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The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-28

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The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-28

EIbert school closed last Fri
day afternoon for The holidays
with = pleasant entertainmeut Of
music, singing and rscitations by
the pupils, a-large number Of
parents and frisnds bsine present,
and ali wers we'll pleased with ths
advancement and Proacisncy
shown. A delightful treat Of
candy, nuts. oranges and apples
was given by Miss Doran and Miss
Decker, the accomplished teachers.
The term has been one Of the
most successfuI the district has
ever enjoyed and the patrons ara
highly pleased With the advance
ment their children have made.
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Notice for Publication.

Land Odics at Denver, Colo, Nov Il lSeo.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
Anal proof In support Of his claim, and that said
proof will Be- made before the clerk Of the county
JAM SS 81, O iSco s;. socn %i.m M ). Hanna, HONE
stead Application No. 17sl0 fsr the se Or rs or,
Sec. i9 Inf sw qr. sw Or - Qr, sec ~ TIP. r. s,,
Hs names the following Witnesses 70 prove his
continuous refldencs upon aad cultivation OF
said land. viz:
Alfred Maui, James II. Biagg, George Stein,
Richard n. McGill, all Of Elbert, t,olo.
els Q. D. FORD. Rsgister.
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Public Land Sale.
U.i..a s..... Lana one. ! D..-.r, Cello.

United states Land ones 4 Dss..r, Cello.
instructions from the Commirtoner Of the Gen
srsl Land Once, under authority vested in him
the art Of Congress approved February 70, isas,
We will proceed to offer at pablIc eae on thr -
day Of january 1900 At II o. clock A.. ", next At
this ofiec. the following tract OF land. to-wit:
Nv q q &c or Of Sec, q, Tp- s. knR O. W.
shove described lands arr advlsed to nls theix
claims In this ONCE on or beferc the day above
designated for the commencement ef said sale,
otlssrwise their rights will BE- forfeited
C. d. FORD, Regtater,
iois B.K. KIMBERLY. Receiver.
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A SURE CURE For Group.
Twenty-Five Years contant Use without
Failure.

Twenty-Five Years contant Use Without 9
Failure.
The first Indication of Group is
hoarseness, and in child subject to
that disease it may be taken as a
sure sign of the approach of an at
tack. Following this hoarseness is
peculiar rough cough. II Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is given as
soon as the child becomes hoarse,
or even after the croupy cough ap>
pears, it will prevent the attack. 1t
is used in many thousands OF homes
in this broad land and never disap.
points the anxious mother. We
have yet to learn of single ins .ancc
in which it has not proved ciecs sual.
No other preparation can s,.ow such
record-twenty-five years without
failure. For sale by Jacob Eple-.
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N.tics for Publication.

Dec. Q. lBo9.
Notice is hereby givss that the following ssn.
- settler has 6lsd nstics Of his intsntou % maks
fnal proof In sappyrt Of his claim. and that sail
proof viii be made bsfoss the CLERK OF the coun-
y conrt Of klhert County. a kicsa, Cola. on
1sirs OF Ffnneis o. wright, deceased, Homsstesd
Applicaseon Me- 1e4sa for tho hf NV az, Sec. 10,
M ne Or SEC. .. Tp- ~. g.. Rng. 81 W.
eentins.ss rssidsnes upon and cultivation of.
Asher A. Galloway, Hsrman Bsoksv. jasper
Dsvidssa. Jaass y. frwis, an sf Elbsut. Colo.
liz C. D. FORD. Registsr.
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Notice for Publication.
Land ono. 4 sIs Denver, !. ,sss sslo. : :

Land once at Denver. Colo.
Nov. IL, 1888.
Notice IL hereby given that ths following named
settler has nled notice Of his Intention 70 make
anal in support q his clsm and ~ snss .,a
Ceart Of Rlbsrt County, at Kiown, Colo., ON
Dec. 10th, 1897, viz: Patrick Berry. Homertsad
10, g., Rng. % W.
lie namss the following witnssses to prove his
eontinuous residenee upou and cultivation Of said
land, viz:
Joseph stanner, Of Fondis, Colo. Joseph
Jannsf,o Fendis. Colo. Frank Crowley. of Elbert.
s.iS Q. d. FORD, Rsgisssr.
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Notice for Publication.

