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The evening world., 1900-01-20

1ssse NJ Neeaed-WssDA
A0eaa Charter.


The Rapid Transit Commission met Al
. o'cooeA this afternoon and decd 70
ase TIE Lss1sles1rs a. Albany 10 amend
the CnneeR 60 permit the bonds for the
road TO be issued as the money h need
Cd. and without the approval % the Mp-
nicipai Assembly.
The latter provision. II In believed by
counsel to the commission. 1. really
contained In the original Rapid Transit
act. but u was thought hest 20 have II
In the proposed amendment
The Comptroller. commsssioner Rives
md Mr. Boardmsn. counsel for the
committee. wtii 90 TO Albany on Tues-
lay eod present the amendment 10 the
chasrmsa Of The c,a,ss csoaseses Of
bsth hsusss u IT, Legislative
The evening world., 1900-01-20

SPEARMANS CAMP. ma
TAI, Jan. 20, HIS A. N.
The firing Of field guns
was heard early this morning
from tn: left. Evidently
Gen. Warren has commenced
the bardment Of the Boer
trenches on Tabanmyana
Mountain.
There was also a brief
musketry fire.
LONDON, Jan. 2O.-A
special despatch from Cape
Town, dated Friday, Jan. 10,
Up. NJ, says:
THE Ladysmith relief force
is steadily working north
ward. Heavy fighting &C.
cured yesterday. The Beers
are retreating."
The evening world., 1900-01-20
GRAND jury
TO GARDINER.

IN Qraad JUN to-day made 10 Judge
neoeseea. shs had npaseiis1 then. .
Sscssss against tbs sction Of Dsssrset.
Atsesssy 0asdisss In taxing froo den
~ eopso1ssatisa e ~ aiisos1 wan
sesese - asnlass ~ nssssiSa -
D., - =. - - : ::
The evening world., 1900-01-20

LONDON. Jan. g.-John Ruskin diet
tsis afternoon Of influenza. aged eighty
one yeart.
The evening world., 1900-01-20

The despatch Is inierrsp,sa = -
poin:. - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26
proposal FOR THE CONSTRUCTION

proposal FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
o. \ EEL-AN ARCH BRIDGE ACROSS ROCK
CREEK on TIE LINE OF TIE QEARRt RCAD--CF-
ELCE OF The ENGINEER COMMISSIONER. q G..
Vzs-L-E-sr .. sep PROPOSALS
received a Office until = clock
SATURDAY. 300 construction u a Neian
arch bridge National biological
the Inc q the quarry Road Blank forms u
proposal Specifications, and al necessary information
be obtained This o=5ce L4ASSLNtI H BEACH. En-
gl-eer C,or-ll-ssi5-sr. Z -
PROPOSALS FOR LAYING CEMENT SIDE
WALKS ~ The DISTRICT OF COLCgIBIA.-OF7-
F~ICE or The COMMITS Lo9,ER9 , G washington
= g. - 14fG--SEALED PROPOSALS TL. ne re
cetved rhls otaee until y COCK moan SATURDAY
sidewalks II ne Dis
t-ct Il Columbia Blank forms y pr posa-
s11 al necessary information VII d t-rr-s-s1 On az
pis-a-on once q re Enrtneer GonIlss9ne- ? =.
H z F. NACTA RLAED, JOHN v ROSS, LANSING H
BEACH. Commissioners D C.
SEALED PROPOSALS endorsed Proposals
egr Timber Wharf" received the Bureau q
Yards and Docks Nav Cspa--1e WashinE-on until
o'c-1cS %. 1907 and -1en e1d there PUBLICLY
oosr% timber W,arf COS cE - 1eel A.
-6e Naval Station Wash For pans speci-l-
cz-ous q proposal address NaZ-
ENDICDLL.
C1tes q Bureau. September - 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES MAHHAT-

