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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04

Sherburne avenue were cming from the
assembly, and he desired to have the
same passed by the board at once so the
work could be done this season.
Case of Barber Gassaway-The writ
of habeas corpus sued out by w. ].
Gassaway, the barber arrested at the
instance of Secretary Brimhall of the
state board of health, on a charge of
practicing medicine without a license,
came up for hearing yesterday before
Judge Jaggerd. The court stated that
he had been of counsel in previous
trial, and the case was referred to Judge
Lewis, and will be heard Aug. 10.
Taken East for Interment = Mrs
John Quincy Adams has gone East with
the body of her mother. Mrs. Adeline Il.
Walker, whose death occurred a few days
ago. Mrs. Walkers remains will be in
tered beside those of her husband, the
late Artemus B. Walker, at Paris, n. Y.
Deceased was seventy-f1ve years of age,
and, though she had been an invalid for
more than a year, her last Illness was
short one.
Committee on Market Sites - The
special joint council committee on mar
ket sites will hold a session this even
ing at o'clock in the council chamber.
Celebrated Huddock's Death - The
Hamine Prohibition club commemorated
the martyrdom of Rev George c. Had
dock by an Open-air meeting at the band
stand last night. Eloquent addresses were
delivered by Rev. Peter Glare and DR..
". H lief. The band stand was beauti-
fully decorated and a large audience was
in attendance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04

Memorandum: "Have my photograph
taken at Haynes Modern Studio tomor-
row without fail Cor. Selby and Vir-
gilua avenues
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04

His Leg Injurcd-W. O. Wilder, in the
employ of the Northern Pacific road,
yesterday afternoon had his right leg
badly wrenched. He was switching in
the yards near the Northern Pacific shops
and had his leg caught between the side
of the car on which he was riding and
a coal box, stading near the track
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04

Primary SchoOI UHior-The Primary
Teachers union viii meet in the House
of Hope parIors this afternoon. Mrs.
Harry Brack will teach the lesson, and
there will be echoes from the institute.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04
WILLIAM SGAANER.

Dealer in Mems Boys and Children's
Fine Clothing. Also full line of Shoes.
Rubbers, Etc. No. IA, IS and IS East
Seventh ST. st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04
HAS TILTED THE TAXES
COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
RAISES PERSONAL PROPERTH
ASSESSMENTS
HOW SOME OF THEM SUFFERED

of the WeaIthiest Gift
liens of st. Paul VIII BE offered
a Chance to Explain Why They
Should Not Stand the Raise on
Monday Next-BOard AdtOurns to
Meet Again This Afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04

Petition in Bankruptcy - Alfred w.
Brown. a bookkeeper. yesterday filed a
petition in voluntary bankruptcy in the
federal court The liabilities scheduled
$l725l7 and the asset $I1L
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04
G(DFEEE

All the tire coming from the blue-fame
gas roasters; chock fun q the original
fiavor of the coffee berry.
The matchIess Hoffman House." per
pound rs cents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04
AN INDEX TO SOME OF
St. Pau1's Reliable Firms {:
WANTED,

CITATION pays from $40 to $50 per month
for accident and $40 per month for sick
ness. Call or address D. H. BRADLEY,
Kendrick Block, st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04
CITY NEW s.

ContaginuS Diseases Reported -
Diphtheria was reported at the health Of
flee today existing at 4l6 Mount Ida street
and scarlet fever at 600 Mclean street.
AIjuG$Scti IEl%aEe-Iietty Nalois. TWEEN
ty-oIse years old. was adjudged insane in
the probate court Yesterday and COM
mitted TO the state hospital at Rochester
BIZ JudgN BaZille.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04

Committee on Market Sites - The
special joint council committee on mar
ket sites will hold session this even
ing at o'clock in the council chamber.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04

Tourist CIub CIip!,inG-The Glover
Leaf Temperance Tourist club will give
Il clipping on the lawn. Smith avenue
and Sixth street, this evening The con-
test for the business course between Har-
ry Cummings and Willie Howe will be
decided at the same time.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04
The ST. PAUL ST0RRGE Gn.

