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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-11-11
Affairs on Rapid River.

NJ, f. Baltimore was up from Rapid
river yesterday, where he is interested
IN the Copper King group of mines. We
learn that he is employing I3 men on his
properties and that they now have every
Thing in readiness to start up the concen-
iarator which they have been erecting for
some time past i'll order to test the values
% the ores. The gentlemen associated
with MIR. Gallimore have done large
auonnt ol development work on the
Hopper King group, and are thoroughly
ssll pleased with the present showing
PM enthusiastic for the future of the
property. The conccntrator was ready
70 start at the time Of Mr.. Gallimore's S
Heparfure, but it was found that the
|salet wheel was not large enough to run
Fhe plant, so improvements were made,
|aud by this time the concentrator is run
|piug.
Mr' baltimore. also states that the coal
|llnes discovered in that section this
Pamifler are improving in value as they
Fire opened up, and that one of the three
Fdrtners interested i'll the ownership
F"efeoi has Just gone back to South Da-
o'a tor the purpose of getting three
"ners who are accustomed to working
Rna developing coal mines, to return
'n n'm TO work on the coal properly,
Rhey are expected to arrive in about d
''n'h' and will immediately go to WORK
p"'e the property. Grangevilie
Press.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-11-11
D0ggle'S Bracelets.

The French poodle has set the fashion
for New York's swell pups in the way of
IA 4-carat gold bracelets, ablaze with jewels
and spangles, with which to adorn his
high born legs, and with collar and
shoulder harness to correspond.
The bracelets may be made in any
style to meet the fancy of the dog owner.
The most conservative of those shown
are of rolled plate made i'll the fashion of
thin rows of small gold links, studded
with chip diamonds. Other stones may
be used if preferred, and sometimes
uniquely carved spangles are added.
Most often there will be but one
bracelet worn, and then it is always on
the left leg. Two are quite proper, how
ever, and sometimes even as many as
three of the golden bands, all of entirely
different designs.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-11-11

Winston Won The Nomination.

The Minneapolis Journal has been
touching up the history of Colonel Pat
rick Winston of Spokane. Maybe ii
isn't exactly history, but this anecdote
isn't SO bad:
Frederick Homans OF Tacoma tells
how Attorney General Winston of Wash
inpton state secured his nomination to
that office. 1t was all owing to happy
reply which he made in the state con-
yention of 1896 to question which was
addressed to him OH the floor. He was
at that time a candidate for the nonina-
ton for attorney general. Populism was
running high i'll the state; everybody
was poor, and the feeling was widespread
that the countrys wealth was wrongly
distributed.
Winston, who was as bald as a skating
rink, was addressing convention, when
up rose six footer from the country
districts, with flaming mass OF populist
beard covering his face, and hair coming
down to his shoulders in luXuriant
masses. He wanted to ask the speaker a
question. Permission being granted
him, he queried:
Colonel Winston, how do you explain
the unequal distribution of wealth in the
United States?"
Winston, although he knew that in the
then state of mind of the people the
question was an important one, answered
it without hesitation, saying:
81 will replv TO your question III goo {
old New England fashion-by asking an
other; How do you, my friend," frs
rubbing his own bald pate and ther
pointing at the chrysanthemum-like hea'
] of the countrynan, "' how do you accoun
for the unequal distribution ofhair in tn
| United Statesl'
| The convention stampeded for Win
ston, and he was made attorney genera
/ as the result of that answer.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-11-11

J. W. Riley is in the city with some
copper ore frem the Salmon river region
in this county. Mr.. Riley is practical
miner and good prospector. He has
put in the summer working and prospect
ing in the vicinity of the Mary X. mine,
at the mouth Of Cottonwood creek. He
has found some good ledges. and one
sample assayed 90 per cent in copper
Mr.. Riley is interested with Frank Tap
lin and others in ten claims. One OF the
rich claims, the Emma, was secured only
bv an all.night ride over mountain
trati . had oar c'mret:;or.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-11-11

