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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-01-13

AT least 100 lives lost and 81 900, 900
damage done by storms in Georgia and
Florida. Heavy snowstorms in Mimi.
and n. D.
H-kansas City, Mo-, almost isolated by
worst early snowstorm on record. Ear
hest snowstorm in southwest in Is years.
damage in Wis, MINI. Mich. Ia. H.,
Mo. and southwest.
Nov. l0-Seven schooners wrecked n storm
on Lake Michigan.
27-Snowfau throughout New England
ranged from to "a inches, blocking rail
ways. During gale 63 vessels per shed of
New England coast and so lives lost.
Dec. 4-Terrible blizzard ragged in Kansas
for over "a hours. Snow, sieet and wind
storm does great damage In Ind, O.,
Pa, \. Y, Mass and Nd.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-01-13
METEOROLOGICAL.

JAN Fort Smith, Ark. tornado; loss.
Feb. New England states swept by storm.
Great loss of life; property loss, 81, 600 600
Mar. 16-Cal.. extreme frost. damaging fruit
Pin ILL.,, Ind and O., great damage by
overlooking rivers
23tTerrible floods in Ohio and Indiana; .
900. Rivers in nj, Mo, Pa. and w. Va
raging torrents. Cold wave at Oklahoma
kills fruit and even trees.
Apr 7-Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama
fruit crops damaged by frost.
May Iva and N {; coasts swept by HURT
kota and Iowa, toruadoes, lives lost and
much damaged done.
1S-Ia. and portions of Ill. and Wis, dig
astrous cyclone; many killed. thousands
South central Nebraska. tornado: Gun
ningham, Kan. destroyed by tol nado.
Jul. champion, n. H., tornado; II lives
lost.
s@Steeleville. Mo-. almost wiped out by
waterspout; Is lives lost. Stanberry and
Gin Codihgton Co., S. D.. halstofm de
stroys $1,000 acres crops.
Aug. 8Rain IN Philadelphia foods maay
business places; immense damage
l2-Cloudburst causes immense damage at
Clarksburg, w Va.
Georgia. =
3-Heat causes 50 deaths and over 100 pros
trations in New York city.
eIornado sweeps S. Joseph. Mo-; loss.
6-Heavy frost in Nebraska. Hailstorm
does $500 900 damage in Nodaway Co, No
Oct 3-Storm at Brunswick, Ga, mandates
nearly every business house feet: dam
destroys s5oo, GOO worth of property and
kills 3 persons.
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INDUSTRIAL.

Jan. 17-Strike in New England cotton mills
against reduction in wages affects loo, 900
people.
30-Strike of London engineers, involving
10O,0 900 men and millions of dollars, re-
suits in victory for employers.
Feb. lin Lawrence, Mass, 1000 operatives
in cotton mills accept 10 per cent reduc-
ton in wages.
miners receive 10 per cent. advance in
wages.
Mar. 5-The strike of $500 cotton mill en-
pIoyes at Biddeford, Me, declared off.
by strike of Beckman wooden mills en-
ployes for increase of 10 per cent. in
Apr lin Chicago 5000 union carpenters
strike for increase in wages.
Jun. 23-Striking woodworkers in a riot
kill John Morris at Oshkosh, Wis. Others
injured.
Jul. Striking stereotypers cause suspen-
sion of Chicago papers for four days. Re
issued by aid of nonunion men.
l5-At Omaha, 5000 men of Cudahy's and
Swift's packing houses strike. Plants
Sep s'eq i0 u; ordered to Pana, H., to
quell riots started by striking miners.
gro miners and union men; deputies
and colored men wounded.
Oct. PAT Virden, H., IA men killed and
p wounded in attempt to place negro
workmen in mines.
16-Militia in full control at Virden, H., be-
cause of miners troubles.
Nov. l2-Strike of coal miners at Virden,
Ill.,, ended.
14EWindow glass factories, employing TO-
600 persons, idle many months, resume
work in Pittsburgh. :. Twentieth annual
convention of Knights of Labor begins in
Chicago. In Marlboro, Mass, z, 600 en-
ployes in shoe factories strike for
higher wages.
l6-Coal miners at Virden, Ill. out since
Apr. l, return to work.
PAT Augusta, Ga, 5000 cotton mill oper
atives struck on account of a reduction
in wages.
Dec. Grand jury at Cariinville, H.. in
diets Gov. Tanner in connection with
riots at Virden.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-01-13

