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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02
ANOTHER HONOR
For Augustus Talented ard WeIl-known Ar.
tst Mrs Pauline SawtelIe Iones.

The friends lf Mrs. Jones will be graft
iird tn know THAT TWO VI her latest minil-
ture portraits have been accepted by the
Boston Art Club fur it, G1d exhibition.
April ; to y. These portraits are Of her
little s,n Frederick and NJ Mrs. Llewellyn
Powers ana lrr very beautiful
Mrs Jones is certainly To- be congratu-
llted upon this triumph. fur the NINA
tur,s were accepted fpr exhibition solely
upon their merit aS works of lrt-for.
living fsidc In ant center, without
artists ana Influence" To help. her work
made its WAY Unaiird.
The special jury to whom an the orisi-
nal works had t. bc submitted for APP
prevail ana acceptance il composed uf the
for, most painters ana -culptors in BuS-
ton. and their udmrs-Charles Copeland.
Sears Gallagher. cyrus Dallin. Melbourne
HIrlwiok. $. =. Rolf Triscott, Walter
Dean. J. \. T. Mouk<-are We'll known.
Airs Jones will ~ ID Boston, Thursday,
To- attend the private view of the exhibit
ton. ana the reception. Friday evening.
tn which the contributors ana members
lv. invited
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02

compiled ted case is liable to get into the
courts. 1t IL thought that by proceeding
against the owners of the buildings the
business can be stopped short Many Of
the people own several buildings and as
each building means. an Indictment if it
can be proven that the owner has allowed
rum 10 be sold there, it may be seen that
the number Of indictments man is lia bic
to have hanging ever him may result in
so many fines that there will be nothing
else for him to- do but 90 to Jail.
The order which has been issued against
the owners Of buildings has caused no
tnd ID the pocket peddling Of late, and
this has resulted in a new method of do
ing business. The officials are keeping a
very sharp watch on the pocket peddlers
and il is only recently that an idea has
been gained Of the manner in which the
business is done. This operation is de-
scribed by one Of the residents of that
place a. follows: When man has four
pint bottles on his person and meets an
Old soldier he strikes the two breast and
side pockets Of his coat to indicate that
he has i bottle in each of the pockets.
Two blows on the breast indicate that
the man has two pints with him.
Not i word is spoken but the veteran
walks On ahead ana makes a cross in the
ground with his foot y short time after
ward pint bottle is deposited there.
Then the veteran reappears and after
taking the bottle drops his money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02
DRUGGIST E. p. Smar. TO Leave Town.

+. II. Smart. druggist. 216 Water
street. closed his store to the public.
Saturday. and will at once pack and
ship his goods To LiVermore Falls,
where he will engage in tn same bust
ness. Mr.. Smart. after several years
Clrrkng in drug stores in this city.
started in business with J. +. Young.
San. L. 1872, under the firm name a
Young & Smart. Mr. Smart purchase
Mr. Young's interest, in April, 1872,
since which time he has conducted the
business alone.
Hundreds Of friends will regret that
Mr. Smart IL to leave town, though
they will Congra tulatc him On the fine
business prospects ahead ut his new
home. He has leased one Of the finest
stores in LiVermOrc Falls. corner OF
Main and Depot streets, central 10
cation, one which most Of the daily
traffic passes. The town is already q
busy place ana with the immense pull
and paper mills To be built. must soon
10 one Of the most hustling places II
our state Mr.. Smart will open HI;
store there just as soon as he caT
make id ready.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02
A Night Of Terror.

Awful anxiety was felt for the widow
Of the brave General Burnham Of Ma
chiaS. Ne when the doctors said she
could not live till morning" writes Mrs
:. II. Lincoln, who attended her that
fearful night "All thought she must
soon die from Pneumonia but she begged
for Or. Kings New Discovery, saying it
had more than once saved her life, and
had cured her of Consumption. After
night. ana its further use completely
cured her This marvellous medicine is
guaranteed to cure all Throat. Chest and
Lung Diseases. Only soc. and Sl.00. Trial
bottles free at BOwditch & Webster's.
Augusta: c. II. Beane's, Gardiner; S. S.
Lightbody's, Waterville, drug stores.
apr2,4,6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02
WILL PROSECUTE LANDLORDS.
War on Togus RumselIers Takes New
Phase.

