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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-05-21

SEC 10. When the right TO mine is in
any case separate from the ownership or
right OF occupancy of the surface ground,
the owners or rightful occupants Of the
surface ground may demand satisfactory
security from the miners, and if it be re-.
fused or not given, may enjoin such miners
from working such ground until such
security iAgiyen. The court granting the
writ OF injunction shall fix the amount
and nature Of the security. 4t.qt.sf IS q
SEC. IL. Placer cla1n.s, ~ mentioned
IN section 1929 Vt the revised statutes OF
the United States, nsy be located for the
purpose Of mining deposits and precio1s
stones after the discovery of such de-
posts. b
SEC. 10. The locator of amy placer
mining claim, located for the purpose
OF mining placer deposits or precious.
stones, must at the time of making the
location comply with all the reg lIeluents
Of sections 2 and of this Act. Every
placer claim must bsp recorded klehln "
days from the timsof the location tbereot,
In the district in which tbs same u III,
uated, or in the oflice Of The conAty 70.
corder Of the cou4ty whefein the Acls'nl il
situated. The I6estion hotice thereof
must contain the date u the location. the
name of the locator, the name and di,neD-
sions Of the claim AID must also give such
a description of the locality thereof by.
reference to natural landmarks or 6xed
objects and contiguous claims. il any, rs
TO render the Situation of the same Haas
onably certain from the letter OF the no.
tice itself. Az - sgBe4 - b Is,
sEc.4l3. That section 3l04 Of the res
visedi statutes of Idaho be alAsnaed 10
read aAfolfows: m
Section 81O4.. Ator before the time Of
presenting . location notice for record, J,
whether ltrbe for quartz or placer claim,
one of the locators named in the same
must make and subscribe an affidavit, in
writing on ortattAched to the notice;,sub
stantis!ly in. the toAow ing TORN, ito;wit:
state Of Idaho, oounty Of. .......ss.
4. Il. i. ], Dc soieannly swear that am
! citizen OF The Usitsd States OF America
Tor hate decldrsd my intentions to be.
come auellr aud that am acquainted
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-05-21
Application for a Patent.
NOTICE Mo- 472.
Survey No. 1878.
UNITED STATES LAND OrF1cr.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HALEY, Idaho, February 3, 1898.
Notice is hereby given, That Walter
Clark, whose Post Office address is Ketch-
unl, County of Blaine and State of Idaho.
has made application for United States
Patent for the
TYRANNIS
lode mining claim, situate on unsurveyed
land III Little Smoky mining district,
Blaine formerly Alturas) County. State
OF Idaho, consisting of loo linear feet of
the lode, and surface ground eco feet wide,
being survey No. 1878. and described III
the field notes and plat of the official spr-
vey on file in this Office, with magnetic
variation at IL degrees and 80 minutes
east, as follows:
Beginning at the discovery point Of this
claim, and rtlhAingsthence north $50 5O' w
500 feet to N w center end; thence 4sc As,
w 5l2:7 feet to colsler /; thence N 43o A5N
+ 1884 Ieetto corner 2. :
From.corner u. s. Mineral Monument
3 o6s bears N 100 1a E2728 feet ssi or 80
Thence 5 20c so, E 1900 feet to corner 8 :;
thence s $50 45'sW 1854 feet to corner 4 !;
thence n $50 SO, w 1900 feet to corner l,
the place OF beginning survey of the az
terror boundaries of the Iyrannis lode;
including an area OF 20.658 acres applied
for. No conflicts as fS sff
The said mining claim being of record
IN the Office OF the County Recorder Of said
mining district, at HALEY, in Blaine coufl-
~, State Of Idaho, ia. Book 13of Quartz
Clai1-s at page 772. The nearest known
locations being the triangle, /" Cora, -
HON estake' and Tunnel Fraction lode
mining claims
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of the said Tyrannis lode
mining claim or surface ground are re-
with the Register of the United States
Had o4Ree fas ft1i}ay IS e4eH ttdxhus<wiabs
in the sixty days publication thereof, or
they will be barred BY virtue Of the pro-
visions Of the. statute nasuch cases made
and provided. ..-s..,.ss ~ #
W. II, BRoDHEAD. Register,
direct that the foregoing notice Of APP
pllcation for patent be published for the
period of sixty Gays (ten consecutive
weeks Yin the KE1cHuM KEysfoNE, news
paper published ct Ketchum, Blaine coun-
~, state Of Idaho, being the newspaper
published nearest said claim. .tss'
w. II. RRQuHEAD, Register.
First publication, FehIuary s, K, ID. 1895.
~. p. MATT, ttesesJ iyr AR1ltpsaE j
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-05-21
Administrators N0uce'
Estate of WILLIAM, HYNDMAN' -