Land ONCE at Denver. Colo.
Dec. 8. 1850.
Notice IL hereby given that the following nam
cd ssttler has nled notice Of his intention to make
anal Proof In suppoft 81 his claim and that said
" Court, Of Ebert County, At kiowa, Colo, on
Jen. ssnd. 1900. viz: William J.. Watts Home
y hf se Or se or se or scc- q. Tp. o,S., Rng.
He namss the following witnesses %. prove his
said land, viz:
Alexander Brazelton. william @. Waite, Baltz
fl-i6 q. d. FORD. Register.
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Notice for Publicatiop.
: Land ones Al Ds.v.s. csl.

Nesies |. hssshy given usi q. f.iisving
70 .aks 1nslIrcofin support OF his elsiu sad that
County Court Of Elbsrt County st Kio va Cpio.,
on JAM a0th, 1900, viz; Harry 3. Vote. Home.
Sec = v hf NV qr Sec. .. TT, 10. .. Rng 6s W.
He nance The following Witnesses 20 prnvs his
conunncr. residence upon and esitivatoa Of.
kment r. Haspsr. William Duney cornslIoas
D. Hoilemr, John B. Nauzy. ali Of Fond.s Colc :.
uis o, b. FoRD. RsEjs<ss
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Now Is The Time
To Pay Up.

Tho year ir rapidly drawing to
= close and all indebted should
make it point to pay At once and
start the now year right. Besides
I need the money to pay my bills
and keep up my stock. This
notice is to one and all who arc
indebted to me, and il you do not
pay promptly you should net feel
hurt If the collector calls on you,
Your turn to be called on is liable
to como next.
Respectfully,
j. b. KING.
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81 8; A:ss1 s.s: Il: @O@ ss..s. and I'M -;'ss s,s
Graduate optician; personal attention.
Money loaned ON approved real
estate security. LEE RAMSEY,
s12 Cooper Bid, Denver

New,O Orleans Molasses, for cook
ing, ut Kings, ~ cents per gal
lon.
Kings store will pay 80. 25 per
hundred lbs. for good clean Mexi-
can Beans prompt delivery.
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AGENTS wASTfD-FoR .srHEfIfR AND
Achievements OF Admiral Dewey. the worlds
fr~ntert naval hero. BY Nufaf Haistesd. the
life long frlcnd and admirer Of The nfinn's idol
rfgxtst and best Look: over 700 pager. exfc
incter- nearly 100 pages hairoue Illustrations.
Only sipp tnorn"ss aentsna: BE eommis
uisk The Dominien compsn,. % rioorcaxton
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-28
ELBERr HOME FORUM NO. 1895.

Meets In the woodman inl the third Monday
evening IN each month Ladies' and gentlemen
81 good moral character and round health, be
tween the ages OF eightern aud ATTY, received aud
assurance At nominal rates to the amount ~ 500.
1000 or % 2ooo granted. reliable fratsrnal ben
sAeiary order.
yrs President, s. L. GnyTIN. 2nd yice Prcsi-
1snt. r. H. MULLIaAr. seerstary; nueo Jous.
Treasurer; ELuER PKTkRror, Orator: Mns p. ".
NuLLIeAx, Assistant Orator: ELL KNOWLES. Por
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-28
iowa. Coio., Dec. 9th. 1899.
Notice for Publication.

