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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-17
Silver Peak to Boom.

Senator WATSON and John ChatOvich
r turned from = vieit from New York
yesterday morning. Thnv have been in
the big city in the Interest rf the Silver
Peak mining company. The "1mpany
has just fin he'd Il lot of litigation DER
their mineral ground, mill sites, water
claims and other matters and have come
out on top with everything in their favor
Mr.. WATSON has been acting as Super
intendent of the mines fOl a number OF
years, and some time ago ran a tunnel
into the big ledge u~ncOvering an ore
body that has placed the property in
shape to be classed as a big mine. As
soon as the company heard of the news
of the big strike they sent for Mr.. Was
son, who went East. He made his report
and the result is that the mine has been
taken off the market and is not for sale
but will be operated by the company.
1t is the intention of Mr.. Blair, one of
the principal owners, to make a personal
investigation of the property early this
spring and equip the mines with the best
of machinery. Mr.. WATSON will put a
force of men to work on development as
soon as the Legislature adjOUrns.
Senator WATSON says that there is no
reason Why Silver Peak .ouId not rival
Delamar and produce as much, if not
more, bullion.
Mr.. ChatOvich is also Interested in
claims surrounding the property and has
made a success of operating them. even
on a poor mans scale. Silver Peak is
all right and will hc a bullion producer
before the year is over.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-17


hoias .niH1 T"5- "I",'''S ''9' -
Assemblyman Bradshaw is confined to
his room with a bad cold.
Pat. Corbett returned to his home in
Virginia yesterday. Pat. always takes al.
interest in the doings Of the Legislature.
Tow ,,;,, 4r,5 r,,
-, VII! l. VI ''"i' nm i ABOUT town.
%lature.
Laba
n,. raI;e,. y, -" 'U'''"S IilEI'l
W. "'L.'I''"' oe'Ilg c"l'ed there 10y thc
The list of prizes to he awarded ot tho
band masuueradc tbiS v.aruin bo roo,lr
double that Of last wear.
dates III the field they had better get in
line as headquarters are becoming scarce.
What.
~ ~ HtI' t"'''9 ol me
us with a few prize fights during the
session OF the Legislature. 1t will take
N'iiANNt'
Sheriff Kinnor l
saa,a SS9''l""S ne says money
-. VI '"7 property ism worth
>"'"e'
John l.. Considine, editor of the Eir-
rey county who received a position in the
Legislature. Verify this is a year for We
editors.
To h a doIooa+os or r.,
Won are inxited - nau - tEn NOu!'S'
and examine tboi, f,n Iiao
shirts.
District Attorney Walsh is not+ion
Tn5; ~ mas h"'i wv" cases against
ttD "L =" '"eS ere no" working For
Il '"e'iH'
peoiSe Nixon Is IN town, and has
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-17
Death Of M. w. Startling.

NJ. w. Startling, one of our pioneers,
passed to the great beyond yesterday
morning. He has been for a number of
years almost helpless with rheumatism,
the pain of which he bore as only a brave
man car. He was a native of Ohio, aged
SO years and s months.
He leaves a wife and two daughters.
Mrs. L.. NJ. Meder and Mrs. w. G. Note
ware, residing in this city, and II son,
A. NJ. Startling, in Sacramento, Cal.
The deceased came to this coast in 1853
and was one of the pioneers Of Nevada
having been identified with the early set
Element of Elko and White Pine counties,
and was also n of the first settlers in
Dayton, Lyon county, where he resided
for several years before coming to Carson
to accept a clerkship in the Carson Mint
which position he held for many years
He was a prominent Odd Fellow, of
which order he was once Grand Repre-
sentative to the Sovereign Grand Lodge
from the Grand Lodge Of Nevada, and at
the time of his death was a member of
Capitol Lodge, No. I, Of this city, and also
Of Pioneer Encampnent, No. J., of Vir-
ginia city.
The funeral will he under the auspices
Of the odd Fellows of this city at their
hall at = p. III. to-day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-17