LfNCH1NOS.
Jan. Near Sheriff.. Ark. negro; hog
I'm Pea Ridge, Miss, Jim Watts and
Sam Cole (colored); insulting women.
9-At Colfax, Wash. Marshal Chadwick
alleged murderer. Near Wewoka, o.
T., Markus McGeiney and Palmer Simp-
son Undians); assaulting and murder
Feb. AT Bramwall, W. Va, unknown ne
gro; having killed Henry Draper.
(coloredj and child murdered by mob.
% AT Mayfeld, Ky, Richard Allen! and
Mar. 2-Near Morgantown, n c., Indian
doctor and little girl hanged by mob.
At Senatobia, Miss, Fred Moore, muir
derer, shot to death.
l9-Near Wybark, l. T, Ed Chalmers ira
gro) and white wife murdered by mob.
Apr. Sat Brownsville, Tex, Samuel and
Felipe Cobb killed and Carlos julien
lynched; election riots.
May 23-At Rives, Tenn, Jos. Mitchell
(colored), showing white boy off moving
train.
Jun Sat Doyline, La, VIM. Street (col-
ored) burned to death; attempted muir
der white woman.
GAINESVILLE, Mo, Curtis and Sam Young
(colored); killing City Marshal Melvan,
l3-At Great Bend, Kan, J. Becker (white);
17-Near Wetumpka, Ala, 4 negro muir
derers and man named Carlee.
Jul. Near Marion. H.. horse thief shot
to death.
l4-At Monticello, Ark, Jim Redd and
Alex johnson (coloredl. for murder.
Aug. Sat Carmel, Ga, John Meadows
(coloredl, for attempted assault, AT
Ripley, Tenn, Richard Thurmond (col-
ored), for attempted assault.
9-At Clarendon, Ark, men and wom-
en-, for murder.
Sep. PAT Liberty, Mo, BENZ. Jones, for
assault.
26-At Mountain City, Tenn. John VII
Hams (colored), for attempted murder.
Oct. Sat Jones Station, Md, Wright
Smith tcoiored), shot for attempted as
sauit.
25-At Edgefeld Courthouse, S. c., Jim
Maci1ie and Luther Sullivan, for murder
of white syoman.
Nov. AT Lacon, H.. S. w. Stewart (col-
ored), charged with assault.
shooting white man.
26-Near Meridian. Miss. 8 negroes, for as
saulting white man.
Dec. 6-At Benton. La, Hearn and Rich
ardson (negroes), charged with murder.
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Phoebe, Nevada

Manager Griffiths of the Boston &
De La Mar, will be here in three OF
four days.
Dist. Attorney McNamee returned
home Sunday after pleasant bust
ness and pleasure trip in Zion.
Col. EisenmRnn was up from the
ranch the first of the week, looking
after men to help in haying. He
reports everything fine in the valley.
Edgar Shier returned from the
State University, Saturday. His
two sisters will spend the time with
the family OF 7. II. Fish, well known
in Phoebe, at San Francisco.
Foreman Oman of the De La Mar
mines cut the names of all those who
are in the habit of staying off drunk
every pay day for several days, from
the pay roll this month. He will
have men hereafter on whom he can
depend to show up for work.
Peter Honeyman is busily devel-
oping his group of claims that lie in
good locality ON Bonanza hill.
The group consists of the Valley
View, VIM. Blaine, Matilda and
Chief of Hills. Mr. Honeyman is
running in tunnel to develop the
group and the showing is fine.
Geo G. Fetterman and Jno. Vietta
made an examination of the Magno-
liza, owned by them and Messrs. j.
r. Jones of Salt Lake and Col. j.
Eisenmaun of Pahranagat. They
report the workings as looking splen-
did. The mine has shipped two car
loads of ore the past thirty days that
showed a value of $3.50 per ton. 1t
will shortly be one of the great pro-
ducers,
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Clover Valley, by M. A, Y,

