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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-08-26
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

| Marmol and Planas, anarchist lead
ers have been expelled from France.
Germany and Russia reach an anti
English understanding.
Telegraphic advices announce the
death by drowning OF the celebrated
Amazonian explorer, Fiscarrald.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the Canadian
premier, had an audience with the
pope.
An Italian named Gallni was arrest
ed In Paris for violently threatening
France.
The Pail Mall Gazette says there Is
Increased activity among the Carlists
Of London.
French imports decreased in the last
seven months, but the exports largely
increased.
The Brazilian congress Is said to be
opposed to recognition of the Cuban
insurgents,
Germany has n novel proposition for
the submission of disputed tariff
points to arbitration.
1t Ia stated that n conspiracy to
overthrow the government OF Ecuador
has been unearthed.
General Weyler Is reported to have
sent his resignation to Madrid because
OF the death of Canoyas.
The gold premium In the City OF
Mexico has reached 1873, and many be-
lieve will go still higher
A. B. Guilford, a public school prin-
cipal OF Jersey City, N. j., committed
suicide while sick In Paris.
Portuguese troops defeated rebel
lious tribesmen In Gazaland. Southeast
Africa, killing many OF them.
Prince Henry Of Orleans and the
count of Turin fought duel. The
prince was pierced in the side.
1t Is reported that the Peruvian gov
eminent in u few days will decree the
payment OF customs duties in gold.
Asa Charles Jackson, an American,
who lived In Birmingham, England,
committed suicide after = card party.
DR.. u. M. Gallaudet or Washington,
ID. c.. Is In London attending con-
ference in the interest of educating
the deaf and dumb.
The impression Is growing that the
ameer of Afghanstan Is conniving at,
II not actually assisting, the tribal
uprisings In India
At state banquet in st. Peters
burg Emperor William praised the
Russian navy and Emperor Nicholas
praised Germany's fleet.
The Ottawa government has notified
collectors of customs to give France
the benefit OF the preferential clause
OF the Canadian tariff act.
A potato blight Is ravaging the coun
ties of Glare and Limerick. Ireland.
Prices have quadrupled and there Is
only supply for two months.
Details have beon received of tho
French steamer Vile de Malaga, off
Alderney island, on the coast of Nor
mandy. Only six were drowned.
Slgnor e. Costa, Italian minister Of
justice, Is dead. Shortly before he ex-
pired he sent touching death-bed
telegram of farewell to King Humbert.
The Westminster Gazette expresses
the opinion that II Secretary Sherman
should DO forced out Of the cabinet ut
Washington he would make Ohio too
hot for Senator Hanna"
A large number of British troops
has been ordered to get ready to en-
bark for the east. Their destination
is supposed to be Egypt, but the War
ONCE refuses to furnish any informa-
ion on the subject.
The approaching marriage is an
nounced of Captain Arthur Hay,
brother of the earl of Enroll and
captain in the Second Battalion of the
Queens Own Cameron llighlanders, to
Hermione daughter Of Mrs. Schenley,
who has large property interests IT
Pittsburg, Pa.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-08-26

Hotel Champlain, N. Y, Aug. pa
The presidential party left for Buffalo
last night on special train of three
cars.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-08-26
A COLOSSAL AFFAIR
PROSPECTS OF A BIG ENCAMP-
MENT AT BUFFALO.
CHIEF GARRISON RECEIVED

The Commander-in-Ch Arrives at
Headquarters Senator Hanna
Leaves Cleveland for Buffalo Where
He Expects to Capture and Garry
Away the President
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-08-26
FINISH THEIR LABORS FRIDAY
AFTERNOON.
REVISION BILL is PASSED
It Finally Goes Through Unanimous
ly- Milwaukee Garbage Bill Also
Passed incidents and Scenes of the
Closing Hours-Several Measures
Meet a Peaceful Death.
M tdisOn, August 81.