Eastern advertising Agent 230-234 Tenn
pie Court Building, New York City, r
KatZ, Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-17

f.. .Gillig&n, who was arrested in San
Francisco recently on a charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses, pleaded
guilty Thursday, AMI was sentenced 10
three months i. Jail.
NJ. L. Price late Populist candidate for
Supreme Judge, was about town yestcr-
day.
The flag on the Capitol was raised yes
terday on account Of the Legislature.
The next battle that viii take place at
the Capitol will be over the contested
seats Of several members.
The weather is more like Spring than
Winter, and if the sun shines a few DAVIS
dust will be dying.
Ambrose Bierce last Sunday said:
"When my friend dishonors himself
he dlshOnOrS me" The friends of
Newlands should bear this in mind.
sharon reiterates NeWlands' silly lie
that Stewart agreed to let Newlands
undermine his Legislative tick cts and
enter the race for Senator while he had a
sure thing for Congress. The people of
Nevada know Senator Stewart is too
smart a man to make such a ~disadvan-
tageous agreement with NewIands. An
undertaking Of that kind could be made
only by an idiot.
Hon. Sam WATSON arrived from the
East yesterday. He has been in New
York arranging affairs for his Silver
Peak mining property.
Don't forget to have a ticket for the
Athletic Club dance. 1t takes place on
the 10Th of this month.
Editor Bragg of the Reno Gazette is in
town. He says he will remain here I'M
til after the Senatorial fight
Editor Patterson of the Yerington
Rustler called at this office Yesterday.
He is seeking ink to fling into the Sena-
torial campaign.
The members of the Young Ladies' In
stitute will give their dance on Febru-
airy Bird. This dance is always looked
forward to with pleasure by the dancing
people of this community.
W. II. Kinks oldest son died in San
Francisco Friday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-17

As a liniment Trib is supreme.
Eagle oysters atRichard sons.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-17
A Libel Suit

Word was received from Sar Francisco
yesterday that Howard Wright. Speaker
of the California Assembly, had com
menced a libel suit against the San Fran
cisco Call for exposing him and his
method in the Burns-Grant Senatorial
fight. The Call has been going for Wright
in pretty lively shape, and he Will have
considerable D prove before he can
square" himself with the Alameda peo-
pie or win a libel case.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-17
News for the LEGISLATORS!

All the 5. F. and Sacramento Dailies
and Eastern illustrated Papers-aIsO
Roberts Rules Of Order and other Parli-
amentary Authorities for sale at Cagwin
& NOteWare's Stationery Store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-17
ALL SORTS

AS a liniment Trib is supreme.
Eagle oysters atRichard sons.
ton.
J. C.Shaver has returned to his home at
Reno.
Porto de ORC cigars at c. w. Friends.
s. b. Cohen is on the sick list with the
grippe.
Miss 10. Sullivan returned from the
Comstock yesterday.
Surveyors Gould and Chalmers We're
in town yesterday.
For sale-Cart and harness for sale.
Inquire at Benton's stable.
District Attorney Winnie, of Storey
county, spent yesterday III this city.
For Rent-Two furnished rooms. En-
quire of Mrs. J.. McQuartcr>. Iw
NJ. S. Wilson, District Attorney OF Elko
county, arrived in the city yesterday.
Latest styles in mems hats at the Yam
kee clOthier's, opposite the Capitol.
TO RENT-A fine sunny hou Sc. APP
P'
The ladies of the Housckccpcr's Club
will meet Wednesday at Mrs. G. WyIie's.
Furnished rooms to rent-one front
and a suite of rooms opposite the Brew
cry.
FROZEN FRESH OYSTERS at L. II
Bells.
at f. w. Days opposite the Capitol.
pon
rla Tt.. 1-, wv
'
FURNISHED rooms /" rent one block
west OF fos' once inquire at APPEAL
''E7 ''' VI
mna+ '7'l"' "iN
dav e~voniuo .IauI,,rv I2tb M ,ba n,.r,.
house. FinIo r]aasa ra1,.,, f.. Mr.. To-
semi Ravc7aft r.
Special bargains i'm footwcarthiS month
at +. \. Burlington'~ Shoe store. Don't
growl if you miss them.
a. ~ y - S'liCe ''e
owing to the demand for extra copies.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-17