Estate of WILLIAM 1Np"
ceased. Is -. Letters Of
Notice is hereby given, thai 40, On W
&dnanisGra tioA, with will anne1eS! .eeassds
estate of William Hyndman, q ds on TIE
were granted to the undersls1,s,ss probats
10th day Of November, 1896, by 'n'
Court OF Blaine county, ocsiust sala
All persons having claims , as to ~
estate are required to exhibit .neeit osnty.
at my store in ketchun. b atter the 6r,s
Idaho, within ten months ai they So
publication of this notice, u
be forever barred. 800. Pr
This Sth day OF DecembeI, III VA ~
Administrator with the VIII a. dxeo
Estato Of William Hyndmsu
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-05-21
Description of the Ben Harr;.o.
Mining claim. 1--WE

Beginning at the initial point and IL.
covery stake, thence $50 D ss0 foo, ~. ~
corner II; thence 5 $50 W 100 feet ~ rorrs -
10; thence n $50 W 1870 teet to corner TI ~ :
FROM corner 10, the a section corner -.
tween sections " and - I. 4 y, k,I5EI
bears > so 50' l. l4lieet - "a
Thence n $50 L 100 feet to corner II,
thence ) $50 b 15UO feet to corner "a III.
place Ut beginning survey OF The exrernr
boundaries oI tic Len Ii harrison lode. H..
ciuulns All area of ~. O2Z az. Is aplIIed ,nr
No conflicts. '''
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-05-21
Description of the Midland Lode Mi
E.. ing Calm,

Beginning at the initial point and di,.
coVery stake, thence \ go h 500 feet 10 car.
mel Is; thence 5 CSC W 1bu feet to corner h
From corner Is, tie "a SECTION corner BE-.
tween sections ~ and Is, L. An, Job.
beays s so 81, L l4l feet.
Thence 400 " l50J leet to corner 60
thence n $50 L go ieet to corner II.
thence 5 45o L loU0 feet to corner Is, the
place OF beginning survey OF the exterior
boundaries vi The MiGlanu lode; uciuClnx
all area OF ZO.oZ2 acres applied ivr no
Conflicts. .-...
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OmciaI Paper !!
Great Upper Wood River

- is ~ e 'i35c4e1 z s @Ea
a ed b. y.
$50 atst tss1i d4 - a
A9iT -AND-s2sssi
5Hg .EaI IN Es ~ $50
& "a sGsats-
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-05-21
Description Of the Nes,er,
ing Claim ue MA.

Beginning at corner 9 idsr.;o.,
corner 4, Domski lode, Lot GO and u.;. With
n ner Oh May Leaf lode, Lot e., and nd r sv,'
corner n ~ ., ORC lode, survey No l24O ths @,a
GOV w ooo:4 feet to corner 10; theme. ui :
4oo w 1850 feet to corner H. 'H'e n
FROM corner ii the "a section corne, !.
tween sections - ana Is L. A n, K NV W
pears $50 so " o05.2 feet. ~ 40 e.
1hence n $50 T. ~ teet to co,ro, >.
thenGe 5 400 l. Ills feet to corner II tTs, = :.
~ = III feet 10 CORNER g. the place 1I'I ~
ginning survey OF the exterior bonnd.os W.
vi the Western lode; incluulng an araa ~ =,
lo.O2Z acres applied Iur. No c1ni,cta 10 W
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-05-21
Description of the Edhem Pasha Lode
Es.fa Mining Claim.