The legislature Friday completed its
w1ik and adjourned without day. Dur
ing the day the house passed the stat
ute revision bill Several minor bills
were also passed by both houses and
all Of them were signed by the gov
crnOr.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-08-26

Placards demanding a change in the
system Of Turkeys government have
been posted in Constantinople.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-08-26

Buffalo, Aug 24.-Grand Army
week opened with fair weather. All
indications point to colossal encamp-
ment beyond the expectations of the
most Sanguine citizen. Train loads of
veterans and their friends are con-
family arriving.
Monday the womens headquarters
at 256 Delaware avenue were formally
opened. Here the visitors will be
carefully looked after. Everything
possible has been provided for their
comfort. During the week a further
effort will be made to unite the Wo-
mans Relief corps and the Ladies of
the &. A. r.
J haddeus S. Garrison, commander
chief of the Grand Army arrived at
his headquarters at the Irquois hotel
Monday and his reception constituted
the first event of the week of the en-
campment. He was met at the sta
ton by local G. A. r. men and mem
bers OF the reception committee and
escorted to the hotel where he was
officially received by Col. Winans,
chief of the headquarters staff.
Cleveland, Aug. Ex-senator Hanna
left on his steam yacht, Comanchee,
afternoon for Buffalo where
he will join President Mckinley and
bring the chief executive back to
Cleveland with him Thursday.
Hotel Champlain, N. Y, Aug. Pa
The presidential party left for Buffalo
last night on special train of three
cars
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
Summons

Territory 1 of Arizona. countv :, : in 'he 'nstiee's Court. Humbna }. Iss F5u;n February 2Ssb' ,s| IGah Piain,ia Aaflow and John A. Ts|
 versus The Allen Gold Mining, sms,.;.
 ant. otAnon, Ds In the name of the Terr;.,,. to The Allen Gold Mining. s,.e,..' 2, As Refining Company, cerpo.as;.'.. ,,s''', ant, greeting: fou are hereby summoned and to appear in an action broupht - by the above named plaintiff in ,ss court of Humbug precinct, Yarsr.' ~ ' and Territory of Arizona, and ans- complaint therein fled in said i,.'. at said precinct and county. w;shi.. !. after the service uPon you of thi. -. if served in said county. or if sa--.s this said county and within th;s District, then twenty days thereas,.. all ether cases within thirty a.-- after the time above mentiosss l texclusive of the day of servicel ~ ment by default will be taken ao.,. Given under my hand in ths !, Court of Humbug precinct. Yavs~,.s Territory of Arizona, this 27th asv x rhary, A. D., 1897.
 K. H. FAREIs|
 Justice of the P' First publication April 2l, lss7---
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
oueen I.suI.a of T.ru..Ia bod the Re.e.

Before parting Napoleon spent . few moments at bef side, and at the end, turning, pulled from bunch Q beautiful rose, which he offered with gestures of gallantry and bom- age. Hesitating moment the queen at last put out her hand and said as she accepted it, At least with Magdeburg.
 Madame, came the frigid reply, "it is mine to give and yours to ao- cept But he gave his arm to con- duct her to the carriage, and as they descended the stair together the dis appointed guest said in sentimen. tal and emotional voice, Is it poSsi- ble that, having had the happiness to see so near the man of the cen. tury and of all history, he will not afford me the possibility and the satisfaction of being able to assure him that he has put me under obi gations for life?"
 With solemn tones Napoleon re piled: Madame, am to be pitied It is fault of my unlucky star.
 Queen Louisa's own lady in wait lug related that her sovereign's bit terness overcame her at the last and as she stepped into the carriage phe said, 'sSire, you have cruelty de. Geived me. Professor Sloane in Century.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
e. A. R. Eneampmenr.

