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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1895-04-06
OWNS A WHALEBAck YACHT.

An Atlantic Pilots Queer Craft
Which Sails without a Rudder,
Captain James N. Peirce a veteran
pilot Of the Atlantic coast, who holds
licenses in various ports, recently ar
rived In Baltimore from Norfolk in his
whaleback fishing smack Capalca,
curious craft that was built upside
down, inside out, wrong end first, and
finally rolled down hill, turning sew
en- times in its descent, into the mud,
flshed out the next day and loated.
The last-named process constituted her
launching, says the American The
novel craft is 81 feet over all, I feet
inches beam, feet 6 inches depth
ait and 1S inches forward She was
built OF white oak ribs, with cedar
planking. with house and siding of
North Carolina pine. She is In three
Water-tight compartments. Her build
ing was begun in Norfolk, Va, two years
ago, and was partly finished in Cam
den. N. J. When the last touches are
put upon her there is no telling where
she will be. On her forward deck is a
comfortable house in which the captain
has his spring bed, cooking utensils
and other useful articles. Just aft is a
cockpit five feet long, semicircular
forward, with room for four men to
fish. Aft Of that is what constitutes
the amidships water tight compart-
ment which Captain Peirce uses as a
well for live fish, and it averages TWEEN
ty-eight inches in depth. Aft of that,
and on the overhang. will be when
completed storeroom for fish or any
thing else. Beneath this and the house
| forward are watertight compartments
The rig is of the old bum ketch'' pat
tern. with two masts, and she carries
three sails, jib, mainsail, and jig
ger. Her hull has a regular rocker
built bottom, and stands the sea adj
| mirably. If capsized she VIII almost
right herself. Captain Peirce says he
sailed his craft over 800 miles without
a rudder. She is named after the IA
nous bark Capalca, which rescued the
unfortunate Fenians from an Dieman's
Land years ago, when Captain Peirce
was mate Of her. Captain Peirce is
on cruise in the bay and is accompan-
led only by his Newfoundland dog Ro-
yer. He claims Baltimore as his home,
but lives aboard his strange. craft.
He is So years old
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1895-04-06
L Cooked the Fish.

A. l. COOAeO tHS r A0hs
happened to find notebook and a
he'll in my pocket, and wrote down
about the dimensions Of the island,
d / drew maps Of it, and marked all
| places where / found water or dis
fered mountains or made any other
eresting discoveries. So far as l
lid see, the island was not inhabited,
ziI did not find any wild beasts about
ich relieved my mind. I found out
erWards that a few lions and tigers:
H such things did inhabit a jungle
1.-THE center OF the island, but they
Ter disturbed me. I suppose, proba-
|. ihey fearef man
That might be, Billy. But what did
Il get to eat z" z.a
Well, that first night / happened for.
sIately to remember that the captains
te had put up an excellent dinner for
before I left. So / ate that, and
Ia, thanking Providence for having
I me upon 4 desert island at last, 1
/ down on the grass and went to
Il In, - ..# ~.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1895-04-06
a Cunning Little scheme.

Miss Richgirl tdouhtfully) am afraid
pa will never consent unless you place
him under obligations to you.
Mr.. SIimp,lrse Hum! Let-me- sec.
I might pretend TO save you from
drowning or something. .
That wouldn't be OF any use. He
would simply hand you a reward and
forget all about i.
But there must be some way to-
win his favor. Il =.
155's".Oh, 4 have it, You wait until pa
gets into Il tight place. and then you
rush i'll and save him from bankr,!,ss-
t'o New York Weekly
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1895-04-06
ON A DESERT ISLAND.

The clock had begun to strike the
hour Of nine and was just preparing
to say: -. ....> e'..@...
BILLY, it is time little boys went to
bed" when Billy anticipated my
words:
t:Did I ever happen to tell you," he
asked thoughhully, "of the time was
upon desert island?'
IT thinh not, Billy" considered.
"Was it while you were pirateT' =
"Oh, no; it was entirely a separate
affair, the desert island adventure. It
was nearly about the same time, how
ever. That is, it was either just after
or just before was pirate. 7 sup
pose had gained quite taste for the
Sea at that time," remarked Billy, mod
tstly- Il went to the Arctic regions,
TOO, you know. often thought what a
lonely life those sailors had who were
sast upon desert islands. Then they
had a whole island all to themselves,
nobody to tell them that they must 60
b bed" here Billy gave me reprov-
Ing glance ''or that they must get up,
q that they must wash their face and
tands, or must 80 up stairs and put on
Aolean collar. And thought Of it 80
eiten, and 80 long, that at last began
q consider il perhaps couldn't happen
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14
silver city society Cards.


