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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-02-23
SAMPLES.


the Klondiee.
To-day is Ash Wednesday, the be-
Ginning of Lent.
Andy Arid of Bodie was visitor
:, Hawthorne last Friday.
r Dumontelle will start work on
his Mt. Grant mine next month.
Fred Weber has miners working
IN 12-inch vein OF $50 ore in Cat
Greek.
Encouraging reports continue to
oome from the mines In Silver Star
district.
Hawthorne farmers are pruning
trees and getting their gardens ready
for Spring time. ;. - 80 =. h.4s.
s. A. Knapp has six men working
IN the Lapanta, and daily shipments
of ore are being made.
Mrs. A. ]. Church and children re-
turned from fortnight's visit 10 In
dependence last Saturday
Contrary to expectations, the Jack
son and Lakeview mine at Lundy did
not shut down on the first.
Miss Francis Willard, the famous
temperance lecturer, died in New
York last week, aged 49 years.
Ed Whiting was in town the other
day. He is in the butcher business
in Mason valley and doing well.
A Chinese died in the Nevada State
prison last week. This, is the first
death in the State. prison in three
years.
The Stars and Stripes floated grace
fully over the Courthouse yesterday,
proclaiming that it was Washing
tons birthday
A daughter was born on the 18th
instant to the wife of Nat. Greea
Mrs. Green was formerly Irene Hib-
bard of Hawthorne.
Ed McTigue, while working in the
Pollard mill at Silver City last week,
had his leg injured SO that amputa-
ton was necessary.
A bill has been introduced in the
Ohio Legislature requiring all per-
sons applying for marriage licenses
to pass a medical examination.
Miss Bessie Patton, who has been
visiting Hawthorne friends for. the
past two weeks, will depart to-day
for her home in Virginia City
DR.. Hascall will leave next week
for a visit to Idaho. He will go
overland in a private conveyance.
Mrs. Hascall will visit friends in San
Francisco.
Billy Collamore returned from San
Francisco last week, where he has
been under the care of an oculist for
the past month. His eyes are great
ly improved.
Arthur George and Park Barnes
have leased the Midas and Nevada
claims IN Hawthorne district. and
nave encountered u strong ledge Of
high grade ore. The prospects for a
mine are good. s
Sam Kelso, an old miner in this
county, was a passenger on last We'd
nesdays train, bound for the Klon-
dixie. He expects to reach Dawson
by the lst of May
Expert agents of San Francisco
sugar refinery are examining the
soil, climatic conditions, ETC., of In
70 county with a view of establish
ing arefinery in Owens valley,
DR.. Hascall has discontinued work
on his Cat creek mine. He has y
ton lot at the Hawthorne mill. 1t
mills about $l5 per Con and will not
pay for packing and hauling. With
a mill on the ground, however it
could be worked protitably,,
Greek George thinks that dis
gulsed Turk touched off the torpedo
that destroyed the Maine. He says:
> Them Turk is u Preacher people,
Bimeby you fine out that some Tur-
Key he put-a the tornado under the
pls sip, aud he try blame it on the
Greek mason p
IL an S and an and an o and a u,
with an X at the end smell Su.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-02-23

|, j. II. Miller, Clerk OF the Board of
County Commissioners In and for said
County and State, do hereby certify that
the foregoing bills were passed and ordered
paid by the Board of County Commission.
ers on Monday, February T. 1898.
j. II. MILLER,
Clerk of the Board.
Hawthorne. New. February 7, 1885,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-02-23

At THE LAST REGULAR MEETING
"A of the Board of Commissioners OF Is
meralda county, Nevada, the following
bills were allowed:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1898-02-23
Educate your Bowels with Casca-
reis.

Candy Cathnrtic cure constipation for
ever; 10, 25c. If fail druggists re-
fund money.
A few months ago Mr.. Byron Every Of
Woodstock, Mich, Mas badly afflicted with
rheumatism. His right leg was swollen
the full length, causing him great safer
ing lie was advised to try Chamberain's
Pain Balm. The first bottle of ii helped
him considerably and the second bottle
effected cure. The % and 80 cent bottles
for sale by r. NJ. King, druggist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-01
NEWS FROM HENRIC0.
Two Men Arrested on the Charge Of
Perjury.