House-cleaning has commenced in
earnest since the wind has subsidized.
The weather is very pleasant the
last few days, hope it will continue
SO.
James Woods left Friday for Par
owan, Utah, where he goes to pur-
chase grain and -four.
Mr.. Bob Richards passed through
Sunday, on prospecting trip, we
all wish him success.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P. Hamblin has been seriously i'll, ,
but is now improving.
Died Hamblin was over from the
Beaver Dams few days ago, he re-
ports the fruit at that place all killed.
S. V. Carson of Meadow Valley
Wash accompanied by his son Lazell
paid the Valley short visit during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tyler, left
Sunday morning, for their home at
Beaver, Utah. They have been Wis
iting relatives here the past three
weeks.
Robert Laroy and j. J. Holland
returned last Thursday, after a two
weeks recreation at Panaca. They
are working on some mining claims
in this vicinity.
A number ofour young folks wen
to Hebron last Friday to attend the
farewell party Of Geo. Holt Jr., who
is soon to leaye on mission to the
southern states.
A Mr.. McCune passed through
here Monday in the interest of the
railroad company. Prospects are
very bright for road through here
in the near future.
Hendrickson, cattle buyer of Ne
phi, received about 100 head of cat
tie here on the 9Th inst. Woods
Bros and Hamblin are to deliver
them at Modena on the 10th.
Lamond G. Woods returned from
Panaca Sunday, with the mail. We
are to have Post Office in our little
town, the name of the new Office will
be Berkeley, with Albert A. Woods
as Postmaster.
L. L. Woods is making some i'm
provements on his place, a new
porch has been added to the sout u
side of his dwelling house, and a
new rock cellar, improving the ap.
pearance of the place greatly.
We are indebted to sour Topsy'
for interesting items from Glover
Valley, thanks. Come again NJ A. z,
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Mr.. and Mrs g. 0. Sawyer and
little son left for DeLamar about six
O'Clock Monday morning for few
days visit with Mr.. Sawyer's sister,
Mrs. Angelo CLARK.
Mr.. McCune and son, Mr.. Roher
Lund and an expert came in Friday
by extra STAGE" Saturday they
looked over the mines here leaving
that evening at six o'clock for Pa
naca, to look over the route to Glow
er Valley.
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REWARD.

A REWARD Of $3.50 will
be paid for information that
will lead to the conviction of
the person or persons, impli-
Gated in the burning of the
Phoebe Consolidated Mill,
April 10th. By order of
L. +. FREUDENTHAL,
Agent.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

Vanderbilt, San Bernsrdino county Cal
March 2Ith. 1899.
To j. w. Burns, Jen lie b. Phillips
their heirs, administrators or assigns, ali to any
and all persons claiming an interest in r title to
the Altruria mine situated IN the Ores aent mining
District, county Of Lincoln, State OF Nevada:
YOU AND EACH OF VOC ARE HEREBY MOTT
fed that the undersigned, has expended one hun
bred 1900 ldollsrs in Labor and provemsnts upon
he mining lode will appear by certificate FLEE
1883 10 the Off of the Recorder Of said county, H.
rider to hold the sal claim under the provisions Of
section 1924 Revised Statues Of the United States
being the amount required to hold the same for tn
year ending Dec mber SIst. 1898 And if within
ninety days aft the publication of this notice you
all to contribute your proportion of such expend
ure, as co-owners. your interest in said claim vii
eoome the property of the subscriber under tn,
said Section 1924 ofthe Revised Statutes OF tn.
United States
Dated. Phoebe, Lincoln Grant D Halfpenuy
ounty New ,sIch .6thls99.
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just the Thing for Our Farmersl

To all old subscribers who pay ar
rearages from Jan. lst '99 and one
year in advance, we will, in addition
to TIE RECORD for one year, send
as premium the EARN Journal, >
for five Isl years. We trust this
immense offer will meet with your
cooperation and that the results
will be benefit to you as well as to
greatly increase our list of subscri-
bers.
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A great offer to all "new subscri.
bers" sending in to this Office Four
($4.00) dollars. We will send The
RECORD for one year-and as pre-
mium-the Farm journal for five(5)
years post paid.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-06-15

If some of those Utah "ran cheers"
who are short on feed for cattle or
sheep want a ranch near the County
Seat, which furnishes plenty of feed
they will do well to correspond with
Mr.. A. L. Page, Phoebe, Nevada.
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Change Of the Express ONCE,

The Express business has been
transferred to the "store" of Mr.. A.
s. Thompson. 1t will be unnecces
sary to remark, to all who know Mr..
Thompson's strict business habits,
that the business will receive every
attention called for in the care and
dispatch, so indispensable in the
handling of Express matter.
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Bishop Leonard has set June 18th
as the time of his visit 10 Phoebe.
We will try and be ready to welcome
him with complete musical service.
He will remain several days and ar.
range the future work of the Church
in the samp.
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THE new FREIGHT TARIFF.

