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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
@arum Das Tieb Sal, braudt.

Warnm 0as yleb Sal3 brau1t.-
SalS 1T Nabruns, tpsnn mir ndmlih
untsr Nobruns oas perfsben. mas Der
86rpsr brandt, um 'eine eissusn BE-
itonbtbeile 81 erissen. Sober 3bs,l
oeS ibisrlihen 86rperS entbdlt Sals;
isoe Nusideicuns. iOsar Der ShuelB,
ueruriadt einsu SalSosrluft, Der outt
bic Nabruus misosr sriest rusroen mpB.
Der mittisite 8stoauunssoesnt DTS
Nosens, Der Wuseniuft. eutbdit By 70
dloriaurts Sol5. 10 BOB Soly elnen II ers
ldBtiten 8;roauunssaeeuten r,l,et.
Blut uno 3ordnen limb iaI5is; ibsrbo upt
brauht elm Tbisr bon tau'eno Eiuno
Sepidl tdsltd eliza 5uei lluS'n Sals.
UNI bieisu nOtbipenoisen NdbrfcH 81
litietn. Die 3bisre brauhsn oas m'brfe
Sals. tusun iie iid BON wdHerisem Jut'
ter. rpie 8~s'ossras. @riinfutier. &ur
Sslfridten u. h9l. rdbren. Diss fommt
oober. neil bic srOBe Weuse Ba1er in
ibrsm Suttsr ben atsars Der S'ifis'
feitsu, moburd bas SalS ausssid,soeu
wirb, ftnrf iorbert. Wenn ircd nss
Jutter psrSshrt pi,o, ssbt n'dt 10 pirl
Sal3 oui oleie Beiie psrloren uno es II
wsuissr Grins o'ii'lbsn n6ib's. That
ldhltt miro tieie nnubpeistare Notb'
menoiafeit uitt ncd 9ebIbr ons,tannt.
unb oas Yieb lsioet in Jolse beHsn. Die
Wilp enibGli SalS, uno turnn bic &dbe
oiss nidt in seb6rlser Wense erbalten.
leicet Die Ntild eurunter. Su oieis,
Sobresseit iolts cine u0Qis srtua1isnt
Sub tdslid Swei unSen SulS tefommeu.
pGbreno Die msiiisn mirtl,h IN eineu
Wonat nidt 70 plsl erbalten. Su 1oIs'
bsfisn irsiisn iis Yi 'roemiit. fcueu fau
lsnoe Siof', baten mas man eiuen trauf'
baften ooer p'roorberen Nppetit usun'
uuo aebeibsu uatirli1 nidt, uie is iou.
ten IS II Gin uOr5islibsr Blan. fd
sln SOB Sieiuiala gu bsitaffsn. wouo:
man 800 Yiuno fir etuas msbr OILS si
men Dollar fauieu tonn, uno 8lumpa,
bethlehem ba su lof,n, mo- be Gdni
ODER baS &irbuisb harau f0nnen. Wein
spei 9useno Shafe lsden sirsn Suls
flumpen uon Ssbn Bfuno leidt in einen
Nonat meg. uno meine &ibe b1ben q
a0e3eit i'm Juitsrfafen. Ws,ne Maul
siel firb alsih gut oamtt perissen. uni
mein 8ieb eniuiroist fi1 n,e oaourt
baB Is Bauuriesel' uno 8aunbrstts
friBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
9ie heite Ysilsae nes S,uies heiteht

49,
in Der Rsirbaltnra tesielben, i'm Com.
mer burd 8aihursen unb furse Baoer,
but1 irrdsne uno senlserbs Strsu i'm
Stol unc mbslidft uieles Dariussebsu.
nslh,S isbr pisl sur Sufs uub Beircon
lerpiruna tei,rdst. Die uOlIe glahisi'dt
oes Suiss fann nur burh 6iteres 8ar
fu6sebsu erbalien tperbeu. Nqsa Gin
idmiettn Der Sufe nit Tstt uno O,lsn
unb ben ulslen 10 bob onesprlsisnsn Suf.
ialbsu If odnSlid 80 uermerfsn. Gs il
unpiterruflih srwisien. BOB % Die Sorn.
iubitanS ipr0oe uno bridis mcdt. Bisl.
bisier Settle babsu bic @issnidaft. bic
SoruiubhanS auiSup.i&en NIT Der Ssit
aber maht bisie Reitbeit permebrter
S1r0eis:sit iosar 5dulnlB Ylos. Die
Sorn5elsu unb 5aiern tusroen burd eine
lsimariiss Subftan5 5uiammenasbalttn
uno bic utter fi& mittsIf formloier
Sorniubhan5 usrtunbenen Sornr6brden
fino NIT etnsr mariartis.n Waierie &c.
fiqt. wsIhe bic natirli&s 5ettung bss
Sufes beiorst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
Gtmas W~iHensmerthes.