At yesterday afternoons session of the Grand Army eneampmene, the following officers were elected:
 Department Communications Hoxworth, of Flagstaff.
 Senior Vice Commandtr-Dr, Geo. D. Kendall, of Prescott.
 Junior Vice Communication. A. J. Doran, of Tucson.
 Caplain-Rev. C. F. Wilson, of Flagstaff.
 Medical Director-Dr. l.. D. Bel dan, of Phenix.
 Adjutant General - W. F. R. Schindler, of Prescott.
 Adjutant Quartermaster General p. P. Parker.
 Tucson was selected as the place of the meeting of the next eneamp- nent.
 An invitation was accepted to at tend last nights meeting of the Mining Exchange.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
AN EMBARRASSING SITUATION.
Especially ss the Man Is Most Dimdeat
 and Also Married

ana <AAeo NAaffleu.
 One day last week as reporter came out of Fourteenth street into Pennsylvania avenue he met coming across the avenue from the cable cars, from which he had just alight. ed, tho most diflident newspaper man on tho row He had nervous. uncertain, glad-to-esoape look, and he met the reporter in much the same spirit a shipwreokcd sailor would meet a life preserver.
 "Hellor exclaimed the reporter. What's the matter?"
 "Whewr and the diffident man puffed out a long breath of relief. "1 hopo to goodness I'll never have another such experience. :"
 What was it? An acoidentf"
 Partially" smiled the escaped At least, think it was, It was this way" and he turned to give last gaze at the car as it whirled out of sight around the corner of Fifteenth street. II was coming up from the capitol, and the car was pretty well loaded when threo ladies got in ai Peace monument. l thought there was room next to me for them and showed over to accommodate them, but only two could get in. Then l offered my place to the third ona but sho declined and insisted on de clining so vigorously that remain sd in my seat. However, she thank. ed mo and said she would sit on the lap of one of her companions, and down she sat.
 "Now, as I said, there wasn't any room to spare in that car, and when she sat down, she sat on one-half of my lap, and I didn't dare move a peg. I thought she would notice it, but she was busy talking and didn't and I stood the pressure the best l knew how. twisted around three or four times, but 1t didn't seem to do any good and only made me more uncomfortable, and I finally sub- mitted, quietly hoping tho party would leave the car before l had to. Tho hope, however, was dashed as we drew nearer to Fourteenth street. and then l began to wonder how l was ever going to get out of it, for l didn't have time to stay in tho car till my fair burden left, neither did 1 want 10 pay car fare back from Georgetowno or some other suburban point. As the car passed tho street l made herculean effort
 Excuse me, madam. said l, but I want Co leave the car here.
 "'Well?' and the surprised woman looked at me, questioningiy, Ihave no objections.
 "'I presume not I stammered, but you arc sitting on my lap and l can't move
 "'Whatv she exclaimed, bouncing up hkea a rubber ball. All that dis tancey'
 "'Yes. madam, responded, very much embarrassed, and feeling like D small boy caught in a jam jar.
 Then the next lady to me laugh ed right out.
 "'Well, she said, I thought you were very light.
 II suppose they arc talking about 1t yet, he concluded, with another sigh of relief, but, thank heaven, I'm out oft" " And the ereporter went and bought half a dollars worth of tickets, and asked for half day of to use them up in.--Washington Star
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
No. 365. Application for a Patent.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

IkEccofTf AkfE., May II, lcSI.
 Notice is hereby given that LewisS. Me Lain by Joseph C. Perry his Attorney in fact. whoss post office address is Tucson. patent for fifteen hundred linear feet on thc Cor gress Extension Lode Mining Claim, bearing gold, situate in Martinez Mining District, favapai County, Arizona, and designated as survey No. 1250. on uuEur- yeyed lands. and described in the official plat and field notes on file in this office, ss follows, vizi
 Beginning at Corner No. 1, identical with corner No. of the location, granite stone set IA ins in ground, with mound of stone and marked l-12d0. c. E. and from which United States Mineral Monument No. 2. bears North la deg. 5S Min. West, 25I feet: thence south 30 deg. bl Min. East, lho0 feet to corner No 2, q granite stone marked 1-12a0 c. E.; thence north 40 deg & Min. East, 5l3 feet to corner No. 3. a granite stone marked 9-I250 c. E.; thence North s deg. 5l Min. west, lSOo feet to corner No. {, . granite Rock In place above the surface, marked 4-1250 c. E.: thence South % deg. & Min. west, SIS feet to corner I, and place of beginning, e gran tie stone marked 1-l250 c. F. containing lT.42 acres; with magnetic Variations at ali corners, I4 degrees East.
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Recorcer's office of Yavapai County, Arizona, on pages S23-824, and z6l et-seq, in Book 45 of Mines. Adjoining claimant to the noTth-west is the Comet mining Claim, unsurveyed, owned by Alex Rcss, W. D. Waters, and W. Sanford. To the southwest but not adjoining is tbe Minnie Claim, unsn' veyed, owned by l.. E. Troxel and s. I. Cleveland; no other known claims in the vicinity.
 All persons holding adverse claims there to are required to present the same before thia office within sixty days from the first day of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 P. W. O'sULLIYAN,
 Register. JosEPH c. PxSsI, Attorney for Claimant.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
Summons.