Beginning al the initial point where the
location notice Was originally posted thence
10 w 4o7 feet To corner II; thence S 70 L
S14 feet to corner 70; thence n 45o v 1863
feet to corner "a; Thence n 70 " 9I4 feet
10 corner rs. t
From corner %, the "a section corner be.
tween sections - ana %, L. 4 n, X. IsE.,
bears n $50 IA, w 1915 Ieet
Thence s 45o Il 1870 feet TO corner Y, the
place OF beginning survey OF the exterior
boundaries of the kuhem Pasha lode; in.
Guiding an area OF z0,649 acres applied for.
No conflicts.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-05-21
Description of the Union Lode Mining
Claim

Beginning at the initial point and dis
covery stake, thence \ 70 " 4SI teui to
corner 26. $50
From corner 26, the "a section corner be-
tween sections y ana Z5, I. ~. X. ID b.,
bears N $50 IL W. 1O76 feet.
Thence 10 E 974 feet to corner q; thence
n 45o w 1900 feet to corner rs; thence \
70 w S74 feet to corner -; thence 4os
1866 feet to corner 70, the pace Of begin.
ming survey OF the exterior boundaries ..
the Un,on lode: including an are.iol 2v.oss
acres applied for, No cuIltlGts.
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AEEAS.

Total area of Eaimdal Lode. 2O.65i acres
Deduct area III conflict with
Dolski Lode, Lot %. ........ G.2o3 acres
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Fine Work and Low Prices
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50 cents. 90 liz. ks5s ~ Ssa.
Such affidavit, or certified copy thereof
in case the original is lost, shall We prima
tacie evidence of the performance Of such
labor. The failure to file such affidavit
shall be considered prima facie evidence
that such labor has not been done.
SEC. Z. The location of abandoneu
claims shall be done in the same manner
us if the location were of new Claim I;
but the locator may, instead Of slnking y
new discovery shaft, sink the original
discovery shaft ten feet deeper than 1t was
ut the time Of his location, or he may drive
the open cut or tunnel ten feet further
along the course OF the lead, lode or vein,
and must erect new posts or monuments.
SEC. 8. No location notice shall claim
more than one location, whether the ioca.
ton is made BY one Or several Iocators.
and if it purport to claim more than one
location itiy absoturstys 3D.
SEC. 9.a-That<soctian s103so6-the re-
vised statutes OF I0aho il hereby
amended to read as fDllows:g aa
Section 31O3. For the convenience Of
prospectors and locators, the county re
csrders of the several counties must ap
point deputy at any place where he may
deem It necessary, and at all places more
than 20 miles distant from IN existing
Office whenever ten or more mining loca-
tors interested, petition for the appoint
ment of q deputy. Upon failure Of any
recorder to appoint . deputy for ten days
after the petition in writing has Deen
presented to him, thS resident 1nisers il,
such district may appoint temporarily.
one of their number to act AZ the recDI der!
for the district, whose record shall be as
valid - if made BY the deputy, and must
be entered BY the recorder as hereinafter
required: PvoOtded, Thst whenever 1t
any time afterwards, the recorder has ~.
pointed = deputy for such district Or
place, the authority Of the person elected
~ the resident miners ceases.
49, ssN fFf F+ ~af45fls IL I III sAsA1 a I
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-05-21
description Of the molensn,,
s ing Claim. os 1ia

Beginning at the initial ro;u.
corner 5. 80 Tee, IA
tw reuis se corner 3 the q section corDs,
bears Se sso ms y ana q n, is y
Thence N 1so u 5000 feet. -
tb rnene IS -t q 4 4oo W 4i5 feet to corn..
: 41e 81 = 4lo feet to corner s; theme ssl ne
iooo leet to corner 8, tile place ~ ~
l ning survey OF exterior BOUNDARIES p pssln'
sinoienskl Iode: INCLUDING an area % " ils
acres applied for. No cortlictS "a VI iiis
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SECTION 7. ThSt section 300 of the
revised statutes Of DAG be amended to
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
<Oee aapiteI. - Ten marfsps &meIe.

