeds.
The mine is said to be looking fairly we'll
and it is thought the men will have no diff
Guilty in thus getting their wages.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-04-25
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World sFair Highest Medal and Diploma.
DE LAMAR DOTS.

The ice wagon has been making regular
trips the past week. The ice is brought
from Meadow Valley Wash where it was
made last winter
f, T. Swindler accompanied by his son
Charles, arrived from Phoebe on Wednes.
days stage
James Dufin arrived here on yesterdays
stage
Mrs E. D. Turner and daughter Sabra
spent several days in town this week.
An immense stock of clothing, dry goods,
hardware, etc., has been received by d. L.
Wertheimer 4 Co. during the past week.
The Gold Cup continues to ship ore to the
mill at Bullionville.
j, W. Palmer has sold his lodging house
here to James Williams of White River.
Mr.. Williams guarantees satisfaction to
all patrons.
II you want to be dressed in the latest
style call at Wertheimer's.
The Model meat market has changed
hands, Messrs Francis & Lytle having dis.
posed of their interest to J. NJ. Pulsipher.
From all reports the DeLamar Company
will have to get their supply of water from
Meadow Valley Wash as their present
source of supply is growing less all the time.
The mill is still running steadily and about
forty-fve tons of ore is being put through
every day. Another COLONIZATION barrel
will be added to the MILL
Saturday morning last the second bar of
bullion was shipped by the DeLamar Co.
Now en- route for D. L. Wertheimer h
Co. carload Of furniture, imported espec.
ally for them by the Freed Furniture Co. of
Salt Lake City,
John Shier has received another invoice
OF drugs at DeLamar and Phoebe. Orders
by mail will receive prompt attention.
Jos Coumerilh of Spring Valley, was
among our weeks visitors.
Frank K. McNamee Of Eureka passed a
successful examination before the Supreme
Court few days ago and was admitted to
practice in the courts of Nevada. Carson
News.
Don't throw rubbish into the streets.
Put all refuse matter into boxes and barrels
and have it taken outside of the town
limits. Cleanliness is a necessity in the
Spring. Fevers of various kinds result
from the germs produced by decaying
refuse. Guard the health Of the community
by carting the refuse away from town.