L. Pierce and b, T. Leete are both in
this city. There is rumor afloat that
they both aspire to the L.. S. Senator
ship.
Splinter Newlands (Dodger) is open to
all corners. 1t is said that if the silver or
tariff question should again come 10 a
vote in the House he would run faster
than a deer.
Everybody is beginning to believe that
Ne"lands' promise to donate $4,000 TO
pay the expenses Of a special congress-
iona! election is the twin brother of the
pledge he made to the Silver party Con-
VcntiOn to stand by Stewart.
The Examiner, when it learns the true
facts Ofthe organization of the Nevada
Legislature, viii no doubt guiIlutine its
Carson correspondent who buncoed it
with such a lot Of rot as was printed in
his dispatch from Carson Sunday morn
ing.
John Mcdcrj4 confined to his home
with grippe.
For RENT-TN.O rOOms, n up stairs
and II on ground floor. Terms reason
able, Inquire at Steinmetz's drug store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-17
Furnished Rooms,

En- suite or single, or for housekeeping
Apply at Mrs. Cary's, east Of the capitol
d13lm.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-04-07


Frank Schmidt receivea i tele.
gram Tuesday evening .announc-
ing the death of his wife at the
home Of her parents az ST Louis
Mo, where she had been visiting
the past two months MI. s..
has tho sympathy Of the entire
community il his bereavement.
Miss Jennie Trevsna visited
with Mel inley fri nds Saturday.
g Thoin arrived IL town Mon
day and resumes his old position
with the Drake & stratton com
pany
John Riley returned Tuesday
from Hibbing whore lie has been
working the past two months.
Miss May Schur visited with
Virginia friends this week.
A. Mainz has opened his new
meat market in the Endrizzi
buildin
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Of Minnesota:
Tho u15essigned 4. 4ruHpush. ks.eay
makes apri scat lion for o1isense % b granted
=, BIN 20 sell irsoxiaattns liqsors for =
April. lEee - & - q.
be place Fiiera the said bpsiDessis Up 20
carried on Is designated 90 Gilsss: 81. -
Gronnd floor Of that certain fra tory
frame buiidins situated On -, L. block 10.
OF The City Of vifginia. 81. Lopis cannty.s
Minnesota. according ia DO recorded plat
thereof. -.
Said aftpi;eaht prays that sHch iieense be
Granted 70 HIN pursuant 70 this otfiDaasce Of
tho tyof Virginia. 'anA The statutes ot
said state Of Minnesota, ID snch esss ansds
4nd provided.
A~TEANPC3H.
The above application viii come mp fer
iszr:ng April 1880.
cHAe. e. Far,
ctiy Rccor,er
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sAsIJPABLK.
Capt " NJ White, Of McKin
by transacted business ii town
5saturda
Mrs. F. Vail ana children,
of Ely visited friends bore Tues.
day
John N Best former chemist
5at the BiWa bik mine departed
Monday for Mercer, q tai; where
he has ccepted s position
Mrs. Morrel lef f Saturday for.
! ronWood. itch. ascco rapanied.
w her sister, Hiss Bessie sanp-=
son.
Work has been res ,ned al the.
BiWabik mine
Mrs %. Shilling was q Du
Inth visit or uesd lay
An Eas ter ! On elt III the Con
greg ational t!hur cll Sun u day eye
M IN al ssst Is
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1DDITIOtsIL L0CIL5.