Land once at Denver, Colo. !
Dec 9. 1902. I
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has hled notice OF his intention 10 make
hnal proof IN support Of his CLAIM. and that sad
proof will be made before the Clerk uf the County
9th. 1900, viz. May Georgia. formerly NAV
Atchseon. Homestead Application No. ldss2 for
CIV. -,-s
He names the following witner.es to prove his
eontinuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
Milton Snetwilcr, John l.. BALDWIN. John ClIbou.
Jnmcr A. Roeton, all OF Elbert. Colo.
lilo C. D. FORD, Register.
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Notice for Publication.

Land Once a. Denver, Cnle.,
Nov. 2sth, loee. 4
Notice 10 hereby given that the fcllewinE
10 make anal proof In support OF bis claim, and
that said proof Will % made befors the Clerk OF
Csio. on jan sth. 1900, viz: John II. Bishon
nomestssd Application No. l7s.s for the { hf NV
Or, hf sw or Sec. Is, TIP. ., s.. Rng. 81 W.
continuous, residence upon and cultivation Of,
ssid land. viz:
Georgs Elsnsr, John II. Lundy. Adam Mitchell,
August Seumnnn, ali Of Ebert Colo.
Old c. D. FORD, Rsgists
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Notice for Publication.
Land one. !. Denver. Colo.

Land once at Denver. Colo.
f.ov. z7th, 16oo.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following n am
ed settler has died notce Of his intention TO make
nnal proof In support Of his claim, and that said
4 Ossvss. Colorado, on January 18th. 1900, viz;
Burton y. clifford II. x. No, 1854 for the ne Or
Tor Losl and hf Of ne qr) Soc g. Tp. 10, g., Rng.
q ". ~ p. II.
ne nsnss the following Witnesses :, prove his
contiaucus rssidenes upon. and cultivation Of
Psrley Gilbert, H. W. French Freeman Gilbert,
n. o. Connell, ali Of Ebert Colorado.
plS c. d, FORD, Register.
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For the next ton days i will
make = run on Qucensware and
Glassware selling Il. cheaper than
any other firm in Elbert county.
lrsN J. B. KINo.
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Big reduction in comforts. and
blaukets at Kings.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-28

Splendid grade Of New Orleans
Molasses. for table use, Is cents
per gallou At Kings. On drsaght
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Notice to Honsesteuders.

Notice to H0nseste0ders.
Remember thst 80 cents is all ]
charge for making out your appIi-
cation for final proof on your
claim, and l guarantee all papers
drawn BY mo to BE- absolutely cor
rect.
+. N. LAvELL,
II. Elbert. Colo.
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Mems boots sl.4o at Kings