There is sequel 10 the recent some
what sensational case OF ROBBERY by Jo-
seph Gadsey. the Henrlco thief.
Gnorge w. Garbett and George W.
Childress who live out in the neighbor-
borhood OF Clayton. in Henrico county.
were arrested Wednesday upon the charge
or perjury. According 10 the charge, IL
Is stated mat Garbett went security
for William Utsy, one OF the men re-
Gently charged with having received stol-
Ell goods from Joseph Gsdsey, the noto-
rious thief who confessed that he broke
into ana robbed several Chesapeake &
OHIO freight cars. GARRETT swore that he
had about $lOO worth OF Chesterneld
county property according TO reports. and
went on Utley's bond for 800. Upon in
vestigation it was learned that he had
10 such property.
Childresss swore that he had forty acres
Of land and other property IN Gooohland
county, and upon the face of this went
on the bail bond OF Ernest Brooking for
slOO. BrooklDS was held on a similar
charge with that OF Utley. II was also
learned that Childress had no such pro-
perty according 10 the charge.
Commemorative Attorney Sands go.
Squire Lewis 10 swear out a warrant
charging the Two men WIFI perjury.
They were brought before the magistrate
for preliminary hearing and were
bailed In the sum OF 500 each for their
appearance on July 9th.
Constable Garrett on Tuesday went up
20 Lynchburg ana arrested Joseph John
son. a negro charged with cutting witc
razor a negro girl named Annie Rob
erts. She testified that Johnson threw
her down and tried 10 cut her throat.
She warded of the blow with her arms,
and was cut on the hand and wrist
Johnson Is now in jail.
John Jacob Bear. a farmer or Henrico.
and young woman named Mary Jordan
who lives In the neighborhood. were be-
fore Suireq Lewis yesterday upon the
charge OF being disorderly.
They were fined $40 and costs each,
and took an appeal.
\ marriage license was granted by the
Henrico county clerk yesterday TO Mr..
John c. Williams and Miss Martha En-
roughly, we'll known residents Of the
county. They were married Yesterday
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-01
CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION
OF RICHMOND,

Richmond, Va. June ., 1898.
The attention OF all customers OF the
Banks Is called TO the following provi-
sions Of the War Revenue Law, imposing
a stamp-tax on all checks. drafts. and
notes. dated on and after July /. 1898:
All Checks and Sight or Demand Drafts
require a twO-cCnt stamp; Time Drafts
and PromissOry Notes. not exceeding one
hundred dollars two cents; and for each
additional one hundred dollars or frac-
tional part thereof I'm excess Of one hun
dred dollars. two cents
When the stamp Is used, the person
using or ahixing the same shall write or
stamp thereupon tho initials OF his name
and the date upon which the same IS
used. so that the same may not again
be used
IL Is further stated I'm this act that
any violation Of the foregoing provisions
shall be deemed n misdemeanOr. and may
be punished by fine and imprisonment, or
both. az tte discretion Of tho Court.
BY recent Negotiable Instruments sta
tute passed by our Legislature, every
negotiable instrument dated on or after
July T. 1895. is payable az the time fixed
therein without the Days OF Grace.
GEO. /. CHRISTIAN.
President.
]. w. Sinton. Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-01
Transfers Official Estate.