G. e. H 3 I: Webster is ID the city
tod ay s5..T55 J. {.
3. W Freeman vent % Duluth
Yesterday. .s
sulpt: w Wallace was in from
FayaI I uesday
City Recorder Fay returned
4. Monday evening from Wisc onsin.
Jnd N eWhinneY was over
q II. e RizW,abik gesterda
rs II boy le was over
from isl y 81 ednes
Mrs. 3 : 3 DoWli IS was il,
from rom Eveleth Tuesd
8. sSuot Pearce, Of the Gommlot1
dor , wasSa Duluth visitor Tues
day y. s.
/. The Catholic choir sang at
Easter services at Eveleth Sun
dap
N a. McNaughton, Of Mt.
Iron, was q pleasant visitor Mon
day.
Wilho Tikander, the BiWabik
reliant, was a Virginia visitor
ednesdaY:
Roy E Welty. Of theZenith
Paper Co. Duluth. did business
in the city Monday.
Bishop Morrison. Of Duluth.
cond cted divine ervices ait the
zEpisco opal church IN thisscity last
evening
he Drake s Stratton company
add seven new so ton shovels to
their stripping outfit al rage
properties this sprin all Barn
harts.
One crew Of Great Northern
Surveyors are now engaged il
correct ting the surysy Of sthespre=..
posed new line from Il bbing to
this point. ss..
e ". Mars, Of Dulut Il. spent
Sunday in Virginia, being 4 guest
of =. J George during his stop 80
IN the city Mars Isl tie
father Of our forme toWnsman,
~ Mars. 5 fs I & 81
1ul branson Bros, who have
9 stripping contract at the Ohio,
have just ceived 4. new mode
G. Barn hart shovel, 60 tons,
which ' will be put at work II 90
that properly
SFFSs
Herman ikulus Of Republic,
Nj Mich. arrived ii the city las,
evening and will remain over
Es ''' He will cond ser-
vices TONG land to orrownight
and md Sunday i.t ae finnish
ostolic churcl
the Moon 6 i company al
prac tic ally brok Z camps atur-
,llrrday MAJ. ofs their men com,
Ing out. few men staygd il,
until comp He'd e ql,It 1 llli aee Ill,
BIZ the warm nth q, y.
Fhe saloon ice Is David
Forti has beon ansterred Is
Frank Tramp push and perm ssion
given To- remove same i, the
building q JOS yezt
Chestn MI is d reopen M
earl .
Dowli Ting Is rom ON
yeleth yesterta tIis ;.,ea
|that lowing bus become
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TIE ERANKLIN IN TT I. \


8 ne : 'ion cono'ne : aoou,
e1lsoeeu' among l1e Original
asse's q when VII DC the
ianklin group g mines, the
sale. SAFE q 'l=. winch was reported il
'nese columns 9 W ''''E ago
new comolna t1on IS to DC
EanoWn g me : .fsetouohc Iron
oeeeioo,, feierrlt1s e the organ gan
,eaelon = 0n's'l ne IRON Trade &c
ss. !; s s.
go sa i,asal 8 eoo, wy, @
80 e1y'oo,' ! oou,'s,, Per cent
pislel1eu5a nu 5, soo.ooe9ooo com
u'on ssoeA: 3 GO 1t aI1 cation tion
aha prom w subssr lib
- y. me fol' &c mill terests
1nsolyeo ana 81 g 8 9 nde r y
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Eyclctlr, Ninn, Fob. Is, 1s.r.
Town Board met Ut Il call OF Chairman
J. q. Hearding
Aembers present:-aJ II. Heardinc, chair
nan, q, J. Sui Ivan, Vim. Burke. supervisors,
8 3. Helps, town clerk
The fo1 lowing bills were audited and. al
lowed by the board
49,. sullivan salary as supervisor SO ob
ss M burke DO do 20 co
) =. g. hearaing 20 do 10 60
p - N =. neip DO clesl, 40 %
I g - :, e1 s' GO treasurer los %
=. aIa ilas Ansner removing horse % 90
=. =, i1ai,s uen m : Gays on road s To
.Ghas Jesmore liAery & m
NO sed and supported the chair appoiu, 4
committee an OF two TO audit srcasnrer.s and
clerk s books. s.
S. a sullivan and NIn nurko was appo;,lt.
cd as such committee. 49,
on motion the neatlns I'D iournetl. :sss
II r. lIELis.
SIS Town Clerk,
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rs ~ SlSeS IlnS Anet CssiO Doth pst
We reserve tho right &c positl vel refuse
',ny office OF w.aateyer nature y tier 4 clock
penn. ai, Thursday
Ht,aIE FROM s4l.dS1 4.
John .hfford who IN { mpany
with ]. Crockett left this city
for she new gold fields Of the
Yukon, en- Augg u ST 9Th. I So. re-
turned Monday having made
the entire trip from Dawson il
twenty seven day
Mr.. Clifford S descrip tion . i tie
country is lnteres ing and thai
he is satisfied with ,:7hatihe found
and with the future Of this prac,
Etically unde veloped region is
attested BY the factssthat he ne;
turns, accompanied By his
family, at an early date. He
says the formation is volcanic,
lava being found for hundreds 81
miles along the Yukon. and tina,
tbs mineral wealth Of the section
has never been half told; thai
while gold has been found III the
valley ofsthe Yukon aud t,ibu
tary streams for a distance 81
600 miles below Dawson, the
richest strike yet made is in the
Klondike proper, on the Cana
dian side. z.=..... { ~ ~ #ssz
Speaking of the opportunity
OF new corners making a strike
HE says he considers chances al
good today as ever; that the
country is yet largely uaez plor
ed; that deep ground can b
worked in winter only and shall
low ground il summer.
In speaking of the weather
/ Mr.. Clifford ayers that, though
he has seen the thermomete.
register q below, lie would. a:
soon spend a Winter5in ,Alaske a,
on the Mesaba, stating .t:lat tfat
: - = -. 4 :. y rs ! 4,
atmospheric conditions rendeI
the intense cold aless harsh
The summer season, he say S
Z is short and exceedingly hot
! registering. as high as 115 sin til;
fshade, the season being long
Eencugh to raise roof garden veg
Eetations.
He speaks of.the hardy people
1 y be have ossked to. il ilssils
] as q gentlemauIy class thro uph
out; that he has never seen Il.
/ / scrap during his absence ano
I that a drunken man is, SO rare u.
TO to be a novelty; true to eact
other, and honorable in dealings
81 Mr.. Clifford has Is claims, 81
each Of which he must do $500
Of work annually. On lis way
out he was accompanied b
Frank Kellersmaa, Chicago
attorney, who is jointly inter.
ested with him IN three or fonl
claims. They left Dawson OF
March 7th, the thermometer re:
/. gtstering S. below, and with on.
team reached Skaguay on tic
f21st. On his arrival here =lre
brought with him one dog and I
tame Tanana timber wolf, which
formed q part 81 their team OF 81,
1.-The way out.
Mr: Clifford expects to leave:
for the coast about the 18th talk.
ling his family. He will take lis
Eel'dest son and perhaps Mrs
Clifford in with him, making
arrangements to leave the rest 8.
Ehls family On tie coast. He Ia.
evidently done well, a fact which
rs pleasing to his many friends
49, IA ~ zrs2 a. - ~ - !, -, ST SzE
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WILD BEEF.