FINEST FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
in the West. Corrugated iron rooms.
419 and 421 jackson st. Tel. 1913. A c..
johnson. Manager.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04

Horse Awaiting Ovvrer-The police
yesterday took charge Of black horse,
hitched to a black buggy. The outfit was
found without an owner at Fifth and Wa
coutd streets. The animal is awaiting a
claimant at Schroeder'S livery stable.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04
Sporting and Athletic Gods

GUNS. Ammunition. Fishing Tackle,
Kodaks. Hammocks. Tents. Etc. KEN
NEDY'S, Cor. Robert and Third SITS,
st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04

Friends of Zion-There will be a gath
ering of members and friends of Zion c.
c. c. at Mrs o. c. FoTds. $50 Beacon
avenue Midway, this evening. The meet
ing viii be concluded by Rev. O. L. Tin
dali NJ. a. b. D., principal Of Zion col
lege, Chicago
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04

Bass and CroPpy Fry - Executive
Agent Beutner has furnished J. c. Jensen,
of the White Bear Improvement associa-
ton. with 5000 young cropIies and bass.
Mr.. jenson viii plant the puny finnies
tomorrow
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04

Meeting for Railroad Men - There
VII be a meeting for railroad men and
their families Sunday evening at Peoples
church, conducted by Rev. Thomas Nc
CARY. \. B. Lynon and others will
Snc.llE
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04

Col. Shandreyvs Estate - 4 petition
for the appointment Of an administrator
of the estate of Col Shandrew, deceased,
has been filed in the probate court. The
estate consists of less than $500 worth of
personal property.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04
an DMANJS EUROPEAN
G4AD u @ss y HAIR PARLOR8.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Human
Hair. No. 9S5 Wabasha St, st. Paul,
MINI. Send for Retail Price List
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04

Sherburne avenue were cming from the
assembly, and he desired to have the
same passed by the board at once so the
work could be done this season.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-04

Fridays Special Bargain Days during midsummer
close at o'clock Saturdays during July and August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
Facts Regarding Cancer

The chief physician Of the London Cancer HOS
pital says: Cancer In certain stages Is IN the
blood cutting il worse than useless, and IS
most cruel and revolving and IN all cases
have known has never done good but harm. K
has fastened death, caused mental anguish and
bodily agony and It is 70 he condemned as per-
feet madness. Why any medical man with
grain of common sense uses the knife IN cancer
is o. mystery 80 me. Ie should know, . he
doesn't that he must reach the germ in The
blood and he cannot do that with a knife or
saw. It is only by killing the root Of q plant
that YOU can stop It's growth, so Il Is only by
attacking the root Of cancer which IS I'm The
blood that cancerous growth can he killed
Mssesquo Mineral Water reaches the germ
IN the blood Pamphlet What 1t Has Done
mailed free on application to The Tayor-Jorgen-
sen Co. agents. % Broadway, New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
H4YTTlN EYTLEs PARD0NED.

Kingston. jamaica. oct The Haytian Gov
ernment has instructed rs consular representative
here To- communicate free pardon. including per-
mission TO return 10 Iayti. 20 Messrs. Nation. Du
NlvIer and Pierre. VINO are here under sentence ~
exile VI Thezan. who IS also here. having been
expelled from Hayt IS not included in the decree
Of pardon.
The British schooner San Bias Captain Cahoon.
from Halifax for Colon. has been wrecked at
Morant Gays captain cahoou AMI three men have
arrived ar MOrant BAY iu an open boat. Nouc ~
the crew were lozf. and the cargo Was salvaged.
Renoris from 81 Kits announce that the Legs
llturr has adopted a resolution praying for the
inclusion ~ that ISLAND On the American reciprocity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
"pE7rico4T" pourIcS IN ROCHESTER,
COUNCIL OF WOMEN "NoNNATEs" ONE OF IT'S
MEMBERS FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

COUNCIL OF WOMEN "NoMNATEs" one OF IT'S
MEMBERS FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
Rochester. y T.. Oct : (speciaD.-The women OF
Rochester-taoSe who desire 20 be known as rep
resentative vonren have made radical move
which possesses political significance IN theiT
minds They have plunged reckessly and enthusi-
astically into the tide Of city politics.
The Rochester Council ~ Women. n body when
includes al ~ tho female societies and organiza-
tons Of any prominence IN the city, held meet
ing on Thursday and Endorsed one Of their number
Mrs " A. Montgomery. as candidate FOR
School Commissioner. This was done unanimously
and the candidate received Chautauqua salute
from, the entire convention. The only thing TO be
done now the women say. IL 70 persuade the lead
ers Of one NJ the two big parties 70 place Mrs
Montgomery's name on its ticket
This nomination, II It can be called such' Is 'he
result Of A long continued agitation I'm which se'-
eraI well known legal authorities have lost their
renuta,,on among the feminine part OF Rochester
nv daring TO insinuate that n woman coud not
under the Constitution. hold office on School
Board
The women assert that the presence OF one or
.,oir COX on the school Board will soften tho
crndonees OF its deliberations. modify for the bet
,ar ,ts views on educational affairs and increase
The value Of its proceedings AS a BODY CHOSEN TOT
80. ,,1hiic good The candidate. Mrs. Montgomery
t.s long been Identified with every movement maze
ny RocRosfor women toward higher culture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
no LICENSE FOR LYONS FARMS.
,,.ncr YAH. RESPECTS THE WISHES or MANY
PROPERTY HOLDERS