An edict has gone forth that the Togus
rumsellers must go out Of business. And
that this may be. accomplished a new
method will be tried
1t has been the manner of warfare in
the past to prosecute those who sold the
liquor but this time the owners OF the
buildings will be looked after This. on
account of the nature of the case, is liza
bic TO cause some controversy regarding
the titles Of the property and may keep
the courts busy strengthening out titles.
a man who was in this city from that
section. Saturday afternoon. said that
there are something like half dozen
owners of buildings in which liquor is
sold in that section. As these owners
have the titles OF from one to half a
dozen houses. it will mean. if indictments
are found. that the owners of the houses
will be obliged to spend some time in
Jail.
The manner in which the titles pass
from one person to another is described
| as being something similar to that in
which a coin passes from one hand to
| the other of magician or sleight Of
| hand performer. After a man has been
! running a place there for some time one
/ Of his ncighbors will get wind Of the fact
! that he is not making money. Accord
! ingly the neighbor offers certain sum,
/ say $500 for the place. ana trade is
closed by the neishbor paying down S25.
/ If the new man does not make a success
Of the business he in turn is offered s.
for his trade by some one else. In this
manner the title Of the property travels
through more space without ever coming
to light at the office Of the register Of
deeds than does A field mouse.
As the war is to be waged against the
owners of the buildings in addition 70
the rumsellers il may be seen what a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02

IS. Little to that of S. r. Cannon was
passed IN concurrence with the lower
board b. referring to the proper com
mittee.
The order to put in n sewer from
oxford to FRANKLIN street revealed an
unusual condition Of affairs in that sec
ton. Principal Pet,ingilI of th. Vii
lage school district. was before IN ;
committee Of sewers before the CITY
government meeting and there called
attention to the situation at the school
near Pettingilis Corner. A deem "a
vine runs back of the scho.l and this
is used as drainage place. The
school has no modern SAM ary ar
rangements, but those Of former DAYS
are used. In addition to tois tha res
dents of a score Of houses have all
their drainage g into the ravine and
as result there is a most unsanitary
arrangement This matter was ex-
planned to the commi tee and when the
city goVernmt ut held its meeting an
order was introduced into the lower
board that suitable drainage arrange
ments be made. I he order passed the
upper board in Concurrence with the
action taken in the lower board
An 81 der from the lower board that
the assessors shoul not expend over
Sl25 for tn work of the assistant as
ssors and that it be expended under
the direction Of the board Of assessors
was passed in concurrence.
From an order which came up from
the lower board il seems that GO. f
wishes the closets iii its armory fit
I =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02

Two Of the companies organized I'M
der the general laws u the State have
filed notice that they have voted to
increase the amount Of the capital
stock. The first is that of the Nation
al Underwear 60, which voted. March
n. to increase the capital stock from
$4,000 to 100000. The second is tn
United States Boiler Appliance Co.
which voted to increase the capital
stock from $4,000 to $4,000. Both
companies held meetings in Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02

Ri1o,,,t. b,,.,,o, y pio,.or y ~
| Chadwick J. 4. NIarston. j. 4. Saya1,,
| l.. q. H4Skell. BoWdoin Cony, IL. NJ Viii
III IL, ~ - :, , i'i,h,i w I,. IL.
| tenant y y Inns. r}rrl5 ~ IL IuJ
! kins steward. &. w Bicktord: hydraut
! wan "; n MesI' n"S'hlrh, r. pa 81
! Morn HIh.rt crnI.,, Elmer Einlb ~
| Daniel Grady.
| li'Sr i-' ir,aln' ilhrSIE iHS. leutrn-
arI X II nnII.x. hvtirirt man Er,nL
| Turner; hos'mrn. Fred Merrill. Elbridge
r i,,r,iil' >i"hi '"S'''i r'''S'
! Hose j-Captain. ". J. SIX han; H-uien-
! dnt. ST.. q imnt clerk. Ii y. hilten
! r G,,ir',.. ntN.,n,m n Wbi,t..,
! Ernesi Wright. F.. NJ Chase f.. \. Wes-
! ton. H. q. Knox. u. l.. Tlskrr. J. II.
| Tra~E.
! Charles \. WIdsworth was elected
wcigher ~ hay. caal ana iron. ana also
Of wood. stone ana bark.
| Thu resignation IF Alice T.. stan
wood NY lady visitor II the almshOus"
WAS T., ceiv, 4 and ace pied and referred
| I. The proper committee with tht re-
| quest that successor be nominated.
| Tn matter of "tecting assistant as
/ SCISSORS wa thrh Drought W ana SIS
! attd IN" breeze nt thr evening. - Is.
! lurlrlgh ~ the board 81 assess 'fS. Wa
/ called pm 70 give ms views regarding
! the necessity Tor assistant assessors.
| lie stated that during the last decade
| the proper of the cltN had greatly
! increased in Nalu" ana there had peeh
| q very larG" gain III the numhcro f polls
| ON account of this additional work lei!
| on the assessors, 50 mat IL i mol pos
| siblr ~ got the work done as soon az
! is wished If the assessors are Obliged
4 to do the work alone. During the
rounds the assessors had found that
many If the mon were not at home and
/ the people at the places where thrsr
| men boarded had neglected t. give
| the names.
The result il that the necessity for
! the ASSESSORS making second calls
causes a loss Of valuable time While
the principal work Of the assistant as
SCISSORS had been in getting polls. y I
they had found more or less personal
! property not found by the assessors
ard thus added u the taxable properly
Of the city
Further that the assistant assessors
had. in tho first year after their an
pointment, found over 200 more poH-
than We're found by the assessors. The
value Of the assistant assessors ne
! continued. is more in the cpngeSted
parts Of the city, but not 50 valuapie
in the out-of-tOWn districts. for the
reason that there less difficulty Is cX-
perienced in getting both the pes MI
property ana the number Of polls. HI
recommended that assistant assessors
be appointed to help out in part 81
Ward l and in Wards >, > 4. ana :.
After a slight discussion as I
whether or not the assess prs Were
needed. Councilman Manley offered IN
suggestion that the assistants shoul'
not be clcctt a.
When the matter had been discussed
at some length Alderman SeWall said
Then. as | understand it, it is Il mat
ter 81 economy rs c'St n '''' II!
Of these assistant assessors Is ab"u
800 and we are t. consider Whothci
or not we are to save SlOO ana iet thi'
amount Of property 60 or employ theS'
assistant assessors ana nave the duui
tional taxable property
The vote on ei"cting the aSslstan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02