Ranches for rent and for sale.
F. N. LaVell. Elbert. Colo.
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For RENT. Two good Potato
Farms. A. q. CoHNYoErH.
E. E. Coleman is at home from
Denver spending the holidays.
Miss Alice King, Of Denver, is
spending the holidays with rsls-
ltives in Ebert.
Mrs. Lsliecn came down from
Victor to spend the holidays with
relatives and friends.
G. G. Petteys has deem relieved
us agent at Elizabeth and has
gone to the Rio Grande.
Miss Elsie Dittemore will srcnd
New Year day and the week fol-
lowing with friends in Colorado
Springs.
Six new applications were pre-
sented to the Woodmen camp
Tuesday night. Eight or ten
will receive the degree next Tues
day night.
During tho past month twenty
seven Colorado newspapers have
changed hands. Newspaper
plants in this state are evidently
considered good property.
For SALE OR TRADE.-A few
Holstein caIves-cheap. A deep
setting cabinet cooler creamery,
holds 40 gallons. Will trade for
hogs or cattle.
A. G. CoRSroRTH.
Elbert camp of Woolmen is in
receipt of cordial Invitation to
visit the new camp OF Woodmen
forming in Elizabeth on the night
of January 3rd and confer tho
degree on number of candidates.
The new camp starts with 81
members.
Tho Ebert county Tribune
states that more thnn 900 carloads
Of farm products have been ship
ped from Elbcrt this season and
that il is estimated that 100 car
loads more remain to be shipped.
This talks we'll for that section OF
the Great Divide.-Castle Rock
Record.
Jacob Eplcr returned Sunday
morning from his eastern trip con-
siderably broken in health. and
was confined to his bed two days
after his return. The weather
was very disagreeable in illinois
rain, snow and mud from the
time he arrived there to the day
he left.
Rev. Mr.. Childs and family
moved from Denvcr last week and
are now comfortably situated in
Taylor Green's residence. His
sermons have been well received
by the people Of Ebert and al
admit he is accomplishing much
good. On behalf Of our readers
we extend a cordial welcome to
them and hope the good work SO
well begun mayI continue to ex-
tend and increase.
DR.. and Mrs. McNeilan, Of
Basalt, ate Christmas dinner with
relatives in this place, and in the
afternoon called on a few of their
many friends, the doctor return
ing on the evening train to look
after his extensive practice in the
mountain city. Mrs. McNeilan
will remain several days with
friends here. They are looking
forward with much pleasure 10
their trip to Paris next fall, and
they may remain abroad year
or more, visiting the principal
cities of the old world.
The Fondis hall was packed to
its fullest extent Monday evening,
to see and interview Santa Claus.
Mr.. Adam Speck, in his amusing
way, filling that capacity, greatly
to the surprise and enjoyment of
the little folks. The program
consisted of songs and recitaiions,
welF rendered and interesting.
The presents were many and some
wilma hle Evarvh<,dv ue. hano~
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Joseph Helgeth.
-PRACTICAL-
BLACKSMITH.
ELBERT. COLORADO

Horseshoeing and Repairing of al
kinds done promptly At low rates.
~ Tinware solderad
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-28

For Sale, good pitch pine fence
posts. F. N. Lavell.
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Kiowa, Colo, Dec. 9th. 1897.
Printing Proposals.

The Poard Of County Commissioners Of Rlbert
County, Colorado. will receive sesled bids at the
next regular meeting of the hoard beginning Jan.
for the year Of iooo. the Oficia: ticket. the semi
Annual Statement of the County Clerk and such
the Board Of County Commissioners Of said Conn
y. hide to be marked PROPOS AIS for COUNTY
PRINTING and to be received at the office Of the
County Clerk and Recorder OF raid County Al
kiows. Colorado, not later than Jan. sth, 1900, al
The board Of County Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any and all bids
49, WILLIAM LTTTLR,
sEAL County Clerk and Recorder.
Kiowa Colo.. Dec 9th fepa
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Stationery Proposals.

The Board OF County Commissioners Of Rlbert
County. Colorado, win re,eivc sealed bids al the
next regular meeting beginning ian. ist, 1900,
Tor furnishing the County with necessary Books,
Stationery and Records and such others supplies
- are used BY the several County Ofiicers fo the
year of 1900. All bids to be sealed and marked
PROPOSALS for STATIONERY. etc.l snd'to be
Rscorder at Kiowa, Colo, not later than Janusry
sth, 1900. at O'Clock p. NJ.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Is..l County ys5aiAa ci.;l .sd dr1Tras; n.ao.s:..
Kiowa, Colo, Dec. 9th. 1889.
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Glouesl Glouesl Glouesl
Tho largest stock in the county
at Kings.
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Boys overalls at Kings 40 cent,
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SPLENDID pklLY

JTeeminf With Most neiiabi
'1aud Fresh News Attractive
AssoeiAted with cartoo ne, 4
which Il il Famous
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-12-28

Lamps at half price at King.
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For SALE OR TRADE.-A few
Holstein caIves-cheap. A deep
setting cabinet cooler creamery,
holds 40 gallons. Will trade for
hogs or cattle.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-23
A WOMAN'S PREROGATIVE.
Mary Rebich Changed Her Mind at the
Foot of the Altar.