Elizabeth \. D. oct. MANY OF the hhaol'd"'S
~ LYONS Farms crowded into the Union County
court room to-day when the Application OF Mrs
Ada W Woodruff for tavern license vas heard.
Mrs. woodruff is widow and has conducted the
place about year.
Judge r. Atwatcr for the Inhabitants. stated
hat men who had gone 10 ~ ons farins 10 I'VE Z"
escapo from the influence of saloons had taken
n drink again since Mrs Woodruff had opened
tho tavern H. said that tho directors represented
10000 worth OF property. and tie applicants only
800 Romonetrances from rho Board ~ Education
ami ID, Township Committee were submitted as
were objections trom wives and mothers.
Mir Woodruff was perm tied 10 tesilty. ana
stated that she hal seven rooms and that she a. ,
rnnuodafe7 travellers and strangers. and supplied
them with rooms and meals.
Judge Vail ruled that License should not De
granted for saloon AGAINST the wishes of 80 many
property holders and denied the Application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
PARIS.
FRENCH DENUNCIATION OF ENGLAND'S
TRANSVAAL POLICY.
AcADEMIcIANs JOIN THE CRY-NOTEs or
AMERICAN SOCIETY.
rBY CABLE 10 THE TRIBUNE.

rBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE
Paris oct. The Chauvirist press bristles
with denunciations Of England's attitude to-"
ard the Transvaal which are in some instances
avowecly undertaken IN retaliation for the
British opinion Of the Rennes verdict. Drumont'
in a flaming leader IN the "IAbre Parole" writes.
The lily nvered hypocrites who shed crocodile
tears for the traitor Dreyfus do not hesitate TO
employ the atrocious Dumdum bullets against
the peaceful. God fearing, patriarchal Beers"
The present outburst Of Anglophobia how
ever. is not confined 20 the professional FIRE
eaters-Drumont Millevoye Rocheforf and
Judet-but is shared by Academcians like Jules
Lemaitre and FRANCOIS Coppee The Catholic
Royalst "Gaulois" expresses the keynote Of
popular passion in eloquent leading article
bearing the signature Of Henri de Regner the
young poet who enjoys reputation for remark
able delicacy Of sentiment and refined nicely
Of versifcation, and who will soon proceed 10
the United States TO deliver the Hyde lectures
ct Harvard University on Modern French
Poetry" ~ De Regnier charactorzes the dis
ease which he calls lie NAL aneais' as far
more virulent and disastrous 10 humanity than
the plague. cholera smallpox. lie declares
that England is the common enemy OF Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08

Paris. OCT. Tile strike AZ lie Creusot IS ended
The decision rendered by NJ Waldeck Rousseau
after lie mad heard the statements OF the rcpTesen-
tailvcs of employers and workmen Was commun-
Gated - NJ Schneider the mine and foundry own
er of L. Crcu-of. and 90 the strikers delegates.
who declared that She award CAV" 10 them COM
ulete satisfaction. Tho decision was telegraphcd
TO the men AZ le 'f'uspii anu tn'y WI" resume
a-..rl.N lLI.lN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
mn cLLrr0Rn clNE AGALN-

Wa.hiuston oct. One OF tn, AZ cases FOR the
October term Of tho United states Supreme Court.
which meets next Monday. IS the celebrated CHI
ford murder case .u which So many applications
for new trial etc., have been made In both the
state and the United states courts motion has
been entered Dos Prosecutor Erwin. Of Hudson
County. to advance this case Oh the docket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
RUSSIAN MINISTER At PARIS.

Paris. oct Count Mura1i"h Russian Minister
Of Foreign Affairs who has been IN conference IN
Spain with members ot the Spanish Government
with view. II l. said. Of obtaining the adhesion
a. Spain a Continental alliance against Eng
land arrived here to-day and will remain a week
dinner viii be given At the Elysee Palace ia his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
rRLlL OF RoYlLISrS N P4RIS.