SILVER CITY IO ~. 40 ~, A. F & 4.
- NJ. M~"ts II saturday even@g o or hc-
10 :ul, moon. Sojnu n'ng brethren are cor
A. GRErF, w. NJ.
R. H LFo ARD, JR, Sc.
~YRUs CHAPrER 70 . r.. A. NJ. Meets
~ we y saturday nft RI Il moon SoJourn-
inK Com panions are co dialiv invited 10 at
tend j. &. CO. RS. NJ. l.. H. +.
R.H LEoSARD, JR.. Sec
~wYHEE LoDG No. 2, I. o. o. F..
~ meets pve'y Fri lay even ng. Nistui K
brothers always wol.'onI
L. A. YORK, Sec.
NHtRIAM RERFKAH pFGREE L0nGE
AVl No. -. q. r., mreis ihIrd We,in' s.
day Of each mon II. Mem5ersof o eer lodges
cordially lnvl;.d.
MKS A MA LEoYARD. N. G.
II HELE> GREET, see.
NMYS GENCAMPMENTN NTMbER SIX,
AWE d. o. o f., meets Second nnd 10 rih
Mon lay evenings of ench month. Ysiling
>atriarchs rdially invited tn ntienh
X n. I.Fo ARD DJR c. z.
THEo PHILLIP ,Scribe
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14
A COLORADO Mining Boom.

Mine sprcu = ion IN Denver is grow :
! ing fn an exriiipg altirni. l.asf w. TX
very nearly six million SHARES Of stock
v, re- snld on III huur Of the mining tx
! =. arge in hat city, i'ri' cir,sl Cri, pie.
Or. Il companies T - X fiji, Circns''
h.iug nnw an the wsrp Ia Lou,ion and
New Yp'k, the N-u Yrk papers. par
: cnnIarly thu n " Ynk Wo,id, are
trying IN pr, vent Il hnom in Colorado
s''cks hv cau'inning prople agairsr
lh-n. The ID nv<r rap,s, or The
othrr hai d. claim ti.at there is not u
single Incorporated company ~ Crippe
Gre, VIII s. entire property w,.nli nol
non sell a. \ hi h pric, itan The
shares are selling 10, on ri ange. OfT~rs
Ia ave- bren made FIR n nunher II prop
eriies n fgnrrs las d 40 tie qnni,,i
stances the off ~ have been declined.
TIE reason fnr :, ,fu-ing surh II I,,s j.
tie steady a'vaucr The share are maxi
ing in vaiu-. Il is nov asserted thar
C,iprl- Crr, k il den onsiratrd IL Ia. u
greater emp than the f.u,nu> Kstiir
camp. Il d that while the Bsrralo
shares have been sold away /" ynrd
their par ,alue-, C.ipple Creek SHARES
are sill mnch elpw such ign,es
A ver la'lr nining hoom seems 10
H. a1sn'e,i, and all that Il e New Yak
aud o'hrr estirrn pai'-rs ran preach
against II viii nuI s'rpit. We sr,- ytni-
itie'i that eastern parties arr moi YET in
j., bnt ar" standing a2hast at seeing
great proti's realiz q bv western men.
We tope III New Ynkers VII ke T.
"T. They g.nernllS sep in IN rims 70
gsi away ~Illi The biggest sliare of ih-
prni s, aud VIII no nonbt have Their
ting rs IN this pie 1.i, but We hope
stocks "lil e mime 10 sail up~ards
log tlnle first.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14
Tallnn-Go d.