Territory of Arizona, CouDtx of v. the Justice Court. Humbug Preciprs
 Februars xk Edwin F. Mariow. and Frederick f-s John 4. Twigss, Plaintiff.
 Versus The Allen Gold Mining. Smeltina ..s Company, a corporation, Defsnssnk In the name of ths Territory of Ari,.,. Allen Gold Mining. Smelling and RsI,'.- pany, corporation. defendant, xrs.si-- You are hereby summoned snd rsoui,.s pear in an action brought asainss ma above named plaintiff in the Jussis, r.. Hnmbug Precinct. Yavspai counly. s,s Il tory of Arizona. and answer to the ,.- plAint therein filed in said Justice Con. precinct and county. within tsn ds,. .S service upon you of this summons, if - said county, or if served out thls "a and within this Judicial District ss... twenty days thereafter. or in all esI. within thirty days thereafter. tAe ,l-s mentioned being exclusive of the d.F or judgment by default viii bs t,l. ,- Tou
 Given under my hand che Justice q dumbug Precinct, Yavapia county. T--s. Arizona, this s7th day of February, A D r|
 R.H. FAREn
 JustiOs Of the 7. First publication April 2L. isss.-W.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26

Territory of Arizona, County < Es,pzk theJustioe Court of Humbug Prsat
 March DA Z Henry C. Strong. Plaintiff.
 Versus The Allen Gold Mining, Smelling as3 & Compsny. 3 corporation. Dafendanz In the name of the Territory of Arissl Alien Gold Mining. Smelling and Rofniz pany. e corporation. defendant, grseflne You are hereby summoned and rsquissl, pear in an action brought against 5sa, above named plaintiff. in the Justice e< Hnmbug Precinct. Ysvapai Ccanty, and n of Arisoaa. and answer 10 the compislaik in said Justice Court at said precinct ,1tl ty within ten days after the service upn this summons. if served in said county w' ved out of said county and within tAh h District. then within twenty days therut in all other cases within thirty dzys tks the time above mentioned being excin<s day of service. or judgement by dsfAsl,H taken against you.
 Given under my hand in the Jusflos oz Humbug Precinct, Yavapai CoEnty, ssn Arizona, this 18th day of March. ise'.
 RH. RAEz
 Justice of tiah First publication April 21. lsg7.-W
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26

Territory of Arizona. Counsy of Ysv.,.t l, Justices Court. hambag Precinct
 Febraars ziA. z Charles E. Tucker. Plalntia.
 Versus
 The Allen Gold Mining. SEalting and sk Company, a corporation. Delendant In she name of the Territory of Ar;;,o-,. Allen Gold Mining. Smelling and Bssus. pany, corporation. defendant r-ast,e fo0ars hereby summoned ndrsoui.ss Dear in an action brought asainsf ,. above named plaintiff in the Jns6os tz. Humbug Irecinct. Yavspai counsy. !sss < tory of Arizona, and answef to tls a-.s taerein filed in said Jastice Court of ssS cincr and county, within ten days aiss a. vice upon yoc of this summons # ssrrsi h. county. or if served out of this ssia csurs within this Judicial District thea tusns theroa5tor. or in ell other eauns piikia days thereafter. the tine aboss nz..iiansa h exclusive of tho day of service. e loagms dcfAplt will bs taken against yoa Gives nader my hand in the Justics G Humbug Precinct. YaVapai County. Tez-- Arizona. this z7th day of February. A. .n
 R. H. FAR;
 Justice ottAsA First publication Aara e1. 1sgT.-T
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
,;nrd or Thank.