gard to the matter, but was detained
in Passport through pressure Of bust
ness. He * expected here within a
few days. however, and it is probable
that the company will then be given
to one Of the towns which has put in
a bid for it.
Clerk Of the House W. S. Cotton. who
has been doing special work in the sec
rotary If States office for the pas;
three months. has returned TO his
home in Lisbon Falls. Mr. Cotton will
he much missed among the members
of The State family on the hill. for his
kindly ways ana uniform good nature
have long made him a general favorite
in All the d4partments-Ba Com
mrrCial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02
What Shall We Have 70, Dessert.

;rhis question arises in the family ev-
~. day Let us answer it today. Try
81 iii a delicious and healthful dessert,
2prnnared in two minutes. No boiling. no
haking! simply add boiling water and
"a 10 cool. FlaVors Lemon. Orange.
Set,berry and Strawberry. Get pack
are II YOUR Grocers today. 10 cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02
A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a 90 cent bottle 81
Grcen,,'s Warranted Syrup Of Tar IL ii
faiIs tn cure your cough or cold. We also
ruarantee a 25-ccnt bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded.
!, Y Courtemanche, c. n. Partridge,
hrthur Tet.ault. Temple Pharmacy,
Itbn ro,,rhiin Augusta.
t IJutrhinson. Hallowell.
oohinsnn & 90, Chas. Ward 4 Co.
g. III. Beane. 0afunei'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02
"ShM Waters
Ran Deep. =

In your body lies the vital
fluid, the blood. It makes no
noise. but it gives you life.
IF It Is strong, pure, full in
volume and rigorous. you
reap the benefit. Lfnot, the
still qvaters of life, tainted
and poisoned, are 1ueH-springs
of disease. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla purfies the quater of
life at its source. IT makes
the blood healthful and keeps
it so, as nothing else can.
Family Medicine-"We value Hoods
Sarsaparla Very highly. When zve feel
the need of medicine eve take it and it
Keeps our systems in good Order" NJ
Leiqhty, Booth. Kansas.
Eczema =" Hoods SarsaparAa and
Hoods Olive Ointment cured eczema gerry
Quickly. I qvould not be qv:fhout them"
Mrs.. Rayner, I2o Kellogg Street. Fall
Riper. Mass.
Tired Feeling" We take Hoods
Sarsaparlla fer our spring medicine ard
qvterever qve haze that tired feeling ard
4ue find If is good" Mrs. John Work,
Cochrartor, Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02

The regular meeting Of King Co.. I.
r., X. Of r.. will De held. at o'clock
this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02
floods SapJaba,;M
szll.2Gaa:l ki:l:s!1;kW

Hoods Pills cure liver ills; the u"nirritat aud
only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparil la.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02
G.. w. WADLEIGH,
The Cash Grocer.


r4wmInM Y r TORE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02
Corsc Payton's
Big Stock Co.
I p,c,upiy.1 =, IL, I'll, Upo.+
REpERToIRE FOR THE WEEK:

REPERTOIRE FOR THE WEEK:
Monday Eve. The Partisan Princess"
Tuesday Eve. My Kentucky Home"
Tuesday Mat. ''Drifted Apart
Wed Mat. The Partisan Princess
Wed Eve. The Octoroon"
Thur. Mat. My kentucky Home"
Thur. Eve. ~ Member of Congress
Friday Mat. "A Gigantic Liar
Friday Eve The Galley Slave"
Sat. Mat The Factory Girl
Sat. Eve. The Law of The Land"
'Ladys Night" Monday, April >.
Continuous Performance. Peoples Pop
ular Prices. Mat 10 K ~ cents Eve
ming 10, - & 30 cents. Seats now on sale
mar29 DIT
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tA Nh; I 4. Getchen: "a lieutenant. J.
il. Day: clerk. j. A. 40, E@iS 20 ma 5te w
y y /, ~ NJ. ~ hogempn +. II. Hazeltor. j. {.
Rar rVs.y h Reuben Puilen, george Brown
AXe t,i Bordway. Harry pedder; y. Ia
Mite. Albert Merrill, RgdGiPh RostI r
if H@9e E2Nksctaptain E. A. shaw; 1st lieu
tenant. ID. s. McDavid; q lieutenant; j. :
q. Kicker: clerk W; G. Haskem; s'eMai =
| OrNille Coleman; h!uIaHt IHeil' -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02

If the plans Of Col. Stevens are car
ried out the rotunda will have oil
paintings Of all the Governors of
Maine. At the present time there are
but one or two oil portraits Of Govern
ors. 1t is the wish of Col. Stevens to
have painting Of all and thus carry
out an idea similar to that when he
had portraits of all the presidents p!ac-
"a in the Senate chamber.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-02

The disposition Of Go. X. 2nd Regi-
mcnt. which was formerly located in
Calais. has not been settled, but Will
by very shortly. COL. L. +. Newcomb
Of the End. was to have been at the
state House. last week. to have con
ferred with the adjutant general in re
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-17
IEUs Of THE NORTHWEST
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS.
4 Review Fron the states Of WASH
isgtSn, Idahe, Montana ana Ore
gen-Aews Of shs Past Week
B0ilea Down.
IDAHO.

ADAAAOs
February was a rather duh month a
the Lewiston land once.
The cadet battalion at the university
will begin target practice soon.
Judge J. A. Keat died last week. He
was q well known politician Of Harri.
son.
A large number Of sheep men were
In Boise 70 attend the meeting OF the
Northwest Wool Growers Association,
Joseph Roach Of North Dakota last
week purchased from Clemans 4 Brad.
ley Of Anotone 1000 head Of mixed cat
tie. the consideration being t25. 1000.
Edward BouHhIe manager Of NJ. c.
Normoyle's farm. died suddenly last
week. He is said TO have been kicked
BY COW on the mead while milking.
The Northern Pacific will not build
q branch to Grangevilie. says President
Mellen.
The weather has wrought havoc with
Wild oats. but has not damaged fall.
sown grain apparently.
Orders have been issued by the war
department for the abandonment OF
Fort Sherman. near Ceur d'AIene.
The big landslides that are such q
source of annoyance TO the train ser.
vice between Kendrick and voilmer
will be abolished by sluicing out the
banks.
President Blanton OF the Idaho State
University. has received q telegram
from Cen Charles King announcing
that he would positively be there on
June IL.
The FIRST assembly at Lewiston o.
the farmers institute rnder the aus
pices Of the Universe y Of Idaho agri.
culture and experiment station, was Q
success.
II il estimated that there are $1,000
bushels Of wheat In the farmers gran
aries Of the Potlatch country, besides
the holdings Of potatoes and beans,
which would make several carloads.
Among the names OF the members OF
the board OF visitors to the naval acad
envy appointed by the president was
that Of DR.. W. W. Watkins Of Moscow
DIR. Watkins is a pioneer resident o.
Moscow and Is well known throughout
the state. During the recent smallpox
epidemic he served as city and county
health of1cer.
The farmers Of the Potlatch are elat
ed over the prospects, which indicate
the largest crop OF fruit ever grown,
besides q good crop Of fallsown grain
The winter weather. while rushing
from extreme to extreme, has done 90
with such changes as TO put the trees
In shape against any damage. It Is the
unanimous opinion that the fruit trees
never looked so well. being vigorous
and well developed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-17

