The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-07-21
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Two Instances Where They spent For
a tunes to wipe Out Real OF Fancied
Wron.s The case Il GA rem Tra in--
Built : Hotel ana Ran other out.
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Jew eeH Vs. StFatton
anu fnaxey gu q Dor 81 ID g denver -
'a y lne gen tleman8Who discoV-
3 cred stlhle lndependence mine ar VIC t
loT, COL, and made a DO onn mining 4
camp salp out OF the place. Since then his
men mel nave Deen taxing SILVER ana goltd
ana other GROSS out OF the mole o. II the
ground az q Tate'ot speed winch en- makes
Inc average vera tenderIools dlzzy, ana most
3 OF u mas peen credlted 70 me ; account
sfoI W.T.. otratton IN various 'pa all ne
also aug INTO INTO the the goou Things az Crlp-
PIE creek 70 the enlargement OF MS nj
ana taxing .eV'eTySlnlEnlg lnto
coHsluefatlon, It's generally conceded
t1 nAl MI. otralton Is n [ TO Keep a
who're PACK OF wolves wolves away from from the
5ooor s sl- occasion 's ar arse
y dAey aooE. son q -: I =. ". d
y ooi, EX-SENATOR from &Colorado, Dulloer
y me laoor opera mouse, ana orig
&inai pooinef ol D 1l 81. ls 1nanager I,
. ene DioWn alace not'ei Lase. VII
Il ter osfatton was STOPPING at the notel.
neie citanceu W pe q vs.uues1iie 4ueen
toWn a. selie same tiAle, VINO Was
cu1ulsluefeu quite the SWEETEST ualntlest
81 CIV hiost ailuilns Ve,uuevllie " 4ueen
' enatl Hau crossed the plains lor SOME SOME
81 noons. AUG " her' me story runs
w w: ? eratton extended the courtesles
. ahu sa1ianIiles which man nan OF hls
Wealtn anu posl'lcn was: ei EN-
4 Sl Htteu To- exercise: mere were lltt1e
5 il1il'l,les on afternoons Wnen the mat
NEE nee old not claim the actress and lit
1le ssuppers after =. the performance '
manager Iabor became dlspeased and
#notlhed the actress that her absence
would be agreeable. MT. Stratton be-
came indignant, but bided his time.
s A short time ago he carelessly asked
the owners OF the Brown Palace what
they considered the property worth.
They lit fresh cigar and murmured
that million and half would take
the whole thing Just as it stood. Mr..
2 Stratton ,yaWned and observed that
1 he would take it. And now they do
say that Manager Tabor will be out
of a job just as soon as the new owner
moves into the second floor front
suite. ~ -. t. -: .gs,s f. +
Along in 1857 or thereabouts; when
the Union Pacific road wandered over
the prairie and discovered Omaha,
there was something Of a rush to the
place and the hotel which had held
its own for some years as a halfway
I house for the trains of prairie schoon-
/ ers was bit crowded Among those
who focked to Omaha to see what was
doing was Citizen George Francis
y q Train, then in the possession Of scads
4 OF money. One morning at the hotel
the biscuits were cold or the coffee
gave grounds for complaint-some-
q thing Of the kind happened. and led to
an argument with the waiter on the
part of Citizen Train. The manager of
the hotel was called and as he had a
monopoly in the hotel line he was just
. a bit ungracious, or at least it SO ap-
i peared to the mind of Mr.. Train. i
Inc poss just now. put - - pullu q. d NO.
a Tel ts'l mere "ltnln the next oo days and
you'll come around and ask me Tor a
sJob before get through. Thus said
#3 Citizen Train and more to the same