Richmond: Mary f. Dell 10 II. +. Pol
lara, Jr. and John Bagby, partners as
Pollard and Ragby Il feet on south side
Leigh street 81 feet west of Munford, -.
James Briggs 90 julia Caravat, 10 SO
Feet on west side Eighteenth street lJS 20
feet south Of Marshall, 1855
Augustus Grifins and II. =. Walton's
trustees 10 John j. Gravins, 10 l-3 feet
on east side Randolph street 100 2-3 feet
south of Chahln. $l,50J.
Valentine Hechler. Jr.. and wife 10
Alice w. NcPhail, 50 feet on north Twen-
ty-fourth street southeast corner Mar
shall. 5000.
Addie and Bernard Jacobs and Eillis
& Brown, trustees. TO Virginia State In
surauce Company. q % feet on north
side Park avenue 124 Ii feet west OF Boyd
street in consideration OF cancellation OF
Hen thereon, g.
Elise Langstedt TO Ema L. Schooler.
IS feet on north side Main street "a feet
west of Thirt!eth, s..
5. II. Pulliam, special commissioner, 20
James d. Carneal, 30 feet on vest side
St John street between Coutts and Hill,
$500
Richmond Lumber Company's trustee
90 Eugene A. Dietrich 16 fet on east
side Sixth street 122 feet north Of Baker.
$780,
J. l.. Taliaferro and wife 10 NJ Ashby
Jones' 81 feet on north side Grace street
50 feet east Of Twenty-sixth. $500.
Linda NJ. Toer 20 II. r. Pollard. Jr..
and John Bagby, partners as Pollard &
Bagby. 90 feet on west side Jefferson
street between Canal and Byrd, s..
Edmund Waddil. Jr., special commits
sioner 20 l.. Il. Morris. 20 feet on east
side College street between Broad and
Marshall. SL0l0.
Edmund Wadill. Jr.. special commits
sioncr 10 A. d. Williams. % feet on east
side Third street between Broad and
Grace streets, 5000.
Henrico: Cooke and Crump. special COM
missioners, TO G. W. Childs, 30 feet on
south side Grove avenue 1877 feet east OF
Strawberry street, $50.
Peter Cloyds trustee to az. r. Pollard.
Jr.. and John Bagby. partners as Pollard
& Bssby. lot : IN subdivision OF lot 2JL
DuvaPs addition. 500.
+. j. Cheatwood aud wife 70 Nina j.,
wife Of John II. Purcell. 20 feet on north
side Balding street l2l feet west Of Baker,
$50.
Northside Land Company 20 l.. c. Adair,
GO feet on west side Fifth avenue IS feet
from Althef street. Chestnut I'M. S,565S6.
W X. Sands. special commissioner. 20
A. 5. Singleton and A. G.. Thompson, 80
acres on Charles city road, s.
A. T. and Z. T. couthworth 10 VI. r..
Trox'er. 50 feet on north side Baldwin
street, Sl.l0O
Joha r. Wilson and wife 70 p. L. ITALIA
ferro 81 feet on south side Paramount
avenue. li6 feet west OF Twenty-third
street. 500.
II 5. Winston, J. J.. Tallaferro and
their wives 10 y. l.. Talaierro. % i-2-l2
feet on west side Twentieth street l55 l2-l2
feet north OF r. .33073.
r. NJ Workman 10 II. r. Pollard Jr.
and John Bagby. partners as Pollard AZ
Bagby, 90 feet on west side Thirty-hrst
street 80 feet north Of X. 500.
j. c. and Fannie 7. Wrenn's trustee
10 w. c. GAYLE. 209 feet on Lewis street
southeast corner Wiltshire. Si0i50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-01
Pretty Church Wedding.

At st. James Methodist church Wednes-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock Miss Mary
Hancock was united in marriage 20 Mr..
Otis Rowe. Rev. W. b. Beauchamp Off
clating Both bride and groom are pop
ular young people OF Church Hill. and are
well known as jealous workers in St
James church. of which they are mem
bers
The ushers were Messrs. i. W. Bandy
(best mani. John Hancock, Henry Plea
SAINTS, and George Robelin. The bride.
who was attired in a green satin duchess
gown, with white nat and carrying a
bouquet of brides roses. entered the
church, leaning on the arm Of her sis
ter. who acted as maid OF honor, and
was costumed IN like manner as the
bride.
The young couple have the best wishes
of a host of friends, sho testified their
esteem by many useful and handsome
presents.
Mr.. and Mr.. Rowe left for Gloucester
the former home OF the groom, I'm which
county the honeymoon viii be spent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-01
For Children Of the soldiers.
ng explains Itself:

The following explains itself:
Tampa. Fla, June. lS9S.
We take this means Of informing the
public that our orphanages. which are
put al the dispose OF the Government for
any child or children OF soldiers, was
done so, entirely without cost TO the
Government. Applications are already
coming in, and we shall need large sum
Of money TO carry out these plans. /
call upon every citizen Of our great coun-
try for a free will Offering, however
small. Let It come al once by post
office or draft TO the undersigned. I re-
sDectfully refer to the letters OF the
Secretary OF War and SUPERINTENDENT.
q copy Of which viii be sent 20 any ad-
dress on receipt Of stamp. Never in
all the history OF our country was there
a more tender and patriotic appeal
Betting at present in Tampa, preaching
TO the soldiers. II Is a great JOY TO tell
them that their children shall be cared
for Citizens Of America. will you help?
II. VI. WHARTON.
Baltimore Nd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-01
W. C. BARTLETT PUNISHED,
lie was Given Six Months for Iil-treat-
ing His Wife 10y Justice John.

a number Of cases Of ordinance viola
tons were tried i'm the Police Court
Yesterday morning. but as all the onend-
ers pledged themselves TO abate the
luusan,t, complained Of no fines were
imposed.
W. q. Bartlett was charged by his wife
Mrs. Cora Bartlett with ill-treating her.
She said he DID nothing but drink ana
break up her things.
Bartlett begged 90 be allowed to swear
OF. but his wife wanted him sent to
jan 60 Justice John gave him six
months.
George Shields (coloreD was charged
with shooting Lena Tyler. lie was sent
20 the Hastings Court
Eddie Black. c0lorej. was charged with
cursinr ana abusing stephen Turner on
the streets.
Tho parties attempted 10 compromise
the case but Justice John wouldn't have
g.. and investigated the matter the result
being that they were fined $3.50 and COSTS
each.
Ilm Smith. colored. charged with
rtriklrg William Hm with a rock was
,lven thirty DAYS He Is an old offender
Thomas Cooke. Colored. charged with
being suspicious character Will have
Ills case further Investigated on July 9th.
seleua Freeman was fined $50 for keep
ing her bar-r0Om open on Sunday.
Willie Mosby, colored. charged with
shooting Robert Winston, went ON 10
the ground jury
James Winedeld. colored, was charged
with cutting Maria Branch with razor.
Wingded was represented by Mr. George
~. wise. Wngnold was arrested by
Sergeant j. II. Kerse. After the eXamina-
ton OF a number OF witnesses the case
,,.,q continued until next Saturday. 81 be-
frq important that DR. w. II. Parker.
Who As out OF the city can be present.
Powhatan. alias James Pollock, coll
cred. stole two pairs OF tan shoes from
/, Kaufman. valued Sc. The shoes were
restored 20 Mr.. Kaufman. and Pollock got
s,ur months; also -FOUR months additional
for stealing a dollar from another party.
Otto Nicholas. charged with being a
susplcious character. was discharged.
Stehcpn Ketner, charged with being a
suspicious character, was discharged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-01

George w. Blankenshlp. No 500 west
Thirteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Winfree, OF Pow
hatan county. are In the city, the guests
Of Mrs. w. II. White on Decatur street.
Miss Matte Winfree of Powhatsn
county, Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Peachey Waugh on McDonough street.
The Hastings Court has adjourned for
the term.
Mrs. 7. q. Markey. Of Alexandria, is in
the city visiting her parents, Captain
and Mrs. +. 4. Morris. Of Fifth and Hull
streets.
Captain r. r. Morris h been detained
at home by sickness. He Is somewhat
improved and was able 20 be on the
street yesterday.
Miss Dora Jenkins who has been on a
visit 10 relatives and friends in Selma,
n. c., has returned TO her home on De-
catur street.
Mrs r. J. Wright has returned from n
pleasant visit TO Danville and Glover
Depot
Mrs. Leroy Clarke. ~ Swansboro. IS
reported quite 81 at her home in Swans
borO.
Mrs. Or. Phillips Is also quite sick at
the home Of her daughter in Swansboro.
Mrs. L. +. Davis. Of No. 1925 Decatur
street. has returned home after having
q ve1y delightful visit with her son in
SALISBURY n. &.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-01