gs mas @tmas mertb iein 81 uifisn,
oaB bic a0erbete WeoiSiu sur 6eritels
lung oes oeroorbenen neru0ieu SpfemS
~ elmer aeiunoen Rrait electric Bitters
1T. Dele Weoi5in if rein aus &rdutern,
itimulirt in ianiter Bsiie 2uuSe uno
Rieren uno bilft oieien Oraanen in Der
&einisuns bss BIutes. electric Bit
tiers FART ben Nppetit unb bllit Der Der
oauuns. Bon Semen. be es ueriutt
boben, tpiro es fur BEN beiten Blutreini'
aer uno Herusntdrfer sebdlten. Ser
fauft 81 50 @.s. Ooer $1.OO per Jlaide
in W. s. gu b ne NpOtbsfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
Nrt,Qerif,i1es.

STUDENT: rSerr 6auptmann, uie sieBt
mon cine &auone?"
GrtiQeriebauptmann: FILTER Wib +!
Nan nimmt Elm God uno 9isBt Weta1
berum."
STUDENT: ~Sa, wobsr nebmen Sic
aber oteiss 2o1?"
Grtileriebauptmanu: rSm! bm!"
STUDENT: $50, oas If be Snupt'as
DE. Wan fouft einen Nopftuden Buuo)
unb iBt cen auf oaun blsibt cod Sod
iibria."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
Uerihnappt.

1rdntisam: m6dtten mir nun erf
Stpei Seu9en, be nit sum Stanbesamt
aehen."
8raut: -@arosn Define beiben Col
lesen ui4t?"
8rdutisam: ~@sin. bic nil i'd ni&t
80. bic 51abenfroben &erls!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
Rinoermunb,

Cine beutide 5amilie if nod eng
lano iiberaefeoslt; bas feline T69tertsn
III troitloS. neil es Niemaub nerftebt
unb non Nismanb psritanoen tpirb. al.
mes Tases miro iiber 2ano sesansen,
uno mon pernimmt bas &rdhen zines
Sahnes; ba briht bas Rino in eiuen
Jreuhearnf aus: rWama, Der Sabn
fann beutiG"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
@enDrter S(ei6.

&entner (unmutbis Die auf ieinem
Shreibiiih bsfinblide Sa9en oronenb)
,Da 1T misoer Semano on meinem
Shreibtii6 sstueien - INNER seraoe.
tuenn ih arbeiten mill"
Satin: .Bas feblt Dir beun. Ndun.
4er!. 9inte. Sober, 8opier?"
&sntner: IS po-ber 8ori5isbsr!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
Na1 Der Y%orteQung.

RiIer Tim Gofebauie 5uet Ssrren
matchmaker bsfonnt mnGenb) ,Serr
Weper. elmer uniersr hei6isien Barrett
beiuder; Serr Brdumann. Souileur
uuieres Staottbeaters."
Ntper: rGreut mid, Sbre tuertbe
8efunnii1oft su muhsn.-i9 babe idon
iebr uiel BON Stuen seb6rt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
@ntrInunQ.

6.rr: rWie, seftern bettelten Sic
mid als 2abmer an uno beut' ipa5ieren
Sic seiuno uno munter ubne Steljfu6
umbsr?"
2abmer 8ettler (entrifet): Sra, io0
i'd eipa BET benz episen @ebumpel oaS
oroentli1e @ehen perlernen?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
WInprinruh.