GREEN FOREST, Ark, May l6, 1896, -EDIroR JoURNAL-MINER, Pres eott, Ariz.: I desire upon the part of myself and in behalf of the other brothers and the sisters of Lee Nor Tis, to express our sincere thanks to his loving friends in Prescott for the kindness shown to him during hIs last hours and for the beautiful floral decorations that adorned his casket, and especially do we feel grateful to your honored citizen, Mir. J. c. Herndon, who accompan- ieu our brother s remains Co Arkan- Eas. May heavens richest blessings attend you all.
 Respectfully,
 B. r. NORRIS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
What Co.. Him.

Mrs. Watts-Therel We have cleared of the last of that church debt, and it never cost you mon a cent. Sec what women can do.
 Mir. Watts-I don't know about the other fellows, but I know you have made me spend more than &lO0 for extra meals down town while you were out nnonkeying around Indianapolis Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
Chicken Raisers.

Brown Leghorns, White Leghorns, Plymouth Rocks, Light Brahamss, White Cochins and White Wyan- dottes, eggs from any of these, will be for sale after this date. The White Wyandottes are the first fowls of that species eyer shipped into Northern Arizona, and have a as good a record as winter layers as the Leghorns have during the sum- mer. All eggs are guaranteed to be fresh. Address,
 JAMES HowEY,
 apl3tf Box l06, Prescott, Ariz.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26

lefrtlOrt Ol arf1oEo, OoUufy or fA1|. the Justice Court. Hnmbus Precinc.
 Nrch Cesar DeRely. Plaintiff.
 The Allen Gold Mining. Smelling szi , Company. e corporation. Dsssndzza In the name of the Territory of Arits Allen Gold Mining. Smelting and Hsf.4 pany, . corporation. defendant. sraeI'E You are hereby summoned and rcI.,< pear in an action brought againsi n above named plaintiff in the Justia Humbug precinct. Ys=apai Count, q tory of Arizona, and answer b ile e thervin filed in said Justice Court < cinct and county within ten days sfia'.t upon you of this summons, if srS'. county, or it served out of said eouEeA in this Judicial District, then twessI - after. or in all other cases within -s thereafter, the time above mentiensa Y elusive of the day of service. e inass fault win be taken against yoa.
 Given under my hand in tis Jusiscs Humhug Precinct. Yavapsi Ceansz - Arizona. this 2d day of March, !. D. =
 Jussiss ol .lss First publication April sI, isss.-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26

A fine selection of the latest novel ties for spring and summer imported and domestic woolens have just ar rived at Viogtlander's the fashion able tailor. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
Natural Ice.

The undersigned are now pre- pared to deliver natural ice to all customers at the rate of one-half cent per pound, in quantities of twenty pounds and upwards. Office and telephone at F. E. Jones' fruit store, Kelly X Stephens block.
 m3tf HMSLEY X HARVEY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
Guessed Wrong.

Flathunter (who hates dogs)-Do sou allow your tenants to keep dogsi
 Landlord (on the wrong scent)- Well, yes, sometimes.
 FlathunteE-ThRt settles 1t. l won't take the dat.--lNev YRA Tribune. =
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
-Dining ssAtIen