5sreno be Tom ben til Spsipersn, inotraf Der npset, ipm
brogte afDeIltng Mardens gnsfprmisbeo. Sitsbetfor
at boloe Jig lan9s Ileer, fsrte Wtaiorsn Groppen / itraa
Stetnins ino arattet. Gan siurbe bette ior life at bibringe
ben ~neobsisoe 5aosr uuspigSmerte. Ssnns tunbe eaers
babe fact Die pua Ssnnsns Blob, sasr bpao Waipren ipets
minote trpsoe bar bette. Nian unbgit bet bloobeitenteos
Steo, % ba Spbasellsn enbnu lite bar tisnbt af npaen an
ben enb Maiorsn islp Os Sporisssren, iom bapbe siort
ben, iaa bspGsspe selItubet fig fremab uosn at tisnbs til,
at De ~itretteIige Spur efsr en- 5orbrposlfs bar ~ppbaseos.
Stisn, ION be MI iulsts, bar bare en- a~rsaturpsi, % ben
par netpp brso moi for to til at rioe Sioe pn Sibs. Ser
og Der fanotes 4abninser, bppr ben uopioeoe ii9 noale
glen, bporpaa ben after fprtiatte bet tornebe Strait.
Sa man Tom ino en- al bisie glabninssr, iprans Der ct
DIR uO al 9unsne ps LOB lstte Spring ben ppsr 8rGss
poIpen. Set bar ct mutt DIR, bps ~itinnsnos psls bar
~opsriaaet meo msrte 5Ietter, Os bpts imioise Ben og
im9tre 2essme bar en- rem 2ppe paa 2etbeb ps Ysbenbiss
hep, ct DIR. iOm man iislosn fer, ielp puu oisie eniomns
Steber, nenIig en- Sasuar.
8prets Sjelbenbso siorbe bet til ct oefto ~snItslisere gptts
for en- Sassr, ps trobs Grpsbitionsns alporlise Ratur fslts
TO al 9eltuserne fig frHfepe til at afpre fine gifsr paa bet
Hpgtenbe 9pr.
Oct bar Gasiius CALHOUN os en- uns planter, ium reo
peb Sioen al ham.
Sasuarsn itprteoe s%ieblitteIig BIB til Sprben. Gn
Sugle bar trGnst inb bsns Sierne pg bapos eisnnsmboret
ben p~aalanSs.
Spsm at be 10 bapbe MI sGren al bet bslbise Stuo9
Calhoun gioroe 5orbrng pda ben, og bet famine sjproe
ben unge planter.
Stubbene bar I~amtibist aHprsos % blot ct al benz bapbe
truFst.
Seq ial oie Dem bet, iascs GrsOHiesren tiaibsfulot,
ibst ban Ttes at Soften peb Siosn al ben br9bte Saeuar pq
trdt FIN anip. "0s fer, mine Ssrrer, at auelen frsmoeles
sr 0brsts 9sgsms? Spis bet er min, bill be Fnbe nit
Iapns 5orbogfapsr - 6. 6. = i%nbribist paa ben. Sea
Its6er mine au9lsr ~Idalebss, at ies altib tan iige, ON lea
bar br4bt nit 8ilot."
Den ~brautenbs Mins, boormeo ban bolot auglen /
Geiret, efterat ban bapbs truttet ben uo al 0prsts 9e9ems
piite, at ban talte ianot. Nogls fuu at be mere Rpssierrise
nurmeoe is % unosrisste au9Ien % iuu. at bet iorbolot
Tia riatigt, iom Calhoun hapee iagt, og 0ispntsn snots
mep, at ben unge planter maotte gips tubt.
Gortiattss)
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
TinaerbpQct,