8ommerSienrdtbin: rgs n't' IN I'm
9lid, Roies-ber @'rf DO, ~ mn Du
,bm bic &ololie uidt s,bit. Mil er fid
erihmBsn."
&ommer5ienratb: .NusseSeihnst !
Sid MID er erihisBen uno mir fest er
bic Yiftole onf bic Bruh!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
RartfIblen0.

9ienfmdbden: I'D, Mabame. oen'
fen sic nur, Der Nmi bat einsm fleineu
Sunaen elm Stld Jlsii1 aus benz 8sin
sebIfen!"
Waoame: rgntisbiid! Sofentlld
uar Der Sunse p,nisiiens reinlit!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
Ga&aemdb.

8arouin (bie ousnabmsmsiie islhff
9efo4t bat): So. Gnna, tuas iaaeu Sic
81 meiner Ro&funt?"
&64in: r@ndbiae 5rou f6nnten ben
f4oafteu @renaoier friesen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
Sieb.

2aoeninbaber Gu einem Betrunienen,
Der ibu ms Guslasefenfter fiel): Isle
beioffsner 4erl, Sie...."
B%etrunfener: Sra, niidtern fdIt BEL
Sbnen bod Reiner berein!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
Qei6t asiaQt.

NrSt: sir Sbr 5rdulein Todtsr
tudre eben bos Bette, ipenn fe beira'
tbete."
Nutter: rRu. alio. ueri&reibsu Sic
be bod einen Nann!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
Hi4t ibsrraihenb.

Or: so liebe Sic. mebr als mein
2eben, NiB Selen!"
Sic: .ytun, bel BEN 2eben. bas Sic
ibren, tpunbert mid Dos ni9i."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
Nbseiast.

m8u meinem sr6Bteu 8eoauern muB
Id Shnen m~ittbeilen. bob. einaetretener
6%inosruiie bolber. Der @eburtstaa mel.
ner lieben 6rau beuer ni4t itatifiabet.
Sbr gang ~ers.b:nsr 8. Scdi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
Nu8 Der QaIerne.

Sergeant (tu einem blnislbaften
8antiersiObn) rGinidbrissr @olohein,
tuoIeu Sic fi& %iefdlisft BON Der 66be
Shrer WiQion in bic 9uiebeuse berab.
'lofeni"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
antereraute 1tnti,en
- Der ct. 2amrerctf luB ia ganaba
At cine 2dn9e BON 2O6O enSl.iden Wsi