has not got the rich flavor of
tn. farm grown cattle. And
it is not 50 tender. 60
We make it a point to get
home raised Beef, Lamb. and
Pork and that is the reason
our meats are SO tender juicy
and teothsorne.
Our Poultry IS fresh killed
and dry picked. The chickens
We sell viii taste delicious.
The HEs!lDl NEAT NARkET+
VIRGINIA. MIMI
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and - shortl g open drug
store there FL


linst.Jo hnson and Albert Ol
sou Saturda closed 8 deal for
The Gilmark property corner
Chestnut and Mesaba, at about
EEss, ooo. s;illnark contem-
plates = trip to a Alaska while
Mrs 6 will visit her old home
In SWed len.
y Is understood that man,
from 1 his city will be ID attend
ance OF the public opening Of the.
new town hall az Fayal this eve
[i,ing A fine n uslcal and literary
pro gram will be rendered. after
which Y dancing will be The order
LET the evening
Coal at HaWkinson's
NJ. Sllanedling returns Tues
day next from New Y ork city.
where he has been visiting his
parents. During his absence Mr..
IShanedllng has visited the east.
fern trade centers and factories
and purchased an elegant line Of
spring and summer goods for The
Bell.
City Recorder Fay was last
evening instructed 81, the coun.
Icil 70 present the Virginia Light
E& Water CONF 4 bill for $50,
as q penalty imposed under the
provisions Of their contract, the
account being figured at SO per
week for the time the,hydrant at
southeast corner Of Chestnut and
Wyoming was out Of repair,
In the consummatiou of the
Ideal whereby @. D. Kinney &
Go. bought the Bank Of Eveieth.
mentioned in these columns. q
week since, it is understood TO
lions tl,atMr Gee = :, {, 80 : =
start q second banking house in
Virginia at this time. j.
60 &C. se1 ..oes ~ rlesoy.
81 ~ onu'ci upuay' Apl1i l: oth.
! - ~ inothlps service cry me pas pas
eor w ,reac !; On lhe Resur
iecs'on - cnrlst' ana ene Lord $
supper = p. vii pc administered.
nsenin suotec : me Silent
hanos, z discussion OF OF. the doc
erlne q r. immortality mo Special
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WILL NOT HANDLE LOGS a