Great Falls, April 22.--John Zobeck,
an Austrian, aged q years, has a mar
riagG license to spare. He was engaged
to be married to Mary Rebich. aged Is,
also an Austrian, and yesterday they
went to the office of the clerk of the
court and obtained the license to wed.
They also went as far as the Catholic
church, and then came the hitch that
was not a hymeneal hitch at all. This
afternoon Mary came into the clerks
Office for the second time. but to-day
she had new man with her. This
time it was Peter Steffani, also an Aus
trian, aged 26 years. A natural curl
osity led the deputy to inquire the rca-
son for the change and the lavish pro-
curing of licenses. Mary said she had
concluded that the first man was not
what she wanted, and SO when last
night Peter came over to the house and
they had talked together for a While
she decided that this one suited her
much better and so the whole matter
was arranged. She came down to the
Office to o. K. the license but the dep
uty is wondering whether the new man
will have any better luck in leading
Mary to the altar.
A rather peculiar case was filed in
the district court to-day. A suit on
account is not phenomenal, but this one
is for board covering a period of nearly
eight years, and according to the COM
plant not one cent has been paid on
it in that time AS the case comes
from Belt, it makes one wish that all
creditors We're as 1enient as this one
and that he could live at Belt himself.
Matte Cashier, the plaintiff. is the
mother of Belt. She has resided there
ever since there was any settlement at
all, and her residence in that valley
antedates the founding of Great Falls.
With her husband, John Cashier, she
is the owner of a large amount of very
valuable property there, and besides
runs one of the principal hostelries of
the town. She alleges in her complaint
that Duncan Mcleod boarded with her
steadily from Nov 1. 1890. until Sept.
49, 1898. About that time it is learned
that he married and set up housekeep-
ing. He is the deputy sheriff stationed
at Belt and has held the position for
number Of years. Mrs. Cashier alleges
in her complaint that the board was
reasonably worth the sum of $50 per
month and asks for a judgment
amounting to 81 $50
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-23

classes, was recently established In
Odessa, and report, just issued, shows
that it is pronounced success. Popu-
lar lectures have been delivered on his
tory, geography, chemistry, geology,
physics, literature and other subjects.
and they have been attended by ALSO
students.
The lectures on literature proved
most attractive. the number of students
attending them being S14. While those
on geology attracted only 413 students.
Most of the students come from the
state schools, and the others received
their early education at home. OF the
entire number more than 1000 belong
to the laboring class. A similar uni
versity has been opened in Moscow
but has not proved as successful, and
apparently for the reason that certain
unpopular restrictions are imposed on
the students. @
A third university of the same kind
will be established in ST. Petersburg
at an early date. In taking this step
the Russian authorities are following
the example of England, which has had
popular schools and colleges for several
years.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-23
CHICAGO MARK ETS.
Prod