| Der 81. GdrDrerct1lu III 0otiaoa
bot cine 2dnse BON 1000 ensl.ideu Wsi
len.
- Die Bresbpterianer in ben B'r.
Staaten beauipruben cine M,tslieorrs
5abl pom 700, 900.
- SIN Staate Mniue puros tirsl,d
elm Gus benz l8. Sabrtunosrt stanmsn-
Der Bflus aussesraben.
Na1bem lssteu Genius betrdst bic
Nn3abl Der nit Corn ~bsp1anSteu Ider
in ben Der. Staoten 70. 000 900.
- Den ~serinaften @ebult unter olen
ieinen Golsssn be5iebt Der @ouusrneur
BON 8srmont. ndmli9 $1,000
- Der &esent bon 2'pps bat ben
Dun5iser &es.erunssraib Nisiti&rt BON
Bii@tou 81 ieinem Cabinets mlnitsr er
nnnnt.
- Sn Iursrrs, 5ranfrsih. farb tiirss
lih elm Bettler, in beiien 8off,r l Nil.
lion Jrancs Bombs uuo in bsfen Seller
400 5laihen oss beiteu Beines ssfuu'
ben tpuroeu.
- Die eriie BoumpU0fobr,f b'erju:
lanbe rplroe i'm Sabre 1887 81 Beuer'p,
Woii errittet Sie mar fir o,e . r.
fsIuns Don Sduirsn uuo BeillStI5i
gen bsiiimmt.
- Su Guatano it eil y Ifib-e sr
funben norten, tpu0urh Nbidle miiie,ii
@lefirlc'tdt peiHIttei uuo bic out eIe>f
8eiie a'ponnsrea Cole fir G~'ueruneas
Smede psIm, usrbsn.
- 9as msii' 9,lo fir isiFc N,m''
uerausaobt inter o0sn 2iuofr o0iaar
lib &uBtane. 9as lebte Wttudr BIB
oct belief iih auf bic 8lei iatsi' Dor
$212 100000.
- Gin Rihler in Norb.@ arOlira II
~ Der SdluBiolsernus sstommen, bob
Die Buuossperfafnna perfohunsswlorla
1T. Nebr fam mon bob BON slusm
amsriianiiden Re1'ase!sbrtsn nlti sr'
tuartsn.
- Die ar5ste bsfanute Meerestiefe
bsfnbet iih stpiibsn osr SnieI 8tiftan
o'Ncunba uno Der Minouus oss 8io be
ia Ylata, Slcomerita. Der @rano
wuroe bort in elmer 2iefs BON $4,000
5uB srreidt.
- @oaelfeoeru ueroen uou ben 80
ftouer 0omen meiteraetroaeu, oenn bic
bohmsiien Yoli,ei @ommifdre boben emit
,hiebeu, boS has @eles, uelheS baS Tra
oeu Dor Uooelfebern perbietet. aur aui
Wduner Wntpenbuna fdnbe.
a.. ,xss,.wsa.n,ro ,ar 1.rr;h,
NON Der mir ie oetDrt bober, tpurbe bic.
fer 1ooe elmer Seem go,fsr Hirma Dor
ben 0efiseru bes nsnsn Nhor.Sotels ae'
oeben. DoHslbe bat 1000 R,mmer, ois
ode NIT 3eppihen perSehen iperoen fol-
lel.
S1SB.np'.un,mo uus s'pa.h"m o. "a.
,."huu." - .s go ~" S
eu,. 0m sne4fo,
'o9'e nan' a's.o.,~ L''u1 Ss'
aHo e'an:,w' w'oII nu"V Ivy s.s.a ""'
e ""o V's n"' ~" Nv Sus
em oetahnter Nlfs'ipumsiotl@e
tte'lt IN einer Ssi,'mr'lt NIL, mo nm Of
dltelie H'ebesor's! au1 Der gSsit Detnoe'
Or 1T tn eonoon I'm Srltl,tsr Wu|eiim
Der Br'ef eafna!f s'nen Se'ra'psdniroa
uno 5uar ole Wsrpnna UNI o,e pane e
uer sappli'nen YrlnSt'lln Dor 800 gen
rem uro ~ auf sinen S'sssllfsin e.iSe
r'st. ~ Der Sraatpstosr ole'en Stst
an RON Qnff QeTr0ftfn beflm NOR Ieihe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26

WeriuHt nur cine 1Og. SaodteI Cos
carets, ben feinaen 2eber. ober Raoen.Re.
g%ulator, Der Re aeme&t muroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
NnQeuauoteS Sprihtport,

sic: mSsute bab' i'd MID aus 4auqe.
tueile ielbft an's Ro&en sema4t!"
@r (brummeuo): so, ia vNl6is.
gang III aler Safer Nnfan8"!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
1nmnrtftr&es.
Gin perftGnbiaer Sunae.

Gebrer: ,@ie nennt mon einen Braun
&arl&en. Der ben sarSeu Gag i'm Dirtbs.
haus su%Subrinsen pflsat?"
&arlHen: .@inen &eInsr, Ssrr Sch
rer!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26

