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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-17
An English Admiral Dead.

London. Nov. 16.-Admlral Sir Frederick
William Richards, lord Of the admiralty.
died suddenly to-day in a hotel at Bath.
lie was 60 wears of age.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-17

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
to cure. 25c.--ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-17
Doctors Say;

Bilious and Intermittent Fevers
which prevail in miasmatic dis
tricts are invariably accompan-
led by arrangements of the
Stomach Liver and Bowels.
The Secret of Health.
The liver is the great driving
wheel" in the mechanism of
man, and when it's out oforder,
the whole system becomes de-
ranged and disease is theresult.
TUFTS Liver Pills
Cure all Liver Troubles:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-17
Southern Railway
PIEDMONT AIR LINE

THE GREAT SOUTHERN SYSTEM.
The only line In the South operating
every day in the year solid Pullman ves-
tibuled limited trains between Jackson
vile, Charlotte and Washington and New
York.
Schedules effective July 49, 1896.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-01

IN, Go den bar Mining company
ha- guIted utir 10 a valuable g,uui
d, mimus olGlms In the Comp Fivy
district,
Col, HeuTOu, manager OF the Mia.
CARA miuiuE company has u,o iueu no
10 uuiiu the piUlyC ed mill nj M prop.
yuy 10 Bingham. luv passage - "a,
vigul-nuur law ia The ub.'rucuou.
To Homo Fro Insurance oompnu,
aud 1uu CuIp Wagon anu MuuHIu,
q. mprny, "a IA ui.,rDutuu q. its stock.
uulutr- yuslvIu y e dividend "a 900.
cent on their capital ~ OK % $g8u.UUN
II Is clan ed by The uwuo,s .f N,
q. ysrr miu., that Mt Duuc.t's c0u-
.ract tor nu putCnase OF lh,t property,
mas tXpuUd aud II there uru 70 Il.
however lhoy do not my tuatttel
W ulI not frluquish their luiugs lui
100 900 as trnuered ny Attorney W
b.. HAL on Saturday last. They van
10 bue tho luf OI tue mOu,y b0!uIc
say inI 40 thing dohuiSs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-01

pie'el their work aud rnan discharged.
or hHN ANS amount CON uu drIur uI
tom The final p- lma .. which ha. ole.
ready been paid
The repur also dIrous that tho rm.ult
uU.r."fei shall Doc dI-u.hu pI HmuuF
various % r.tns vhY uHNu iu msu.I m4.
.Ura. HIu .sH.r, nUl fouls DOB utur them.
ur u"usuH a. .u0 amount Iu Boz uU.# 10
iNUu TUspUu INo.N
Tho aggregate amount OF those claims
is mot even m.uNuuuI lu. I um Iu.
formed tuut thpy will likely DNr,.I tho
amount brpruuup eN lu boz .t.. snail
he c.Him- u1 pad pro uH ur which of
ilym shall lu % DO urd which .UI. be-
ru.u cd iHyWuut, and DO uuE SUCH r.,.
mont uu made. would tho raUiI.u .Is Uo
iuwI uyNg lmus uuI.
Hm 80 i.u.d iIu. iha UuaI lma o.
under which ihus. y.rfN"IYI4 have ale
ready been paid was UBr.I upon u very
luHfui conjunction uf fur vutHu. bp
lh board 1I un.ir vuiH- uuI lHs civ
engineer, aud ha % -u gentlemen have
% ready received 300 iuiI Wru-uto.U.l that
they arc ,nltl,u tu have uuuor lu CONE
tTHyt
Besides having boon ger,r,usl, maid
under he terms of their Hg.o.mput.
they have been She rurI Inuts cot u.h.i
tuuf tuntR. iAN0r.At Do. expense OF .up
Taxpayers, among which may bu men.
tuuuu.
rist-Tho payment tl Thorn of g % 900.
known as tho "uuuu..
~,uoud-lhn tup.p ad u,fuusIuus "
Time ngEIUlWuE Hn 700 u.. aud ono.
huii yutrs hoy uud tuU Imu uam0I boo Che
contract for comp q Irg tho work. uuu
winch has cost iNu uI b uut lU.s than
$1,000 lu the mulor ~ engine. RUG,
sulcr'isiyu, Utr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-01
Homo lrum nenktn