Ioel Shoemaker OF Yakama was in this
city yesterday leaving for Spokane this
fxorning. Mr.. Shoemaker is a journalist
Of wide experience. He spends his time
now wholely at literary work selling his
articles in the market for what they are
worth to the publishers.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
~ Il XUE-AIF.4Y.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Fogel
berg We're injured Thursday
night in a run away. They were
returning from Virginia and
after crossing the Adams track
Mr.. johnson, WHO was driving
one Of HeaIy's spirited teams,
thought to do a listle speeding
ove4 the straight piece of road
When the :urn at the bridge was
reached the horses refused to
''slack up" and the cutter was
overturned and q the occupants
thrown heavily to the ground.
The horses continued on through
town and did not sop until
Sparta was reached. All the
members Of the party were more
or less scratched and bruised.
but fortunately no, serious in
jurie5 were sustained. The cut
ter--the finest in Mr.. He..iy S
or; ft-vas ru:ned. R publican
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
4 T he MINING W0RLD.i

E. F. Sweeney has this week
put diamond drill at work on
the W. T. Bailey forty, adtoining
the First Addition to Virginia
on the west, on which is located
the mill of the W. T. Bailey Lbr.
Co. and will thoroughly explore
the property for iron. Tuisfor,y
joins the Sauntry, one pit OF
which Is but about fifty feet from
the line, and Mr.. Bailey is conf
dent that ore will be found on
the property.
Joseph sellwooa. the veteran
iron man who for years past has
held the vice>,presidency of tn -
Iron Range road, has resigned
his position and will in future
devote his attention to personal
interests on the Mesaba and Go
gebic :'anges. MIR. s .|lwood has
leased the Chicago. Iron Chief
and Sunday Lake mines and will
also operate the Brotherton, all
in the Wakefield group.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
iSLENEE o. =.

At Tie nocn boar WtuilIs az
the fire department was Gale d
cut by a blaze ia the o;avhs!ni; il
and wagon factory Of a L. NJ
Gregor, on Walnut street, the
fire having obtained q COED head
way before discovery. I've
streams were turned On. ard
though, for some time ii appeared
the building WIS doomed the
food Of water checked Vie flames
with d loss Of perhaps $3.50 to
the building:
Mr.. McGregor's stock loss can
rot we'll be estimated, as he had
a great amount of hardwood
furnishings which were wet and
thereby practically spoiled. His
paints aud varnishes to- the
amount of $3.50 were a complete
loss. as was also other stock aud
a road cart.@in the paint room,
where the fire supposedly origi-
mated by a spark from the stove
On the building there was an
insurance OF $500, but no iusur.
T. 40 49,. g.G =
ance was carried GU the stock, on
which the loss may reach 5000
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
ORE BUYERS MADE TO DANCE

OHG BUFFERS d14OE TO D1GCE.
For the first time in years tLe
buyers Cf ore are at the mercy 81
the sellers, with qualification.
There Lave teen few tr ansactions
during the past week for the
reason that there is practically
no ore on the market, the antici.
pated output of the season hay
ing already been placed. "A very
firm market has grown out OF
this condition Of affairs, and as {;
result the quotations. which tr
d inariIy remain stationary SO fat
as prices Of grades are concerned
during the entire season. are
somewhat higher. In other
words, those who Still have ore
for sale ask more money than
was agreed upon at the opening
Of the season, for the reason tina!
the demand for ore is much
heavier than WAS anticipated.
Even at the advanced prices the
buyers find it difficult TO find ore.
The shipment forward to fur.
naces is good.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
Two DIAMOND Drill
crews Wonted at once.
IF. Sweeney.
Virginia, MINI

The steam shovel which went
down into the Auburn pit on
Thursday afternoon last has
been picked up and an estimA te
OF damages done places the
amount at $500. But few break
ages of machinery occurred,
which is marvellous considering
the force with which the machine
must have struck.
Thos. Montague. of Crown
Point, New York, was in the
city Tuesday in the interests OF
the American Steel & Wire Co..
! new owners Of the Sauntry. He
Stated that the mine is to be CD.
ened at once.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
POWER FROM RlpER.