sr no9 on gpu,.
pr neuea uab..
Pn9 f%onntea 81,
lipren idnaalmss
lem Sinea OSer
lperoen. WV
item porbereitet
nno Seile taumn
\. @ie Sasea
pI Der iteiIsnI'
pd cbcn. SersTn,
fiiisrmafen ola
!. gu Dem Nau.
ssn seleIltea iiS
rt,euse, UNI
prem tamen Sie
%alSbaIc in Dem
P'0sn sd)aum ;a
eer lstten MIDI.
fS Meer feline
'': @obl hter.
Oiinuusen uno
Seitmeiie Sas
kbr nit Ser bis.
Ertnns. au6er.
Ec,nluns Ser iaS.
fllei, unteritde,
I,Sbbe, iid be.
ele BORT taudtea
h9tis ipii6ea
Been berpur. Sas
pen, mibtruuiiS
Bebeuern bdtts
.a"tetoenen nit
flenoen Sdlorn.
ieinem ganjen
r ~berauSgemad.
traten Die iSors
- berpor, Gas an
IStaatcn 6losue
motte es iuSei.
Seesause nod
tbeordngteu uui
Flnung, nur bana
Ralt, Den Stpr;.
Pen. iibernatteu
kn 6lutben liner,
3erne @ebGuNe.
einioe Giaiten
pen Niaiteu bin.
3afen III id)piu.
iisnalilasge BON
flatterte unS
Re entostt uuS
D iosen ollie, bis
in seitaete
Weitere seoul'
fn Tlae ipieSer
Pc, oaB Der 6ubr,
geritt mar,
p Su iieeu fam.
eriten Nal
bapauna in oein
be9eenet,
|fchleu lporoen.
nit Dem
berietb uno
ertun.
ieiner tiei. ,
ben uno be5 iins
Gr
(%rennpet ~ iein,
J, I'M Dem sc,
b9e b%ei;ulUobntn.
bt SaB er linn
Flamteit ;unell'
u%nbetunnten u
|. Gr persuB i'm
. luie or aui Sic
in it'd al &oTS
. mebr crit0uns
Die g'risS
L einem tleiueu
len uuO nit Dem r
| Sabrt bis nah
| Seitoem hattie
@unolung
len in, Giutlung
i %itanoen Sic
%gelblidbleihe
bon einem.
| beoedten 0e'
~ersrauten balb.
unpertenllU1r
Haimuro iibeG'
ploeli6 II.
nsereoet 81 lper'
'ift permciien, \
3utunit binaas I
nit tieiem, bci'
Organ, nOllein.
inuB, inod)te i4
obne iu'
ieit zines Diam
in, Ser sic IN
4. Sn Sbrem
'ltdn erwdbnten
mari Haimuno
BON inn niht \
uno baB i'd 4
Stelle nit ibml I
" ipieSerbolte
in bas SbiifS'
IT., unS weiteI.
SielleidJt iino
@usfunft nber
gu ertbeilen?"
elm b%efreunoe'
iei an mid lin
damn bejeit'
.prmouer2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26

- Die sr6BteB efts0uns fur 9epp'he.
Don Der mir ie aetDrt boben, purbe h,e'
fer 1oae elmer Seem Yo,isr Girma Dor
ben 9siissru bes nsuen Nfiors Sotels ae'
aeben. DoHslbe bat 1000 3,mmer. Die
als nit 3eppiden ueriebeu rpereen fol.
len.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
Failing to Reach Dawson They
Must Winter at the Yu-
kOn'S Mouth.
FATE OF THE SCHOONER
w. J. BRYANT.
Officers Of the Commodore Perry
Fear the Missing Vessel
Has Gone Down.

PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, Oct. 5.-A
private letter received to-day from st. Mi
chaei via the cutter Perry from Dutch
Harbor explains the sensational story pub
lished some time ago about an Alaska
treasure ship requiring protection by rev.
enue cutters against the possibility of pi-
ratical attack. 1t is not TO guard against
pirates that the vessels are needed. Ever
since the movement toward Klondike be-
gan steamers trcm the seas have been
dumping all sorts and conditions of men
at St Michael. The gathering has been
getting worse from month TO month, and.
according TO the letter, the arrival of the
rough crowd on the steamer Hum boldt,
under the protecting wing OF Mayor Will
lam Wood OF Seattle, and which party
threatened to lynch that gentleman wnen
II became apparent that they would not
get up the river, promp pied the trading
companies to request protection from the
Government. As a result the Rush and
CorWin are now at st. Michael ready to
land men at moments notice and put
stop TO any trouble which might, consid-
ering the ferceness of the marooned
miners, quickly spread into a riot, with
its accompaniments of pillage, murder
and arson. The cutters will remain at St.
Michael until all possibility of trouble has
passed.
The Perry brings no informa ton con-
corning the schooner W. ]. Bryant. which
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
BLOODY RIOqING
TN COSTA RIGA
Continued from First Page.