The new freight tariff effective
April 18th. inst. makes an average
rate on Glass freights, Milford the
present end of track and Modena
desert Springs, of Acts. per cwt.
an average of 30cts. per cwt. or car
load freights. Jos. A. WEST.
Chief Engineer. N. F.
Escalante, April 1Sth.1S99.
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MOTH ICE

Taxpayers should remember that
the balance of Taxes for the year
1898 will be delinquent after June
5th. Unless paid on or before the
above date-costs will he added.
j. A. NEsBITr.
Treasurer.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Blanks for Application for Patents
on hand at RECORD Office.
The RECORD and N. Y. Tribune at
cost OF RECORD. Two papers for one
price.
a The Singer Sewing Machine
ADD and examine. Cheap for Cash
or on monthly payments.
See Whitehead, Miles & Cos new
"ADD" in another column of this
issue.
Mails now come in at P. NJ. and
leave at 7 A. M, daily except-Satur-
day from the south and Monday
from the north,
Atty Sanders came in from Della
mar Friday.
Jno. Dolan is suffering from a
broken arm.
Cell Newell left Monday morning
for Stateline.
N. p. Dooley left for Stateline,
Monday afternoon.
Tho men on the Pacific Tunnel
have payday today.
The Sunday Bulletin is the favor
tie family newspaper.
Miss Ida Deck is going to open up
a confectionery store on Main street.
Our School Trustee. Jas. Hulse is
"bicycle" practising on LaCour st.
VIM. Lloyd put force of men on
the Alps and Poorman's mines on
Sunday.
Frank Thompson came in from q
season at the University, last Friday
81. E. and Ed. Prudential came
in from Bristol, Tuesday, also Mr..
Bybee.
Mrs. Jimmie Nesbitt left Tuesday
for Eagle Valley, to visit Mrs. Robt,
Francis.
The Nevada Hotel has closed and
j. A. Denton will hereafter reside at
Modena.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Jas,
Hulse is sick again, has been i'll sew
eral days.
Mrs. Angelo Clark will return
from DeLamar with Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. o. Sawyer.
Walter Longs family came up
from Panaca on Wednesday, to make
their home here.
Attorney T. J. Osborne. leaves to-
day for DeLamar and Pahranagat
for a ten days trip.
Frank Rynearson has the contrac
for fixing up the Wertheimer bldg.
for A. s. Thompson.
District Atty McNamee came in
from Salt Lake Thursday and went
to DeLamar Saturday.
Mr.. A. S. Thompson is just in re
ceipt of carload" of Pabst's eel
ebrated milwaukee Beer"
Charlie Craw left for Beaver City,
Utah, with Lettie Tanner for treat
ment for st. vitus' Dance
Dept. Sheriff Ewing and sister
Mrs. Nellie Clark, returned from
Salt Lake Sunday evening.
A number of the ladies in towr
are taking lessons on the bicycle
and taking an occasional fall.
We are pleased to learn that Lloyc
and Cook have struck fine streal
of sore" at the Poorman's mine.
Alex. Orr has been running Stag,
line and doing a rushing business
taking experts and others around.
Next week we will have write W
Of the fast coming to the front mines
at Bristol, from our own correspon
dent.
As Bandmaster Williams has Sc
cured position in the Poorman, tn
band will have the benefit of hi
teaching in preparation for the At
Of July.
Will Price has moved his famil,
into their house recently purchased
near the summit. on Meadow Vale.
street.
Mr.. Bybee aud an expert came il
Sunday evening and Monday morn
ing Mr.. II. Z. Prudential tool
them out TO Bristol.
We received pleasant call from
Mr.. Bybee yesterday, he has been
taking in Bristol under the chaper-
onage Of the Freudenthals.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