Following on the news Of the
sale Of the blast furnaces at West
Duluth comes another bit of in
dustritel news that means much
for the industrial prosperity of
Duluth. This is that the water
power Of the St. Louis river is
to be developed at once, and
power is to be distributed from
that point by wire to the power
consumers at the head OF the
lakes.
In the early winter a gentle
man named John Conger came
to Duluth from New York and
secured a number of contracts
from power consumers in winch
they agree to take electric power
from his company provided it
was furnished within a given
time and in amounts as needed
or contracted for.
1t is now learned that the
money for developing this power
has been urderwritten. and this
means that the project will be
pushed through to completion.
In doing this it will be necessary
to employ large number Of men
The cheap power that will be
furnished will undoubtedly be 40
inducemept for the establish
ment Of new industries in Du-
luth. News Tribune.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31

hardwood forests, practically
uncut SO that one need have no
fear for the future OF the state
when its pine timber has run out.
The political COMMITTEES
throughout the state without re-
gard TO party should use their
test efforts to see that all per-
Sous who are entitled to become
citizens take out their second
papers. Since the adoption OF
the constitutional amendment
requiring voter 10 be q citizen
OF fhe United States che vote has
largely decreased. While those
who are not from every stand.
point worthy Of cltjzsnshlp should
net be pressed to take out Their
papers, notwithstanding the fact
that they may have the consti:u-
tional qualifications. no pains
should be spared TO have all who
truly deserve citizenship natura
lized,
When that Washington report.
or interviewed the members OF
tho recent congress Of mothers
and found oat thst half the wo
mca IN attendance were not
mothers and never expected to
be. he should not have spoiled
all the romance attached to the
pleasant associations Of the rev
woman by printing it in black
type in the newspapers.
"Wheil two Frcncau,an she
ride one horseback. one French
man she mus ride benin" Sc
also with seekers after political
honors. When two run for the
same position, one is destined tc
be left behind. AMI the candi
dates Should steel their soul te
all contingent possibilities.
The New York Press an.
nounces that more than 800, DOC
employees in New England arc
"ow receiving increased wages
over those of 1894.
The safe election wager is tha
those who get the most votes
will be elected.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
!! pPLIuATIOE FOR LICENSE
To Sell Iatoa,ca.;;:, Liquors.

State OF s::nass22 taa;. comfy os St. Louis city
oe Virginia S.:
To tho coH,:io. Council: " TAG city cf VIZ
g:aia in the couu:5 o: 81. .,;:s a:,d e,o.c OF
Mirauso1a:
Tho undersigned. OTTO Eanaa!a. hereby
na2es application fos license to be
granted to i,in, 10 sell iatox.cst. ting i:,o-s for
period OF oao year from tae i2l. day OF
April. 1893.
Tie p!sce ~:,sss t:7o sa:,. h.s::.sss IS t. Be
:rc:s'i oa 10 daa.sSa:.d as fv,.aws:
Tae lower Socr Of si:sc ce-:.s:a *wo stury
f:a;1s building situated IN lit 81 ti.:ck u In
t!,c City Of Virginia. 81. Louis COUNTY. A:..c
Said applican. prays that such ..>essc ts
gTaI.ca &c j,:ra pursuant, to the o:d.aaHcc o.
said city o. I;'i.s:nia au.. tie s;Gt;:ss .: SAX;
stare OF si::.scso:s. Ill sac!.. Case ra..s a.G
provided.
Dated =. Virginia. a:;aa Harc.: =. 1879
OHIO iisr.:.:.:a,
The above application viii cooc Up svr
SSn.!ns April -. 1863.
i.,As T.. FAY
CITY Recorder.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
COOP EFTS roe DtLUTH.