Mhrried-At tie smence of the
brute, parents. IN BeLania., Irlahn. D :
c. mber IL 1895 Mr.. A bert rallnn aud
NJ 81 A Mabel G ,ad, Rev. Jacop
P'ul'st iiiri.riug.
The ~tddlng Was qniet one, attend.
81 10y ohh a, " of ih- Intimate friends
"i THE conllarling parties. III" g,onn..
ani tie father OF tri =, are highly -
TEEN d sn'nluy yersof Ihr D-Lamar con-
pauy. Tnoy have The best WISHES OF u
large ci'clr If wsrm and ahmirirg
frients The groom has - c,ntly ~, ed
a mat co'tagr near The home ni rh-
bird s part nts, which the happy
couple VIII nrcupv.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14
A Great New-paper.

Among all fhr great new spapers pub-
ilshed in This couutry, The Denver
Il 'cky Monntain News is one ofIhe best
that reaches Idahn. 1t is right upon
nearly rvrry q I"sion of political econ
nmy aft ciing Western interests, and
merits ldahI pifronage. Patrnnize on.
is such papr' as uphold yonr interests.
Ynu vii find Ms much interesting read
ing ia lhr r cky Mountain News as in
any of l's E Eistrrn goldbng copleInpo-
'arirs. Send for sample copy or call
al his office aud get one.
The News will be sent To any one for
30 cents a month. For Sl25 you
ran gel An txcellrur three quarter cray
m portrait If yourself or any friend and
Tue NeWsene month. E close photo
W b vnur name and address plainly
v it u on the hark. Al iress, Z ne
Il rky Mountain News Printing Co.,
Denver, Colorado.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14

The Av.Iarrhe. IN urging the con
siruciion # n n,rd' rn Gus nm mill aud
san.plinv rl.ui At Silver City has hit
he greatest neressiiy N Owy he, comfy
IL parties Will bniid Il small mill.
quipp-d with b.'h vanne : aud pam
aud al-o c,e'nide PIan', 'li.rr Wohl''
be plenty of ~",k TO KEEP il going
s'a1iiy aod pfnii'ab y. Il would he u
sell suppnr'ing concern, hni as an in
'iuc~n- II for The rieh' parry to buiid
"nr, the mine o~urls a.d prosprrtor-
Would dcnbtless sabscrihe liberal
l'nnns.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14

NJ. G. d. Ba'ci,rl-r hrins jsr SIX,
WAS cel,.hra'ed hv so is dinner NJ
his homr, TO v hici, only few Of his
most iniina'r friends We're invited. II
Mas lsi onr of lhnsr dinners fnr wbirh
his charming family is no'ed, onlv MIS-.
prrpa' aiion rnfife:v 10 Ihr girls, s. lao
showed lha ihev had been aIf SCI nlais
iH 'iIe art ia which thir mother -xeels.
NAny cnmplinenis acre paid The ypnDe
ladies by The pnesis for Tie snrress Of
heir iInrs, ard all .xpr ss.d their
good ~'shes for The continued heal b
and happiness Of their esteemed hosI
and los ess.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14

All The old tune War Eagl- min rs
SII he pleased wnh The r, port thai J..
.f. Hill, iorn rrly of liver cry, "nd
l,st srfing 10 charge Of the Ana mine
in Delnmar. has struck ifqnitp rich Ut
Wnloa Creek. Il is repo,',d TINT Il,
has on hand hrer tons nf nre taken
from what is c,nsi.i.r dan nnprn- i-ing
prn~p,rt hob, whirh il worth S3.O0O
rer ION. Congratulations are ais du..
"a Iiauy ". Do'usr. VIII known and
+si tm'd err, fr periin~ fire star
an h- road 10 f.rrnne in that sap'
Wil'ow Crr'k diSiric'. The NUGGrT
sish both of tinse g.H'l. n.rn eaIi-
zltion OF thri, lrlghtest aniicipstipns
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14

For real valuable Christmas pr, senls
90 To Lphn Rowttpr j-wtrlv store. II
'on want u ~a'ch uf II kind That hr
d ~ cary in sin'k hr uili order It
lor You. and 'ou may iels upon getting
iust v hat you want
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14
oWYHEE COUNTY DIRECTORY

County Commissioners
1T Dist w. N. Nich is. silver city.
2l pis;.-IDhn Scalr>. Del-in r.
81 isisi. = - Cook. Three Creek.
ieriff-Jo n ioNc..
Clerk nisf. Court r T.. Ballard.
Probate Judge E. Lewis.
Asses ORA. B. tr,riir on.
TreasIr.r-S. I. n. Smith.
Coroner-Dr. j y. WESTON.
Jusrir., ofthe Peac". D Lamar:
II 8. Fl ives.
Constaole.-Janes W P,scoe
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14
The sau :.