MI G.. D.. WutanI, the hustiuy
tl.ga.d land agent rylur ed hom,
.rum Denver again WHITTIER he
wsu,tb. %, uc work ngo to look eilct
ma''rt- cluu,urI with ui- uu.'uess.
d.. b.. $3.50 lhal The Iabosa0,su % mining
.I.thsIu different Colorado Clu,- have
.tuHHsrly Ul. uamIur uu ,ha.
mur..iu .m.. ont advertised gUIu
.H"t cripple Greet. Muru com.
200 % .au.v t.Ib Dr. gaiug uu 900 tDIurh boo
sos. TesI,yt tl the Ogden Power DAN
company, wu.uu be- l1ukud upon ss Oh
ru.rrIffr when should bee iO,trfuH
aUI vuHUuraE % 900 account of lht
.fuai guHl Iuu inhabitants OF that pat
yi Iuu State NIil .uflvc rom a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-01
COUNTY COURT AFFAIRS.


The county court met at II o'clock
to-day WITH all momuyts pI,ssut auu
Dnufmuu GbIIr- presiilug.
The cIrlb wna ordered g. notify the
sheriff 90 Ground az" dtuuque {
Iqg.r m rcbAut- aud p,d LEM Yst.
t.culaily those who are reported TO b.
Ioing business without renewing their
Hccuo-lns CLERK to luru-'h TIA,
sueull With a Int Of' such delluqueuls.
the clrtk was ais1 ius tuctei ~ issut
c.rtn ava ~ authority uHuer hi
lliicai sral 10 the UIusIahiua " TIT
Rand and FIurtn precincts heretofore
appointed by the court o. iill yacaucltt
~ tue fesl tcgyr pTrUlucle.
Petition II X Guards 4 Richards FL
ri, attorneys, fyr placing Of atelephOut
40 the District court CLERKS ttilco on
he miro Il ,Or OF the ioiut Dullling,wRs
,Tuute1.
Tnerr being no more business before
The court an adjournment was then
,aRpn uutjl MDudsy next ~ lOs. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-01
coin nrLT wArEn 90
Captain ~ Lnmnr L. Nav owner OF q
Ons-haIf IatoTsN Therein.

Onv-haIi IatereT Theron.
Negotiations 8 wing Capt. j. IL. DE
Lamar a Uuu.naii interest In the prop.
cry Oi the Gilu Belt Watvt company
we're closed last night, when CJ.OuSl
T., A. Wall tfRusieffol all his oro.
Third interest auu MevsrE, MCCUruick
nud Brubauk une.twUlilh inter, ii
each. Tor anu Ia the Consideration o.
tue sum VI sbO,UUO.
Tue deal bang closed, the OLD board
Of dirro1uts convened, when Mtssrs.
s. 4, PesrsoD, josiah Barnett auu ClI.
l., a, w ! submitted their testuuu.
tpus anu tu1 directorate was TtOf-.-
l2rd with W. 5. MCCORMICK, IhsJtT,
BuuDack, George II. II biD,ou, ~. A.
q heu Ana n, A, Cunningham 81.
m muurs, The oiiiUrrs OF tue uumpa )
,vmaiu ~ iOrmtuy, w. 4, McCJiuiyk
being prtsIuuut HuI treasurer, rGuU.
lore Bruback vice ptusideut aui gcn
vfsl manager anu ;, 4, PeaIsou u,
seCTebfy. Tue company Will begiu
the cuuHfucllOu UI an electrical llgut
ing anu pUWer plant ut o. CO,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-01
Supreme court Work.