The Evening He1ald of Wed
nesday contained a dispatch from,
a correspondent at Niles, Ohio,
which is of much import to Du
lutl and the ranges. The full
text Of the telegram is CIV n.
John NJ. Thomas and broth
ers, of Niles, OHIO, have con
cluded the purchase of the blast
furnace at Duluth. negotiations
for which have been pending for
some weeks. Enough additional
ground and water frontage have
been also secured from other
parties to make d site Of more
than 100 acres, thus affording ar
opportunity for additional worb =
when demanded. The YORK o.
putting she furnace in repair and
making the improvements ~
quired for is operation along
modern lines, will be entered up
on at once, and in June it will
be in full operation. It will be
enlarged and brought to a capa-
city Of more thak 800 tons daily
about double its former aver.
age output. The channel to deep
water in St. Louis bay will be
completed, docks built and ad
ditional fuel aud all storage pro
vidsd. Mr.. Thomas in the out
set will secure his coke in carg
lots by lake. but if encouraged
somewhat by LEGISLATION will
erect coke ovens Of his own up
on the site Of the plant Of SUITE.
lent capacity to meet all his own
requirements and probably more
These will be at frs, Of tho bee
hive pattern, but arc likely to be
followed later by bj p"odlc
ovens. When the latter are n
stalled the surplus gas Will b.
sufficient to supply both Du'u; y
and Superior at less than pres
ent COST
THE principal market for he
product Of the furnace will be
sought in the west, although Mr..
Tho mas is convinced thAt if
forced to do SO lie can deliver Il IS
pig iron al Chicago or CleveIand
at q fair profit. He is looking,
however, for a large aud incisas-
ing Western demand and has
plenty of capital to add to his
works as needed, He has Just
closed a successful career in iron
manufacturing at Nltes by = sale
fof his plant there to the Nation
al Steel company and will soon
remove to Duluth to devote Ills
energies to the development Of
that point as a great iron and
steel center. ..
Negotiations are now we'll
Under way with other equally re-
sponsible and capable manu-.
facturers for the establishment
Of new industries in iron and
steel ii Duluth, whose advantage
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
City 9: Virginia.
nds

City Q: Virginia.
Mayors Odicc.
Virginia, MINI. March Il 1872.
Tuesday. the 9Th day @: April. ;se9, be
ing the day OF . general election, in said city
Cf Virginia, I. Z. K. Brown, acting mayor OF
said city. hereby proclaim taat the provisions
of section seTenteca IN chapter four "a OF
the general laws Of Minncsota. for ;sac, which
said section is IS follows tow:t:
section y. No spirituous. malt CIR intox-
scatins liquor shah be sold or given away. nor
shall any store, saloon or bar room where
such liquor is sold or given away be opened
On any general or special election day at any
time between the hours Of Eve O'Clock in the
forenoon and the hour Of eight o'clock in the
afternoon. Whoever violates any provision
OF this section shall DO fined not less than enc
hundred dollars nor more than three hun
dred dollars for each offence. aud In tla1ault
thereof shall be imprisoned in the county
Jail for period not execedlns six months
WIN be strictly enforced.
). / z. K. BRowS,
.. ,4.s- =. Acting Mayor.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
At tn e pre- sent rate of cutt;p

AT tn pre- Sent rate Of cutting
pine, says an exchange. it will
last probably twenty years. may.
be twenty five. Then the peo-
pie will have to look to the south
and west tor tb cir timber, prime;
paIly in the south. But iron is
taking the place largely Of all
kinds of timber. We are build
ing our business blocks Of iron,
aud our bridges and our surface
RAILROADS and our ships of war
and Of merchandise and before
long we shall be building our
houses Of iron. And Minnesota
and the upper peninsula has an
alriost inexhaustable supply Of
iron ore. Then there are its
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
EDTICE or
Annual Municipal Election.
OMeeaf CITY Recorder,