TIE Oitsria fnNn nf S nli 81. MafiA
is rapiiiy becp irv The ,uust i,up"r ant
nrnnf .ctnrlrg town in the Damir.ion
II ANAL. 1br Io~n boasts Of an In
mems waIeI InHrr. in ii canal onr n,Il..
long, ~ + II wide aud ~ ie,I deep 10
cary The Siuit sr mnd the RAJ ids. TIE
oprnlng of The largest paper pulp ulll
III he Wurlh was recently rel hraIrd
there with RteaI pride and alisfartiup
TO the cIlz -ns. THE mil cpn~nm = III
cords 81 wood r,r day making dai:y u
prninct reqniIlng ten cars Ia renrvr il.
This IL nul, the first If number nf
contemplated pn'trpris ;. and work has
already h-en begnn an u asfcond pu y
nill Tins II tu he rg,r ihan hr
first. larper t"nrage passes tLrn ph
The Sn cana's tv.r, year II al enr,r
any srap'ri IN 'hr world. makIug boIl,
The American aud th,. Cana lilns towns
busting and rhrlsiHe places.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14

dncrr, The corn prodnrer, The wool pro-
dnrrr ard 'he ctton pro iucrrs arr
bare ones indeed.
'Lay rn, VI 'cdnf.
And damned be he who first cries hold,
ennnghI1
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14
$JI.OJO %
MUS IIang

The supreme rol fss decided tha,
Ellington, tue man wh I'll II and killed
his companion, Bugs, IN Bots. las
winter. uust hang. Que capital cou-
vIction in t"is jriicil dislriet at least.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14

II lonks as { tpe hDt,p 10 undertook
20 ref"rm gamilinv in Boise to ihe ex-
'enl Of abal .shing sind pnkpr, viii have
10 spend ih- winter in Jill. If,his is
'hr iirsi time FIR him 10 gel b. hind th,
ars hr has plaeed ju ~ ,rle,inl mch.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14

A fnrnight az q org- ampsor. at
Silver Guy. plsc, d $500 in rn,Gency in
nm envelope and gave ITO nan drir-
Ing hay team to cary Ia S d Kmghi.
of Sneavillr. On The way home ia
man d'opp,d the package out Of his
pccke'. A ill gent search WAS made
for it, aud it wrs finally ypi en- NJ a
gone fofev r. A se,k k ago Mr. Knigh
nj up 10 The Meadow Lax miue aud.
three M les from hume. fonrd the pack :
age la,i abnut leu feet f,um he road.
Il hui d'opp.d oni nf the n'an's ppck-i
~li'e hr Was wa king 10 ep war;
! h- man VITO lost he mnney MAS as
much r, lievsd as Mr. Knlghi.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14
THE PRESIDENTS pKEson pr1oN.
About One-HaIf of the Lengthy DocI
ment Devnted to Financial Matters.