bette for 3pinberne ~i9rbeles nptti0e
RebItdb, er ooer 200 Iur 9dmmelt;
bet bar ben 19oee Sttober 1854, at
Nicolaus ban 8eefhpoten. en- 9rlig
9ulofmeb / 4%miteroum, for9rebe fit
6iertes Dame fom SsoTelsoassgabe ct
al BAN islp opfunnet RebItab msb ben
Itriftlise Qnmuoning, at bun bible
mobtaee ben nDopfunone 8jenitdno %
benptte ben Tom 9sItpttelie al fine flits
tige 5insre pg Tom ipnlist gepis pua
bans bDbe !SeiagtsIis. Oct pareoe
bog benosb en- Snss qar for Singer
bslIet blep popul9rt, nemlig od en-
Wunb peb Haon Guttins inbfsrte bet
til England, bpor bet burtig giorbe
2ptte. Den Sang baOebe man life
Jingerbsler al Metal og Ben, Tom nu;
be luOebes fun at @Gbelitens, Sub og
Selp. Senere bsgDnbte man at lape
benz at Ssrn.
5 aina IaOsr man msget tunitT9rs
oige 5ingerbslsr at 9srlemor, inolagt
meo Sub.
Som bstjenot, iattss 5inserbsnst
paa treble Singer; oprinbelig anbrugs
tss bet pau SommelFngsren.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
San bIcp furcrct.

Gn rsltisnbt pariIer "9ipsur" 8rtp
Be g. bar npltg giort en- ubehd9sli9
Grfarins. Raur ban tisrte paa 9sien
til 81. 9ermain, msote ban mere eno
en- Sang en- bsnriOenbs ung Dame pua
giebtle. Dan bIso inotaest / bsnoe, o.
bun ipntes itte belt ufsIIcm Iigeppsrs
for bans SilnGrmelisr. 9rspen Ft
ueen 8aniteligbeo pibs benoes aoresie
i bun bar gift ms6 en- 2anolGgs, Der
bapbe fin PruriS / ct uf puris' Fneite
Strsg % gil itoote frem o9 tilbose
foran Su'et, ibet ran lite forismte no
gen 2eiligbeo til at t~iltaits tsnbs gle,
benoe glitte. Oct lpttsbes BAN till
fioit at faa en- Samtals mso bsnbe.
Gftsr en- pasisnbe lib bah ban ON
SiQaoelie til at aflrgge en- 9iiit, og
bette bleo inooilgst. Soer Dag til
braate ban iaa ct por Winuter msb
ben tilbeete, men bun mpotog ban fun
Il Solonen, og ba ban blep mere inos
trrngenbe msb fine SpmGrtiombsosr,
betrcebe 8rusn, fom Suu, bun buooe
parst nforiiatia. fs til fin Muno.
SanolGesn radbeoe benoe iii itte at
sisre nogen Soranoring / fine 9untr,
men nGite Dag, oa Sreosn iueoe benoe
fine fmutteite aomplimenter, tom
Wanben inb / 8Grsliet.
"8e sr tommen for at ton'ultere
mig, min 6srre?" ipur9ts Fan ben ubes
bagelig operraftebe silbebsr.
ga" ruabts bsnns, Tom sisblittslia
benpttsoe fig at benne llnofpIbning,
bet CT en- Sarel, icm imertsr mig
meget."
"2ub mig ie ben. @4r ioo ortig
at tomme inb / Speratipnsp9r.liet."
8reper, icm bdobe prGgti9s Srnbsr,
10 | StiGg9st, men piben III 'rurt en-
anben 2po.
"au jeg Ter, bpuo Der er iceien,"
raabte hans 9lugeaano, ben er sbe'
last. 9i Itol irart fuu ben uo."
"aan he life plombers benz" fam
mepe BEN forfrrbebe 8reps.
"Rei. 8er ben lite. DER" ct
itratteli9t gag, ct Bril- fra pdtisntsn
os en- imut, fuIbit9noig friit SGyeI
i~tinnebe / Sangsn.
get fog lite lang Sib," iagbe 9sbs
belen.
"Sppe 5rancS. Sat" oe GrsOsn be-
talte og git raienoe bort. ipet ban iuor,
at ban life en- anbsn Sang pilbe guu
iaaleces i 59lben.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
Saanoboa ON Solocu.