%Dintng at4fien The scenic lire If Arizona Tue best fuata to California I'm Oniy korth and South Ein8 in AriEnna ta tho tsrand Ianon of the tpaoEAdo, fefrl6sd foeest. Great Pine Fotoat. Cliff Dwell less. Great Salt il1veF Valley aud other points ef tniarest.
 Through tickets 48 all points in the United states, Canada aud Mexico. kos. and | eonnact ht Jerome Junction with trains of U. V, & r. H ' Cor Jerume.
 Copnecting e RFseglt wtih stAS6 lines for al prtnripat nsi1tre elIrsfs. q Copgrees Jnnc- tion with Eonsspass Gold Co. k R. for Congress and stzxe h1es for AarquA Haia EtkntoD aud larnell; at PFesix Titt ths h 4 r. & s. h. Y. Ry. for polntF on fl's $. P Ky
 Trains for taiieraia leaHe Ash fnFk At s.se and 539 D. IT, e@rsr.as in Los Angeiee next afternoon Rf Ei0 sfd Ban Francisco Fecond morning at io.sS. Tram Tor tAs eAat lbayes Ash Fork at e-s5 a. ID.
 GEO M. SARGENT. r. M MURPHY denerai fl. a P ARt. Prest. d Gen. Mgr. Prescott, Arizona,
 Prescott. AriHsna. R. E. WELLS W. |. G0LDSwDRTHY.
 Assf. Gen. Mgr, City Ticket AseIzf.
 Prescott. Ariz. Precrotts Aria
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
WANrRD-sEvRRA

WANTKD-sEvERAL FAITHFUL MEN OR W women % travel for responsible established house in Arizona. Salary S1sO, peyable SIS weekly and expenses. Position permanent. Reference. Enclose self-addressed stamped en- ,sss0pa The National. Star Building. Chicago.
 Ap1 ti6-W
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
WARNING NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Model mine and the Model placler claim, located in Weaver Min- inG District, rayapai County, Arizona, win not oo responsible fer any debts for labor, mnserial or other purpoeee, contracted while aaid elaine are under bond or lease.
 nllaa K c. POWERS, Owner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
PresOOt., Ar,.ou.. oc,ob,r sth ,,,o.

Prescott. Arizona. October sth. issa. Notice is hereby givsn that the Rspid Tr.nsi. Nine and Rapid Transit EAse Mine, Tiger Die trict 1ayapai County, AriIona. will not be responstble sor any debts contracted for labor, os material furnished, or other purposs. whils being vosked under bopd or lsass.
 JACOB HEsKKE . Ba D. Y. hIrnEszA.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26

Prescott. Arssons. December @. iss Nottcn is hereby given that the Bnoksys Nine Turkey Creek mining district, Yavapsi county. contracted tor labor. or material furnished. or other purpOss. while being worked under bond or lease- JAMES M. MORE. The underHigned, owners of the First Home mining claim, located in Big Bng district hereby givs notice that they wtl not be responsible for any dehes contracted against eaid mine while the sAme is being worked under bond or lease.
 V, R. STl.kH
 SARAH STEES.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
HELP WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED for Dr. TAlmaRe,s ,sThs A Earth Girdled, 7, or his famous tour around Shs world. thrilling story of sayage and bar and The Earth Girdled" is his latest and Ereat, est Demand enormous, Everybody wants this famous book. Only $9.50. Big book; biz corn mission. A gold mine for workers Crs.sst s. freishtSge prepaid. Ont6ts free. Drop aIi trssh and sell the king of books and mako aSon Tar month: Address for outfit and tsrritnrv Prso- % xL- . sszl MarxeL st.. PnilAdslphiA, P&.mIltisw A CENTS BANTED--For War in Cub. hv A nenor Quesada. Cuban represantstiVe st Washington. endorsed by Guhan Datriots fr tremendous demand. A bonanza for sScnfs Only sl.S0 Big book, big commissions. Everys Es-Ss Outfits free. Credit given freieht naia Nso., All trash, and make Ss0e a month with War ;pp Cnba. Address todaY, THE NATIONAL, RfloK ooNCshS, Ssa-SsS Dearborn St., CAisass.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-26
For Homeless Bows.

Ina EArnast Christian, weekly. 90 censs year
 Denver Colorado. is devoted to the upbuildine of hrightaide. great industrial training schooi DO boy tramps in the United States and Bright eide ts the only school offering them home
 etttoa and manual trAininR. .eu hsln