The sensation OF the past week In
Butte circles has been the sale Of the
Spectator mine 70 the Amalgamated
company for e2.0o0. 900.
While much prominence has been
given 10 the Review and Poland China
mines. In the Meyers Greek mining dis
triet. there are many others which
have been under steady development
for several years and have most valu,
able showings.
Mining companies operating In the
Pierre Lake district all state. that they
can feel the effects o. the reports cir
eulated OF the richness Of the First
Thought II being now easier 70 raise
development funds. and several new
camps that have been idle are Drspar.
ing 70 resume Development.
The Hunter mine at Mullan has been
absorbed By the Morning Mining Com
pany. The deal has been pending for
several months past. and when the an.
nounosment was made II caused no sur.
prise. The price paid Ii not known.
but viii so into the six figures. With
this addition the Morning viii be one
Of the greatest producers OF silver In
the district
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-17

Frankfort, KY, March l3.-The var
scare here has again apparently aattened.
although the leaders On both sides s,ih sx-
press grave fears a. 70 the ultimate out
come A belief among the republicans
that attempts will be made to arrest the
republican legislature in connection with
the assassination of Goebel has resulted
in several Of the leaders leaving town.
Democratic officials refuse to either co.,
firm or deny the accusation The reports
are that such warrants have been issued,
and it is admitted that more arrests will
take place in a few days Ii is asserted
that Taylor is being urged to move his
executive office to London, where he will
be safe from possible arrest. but that 90
far he has refused to entertain the idea
Both houses Of the legislature met in
the state house in the morning.
In anticipation Of . possible attempt
by the state troops to prevent the meet
ing, quite a crowd gathered around the
state house square at the hour Of meeting.
but the members Of the legislature were
allowed to meet without mOlestAtion. The
squad Of militia under Lieutenant Peaek,
which started for London Saturday a. an
escort for Secretary of State Powers and
Captain Davis has returned to Frankfort
Outside Of this. however, no reinforce
ments have arrived and It Il stated now
that no more are expected.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-17
uSNINo Aorna.

Baker City announces q big mining
convention for next June.
The Atlln district requires capital TO
open Il up. and 10 no place for small
miners
There IL Q mineral belt formation
near weiser, Idaho. on the east side
OF the Snake river.
The hrst two months OF the year
have been progressive ones for the
Palmer Mountain district.
Encouraging reports come from the
white Cross mine, located on the Mos
COW mountain, seven miles east Of Mos.
COW.
The Poland China mine. four milea
and half north Of Chesaw. near Mary
Ann creek, continues To improve with
depth.
Every indication points to . rush TO
the new Mascot mlnlng camp In the
Hoodoo district a. soon - the snow
leaves the ground.
The hex mine. six miles from Stump
ter, the sale Of which for 100000 TO
Col. W. 8. Ray, q Canadian banker,
was recently chronicled, has reverted
70 lie original owners. Arthur Hin o.
Michigan and sImcoe Chapman Of
Bumpter.
Encouraging reports have been re
colvod from the Silver Plate mining
Company's property In the Seven Dew
lie dlstrist, Idaho.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-17
nntTIna 90. tnn,A.

The S. Eugene air compressor vas
started up last week and ia now doing
the Sork Of the Lake Shore compres,
cor. uhIeh has ben shut dowu-
The RocklAnd group II three claims
near sllvsrtoa has been bonded By J,
r. Graves Of Spokane on behalf Of the
syndicate which he represents
A small force Of msn IL being kept Al
work On the Dundee nine. near YmlF.
peadlnk the starting Of operations on
. large scale ~ the nsw company.
The orosnvills mountAin section IL
coming 10 the srost rapidly. And dur.
lag the forthcoming open season there
SiIi b . great deal Of activity there.
A snowsilda Al the Noble rive mine
near BAndou killed Fred Sheppard.
married. Of Cody. aud AlsI MeFaFlans.
single. Of West nay. Cape Breton. A
man named McSeill vas also injured.
The capacity Of the stamp mill a.
the cAFiboo mine, Camp Mckinney. IL
TO b doubled this spring. there now
being several years supply Of ore In
sight This mine has. up TO date. paid
tt0s.3 10 dividends.
The quantity OF ore in the Sullivan.
East Koo,enay. 10 enormous. and like
most big veins. the ore IL Of low grade.
The quantity. however. IL such that Il
will stand the high tarin on lead and
still yield . handsome pront
The new tramway between tho Wake
aeia mine and the concentration AZ sii.
verton IL complete and has been turn
ed over 10 the company by the builder.
II IL q very complete plant and runs
10 the satisfaction Of the company.
Col. Hayes principal owner In the
Eanahmint Mining Company, closed
the sale Of his property on the
Albsrni canal for 100000. TO d. o.
Mills and Chester Lee. The former 10
Of New York. . prominent director OF
the TreAdwell mines. while Lee IL from
Spokane and Acts a. the new compaay's
expert