Paris. oct senator Beriuger president - !.
tpecial committee ~ the Senate Sums .on.
high court 10 try the persons acV"s ms
spring to change the form ~ s''''' w. nina.
morning I'm the cours" ~ the prehm!""'' :, ,.,o,.
tinus interrogated General Roget a"e ri 70
,.,n former Judge Of the \efsh,,.s, NJ Psu,
connection with the chars.s ,Ssk,;rger confsrrs'
peroulede Later TN the day NJ p'''
With the Minister Of Justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
vOlruENTS or W4RNHTPS.

Washington oct The Adams has arrived At
Seattle The Badger has gone g. Mare Island -
prepare FOR her cruise % Manila The Princeton has
arrived AT Hong kuus ] DE- meas has sailed from
beaufort for san Juan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
GENERAL TRACY HOME AGAIN.
HE RETURNS FROM PARIS BUT REFUSES
To DISCUSS PUBLIC QUESTIONS

eionoral BENJAMIN F Tracy, who let herr Tor
Parts on Nav q 70 act as counsel for Nens1reia
before the Board ~ Arbitration n the venezuelan
boundary dispute returned Yesterday on tie steam
ship St Louis He declined TO discuss tie recent
decision n the Board. saying that as yer h. kne"
nothing about H. excepting that It had been rem
dorel
AS have not read the decision, 7 cannot talk
about II 80 10 said. nor. under the circumstances
have anything to say regarding the genera sup
iact Of Tie dispute. since I have been auroaa
have hardly read an American news paper, aAu
know nothing about politics or the M"let ~on
miffeo.' , ~. .t. ,.o,a
were eager 10 hear what he had 70 sag ABOUT TIC
KamaTD scheme - . 49,, A.,
short order ne replied. At present D am looAin|
for news myself. l., ~.
Mills But ling yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
PREPARING THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER WOODWARD TELLS oF
THE ADVANCE OF THE WORK

ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER WOODWARD IElLs ~
THE ADVANCE OF THE WORK
r. D woodward, Assistant Commissioner Gen
cr,l Of the United States 10 the PARIS ENpyS''-''
% ,ao arrived here from southampton on me AiH@
"a, Limo steamship s. Louis Yesterday. He Las pee
abroad since last April. IN charge OF the f'''
Office OF the Exposition Commission. ana eNPss"
to return 70 Paris again after orief STAY o.
side of the ocean. While here he eNpe-.s
vide his time between the Ne"-iorA o"
the Chicago headquarters 10 -.
buildings To- be erected by the United States al 100
EXPOSITION have nearly All been let an' TIE -
tional building and other structures are a'1@''
far advanced. .
Recent hanueniugs" nc said yesterday. ns''
not done much 10 disturb the eQuanimiN "l '"4
Intimately connected with Exposition "o'A o.
great progress in the erection OF BUILDINGS N
other work is shown Oh all sides. An ln'eiesuse
ceremony took place on september p "he" '
French Commissioner General. VI Pear y, Tan,
about him th" commissioners .oin or ,t, All IN
flr SPOKE of the harmony "Nls.lAP At0 ,,r ,hs
spite of recent attacks ctlcl4aitl 10 ".'''
prospects OF the great ENposlu0i 49,. ,-,,.s,. Z
a work OF peace and universal CONCORD =, ,.iu b.
position Will take place without IAN il w."
fully ready on tho appointed day. ., ha
4 prominent feature Of the Exposition wa - -
s'isnc. arf and th, industries and another W. -
tb. award OF a pr.ze ~ l"vn francs i1r re
offered under the name Of the 'Anihon} ~
PriLe'' hv fhe heirs Of Anthony Pollok OK Nast,y1e
ton e. ucrpetuate the memory 81 thsI r.. me
who persisted. with Mrs Anthony fo4t.N son
wreck Of a., steamer Ia BourEosnc, H eYT.,,4
WIN a., Cromarty-h.re on sable Islam ~ ne
i>5s rh- amount Of th, prz" is deposited VIZ ,.
American Security ana Trust company 90 VS."
lugtou I'D, .t. t...,.., all
An evidence ot tnr goodwill ot ihe Emma s
fhnltff.-" s,fl Nj Woodward. 'mIN it i1..s,
,he recent allotment io the Unted states - sv III 81
ditional suua.t feet iu thr department ' 80" r.
rin.erirg aud trsnsnortatiV. and s.eniHrani 81.
decd wis the statement made hy one ~ ihe KY "a
IF the. French Exposition administrator. " ~
assured me- that the best exhibits made n> t.'essd
nations would come from the United states 49,
GormAnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
NETHERLANDS QUEEN At PoTSDAM
wuuELMrNA AND HER MOTHER GREETED ny
THE EMPEROR

Potsdam oct Queen Wiheimiha q 'Ne ~"
,risnds ACCOMPANIED bv the Queen mother aIiiF''
.t,a venting Their Majesties were cordially re-
lived Al the station 10y Emperor william VINO
Kissed their cheeks and presented 10 them bouquets
y roses The imperial and royal party eayly dec
,r,.eJ drove 20 Inc Palace amid the cheers or me
pnntlacc and were received I'm N" Palace court
,-ard by The Empress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
LITTLE RopE or SAVING TIE PRoDAyo.