Justice Borlch handed down an
plul0n THIS morning la the case OF
WIN II. Hal vs. the Ogl CITY street
Ru.way company. Chief Justice
XIuu and Justice Miner concurr,d.
uuis .uit was brought In consequence
if n rtr ed cstelcssue.s 81 he urienu-
ans which resulted 10 personal iniuTler
.utAutIl Hhd usmHgtH 10 tue tum of
76u. when the evidence raj HlI
zen introduced the url grant d "a
.u dion 4 70 ION suit OH the ground turl
IIgi.fil wac guilty Of cnutf hItuN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-01
81 &. gHiUgg,
r.. 4. HORNS.
". g. IuWuS,
Supttlntoudeuoy Of SUNDAY scuools,
Sail Lake 4 aEu.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.


tn point Of values, Msrcur Gales won
tb, lauTsls at the Exchange today, liJ
ID ares Of lhost elk changing ha dsa.
figures, however which were nIuc to-
ui, h tor a stock -utb asitiG AIo2
was relieved OF 100 snarcs aul E,glr
10 51U, uut DE- the sale Of tue latter soc.
vas made after the regular call OF IN,
.i0lery, protest was entered 60 hay.
lug % recorded on tue black.
b ard Which resulted in the ttau,fsl
being declared 81. Day Wsft wa.
quito strong Hui wBB wanted Hf 81 90
uul huiItfs " % demanded 81 70, suU
mus OusIutts was prevented. Nl'm
moth was nfm and indicated slight
upward tuNaUuuy.
Little pI'ifbufs took the Initiative BE-
tue cali o., uuhyoi sluCH GuI LOCO
shares found ~ Rgrf of % cp.t- Wiz
more wan el nt the Hawu figure. q
.HIr 90 I 900 -nHtra %. DI.HH nr. hI..
con. uuImaiul Az 900. r.U4n u. TIC
ull, one ~ the urUE DO mpIs maui o..
Ul- uvsIrp 60 tfHI, t,H.ru U..l.uu !.
ali7h uf OntaflO at $40 go Iur Mucu
ut s7uD.
Iue closing hguro' were ns follow.
LIsIIu sIurEs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-01
Sou,a Chorus attention!

The oailureu WHO sang 10 tho SIu,7
chogu. Will have a tphcsual At the
.i.r tabernacle saturday At. rnU1u
e . quarter sitter iuub TO prepare & 9
.iugiaE at lhy Grand concert MONDAY
uigHL BhuR your catlH.
T. rIIuItINa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-01

Ono hunsfo -Harcs Of " eur e.
81 aud % at f6,95; 100 Ajax 1t "a
crnr; loo La Plus urg ats ceuts;
1000 butlu a, 81 crutp, lUIS, sn TO-
sOlI, 1850
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-01
new TINE CARO-, Is EFFECT DEC. /. 1886
44a,lI Aruf au. NrHr. 20 huI Ls.s
60 BauH ~ Eoagass

ATrIvH
3 m gN.THg1. UmaIu. fl Iuu.
hHntss city uru".r IH.E u.B
aUa 's.'u .....-...... .... . app .
I... lir.rHa ute I.fiItuf, san
lIHu Nsgu AMI tFHtl.. ..... ........ l.I .H
IRON San Francisco. each. VALLEY
osaaa '.om',rmrlIst, ro.ar 7Hpn
Gaa.a ,.,., nsnyer 'na ogden, assam
10 ruU tIH.U. Milford aHuUsir ka.
!yT NFUn., lroso, N,rgur auI
Karosa.......... ..............-.. $50 . m
ted H,ash 20 .-...,. -. .ogpu
nTrLHr
Tor ChuFu. umhh1, DENVER Kan.
sac t.l, r- LuuiH, uEauu aul
lHIA iI|I, .....s... ......s.. U 10 "a W
Dor -su Francisco, ogden. Cache
valley ami intermediate uu.uH.. uI m
Tor .a. aHI intermediate points. cor a
T0f Chicago. Omaha. Denver. han.
,Saa ada s.n fIane,ss;....,.-. 100 JPN
90. 30 eta Mgryur, Provo. Semi
tAnusto NalluE, Milford aud
fritr ,..,st.s. ......,.,....... ...... .. N m
'lol Usruod beach, looss and
ltFmihuss ..s,,'. ....t..rt,,.sr b q an
Trans south Of juAI run daily except
'uuuAy.
Hun daily srosut Sunday
ID nJMEN
general Ascent Nhtsenser he artmgul
City IICIs. OllCs, 2Ol NAN Stree
lsltrbons 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
And so Passed tho Appropriation Over
the M6lor's Nelo-By
Big Vote.