ohleeaf CITY Recorder, -.
Virginia. Mins., March t44t. is1e
Hottce Ii hereby given that the Annuxs
Municipal election Of the City Of vtsyfnts
Eirncsota for tho election OF tho fs,lowIhs
! named city others Will take placc on ru.I
day. April 4, 1899.
Officers 10 be elected,
i Mayor.
A.City Eecor1er.
4 CITY Treasurer.
A Municipal Judge,
For the First Ward: One AIder=sa 1;
serve for two years.
For The Second Ward: One Alderman 10
ser"s 70. two yes;s
For the Third Ward: Cna Alderman Il,
serve for t~o yssrs: one ,ust;as os TIT pe=cs
20 scrvs fer Two years.
~: tie Fourth Tss:: On. Alderman T.,
servo sos tEo yeGrs; one Justice 81 tho P.acs
70 serve 70. tvo scnrs
The vf::cTs Il .hn III; o. T:rz!n.. are le.e>
by notGSd t:a: The POLK vii b. oIsa 20 tho
said Thursday. Aprii III, is7s II tic :ss.seSc~a
c!sees Il: CT .:ss:shrt'.f se,:n :s:ns q, oci.cs
=. = c.::. E.vs s t'-...e>. +. g.
The 25Er: 81 Eeg:s::.f.a 20 each r:eD.er,
OF the 6, Tsr1. Fes4s ri: cost &; II. fu:1;.e
Places -. :i.:' :o,:o-' III :ntc: :ps TIE fa.1s.v
0! ra..:z' es';:c s't :~sti *E..e;e: Tues:ss :as-
ca u $50 :->cc ~. :: :a3 T.. q; Tas.nas
March %. :t::a. :5>:,2 :. =: r:ft' Il,
T.s Nj. % t!sc:s 9: TIA Il w.: ;r.xinc.s
rs rrsscs'b.t1 a,i des:.:;al r.. " -. .',.anun
FocI:c y. Tx s::sy q .'lIy>:f. :: & sesosar
sce:s.7S thereof Ee!a March !. ~. nsr ~
ioI!L@-:
Pu:!:rg H.scer:
E;:s. "ar!: ;~y::-'s EEG:!ns cr rses.nat
sttfpes
S;:':i ":-,: a';sa.a Bal "a; % cass.
1at STRICT
Iai~d Tzctl; c:.; IL, 80 Chestnut street.
Foa:tb Ward: Gr.:.L+ r:'s EaI, ca Matte
str:c.
c'.5s. f. Fay.
CITY E,.eat.r.
lcc:ppr.te sesI
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E4c1rt:,. Linc Ccs & Il q

Esc!"t:,. Eioc.. Oct. 6. isa
Pars::nt 70 t. czI] G! .;,s psss:dsht VI .le
beard, tie tosr6 ne: IN ths Clerks of9eo Tor
TIE purpose q appointing Judges q election
The following uso weIv arpoio. 81 By IT,,
board:
LIST ?rec.act-J. II. 7es-re, John Git. SOD
Joha s1core.
I'd F.sc;ae:-c. y. Ailie,. A. &. cva.ss s..I
Mike Pr!yk
"a Prec;net-J, Il. HsErdiss. X:p. Bari.
ADDS. E. ise!ps.
Alb Prcc:.:.c:-ca-:st clscr. 4. &, Blown
aud Il. Mccarthy.
5:h Prscinss-M. y. L. Fuller. F. E. Ross nj
and Chss, T. Joh.soa.
ssh rEec:rco-c. T. iorriso,, TrSa E.:c.-
y,a ana Oscar Olson.
TN Prec:ac:-P. iisaly, Jos. Ic2ca AID I'll
NcEa;s.
s.: Pra:;rct-.s. ). Sullivan. IL. E4=a...s
aEi Ls1als Tir!:g.
CT . ot!o:: 1:sc;i1s adjourned.
re. CELps.
Tywn C!ssk.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31

Quilt the more stately man
sions, O my. soul.
AS the swift seasons roll!
Leave thy low vaulted past4
Let each new temple, noblel
than the last, -
Shut thee from Heaven with 8
dome More vast: =. !: ,- :. p
q Til thou at. length nit free,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
EACEii EHst ,En.