ST Johns y +. oct Five steamers are gov
engaged IN an eudeayor TO draw the "reSs
steamer prodano or thu rocks I'm 81 Mar}' DSs.
hut storm is now rising. which VII i''o's.
make her a total loss unless she can be NoSle' "
fore IL reaches It's height. ,...s ~.
The wreck ~ the British steamer haf long
fore reported ashore near cape RA, - 1ors
TO piecss rapidly Her cargo is wAsnhS
Nobody can 60 board tn wreck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
KRUGER MAY YIELD.


pected exciting developments. they are In a
peculiar stage and deserve recaptuiatlon. Al
ter the last Cabinet Council IT was officially
stated that the Beers had not replied to the
latest dispatch and that the Foreign Once
while deciding to consider the question anew
expected an answer from the Beers.
The papers daily heralded the arrival OF the
reply. but none came Many took this silence
10 mean that the Beers refused To discuss inc
controversy further. but that this was "rohV
became evident from President krhgers reply
to the peace telegram Of the Transvaal COMMIT 20
too in London IN which he said that. as inc
last British dispatch asserted. as the British
Government was formulating new proposals the
Transvaal did not feel at liberty 10 reformu
late proposals. thus implying that the Beers
we're waiting for Great Britain's new demands
and did not wish 10 waste breath In DISCUSSING
propositions already dismissed.
What these new demands consist Of is still A
mystery First It was asserted that another
Cabinet Council would pass upon them but
this is now denied by Mr.. Chamberlain, who in
answering A dispatch from the progressive
members of the Cape House OF Assembly. said
the demands had been communicated 70 the
Transvaal Whether this has actually been
done remains as much an enigma a. the nature
Of the terms themselves. All the public has
upon which to base an opinion is the guarded
statement Of the Duke Of Devonshire. Lord
President Of the Council. at Manchester where
he declared that these now demands did not
impern the Independence Of the Transvaal, the
word independence having absolutely opposite
meanings In Boer and British interpretations.
DELAY BRINGS OUT ISSUE.
Hence although the week has produced nc
negotiations tending to throw light upon the
merits Of the case It Is evident that negotiation
has not ceased 50 far as diplomatic correspond
ence is concerned. This goes to show that there
is no cause for immediate hostilities. The pith
Of the whole dispute. however is daily becoming
clearer The Beers are thoroughly convinced
that their freedom is menaced and England Is
convinced that her supremacy in South Africa
is threatened This constitutes a difficulty
against which pacific measures can scarcely be
effective
As the possibility % war increases, British
conjecture as to the unfriendly attitude Of
other European Powers increases. Reference Is
frequently made TO probable Russian aggression
I'm Asia while it is thought that France. in case
Of hostfities. is sure 10 become active in North
ern Africa Interference at the seat Of wal
itself is not contemplated. for the apples which
France and Russia wish TO pick do not grow III
South Africa. De.agoa Bay is naturally closely
watched in this connection The German press
is making capital out Of the report that Great
Britain is sacrificing her friendship with the
United States in the Samoan matter in order Il
gain Germanys support in the settlement at
Delagoa Bay.
The Delta independent., 1899-02-03

Z 4 80 eoal aiss hes bsse opsesd up
- Kisss creek. oos q the Tributaries d
Tougvs crssk. that promises something
moro than the ordinary. The coal has
bees tried BY the blscksmiths oe Delta
and pronounced - good for their uss -
the Blacksmith coal Il Trinidad, Colo.
and besides it 10 claimed that Il y good
eoking coal BY thoss Who have given il
. test. Il certainly 10 IN s.celient
stove coal burning freely and without
einder. The mine 10 situated at Oak
Spring. on kisss creek. about one and .
han miles above the Davis hank. The
rod to the aev mine branches o6 from
the Davis road at the Rovell ranch and
10 about nile and half further up the
canon. Mr.. ". r. Church 10 the owner
Of the so~ enterprise and has run in
about l6O feet oa the vein. which 70
about four feet thick st the breast. He
10 working force os nee night and day
to supply the denands being made on
on him for the coal.