tlubzuu * NIlkuf. on. HUtE... Uu IUt
sewer com FACTORS. frr sII Wu 4,Ufeb tg,s
pas oi hy tho els, DuuugIi.a b. ita mootiny
oi March 70. l.lH. aud transmitted ty ug
uu tuu -l,u int. Tor my Hr.Iuu therein. /.
horoNI h rptuuIr.i i.strit,,rI ''''''' ~
rHU facts 10 tusUut. tu tU.- claim .r.
HuuHuu lully A. follow.
On August %. IsHa tho r1utrari,rs
filed claim against thurt.y witb tI,
busrd Of public works aud Tho CT.
engineer fur extra wu.k. IBUHr and ma.
tvral done, performed Hui uruI.uad Du
the gravity Quito. sewer HtunufIrfus ty
$40 INn.ga upun which vr. allowed AZ,
sum cot t-..r-.r1. Iot,ius ID balance oi
Si1bI2.-G eurh Na. dizn..ovaI uy ,hcso
unirtrs as b ing uu impfurur claim. ami
hoaco II was e1c.uIuI lion, tbe nn,i
ust.ma e..
Afterwards. 900 February .-. lsrG. tho
contractors r.o .UulH.i tufua INV taun.
cil their claim fu. -a.I Boo au.s and liked
the amount dHo .uomsr.,. s..I-t.s.
Ala litUr Utta. aud vHI|n fIU. clam
was being con .Ii.Iri Iu.lmmI,,ro ni tl'
Council. tho con roc utz ufitruI Ip com.
promise with uNuUIy upon payment g.
ihem ui $1,000, aud tuu' committee
finally tpcumm. uIrI tHn ptttu.rt uf
EII.U.uiu .ulI a.t Iuuuut .f IiI.. ,Iru.auI..
mi. recommends Huu Us. mr urRB.
ptulal ~ Ia. t.uuu aud uHnf....urf.
IL ION HuurI confederation was uaIH boz
accord ,upu tHprutIiu.
Tho fprur ~ tUr committee fails tp
sprufv wutf IurIrubr Work. Labor or
ma ytitI ia "rNITt." OFT tho zoo Ilu ~ hr
contract which oHfIfI.al Do Il ND. "a U.taata.
Ca ION HuI nsymuut.
am uutU.U Iu UuI uuy IrHyIsIUu ia
the contract which ibis lilo. iuo ptyupnt
uf has ur ANY .Uul amount iur ry ia
,,urs IuuNu.t..u Goo .Iu. largo sum aI.
ready rylu .p |r... ,uu rfa.uIa iu sUtIy.
men. % tI f.sI ...Iu.t...
IA.rtu... uu.u.. I.. tho r.rtr#st
Co boz. HU .... .aI.I... n....f... ... ...
.1ulfHr. H....u. and ...U .. Ht-
brrn dom. n ..raH.... .. monde. boz
y,r.lUr. .....| . f.. I....I. .. ...I..f..
work rru COS r..|..uI.
Iue uua .. I... .tI.lEu .rt.I .lu.
lain I..u.. f.rtEI.. WON. Hu..'.uf.U., Do. /
~ 'p' %, Nh,.h J. poop ..i.'il' .n.. ..re
aI 'hNa WN'" 'IN.i'" 'NI 'N..N 90 A'.
e"IIiN. q. 'N' ''N7 ". %. contract
once. Goo pau. If. ...HI7 300 l.I.H ...l
IN lHI .WN'. WI. MO- was "s'l l' '.i.t ]
ihr -iN'7 "I '.. '.''' MH' '.. 'N- :
cav. was ''i.E m'I., ANA amounts /
60 tr'Jv'
hls luWl"i was simply "a .p"l GOO hI' 7
pllhur" cilN'.A'l In 'nf'ln IN" dI.' .
gug tul '..I'n. un IH" sINUsu. 300 .
-"Mor II'N'.. Dr. I.IW'l Do" N.'. "I Do" D
re.trI by IA. ID. sr... N r,iIlr tDra. or
sI., .usIrr.r. and .Hr t,Yu .u,.fDr. Ut,o
INFANT .. nIu.u.. ..Hur f..t. nu.n.uYt
.ntiII.t b.. ,..f..t....4..I. f.rU.U..
fIU,. r.ru... u..t.... %. .I. u4UUl
T......- ... a.. o. ID ........ Id. ..........
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s...9 ,,1.. 10 Effect yoa TO- 1895.