A most enjoyable "Tacky Party was
given az the beautiful residence OF Mrs.
Gertrude Maynard on Fulton Hill We'd
nesdav night. The most amusing part
of the programme was cake-walk
which was much enjoyed.
After the cake-walk. refreshments were
served In a spacious dining room, all
decorated with the national colOrs.
Among the guests present were Misses
Octavia WoodsOn. Ethel Trout Ida At
lee Annie Bray. Gertrude Maynard.
Della Maynard. and Lucy Pelcher.
The gentlemen present were Messrs
w. Philips, Loucious Trout. S. p. Wad-
don. Jr. Edward Trout. and w. c.
Lamb.
The prize for the most graceful couple
in the c2ke-walk was won by Mr.
Philips and Miss Ethel Trout The prize
for the most tacky gentleman was won
by Mr. Edward l.. Trout
Al late hour the guests departed de-
claring that they had most enjoyable
time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-01
A SURPRISE FOR
COL. 7. P. POLLARD
He Was Not Reappcinted Engineer at
the Capitol,
Mr.. SEXTON TO SUCCEED HIM.
Register Richardson Gives his De-
partmcnt n shaking Up-Clerk A.
n. Moore will go 10 War as
Capt. Stuarts Secretary.

There was considerable shaking up yes
4orday OF tho force OF employees OF the
commonwealth who receive their appoint
raonts from the Register OF the Land
once.
Rcgls,er Richardson IS not In the city
having gone on a visit 10 his home at
Marion. The Colonel left behind him a
letter to Colonel Thomas Z. Pollard stat
ing that he regretted that he could net
r5appont him as engineer 40 the capitol
no say the least this was a big surprise
10 Colonel Pollard. lie had not the re-
hottest idea that his Office would be
taken from him. 10 will be recalled that
the Legislature Tado no appropriation
20 pay tho engineer but the Office was
not abolished. Colonel Pollard had been
advised that under the act creating tho
Position he could hold on and continue
o. draw salary. But his failure 10 secure
q reappolntmcnt has upset all his cal
vuiauons.
MR.. SEXTON SUCCEEDS HIM.
Col Richardson has appointed MT Lee
Sexton az engineer but 10 is said this Is
only q temporary arrangement. MI sex
tom has heretofore Dctu inc sergeant OF
tho Capitol Square Police. Tho legisla-
iure reduced the number OF policemen
from seven 10 six. Colonel Richardson
has reappOintcd Messrs. w NJ billiard,
D. p Fctus. H. =. Eustace r w. Jenk-
ins Eugene Walton and +. H. Parker
me Col0nci in his letter 90 tho Auditor OF
Public Accounts says the appointment
Of Mr.. Parker IS temporary.
The following old employees were re-
appointed watchmeu at State Library.
q. O. Rosser. night watchmen at the
Library. c. b. Fleet and D. NJ. Burgess,
conductor OF the elevator at the Library
James Williams. janitor IN the basement
81 the Capitol. j. n. Angle, ianit0r at the
library. Winston Edmunds, fireman al
iho library. vs.. n. Hartman, fireman at
Tie Capitol Tenry Richards.
THE CLERK GOES.
40 appropriation was made for the
the salary OF a. clerk TO the Register
clerk w. r. Couk, of Lee county. was
rot roappointed and has gore home a
policeman Will probably be detailed to act
as clerk.
Friends Of b. d Core for many years
ON efficient clerk in tho State Treasurer
Office VIII rejoice % learn that he Will
continue I'm the service the State. Mr.
a r. Moore OF Rockbridge one Of Treas
urer uarman clerks. has been appoint
"a secretary 10 Captain j. +. b. Stuart
Jr. who BE- ih the Commissary Depart
ront of the volunteer army. He viii
ACCEPT and Sir. core will take the place
he vacatcs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-01
Teachers for the woman's College.