ut ioGitaa be iuopiiIeoe S%ctemmtIisr I ben me
ToIolco sr sicrt lettsrs pcO llbsip,Iieu al btuH.
Saanebca. iOm iHbebOIosr aieuoslisr fra be iSosrale
Better, @entraI appratiers % GinnnsmiHifereH ON
utlare 2%urfter. gt foroste 5ololooeH sr iHssu let
Sag men at foroste ben qses, iom man putttr iTas
Usiatier, Tan sisrrs let os bsbdsetist ueb en- ipitsmas
til Srua al hlnt sieruemsribsHoe RaosmiooG.
S~oite'iers Raoebiitcr. 9tfts er En- famititmcsiciu
ipm brus,s msa,t Omfattsnbs, ibct BEN forsbpassr o.
iurcrer m~aluriite. Rnres CO @iGtipgoomms. rsttsr paa
RsruFftet o. 5soulrsbeo o. slsr bet al mso JortDps
ptIie ca SalOeipss. apssiiten doaetIiOm Gbneu I'll
at tilirebsiiue ben ubcn pnaiglgcnoe uubtriiUsiors
tprrtlisr) gierpprettes peo bette prrgtiee Jlar cmio,
bel, ION osiad er en- Stlrie / SUasbco cftsr Sngeom
6oif. iom rlocS. ogiaa Suage / cubucr Albtr oAbegqe
slsu. ftnesr SittsteH at bare NJ ~bsiposIia biGlg.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08

Seq ipnss. ou f%urtalts. at bin aone
bar blspen W,olsm az st btmmelist Gel
fab"
"Sd, bet bill Iigs, bet "a bsmmsliat,
fsrsno bun blsv optaset."
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08

aoinbens Spasbso sr bsnbss Stprte,
Men bun er fig ogiad bette bsoibit, og til
fin msbfsbte Raiostet fsier bun 0resiur
Og til fin naturlige 9nbe &otettsriet.
Suulsbss blipsr benoss Stgrie after ben
oes Spaebeo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-08
psr, rilbue note ,stfIart, nee
ST. PAUL, MINI

A Nebraska ranchman recently sent East a crafty.
Ing piece of news in a letter to his son, who is a New York
State agent on the Delaware & Hudson Canal Co.,
Northern r.. r. Department. while on a visit to my
father last May" explains the son, IL gave him a package
of Ripans Tabules, with which I am always supplied.
He had been for a long time afflicted with dyspepsia, due
no doubt to the exposure and irregularities necesstated
by his business. The Tabules seemed to relieve him, and
on my return East | sent him a dozen packages He
writes that he has ordered more, and that for the first
time in five years is able to eat and sleep naturally and
we'll. He is enthusiastic in praise Of the Tabules."
drug %gs1TS nT Gs fho priced s@ EIshHa Tor aspogm and = economics os daa
Shs AZ ssnS Tn.nsm sghS .T% hSd T mail .eaRE iysS m , % ~ 70 @s% H% az. C@A
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-04