No. .-Io. HnsHau. if0vu, ortai
,ur,Uuu aud H.I IoIu.s faat t.fsa ~
NO fHIu. IfHHu. uThut ruH..Hn
anu OIL pu.ru tss......,.,,. i5n n.
no. 4. Dor EaJu AMI intermediate
IHiN.H ...r.... ttsts.. sssssssssfss s.AA p. As
SO Hlur Hl Pleasant NN.i. rH.
.HH aHd aa intermediate
40. f-fu- Fursss. rarHpu. Provo
Eu1 aU intermediate Iunts N".s n
~ .-tuI ogden Hna iNa BIZ DOT ... # H
no l-lar Son huI tNf Natt..., % % IH.H
Arrive saitiasr
NO l-I.Hm .rDso,srsnI suBrpDa
tuI tHu khftt..f...... ..sstss q IS ls .u.
no a-tfUn Provo. bTaH1 JUNCTION
EIu 900 Eaat .t.s.......srs a. % ~ m.
t-lrum iT.yH. liuguHn. Nau.
'HUuH, Eureka su1 HI. utgrs
mo aIr Un|nla.ss,. ....... lh 70. ln
no o. fun ogden ana informed
lhIi % ..isst,s,-.. .....s- ..... i.Af .N
~. 80 fHW tuICk ami fayfon.. eaa ls
500 ffum |EHru auI 800 West 'h
So f#lrnW HFUru nod tHr West. tiIN H
tny line rununE through ruInaa FAia'a
toWug cars Nui iNEr tIlF 20 san tfhu''a.f
HII salt Lake ufY .n Kansas CITY and 'h.eh.
Through t1uust no family ,reutrs without
change. Iu hAnHas JtF. chicago Aud hn.'3
Tree reclining Cbaf cars sal lata Go
Denver
Irkt, Onlca, 10 v. End South
L. nOuGE Ten Manager
.. ~. hAh,uDh. lran0 Manager
D, A, MAuLllNll. ueu. IEsfEr AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-01
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

You Leave ogden or
NHli Lake ln mo oTou-
wv All Slier Nro'.l'
lasting iu Tho stump.
' roy. u d'nl1E oar. al .1n
nT Ib. 'r,,r'' 49,, ,'',,. '..
van ar,,,' ,,'.......'.
ur 80. I.aui. In,o,.nr '.
attend fo Iti.iuea nr
cpuuor. win ali H.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-01
sunday School treatise.

Three copies o. tho Lsftgr.'ay
Stuf' suu-sy 5cpDnl rfclli-r, nc Ih.
u a. OF rHCl of tine -utIsy arh1Uie of 'Ie
g. urru, having been generously mal'
uy The i'lorfs 90 the D".etei Sun y
-ch.u UmUn, Cue supruul"u rnt. u'
The Sunday schools 0f -Rf LHkr Ff ne
sto hereby notified that they can 10 "
procure their quota ou personal aprli.
alton, ur by order at the ttufo of
Mpyuua, Wells Co., 80 Main street, Salt
Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-01
BARGAINS THAT ARE BARGAINS!