The Easter bonnet this season
is a dandy. 1t has q COW catcher
In front, a flower garden on tor
and tuft Of grass relieved by
the bead and wings Of a bird OF
the cooked side. The whole is
banded together with an elabor
ate use Of ribbon and chiffon.
and topped off with a millinery
DILL Of Just proportions.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
Eii-5NAZlS G:iiUr AD1C.

A deal was closed Tuesday fc1
the sale Of the Franklin group &c
the National See! company. by
whom the properties will be
actively wrought. This means :
force Of from 400 10 500 men 81
these mines tbs coming season.
Supt. Parmalee. for soma time
past So superintendent Of TIE group,
remains il charge.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
FOR. 8 ALL!
Undivided one-ha!f Interest il
The VIRGINIA IRON WORKS
For particulars address
T. G. STREHLE1N,
Virginia, MINI

The American Wire 6 S:ee.
Go. have purchased the Zenith
feet Of lake carriers, for use in
transporting ores from their new
range properties.
The water is row practically
out Of the Commodore, and the
management is now in getting
things shaped for active work At
that PROPERTY.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-03-31
SIH'1dIE.

Hal|et Roberts, Of Duluth, was
Wiling friends in town Tues
day.
". ". Browne has moved th<
postofice to his building ccros.
the street.
The scholars of the D.wabil
school, Gre having their sprins
vacation.
Dr.. Spratley was in town th;s
week.
louis G!assuer, who is attend.
i3g the Duluth ligh school. /:
spending his spring vacation
with his parents.
The Ii erary society we're ea
teitaiued at the home Of Mis- {
Il. Nyrr;i! t'.js week.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle and fain:';
return, I'd from Virgiuja, where
they spend ti.e winter.
The machinery, boilers etc
are being moved from tho C;;
cinnat1 mino which prob;ib::;
means tho abandonment o. hi;
mice as there is not ouc| ore G.
q marketable quality left. Tire
boilers osid Stock Of the Clnciu
natl goes to the Hale mine which
Is going 10 start up pext mrntl,
The other machinery goes to ti3t
Drolnerton mine On t!le Gogebi<
range, which is contracted b.
Jos. Seiiw5od,
Miss Triple and Miss Ogin ar<
spending their spring vacation
with friends at Tower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Patten, O.
Duluth, spend the week will
Biwabik friends.
Mrs. Hepburn, who hes beer
visiting friends here fer the pas
two weeks. returned to her Du
luth nome Wednesday.
The Drake & Gs~at;on Go. ar,
repairing. pr epara:ory to an early
assumptions Of work at the mine.
Ben Bankhe returned Tuesday
from Ripley, Tern., where he
has been spending the winter.
Wc, f{osking came over from
Eycleth Wednesday to accept a
position as blacksmith with the
Drake & Stratton company.
A representative of the Polk
Directory Co., was il town this
week in the Interests Of the new
range directory soon to be issued
Vim. E'eSlow returned Tuesday
from his home in Iowa, and 70
sumes his former position with
the Drake & Stratton company
Miss May Scl1ur visits Eyele,h
friends this week.
J. 3. Furtney returned Mon
day from Memphis. Tenn. where
he haas been employed by the
Drake & S,ra,ton Co. this white,
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HaE!1E a.gICz~S., @as,i,y:r-f;r

RAHag 2E4Ca@ss' kssoVEsc:oE.
Costnty Sup;. Wheel r has this
week issued Invitations TO the
teachers Of the ranges 10 attend
. meeting to be held at Tower
and Soudan on April 2t and 90.
for the purpose Of organizing a
Range Teachers Association.