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This, Il ieas,. has fte m.,i, Of csndor.
he ~. sidrnt il mi th. kind nf a on ck
wIo ady.r.is. g -. eth removed Win
nut pain.p He is an oh 8, hnol p,ar,i
timer who believes in pnrping aud
hlood-l l,ing, and who rrIi.a nu,n
raii+nt take his ~ escriptians.
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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Tn DtLamar Ding Store has jnst re-
ceiv+d large invoice of cartridges.
Frank Crossen keeps cartridges and
shells.
Fashionable Dr' ssmakinp, by Miss NJ.
G. Doqnet,~, at Mis-. W. Wolverton's.
Clolfms cl-auinp and Repairing done
iu hrsi manner al 4le Dye Works, De-
I Lamar.
Lsrgrst stock and best grades OF Gig
a,s IN rnWn. always 10 be found at The
DrI.amar Drug S'ore.
Cross,u will sell 80 cent novels for 25
cents aud % rent towels for 10 cents for
Two eeks. Not exchangabe.
J I'm J Baker, Tailor. Suits to order
Sl5 70 aud nrs ards.
The D.iauar DrnQ Store is supplied
wilh he finest and purest grades of
Wines aud iqnnrs for NJ, dicinal use.
MI Marz has just received large
stuck nf m-n's. Wonpn'sanl children's
Rntbrr Bnot- Ovrrshoes and Rubbers.
STANDARD novels for sale at Mrs.
Gr sson's. q
G.nnine IIennrssey Brandy and
Shenandoah. Rvr and Walkers G ma
dlan Cinb Whskys at the DeLamar
Drug Sinre.
Aify Suheren left this week for
Boise. sl,rre he will attend school dur
Ing The winter.
Isay & G,mhrig have j lat received an
elegant line of Childrens' Overcoats and
srrs aud sell them at extreme low
prices.
Lot 94o7 overcoat with Cape a to 8, s4.oo
sSg sssg ss Ulster. deep color, e - sSS s.SS
The u, L,mar Drug Store has just re-
rervrI complete stock of Paints and
Ills. Also supply of prepared sauit-
AIRY kaIs-mnine.
Mat NJ ,rz has jlst received fell snp-
ply OF h- Br wa Shoe Company's est
make of Men'p Wnmen,s Bad Children's
B ,ots up,i Shoes. Call and see them.
G 10 the Candy Kitchen for fine
F esh Oysters, served in any style.
o sirfs a,so on sal,. by The can.
We call ,onr Afternoon tothe presents
given away by Isay & Gpmbrig. They
are us fnl aud ornamental and we ad-
wise everybniy to secure them.
Snhscrip ions taken at the Postoffice
Stnrr for any Magazine or Newspaper
in Ihr JnIfrd States or Canada. You
can save cost of money order, postage
and trouble of ordering by paying in
price of subscription only, TO Frank
CrossoD.
K .rp yonr fingers warm this winter
u, Stepping into Crosson's store and
selecting tor our self nice warm pair
of glnv,s or mitirns. Crusson has Just
opened up a fine stock and great va
ririy uf these 90 IDS.
Frank Swi-her, The miIkmsn, wishes
Ioinforn his cnsio nprs that the price
pi milk after thus month will be for
Octnper, 40 cents, November, As cents,
aud during the winter so cents per
.aa N. If
Every subscriber paying one years.
inscription fr III NuGeET, in advance
Aill lie given one yeor's subscription to
lr tinrlnnati Weekly Enquirer, one
agr>t and best week.-Mrs. published.
The q nrer is one Of the trougest
advocates of fee coinage in the East.
Re'incrd rates on acrount oflhe meet
M of The n 'rihNest Fruit Grower AS.
'iciaiion At walIa Walla, WASH, De-
;sniber lDih, OF one and one. fih fare,
rr'ihca.e plan, will be given from all
la'in"s in iaho and Oregon to WaIla
Nail', Wash Certificates at reduced
atfs returning to he signed by N. G.
}lalcoeS, Or, sizing rlficer.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14

p rcy V. VI bison WI i.ave tnno,row
mmnieg f9r tx weeks at Lis OlJ
nome in TORONTO,
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14

Barrett, Of Mas.arhuserts. has pre-.
scented II - solution an congress inn e,cl-
ing Eri'a,sa or Bayafd Bayard
pita'es thr Enelish people so we'll thai
the L gIish papers are all d fcnlinr
him. Bnt t,en in rs defense The s
James a z-'t- a lnirs thn' "M-. BA,-
a'd's iHd' ser lion MAS 50 4 lirrra,e. We
Jpnb il he did not conlrnp IT, ms re-,
rnli. Afl'r all, W., 100. snou ,e-rnt
il fun ministers made similar state
ments.u
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14

John s. langiishc, ,ditor and PRO
tritor f ihr Wasdurr Ne 70, iird NJ
bis home in Wardnrr. an lhr 30 Il
nl;mn. Mr.. I.angrishe siahi-hed The
\ Va nine y-afs as". end nrd h 3
management il his had great iniln~Ec
IN maintaining The prosperity and mp
The, At times. tnrhnl-nt Ceir n'Alrne
cnnut,y Formerly The decreased WAS an
actor and Theatrical manager and va
wrleiy and popniatly known ~ a mos'
eenial geutleman aud ALWAYS rrne to
hns l'l'nIs. H., fr" years ago r-n-
rrsent' has 90 Inty in The idAho senate
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14
Monthly statement.