Bargains in goods which you need among which are:
Ladies' sf,OO Shoes for st.5O
Childrcn's stJO shoes for 00c.
Biac, silk Lace soc to ijc goods for 25c
s3.25, $50 and 500 Brocadcd yclyets for sI.Oo
st.25 and Si.5O Silks, fancy for G0c
Si.2J and s15O Black Silks for ;0c.
Yard wide Ginghoms zoe goods &c.
Genoa Crepe - yard, for sc.
i2tc Dress Ginghams Cor Sc
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25
ChitwOOd Bark.

All quiet since the election, and
all settled down on county seat
and came down to solid talk on
gold bugs and free silver, the bal
lot or the bullet, as much as to
say, free silver and free trade or
we will shoot, but we do not know
who or what for. 1t is to be hoped
that the majority of the people
have some sense yet.
Our burg is enjoying good
health, and prospects look good
for the future, except the fruit
crop which is about a failure.
Strawberries are just beginning to
ripen with fair crop.
Among the new arrivals here are
Mr.. Eaton and wife from South
Eastern Nebraska. They are old
acquaintance of our postmaster.
They are we'll pleased with our
country and climate and think
they will make home among us.
They went on the excursion Sun
day to see the ocean for the first
time. Let the cyclone people come
to the anti-cyclone country, where
they can keep their hair on their
heads, and no danger of cyclone
scare to make it turn white. AL.
ways room for one more.
Uncle Jimmie and Aunt Margaret
Chitwood were visiting at Little
Elk the front part of last week.
Mrs. Ed. Paine and Mrs. I. J
Pepin had an experience with {
horse and cart last Saturday, tina
they don't wish to repeat. A few
bruises and scratches with some
demolition of harness and cart il
about all the damage done. b
careful ladies a genuine runaway il
not considered healthy.
JUDGE.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25
A Call for Mass Convention.
Nortons, June "a, 1896.

In compliance with the call is
sued for a state convention of the
Union Bi-metallic party atMcMinu-
vile, Thursday, July 9th, 1896, at
II o'clock a. m, the undersigned
hereby unite in a call for mass
convention of Bi-metallists of Lin
coin County to be held at Toledo,
Oregon, on Monday, July 9th, 1896,
at 10 o'clock a. M, for the purpose
of choosing five delegates to said
convention, and for the further pur-
pose of forming permanent organ
ization in this county,.
We therefore earnestly call upon
all men who favor the use of both
gold and silver as standard money,
and all opposed to the single gold
standard, and favor the free and
unlimited coinage of both gold and
silver, to join in a united effort in
convention and at the ballot box
until this is accomplished.
A. B. Clark, l.. w. Deyoe,
M. w. Simpson, E. w. Powers,
o. G. Dalaba, N. S. Freer,
E. N. Casteel, IL. Pepin,
L. F. Pepin, Ed. Allen,
J. P. Casteel, B. H. Freer,
M. E. Leon, o. c. Simpson,
R. F. Simpson, c. P Bevins,
c. L. Gowell, John w. Snow,
A. L. McFadden, o. o. Krogstad,
G. A. Lands,
And many others.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25

A. L. McFadden was in town
this week looking up the vote cast
at last election in the interest of
Jerry Banks, the defeated populist
candidate for school superintendent.
Mr.. McFadden paid particular at
tention to the Siletz vote, and after
copying the poll books Of those pre-
cincts made a trip to the Agency to
view the matter from that stand
point. After his return he freely
confessed that he had been grossly
misinformed regarding the Indians
and the way they voted. He stated
that the poll book as returned
from Siletz precinct, although kept
and made out by an Indian, was a
model of neatness. 1t is not prob
able that he will go further in the
matter since he has informed him
self fully in.the premises.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25
Elk City Items.
JUDGE.