country element. He has built bridges
and railroads and has projected internal
improvements that have endeared him to
the agricultural people. He believes in
spending more money in schoolhouses
than on soldiers, and has not only carried
out that policy but has given Costa Rica
Just and able administration. His op-
ponents call themselves Liberal.
Both parties had planned a demonstra-
tion in their clubrooms in Santo Domingo
on September II. On the afternoon OF
that date they paraded through the
streets. About 100 men were in both
marching parties. In order 10 reach their
clubrooms they had 10 pass one another.
They met in the main street opposite the
cathedral. Both sides had in1amed tenn
pers and carried swords, when some
one fired pistol. In twinkling bullets
were whizzing plentifully. Clubs were
used and rocks hurled. Every man was
bent or bloodshed. The priests came out
OF the cathedral and called on the rioters
TO desist. The riot continued for some
time longer, but finally the efforts of the
priests were successful. The ground was
then found to be strewn with bleeding
men. Three were already dead and thirty
VI AlOIo NOuHueu. his Is u conservative
estimate. Many of the wounded and per-
haps killed were carried away by their
friends.
Current report had 1t that over sixty
had been wounded. The latter were taken
into the cathedral and cared for. Two of
them died the next day. Whether any of
them have died since is coniecturaI.
Among the killed was Seuor Zamosa, one
OF Costa Rica's richest men. He was with
neither side. but seeing his son in the op-
position rank. and in danger, he ran to
assist him. He was struck by bullet.
When President Igiesias heard of the af-
tray he Immediately availed himself of
the opportunity TO declare himself dicta-
tor. Mr.. Williams says he did this so as
to make absolute assurance of preserving
the peace and having no repetition of the
deadly riot. Mr.. Williams says that he
Will be reelected president, not because he
has announced himself dictator, but be-
ca use the ajority of the voters supper
him and will vote for him. The Pacific
Railroad, against which there Is so much
opposition Is being built by John s. Care
ment. of GAINESVILLE, Ohio and w. II. Logan
OF Minneapolis.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06

nearly every landowner contributing
land Tree or at nomin price. The actual
work OF bui!ding the road may require
nearly year, the distance to be covered
when Nevada City is made a way point
being nearly fifty miles.
Ihis city will derive great benefit from
the new line. Trade that now finds its
way to the Grass Valley and Nevada City
merchants will be diverted TO the valley,
and the valley in turn will afford desira-
bic market for the products OF the entire
section.
Naturally the mountain towns are not
oHerlng great amount of encouragement
10 the pr~ject, though the merchants OF
Grass Valley and Nevada City are forced
to admit that the dev lopment of the Sec
tions % be touched by e railroad Will
aoo materially TO the wealth OF both Ne
vada and Yuba counties. Wheatland Tor
a time had hopes of being made the ter
minus OF the road, but the promoters
could not be convinced that that would be
the better plan
In the section to be developed the es-
tate OF aver owns many acres, purchased
within few years. In the vicinity of
SmartsVlIle large tract owned Dy these
people have already been set out to the
orange, lemon, olive. grape and prune.
ana In due time these tracts must suffer If
there be no way to reach market with
the products Then there is the mining
section that will receive fresh stimulus by
reason OF the easy mode of travel and
freig hting.
Since the proposition was first put
1orth there has been a decided boom in
laho In the vicinity OF Smartsviile, and
the ayers have turned over considerable
acreage to an advantage.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
Surveys Have Been Made and
a Portion of the Route
Is Selected.
RIGHTS OF WAY DONATED
BY FARMERS.
Fertile Section to Be Provided
With an Avenue to Trade
CenterS.