Chicago, April 22.-Wheat opened steady
on better Liverpool cables than We're eX-
pected. There was a lack of outside trad
ing, however, and prices soon eased off,
the weakness becoming quite pronounced
on predictions of general rains where bad
ly needed in the South and Southwest.
Liquidat ton was heavier and there was Il
good deal of short selling. May started
&c higher at 73Ac. and declined steadily
to 72Ac
July opened at 74asd745sc and sold off to
44G1743sc at the close. Private crop dam
age reports We're less numerous than
heretofore.
Worlds shipments to Europe for the
week We're estimated at 100000 bushels.
Atlantic port clearances in wheat, flour
included, reached 542572 bushels,
Corn eased off under moderate liquida-
ton. increased country offerings and
heavy receipts. There was a fair shipping
demand. May started a shade lower at
S4MG34sc, sold sparingly at S4ssc, then de-
clined to SAC at the close, asc lower.
Sympathy with other grains and free
realizing by longs caused a decline in
from the east. May opened a shade high
err at 2Ga4c and declined to 263sc at the
close. A@ssc lower.
Free delivery of hogs and the weak
ness in grains depressed provisions. May
pork opened 212c lower at $9.15. rose to
$3.50. then reacted to s9.12h, closing sc
lower. The range in lard and ribs was
small
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-23
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Miss Phoebe Intermill has been ap-
pointed teacher of the Leland school at
Belt.
Senator George H. Stanton has re-
turned from business trip to Helena
and Butte.
The suit of the Northwestern Nation
al bank against Clark Bros. has been
dismissed as settled.
Mrs. Emma Smith is in Butte, at
tending the state convention of the
Ladies of the Maccabees.
Mrs. Fletcher Maddox and children
have returned to Great Falls after a
winter spent in New York,
= Charles T. Stewart has arrived in the
city from Helena to accept a position
with the Derrig Fruit company.
Mrs. Lille Stanley has received news
of the death of her brother, William
H. Culver, at Benton Harbor, Mich.
E. Grieger and family of Boston
Heights have removed for the summer
to their ranch about five miles south
east of the city.
w H. Sutherlin, editor of the Rocky
Mountain Husbandman, spent a few
hours in the city to-day on his return
to his home at White Sulphur Springs.
AL Reynolds, deputy sheriff. has re-
turned from klbbey. He had intended
to go on to Barker, but fall of a foot
and half of snow blockaded the roads.
E. NJ. Cross and family of Seventh
avenue south left this morning for Sc
attic, where Mrs. Cross and the chill
dren will remain for some time for the
benefit of Mrs Cross health. Mr.. Cross
will return to this city.
The attachments on the estate of Will
liam Ulm, made by the American EX
change National bank of Chicago and
L. C. Phelps, receiver of the Merchants
National of this city, have been releas-
ed. They amounted to about $14 ,020.
A foot of snow fell at Neihart this
week. and it is reported that the deep
snow in the mountains has not yet
begun to melt. There is every pros
pect for high water in that vicinity
should warm weather arrive suddenly.
Reports from Itighwood indicate that
the cattle losses on the range east of
the divide have been Extraordinarily
heavy. One traveller counted 100 car
cases scattered along the length of a
fence enclosing one side of a 320-acre
ranch. On the west side the loss has
been heavy, but nothing to compare
with this.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-23
GREAT NORTHERN CHANGES.
1t May Mean Another Bridge Across the
Missouri.

Missouri.
Great Falls, April 22.-That the Great
Northern railway is intending to make
considerable change on their route this
summer is evidenced by the presence in
this city this morning of r. M. Steph-
ems and Charles Follitt, the st. Paul
contractors. They arrived on the de-
layed train and left to-day for Dry
Fork, making very short stay here.
During that time, however, they ar
ranged for local supplies of provisions
and other things likely to be needed
by their camps. Naturally nothing is
made public concerning the plans of
the railway company. but it is thought
that the work will begin at Verona and
be extended through Fort Benton to
Portage and thence to this point.
Should the old plan be followed, it
would mean a grade to the Missouri
somewhere in the vicinity of the silver
smelter and a bridge at that point con-
Meeting the main line with what is now
a spur running to the smelter on the
south side of the river If the informa
ton received concerning the building Of
the Stockett washer is correct the
probability of this particular change of
route is strengthened, as such change
would bring the plant directly on the
line ,traversed. The washing plant
would then be closely connected with
the mines and have a direct outlet to
the East. 1t is not probable that the
change of the line would affect the
position of the company's station or
of the shops. Trains would follow the
track along the river to the old station
and go West or East without zigzag-
ging on the Y, as they do now.
All of this building and improving
will make an immense amount of work
for the laboring classes Of the city and
the summer becomes more promising
as it approaches People are not be-
coming excited over the matter, but
hopeful tone prevails everywhere in
business,
In ST. Petersburg is the largest bronze
statue in existence-that of Peter the
y, iah he I