|
The Duluth s Iron Range
railroad has given notice to log
.ging firms operating on that
part Of its lines north from Two
Harbors that after May I it viii
not handle logs on account Of the
demand on its lines for ore and
other traffic. he road IS grad
ing for. double track for
twenty-five miles ont from Two
Harb ors and will push the ork
as fast as possible, laying 90,
pound steel thereon T hiss the
heaviest stce, on any raitwa u il
Amerlc a: -Four additional $50.
E000. round olives are ex
| pecled in a few weeks.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.

Council Proceed sngs
1ss Council chan bcr, March lst. 1sss.
Sc Roll Gal II.
Aldermen Present johnson, Donnc,iy.
logonapr: Afechan. Ch:.teaen. Il. Jcha IS
stsinnn. go
Aid, e bacnt. Ifr6x ~ IL
President Brown being atsens yica,p
don't ehStte rsen acts aa pgssl i
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Atlantic mine on the bic
range IS also uador ption ].
other prop cries q tesl is be
taken are the Cam oria and
Elie, at Negaunee. N iicta.
Except tho Lille The mines.
named are Besseme plo erttes,
I'm ndication ell her tllat r,repar-
[ations Gre being ma for thu
produc elton 81 Besselne feel
ultimately orst Int some 81 the
now conap aay ) furnace will run
lon Ressemer iron, whic would
Ibs utilized IS trad ii 3 stock with
q steel com pany for part of such
billet supply as may be bou gl,t.
The total annual capacity Of
1.-The furnaces controlled By the
trust is $50, 900 tos, 81
went nine roll ling 1nillplants
besides ore pro perties and fur
Inaces have been acq ulred. II is
probable that six or eight other
mills will be acQ aired later.
Tho heada rters viii Sc in
lsChicago, at now seems certain.
l1hoG gh some idea was entertain.
Iod Of Clev Gland for d time.
is stated that the cash WORT:
ing capital Of The new company
will be IS, 500, COO and that ali
plants will be taken over free 81
debt. OF the pref rred stock
ST, 500. 600 and of the common
stock So. 100000 remain in the
treasury The stock prospectu:
estimates profits Of IS, 500, ooa
oa the properties thus far taken.
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Minutes Of The. Proceedings
Of. the Beard of supsrviis-
ors OF the Township. of
Mesaba Mountain, in st.
Louis County and State of
Minnesota, including all
accounts audited by said
Board
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Eveleth. Mimi, /

~ - Eveleth. Minn., Dec @, tsssrr.
Town board met at n call from CHARM an
1iesrding.
Mem bers.os boa I'd present.: 1. II. Heariinr
chs l.'tuans WIN Burke. a. j. su.liyau super
visoss, i =. Helps, town clerk -
Moved aud supported That the following
ILLS and pay ruli far November lie allowed
and the clerk Instructed to draw. orasrs for
sane. Carried. #
pas. soil for month Of Nor. aisa 50
Louis Larson & Co. stationery d,
Moon & Kerr LuaLer Co. 3 platke 3 q,
". E. lIannaferd printing Ices. ii,
Nicola karri constable OF election n,
T. II. Driscoll do Am
JAS, a. Robb lumber s 10
D. E cuppernu printing pc,lA
VIM. Mnrray blacksmith work IS q II
6. a. Morrison use OF isos.se fos, ele:tina s n,
Mike ;Ala1weifdraying &,
,l'aiboys s. tsampbell election supplies ! ~
Mal jacobson making booths .5 3 o.,
s Moved and supported thatC C. w. aIo.y. and
e. 9. Talboys be granted leave to erect spses
for tslepl,sne system between sparta and
Virginia. T. &.
Carried. "
Mceting adjourned.
s. E nELps
Town Clerk.