Services at Christs Mission Sun
day June 18th 1899:
Morning Service at ii A. NJ. Com.
munion following morning service,
Sunday School at Court House p.
NJ. Baptism at Christ's Church Mis-
sion Hall at $50 p. NJ. Evening
ser, ce at p. NJ. in Mission Hall
Il is hoped that all will turn out
and give Bishop Leonard a hearty
welcome both morning and evening
particularly the morning service
which is the most solemn and i'm
pressive.
MUSICAL PROGRAM.
Morning Service:
Professional hymn 514 j Barnaby.
Venite, Exult. Dom. II j. Robinson.
Grand TIE Deum Van Buskirk.
Jubilate Dec CHI. 81 j. s. Smith.
Hymn [Creation AGA F. j. Hayden.
Hymn Dennis ass H. G.. Nageli
Sermon by the Bishop:
Offertory, Fear We not Oh, Israel,
Basso Dudley Buck.
Evening Service:
Magnifcat, II. Langdon.
Nunc Dimittis, j. Barnaby.
Hymn, st. Leonard 10 H. Hiles.
Hymn, Stella % F. d. Bortinansky
Sermon by the Bishop:
Offertory, Savior, When Night, Har-
ry Rome Shelly, Baritone solos and
double quartette.
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TICE.
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned has been duly appointed and qua lihe1
by the Fourth Judicial District Court of the state
OF Nevais, in aud for the County of Lincoln as Ad
uinistrator of the Estate of Daniel Rice, late of
said County, deceased. All creditors having ella
against said Estate, are required to file the same
with proper vouchers attached, with the Clerk 50
he Court within sixty days Of the first Publication
Of this Notice. JOSEPH RICE.
Dated, May 4th. 1899 Administrator.
F, K. McNRmee.
Atty for Administrator. 5P.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Money to patent good ideas may be Sc.
cured by our aid, address THE PATENT
RECORD, Baltimore. Nd.
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WATER NOTICE.

All persons using water from the
pipes" in Phoebe are hereby notified
not to let any water "run to waste"
under the penalty of having their
Water Supply cut off.
Vim. H. Clark,
Water Inspector.
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TILED TAX
of the
Proceeds of the Mines.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIN
~ Taxes on the Proceeds of the Mines for the
quarter ending April 1899 are now due and payable
at the office OF the Assessor, at the Court house
The lsw in regard to their collection will be
strictly enforced. II. h. PRUDENTIAL,
Phoebe, Nevada. SCISSOR
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Communications from all over the
County solicited.
Communications Of general interes: are
solicited, but the paper will not be RESPONSE
Ole ~ the opiaiuns OF lts correspondents.
Address ell communications to
THE RECORD.
Phoebe, Nevada.
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NOTICE.

To Holders of Certificates Against
The General County Fund
Notice &c hereby given that there Is now
In the County Treasury, the sum of s6s4,s5 for
the redemption of certificates OF indebtedness
against the General Fund of Lincoln county. nev
sda and that sealed proposals for the surrender
such certificates will be received by me, until the
next regular meeting of the Board of County Com.
missioners, towit July srd 1899 as provided in tn
law for the redemption Of such certincates in the
statutes of 1896, page 4e.
J. A. NEsDIrr.
COUNTY TREAsuRER, Of Lincoln 90.
Phoebe. New. April 4th. 1899.
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We are indebted to sour Topsy"
for interesting items from Glover
Valley, thanks. Come again NJ Az.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-06-15

Leaves Phoebe daily except Saturday. for PAns
cA, Railroad and DeLsmAr at4P NJ.
Leaves Railroad daily except Monday. 70 Pa
usea, Phoebe and Del smsr at P. n.
Arrives now at Phoebe o. 10 P. M.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01
MERRY FOREsTERS.
Memorial Hall in Whitin sviIe the
Scene of Pleasure.


Wbitinsville, Nov. 3O.-There was large
attendance last evening at the Thanks
giving ball of Court Laval, F. of A, In
Memorial hall Music for dancing was
furnished by Bonnoughs orchestra. a
turkey supper was served;
Whitinsville Lodge, !. o: y. r, hau
| social and dance in its hall last evening
II was well attended and a success III
every way. - .,ur,i.e.
at the union service of the United Pres
byterian and NJ. e. churches" Kew, /;
nj Houston and Rev W. F. Lawtoro
W. z. Booth of Boston svisiting friends
Arthur Cram of Main street is spending
few days with his parents at Peterporo'
n. H. ,u,
Charles L. Pierce is visiting in Millbu ny
Mrs. James Brown ia, ana nam ianlnS are '"e
William Fullerton is IN worcester CAR
ing on friends. ...z
Mrs. Martha Brady and three daughters
of Forestdale r. L.. are the guests o.
w. Walter Brown of Providence is Wis
iting his parents in South Sutton.
The Whitinsvile Social orchestra Went
to Pascoag last evening to furnish music
for a ball given by Pascoag Council, Is.
of C.
The funeral of Mrs Margaret Driscoll
took place this morning at o'clock from
ST. Patrick's church. There were many
friends and relatives present. Rev. r }.
OReilly conducted the funeral service.
Interment was in st. Mary's cemetery at
UXbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Reynolds of For
est street are visiting in Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White and son Ar
thur are spending a few days in Woon-
socket,