MARYSVILLE, CAL, Oct. 5.-Among
the other good things that will come to
Marysville with the year of 1898 will be
railroad which will traverse the fertile
toothilI section between Yuba's county
seat and Grass Valley, developing Sec
ton whose vast resources have been re-
tarded only by the lack of an avenue
through which TO. reach the MARKET.
ine--that has already been agreed upon.
The promoters of the venture and the
ones to produce he capital for the build
ing of the new railway are the J. c. Aver
estate of Lowell, Mass, and the we'll
known capitalist and contractor of San
Francisco, Colonel George Stone. Com
pressed air was to be the motive power and
the track is to be a broad-gauge one.
The line will traverse the southern part
of Penn Valley, running down along the
creek in the vicinity of Spencerville,
thence 10 the northwest. leaving Smarts-
vile to the north about one mile, thence
down to a point near the Brady farm
From that point there has not as yet been
n definite survey and determination of
route TO Marysville, but it is safe TO pre-
dict that the road will follow the ridge of
high land to the south of the Nevada
stage road, intersecting the Southern Pa
cifc Railway not fa- from Yuba station.
The right of way through the farms in
the sections named has been obtained,
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
1T WILL BE CoNsrRUC7ED.
Colonel Stone Confident That the Preject
Hiu Succeed.

Colonel Stone Confident That the Preject
Hiu Succeed.
When the foregoing dispatch was read
to Colonel George Stone, the railroad con-
tractor, he remarked that it was substan-
tally correct. The colonel said that his
business was that of building railroads
and that he had beer working on this
proposition for one year. he believed
that the road would be built, as the ayers
people had promised TO finance the en-
terprise If the report of the experts would
show conclusively that the investment
would pay 5 per cent per annum. The
entire cost of constructing tn road will
not exceed 100000. There was no doubt
that the enterprise would pay per cent
on that sum. OF this facs the representa-
tlves OF the Ayers estate must be con-
vinced.
The indications are that the road will
not avoid the mountains, but on the other
hand encounter the heavy grade In older
10 shorten the line. A recent examna-
ton OF the Stearns engine on the Mount
1amalpais road has gone far 10 convince
the promoters OF the Marysville road that
per cent grade can be readily over
come. Should the plan of meeting the
heavy grades be adopted the line will be
rendered materially shorter than indi-
Sotcu III tho us pdtC-l from MdIySFlllc.
Colonel Stone is convinced that it will
not be economical to use electric power,
even with the advantage OF generating
such force by water power, and that there
is hardly doubt that steam will be en-
ployed at first. Later on com pressed air
may be introduced TO take the place of
steam. Electric power is economical only
when great mum ber OF trains are TO be
moved daily. Two trains a day each way
between Marysyille and Grass Valley
could be handled by steam at cost con-
siderable less than would be required to
produce the electricity, to say nothing as
to the additional cost of applying the
electric power by the trolley system.
Again there is no electric line of the
length of this proposed road in operation,
and 1t would be experimental to apply
electricity at this time.
Colonel Stone is confident that the road
will be constructed. He remarked that
the managing man OF the Ayers estate was
able and enterprising. but one who would
examine the prop position from a business
standpoint and take care to verify the
judgment of the expert as to the prod uc-
1--WE capacity of the investment.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06

broke away from the tug Holyoke of this
port while being towed back from a trip
to st. Michael. Captain z. J. Lennin, the
well-known Alaska pilot, who has been
with the Perry during her cruise, denies
that the Bryant is safe at Kodiak and says
that he continued failure OF the schooner
10 arrive indicates that some accident
probably befelI her In the fierce storm
prevailing when she separated from the
Hoiyoke.
The official record of the Perry shows
that three men deserted her a Dutch Har-
Dor on July so after robbing the refrig-
orator and stealing boat from the trad
ing company. A fierce gale sprung up
soon after the runaways started and it is
believed that. they found watery graves.
The entire cruise of the Perry was free
from accident or fatality of any sort.
The cutter reports that early IN Septem-
Der DIR. Vose, the physician at ST. Pauls
Island, met with an accident which re-
suited in his death few days later. The
team OF mules DR.. Vose was driving ran
away, throwing HIM out on his head.
Conclusion of the brain followed and two
days later he died from his injuries.
DR.. Vose was one of Alaska's pioneers
aud best known surgeons. His place on
the island as company physician was
taken by DR.. Tucker of this city, who went
up as surgeon on the Perry.
The cutter brings an Indefinite story
about some >el from the sound, coal
laden, for Dutch Harbor, being long over
due before she started south. About the
time the collier, whose identity is not
mentioned, should have been nearing her
destination terrible storm swept over
the Northern Pacific and it is believed
that the collier foundered with all on
BOARD. 1he story Is not believed here,