Miss Lillian Page, a distinguished
master of arts of Columbian University,
and Miss Bessie Bagby. who took the
course I'm mathematics at Cornell. have
been added to the faculty Of the Woman S
College.
They ere experienced teachers and viii
add no little to the academic faculty OF
the college.
Miss Pace is the daughter II the we'll
known principal OF the Leigh-Street pub
Die school and has done a GOOD deal Of
eradicate work at the Columbian Uni
Ycrsity
Miss Bagby has filed very prominent
positions in the South, and last year was
lady principal OF the Judson Female In
stitute at Marion. Ala.
She is well known in Virginia. and has
many relatives i'm Richmond.
Dr. Nelson, 20 is said, hopes 10 add
"a Pm. d.. OF Leipsic. in the department
of philosophy another year
The prospects for next session az the
college We're never brighter than at pres
eut.
There We're 22l students there last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-01
FOURTH OF JULY RATES VIA
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~

Excursion tickets will be sold to all
Mountain and SeashOre Resorts. reached
via the Norfolk and Western Railway. at
one AND ONE-THIRD FARE FOR
THE ROUND TRIP. Special reduced
rates 10 NORFOLK. VTCGNIA BEACH
AND LYNCHBURG.
Tickets on sale July 2r 4. 3rd, and fth
god to return until July 7th. 1898 For
fun information apply to the Richmond
Transfer Company 900 Z. Main St, p.
G. Carter Ticket Agent Byrd 81. (Union)
Depot. or at Company office, corner
9Th and Main streets.
r. W COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-01
INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF
CHRISTIAN ENDEAyOR CONVEN-
TON. NASHVILLE, TENN, july
~ .onS

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway will sell tickets from points on
its line TO Nashville, Tenn. and return
al rate OF one first class farc for the
round trip. Tickets will b. sold July
lst. TO 9Th. inclusive. final limit returning
July 81. 1885.
by depositing ticket with agent IT
Nashville on or before July 3lst. an.'ex-
tension OF fifteen days can be obtained
The Southern Railway oilers double
daily service from Richmond and vicinity
10 Nashville through Ashevlle, Land OF
the SKY" and Chattanooga.
Further information cheer(ully FUR
niehed by any agent Southern Railway
or G.. w. Westbury. +. r. a, J2) cast
Main street. Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-01
Broad Street Park.

There is only one complaint 20 be made
about the vaud evilles al BToad-Street
Park this week and that IL that the ar
fists do not stay on the staen long
enough. 81.
Every act on the programmes Is encored
and the performance is often made much
longer by the artists satisfying the de-
mands OF the audience for continn-
ance OF their turn. GLADYS 81. John with
her songs and a dance and Aynesen. WAC
does all manner OF balancing, are ia
vorites with a strong contention over
their positions by Campbell and Beard.
the musical artists.
Sam Adams changed mis- monologue
last night and IS again 10 be seen as
"the tail boy"
There will be a matinee tomorrow az
ternoon at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-01
Atthc Soldiers Home.

The Central Womans Christian Tenn
perance Union held a most int .esting
service In the chapel az noon yesterday.
Rev. DR. Barr, OF Monumental. preach
ing from John 2l-Z2. The sermon was
listened TO with deepest interest by the
ola soldiers VINO crowded around the
clergyman after the service and begged
him TO come again.
one OF the ladies noticed a line or two
in the back OF a hymn book written in
a trembling hand as follows God bless
the NJ. G. T. u. Tor their visits TO this
home
The hospital was visited and two
thousand two hundred and eighty pages
OF literature distributed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-01
DelightfIH Trolley Party.

The trolley ride given Wednesday night
by the members OF 81. Leo's Catholic club
proved most enjoyable event and was
the largest affair OF its kind ever given
on the lines OF the Traction Company.
Three well-lilled cars, the first brightly
Illuminated and the other two gayly be-
decked with hags and buntings, traversed
the entire route OF the Traction line,
reaching Reservoir Park about 10 o'clock.
At this point the entire party dlsem-
barked, partook OF tempting refreshment
and engaged IN dancing
The affair was under charge OF
a most excellent committee composed "
Messrs August Bucker. G. Pat. Meyer
and Albert J. Helfert. and much credit
IS due them for the manner IN
which the arrangements were carried out.