Following Is a synopsis of the man
sge''s iepo,t 10 tie d Lamar Compass
lar The month OF Nov, mbrr, 1875:
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14
~ FRANK : CRossos, PRoPRlEToa a-
Variety Goods,
Stationery, Books, Periodi-
Gals, Fruits & Confectionery.
To3Ag1o & CIGARS.

Just Received. Stink nf Wall P,per
R1- Subscription Agency for Ell
Periodicals in America and
Europe.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-12-14
fHE De LAMAR NUGGET.
Issued every s'iu day.
JOHN LAMB. Publisher.
Entered in the postoaice at peLamar Idaho, as
second-class matter.
SUBScRIPrI0N RATES.

One copy, per year, % 90
One copy, six montha, ~
One copy, three months. 90
&xs- Advertising rates made known on ap-
1icaton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

most importan, position In the CONNER.
cial world. Among the leading expon.
snts OF this line OF enterprise In Salt
Lake city, Is Mr.. L. G.. Holding, 40 w.,
fifst South street. The business was
established eight ycas ago, and has
necessarily ilourished, Mr.. Holding Is
an electrician OF considerable ability.
some idea OF his ability may be gained
from the knowledge that al the elec.
trical supplies in and work done az the
SAT- Lake Temple, the State University
building, the Templcton hotel. and many
Of the pnbllc and private buildings IN the
city, and also a number Of the Latter.
day Saints meeting houses, are the result
OF his work, He always gives his per-
sonal attention TO all work entrusted to
him, aud pays strict attention TO the
smallest details. He makes specially
OF electric lighting annunciator,, burglar
alarms, medical batteries, telegraph in
strumenis, etc. He also carries a fine
stock OF electrical supplies, and i pre-.
pared TO MI orders OF any magnitude
lie Is the pioneer IN the business Ia this
city end has acquired a very large bust.
ness lie has been engaged IN the pres
ent line Of business m my years. He is
highly esteemed; and AS fast as electricity
advances, so viii his business.
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ment during the building season. A
private switch connects The yard and
works with tile Denver & Rio Granfc
Ky. and by that road with all the rail.
ways entering the city. They have a
capacity OF Erecting the City and County
building within one year. The company
deals IN wood, marble and onyx man els,
CRATES, floor and art tile, marble and
toilet slabs. counter tops, winscotng
marble floors, etc, tomb stones, monu-
ments. etc. They are direct importers
OF Italian marble. They have bull, up
an immense business. and their trade ex-
tends throughout Utah, Idaho, Montana
and Wyoming. They are also builders
and contractors Of no tile note aud have
erected many Of our largest and most
beauiiul buildings, among the number
being toe Templeton hotel. Dinwoodey's
store. Clark, Eldrcdgc's & Co.'S store, the
Hooper q Eldredge building, FOrt
Douglass and many other business blocks
and fine residences. They designed and
built the Bolivar Roberts monument. also
the BnNton, Farrcn and Stewart monu-
ments. The members Of the firm give
their entire attention TO the business and
are able, active business men. Mr. los.
Watson one OF the founders. WAS born
4 New Castle on Tine, England, and
Is u Scotch descent. lie came here
during boyhood, travelling over the
plains with "a OK team. He is a practi.
cal man al the business, self made and
has had long experience. lie manages
the business aud Is a member OF our Cry
council representing the third precinct
Mr.. Barrett superinicnds the marble and
manis works. lie Is young man and
thoroughly understands every detail. Mr.
Bowman Is also young man. an arehi.
tcct by profession and has charge Of build
ing operations and outside work; he IS a
practical man, an expert aud one Of the
best draughtsman In the city Messrs.
Bowman and Barrett came here from
England, during childhood and grew up
In the business with Watson Bros.
u. q. Holding.
In this electrical age, the electrician
and dealer In electrical supplies, nils