Strawberries and cream.
Col. F. J. Parker spent Sunday
at the ranch and returned to Walla
Walla Monday.
The people in this vicinity will
celebrate the 4th of July with a
picnic at the Sulphur spring, on
Col. Parker's ranch, and a collec-
ton is being taken for fire works in
the evening at Elk City.
o. c. Simpson is now running a
hack on the Elk City Glen route.
Harold Lathrop cut his hand
puite badly with an axe. Harold
is unfortunate.
The Bi-mets. still live at Elk.
A. B. Clark was appointed temper.
ary chairman at the last meeting,
and o. G. Dalaba, secretary, FOL
county organization, and a cal
issued for county convention al
Toledo on July 6, at II O'Clock
a. m.
M. w. Simpson and L. w. Deyo'
went to Drift creek yesterday, for
couple of days fly fishing.
Everybody in the county i
invited to atted the picnic at th'
Sulphur spring, and bring plenty o
cornbread, baked beans, chicken
etc.
NovUs Homo.
| June "a, 1896.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25

B. ]. Harrington's fine team are
evidently preparing for the Fourth
also, as they took lively spin last
Friday. Their race ended suddenly
in a fence corner, but much of the
fence ended too.
The Nortons teacher made a
visit to her home on Rock creek
from Friday to Sunday. She re-
ports quite boom. A store and a
large school house are in the course
of erection. A Sunday school now
meets in the unfinished school
house every Sunday at 10 a. m.
Next Sunday there will be preach
ing both morning and evening.
Preparations are being made for the
Fourth. This will be the first
celebration in the rugged land
hitherto the hauntS OF the wild cat
and the lonely bachelor. By the
way, there is very cordial invita-
ton to all the pretty girls to come
to Rock creek to celebrate the
glorious Fourth.
The citizens of Nortons are dill
ligent i'll their arrangements for
Independence Day. They will
have all the modern attractions.
Nashville and the surrounding
country will cooperate. The exer-
cises will be held ON the ground
prepared for the Children's Day
service, but the dance will be at the
residence Of a prominent citizen.
PEARL.
Nortons, June "a, 1896.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25
NOrtOns Notes.

A loose wagon seat came near
being the cause ofa serious accident.
A little uneveness i'll the road pre-
cipitated it's fair occupants on terra
frma. Result: A disjointed arm
bone for Mrs. Curry, and a sore
back for Miss Nina Edwards.
Jim Hamar was training a young
horse last week. The track moi
being in prime condition the
charger stumbled and took Jim fol
the racecourse. He is now mimi!
a part of his skin and few teeth.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-25
DIRECTORY.

County Commissioners Court meets on Wed
nesday after the first Monday in February
April, June, August, october and December
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-03-27

Constant Wright and wife move tc
Manchester, N H., this week. We are
sorry to lose so good people from oul
church and society. Mr.. Wright ha;
been in the employ of the railroad fol
the past eight years, but goes into the
electric shop at that place.
Our pastor, Rev. O. G. McIntire, re-
turned from his vacation last Saturday
evening.
Chester B Smith is going to move
to the John Richardson farm.
New sugar is scarce thus far this sea-
son.
Levi Sheldon is on the sick slist the
present week. A,--.-ss BE.
Mrs. Silver and her daughter, Mrs
Cora Bancroft, fvom Newport. were
calling on old neighbors the past week
Mrs. FL. w. Randlet from Lyme
was in town last week, at her brothers.
r. O. Carr is in the store although
still troubled with rheumatism quite
seriously.
Mrs. Myra Pratt, who has been
spending the past winter in Boston,
has returned to Bradford for short
vacation before coming home.
The Bradford Band is to give a
promenade concert at Union Hall this
(Friday) evening
George 'Cushman is going to stop
with John Mann this summer.
Some very important changes are in
contemplation and when the arrange
ments are made will be announced.
Mrs. j. FL. Archer was called to St.
Johnsbury last week by the sudden
illness of her daughter, Mrs. E. L.
Uric, but we are glad to report that
she is some better.
The cottage known as the John Pratt
place was destroyed by fire Thurday
morning. Loss four or five thousand
dollars with no insurance.