ed him TO write her he would release her
from all promises if she wished to marry
the wealthy congressman. She never re-
piled TO that letter and Ellis went to In
diana, taught school. wrote verses and tried
in other ways to drown his sorrow.
for two years did not know whether he
was living or dead. When it was ANNOUNCE
ed last winter that she would be sponsor
for the battleship Kentucky no word came
u her from the love-sick poet, but when
that honor was about to be taken from her
by the new administration and she asserted
herself in sundry interviews. her old lover
came TO her rescue and in 4 communication
to a Louisville paper scored Governor Brad
ing his own daughter to chriSten the Ken
lucky, and espoused Miss Richardson's
cause. He signed the communication u.
4. F. and Miss Richardson. recognizing
the initials as those of her old lover, broke
down and wept.
She at once learned his address and wrote
him a letter. thanking him for coming to
her aid in her time Of trial. Feeling she
might YET love him he wrote her an affec-
Tomato letter. telling how he had tried TO
forget her. but how her beautiful face had
always appeared before him sleeping and
waking. and how impossible it was for him
to forget her. The correspondence thus
renewed resulted in the engagement an
! nounCed. Scores of kilograms are pouring
in upon Miss Richardson congratulatfng her
upon her good fortune.
beautiful COUNTRY seat on the Ohio river.
whore he and his bride will spend their
At present he is doing literary
work on a Louisville newspaper and de-
livtring literary lectures with much sue
cess throughout the state. e
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Miss Harriet cambridge Richardson will
not be permitted TO christen the battle
hin Kentucky. hut she has come out of the
controversy with her rival, Miss Bradley.
a decided victor in quite an unexpected
direction.
The wires have told the story. The engage
ment OF Miss Richardson and James Tandy
Ellis. the poet. is formally announced. The
wedding will be in June.
They were lovers long age but the sweet
bells tangled. Ii was even understood they
were engaged. Ellis is a young poet from
Lawrence county. now doing literary work
IN louisville. His father was the late DIR.
CIarkson Ellis, a distinguished physician
and wealthy citizen. He became acquaint-
ed with Miss Richardson while attending
college. He is a young man of magnificent
physique, standing six feet one, formed
fike ? Roman gladiator. His face Is full of
Byronic expression and detail. and he is
n man who would attract attention among
thousands.
Miss Richardson had long been noted for
her great beauty, and had suitors by the
score. but when she saw the handsome
poet she capitulated at once. and 1t was a
matter of common talk that the beautiful
Miss Richardson had at last fallen in love
The courtship extended over several years,
when she went East to visit her sister. the
wife OF Colonel Forney, then connected
with the Brooklyn navy yard.
She became a great favorite In
Brooklyn. Philadelphia and Washington
had it that she WIS engaged 10 marry Con,
gresham Eenuett. of Brooklyn. OWN.
10 her social duties in the East Miss Rich,
ardson's letters 70 her poet lover grew
shorter Rnd less affectionate. and her ru,
uored engagement coming 10 his ears caus'
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JOINT MEETING AT MEXICO.
board of Agriculture and Industrial
Associations Representatives
VIII Meet December IL.

After deciding not to select the place for
the joint meeting of the state board of
agriculture and the various Industrial as
sociations Of the state at the present meet
ing. the representatives changed their
minds and decided that Mexico was the
proper place and chose it. The joint meet
ing will be held during the week beginning
December u. They expect TO have about
300 delegates at the meeting and hope to
encourage much additional spirit in the
work of the various associations.
Yesterday morning at the meeting of the
board of agriculture at. the Savoy hoteI
it was decided to appoint ID. +. LuCkey
as sanitary inspector for the quarantine
counties in Southeastern Missouri with
headquarters at Maiden. Joseph Bruser
will represent the board at the. Kansas
City stock yards and representatives will
also be placed at the yards in ST. Louis
and St. Joseph. BY agreeing to place These
inspectors along the south line OF the state
the board is able to get the government
quarantine taken off and much annoyance
to the shippers is thus avoided.