TAN STATE ECSPIT4LS-Seae ed Proposals s5r
furnishing Supplies below <o- psro6 q
g October 1900 accordance
s0=cihcz-IoCs iT1-el - obtained Room BIS.
Nc. ! Madison Avenue b@ mail
-i-sred 81 = October > 1870.
the undersigned a. Nc. Madison Avenue. New York
CitF WHICH ire Board u Managers VII
ard open al -7posas- Fresh NeatBeef fui carcass
BEE fore sTs2s
u sal
H@zrsEa12 - 09o rs bacon, y 900 lbs
be
Et5e-ed except parties who
ccEcdes for which they submit proposals EaCl bid
must BE- accompanied b. certified check for FER
~ 4 TIE bid guarantees tEat
VIII &c entered into Z accepted g bond Z
1c-
81
e-La-ne-t Of The same. HENRY 2. ROWLAND Prssi-
Board q Mz1zEe-z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26

DVERTIsES ENTs aaa sa1szrtPrioas 5ar TIE Tribune
y a CrCnNu No f..42 hru117Szy.
scrth a . p
usrts reserved following hvauch aess resua-
O'Clock Q. g
cor Zsd-ss 80 shave I2th-st Mays 6th-Rvs.
l4th-sr.
West I'D arh-are Se Essr l4is-st 81 West
East Ia-a<
IA ~ TaEn as Ll2a
sls-st Tus SeEh-sr 80 Trsul0nr-Rre:
4lst-st. 50 Shave 2lo Bl=eszsE-s-
rs Bleaak@r-@E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26
publlc Notlres-


SUPREME COURT, First Department.-In
- ne Matte Ct IN Application q TIE Board OF
md improvement Z the City q New
80, - me Counsel CgrpoTat1on % said City.
9tLs . Of re city, OF New York TO certain lands
ra5erts Entertainments and premises the side
-, Sorf6l SanoIk. Canal Rutgers Jerersoa
Broadway dulv selected. seated and
lat out a. an yi9ns Of chapter 29s Of ne Laws q
Isrs and Of chapter go u the Law -, OF ISL
wv THE UNDERSIGNED. COMMISSIONERS OF Is
innate duly appointed IN th@ above etted proceeding
1s-sbv give I5rce the owner or owners. lsssss
i-C sees parties and Ferso -sp-c'sly entiled % or
Interested the LANDS. tsnenen herecltaneuts and
1-aIfees t!tls which sought 70 be acquired n
thls proceedn and 70 AZ other' "h L may concern
FT-s+-sat We have competed estimate
and da mage respective owners losses parties ana
as-oTs rsypecveIy Interested n the lands
arfected By this proceeding having aay
nd fled true report
erss e--1qte together with damage map
rt-n Of vrhonlsoevsr X may conceal
Ssror.i-That al parties perslls whose rights
- srs@fad bv the estimate. and wso object 70
re same or any thereof within thirty days
after the mrs. publication q this notice august 18th
80 ~ a. our orlce No. .. tie Fourth Floor
az m stats Zsituug BuldiHs ~ 2 rryon Row n
- ~ SertCn Of chapter 500 Of q 1857.
80 MAJ We the Commissioners, vii hear parties
ia0o al 1910 clock n The forenoon ana 1poh sun
-,9rsno.eut days may be found necessary
Thrd-That our Tsp1Es .srsta ,Sv w. AZ a SPECIAL
TeTH thereof Q be held in Part Al n ne County
court House The CITY OF New YORK B9rnn.h 81
e-trg az the Court day. and that then ana
thereafter a. G. unsei - nT ns9L1
.hereon motion viii be made TIA. thS said report %
eoI Dated New York August 25th. 1900 ,,,
-'@'N0 49, aNLTEL- BLUMENsIiEL~
MICHAEL CDL-iAN.
ARTHTR INGRAHAH.
Commissioner
,,zr-r.z a, srvt4z->r.Ec c1ssh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26
proposals.
DRoPosALs For COTTON DI-ck-PbIls

PROPOSALS FOR COTTON DUCK-Phila.
Depot. c. II Dept I42s Arch Street. Prlla Pa
sept - l%FF}-SeEsd proposals rripcats
e=lT=c here until Il o'clock \ NJ Er,dzy
to5er 9th 1900 furnishing depot WIKI -
Yards. source Cc-ton Duck and 200 33-i1ct
ctro1 Duck subject To 20 guar
tues = desired t-ls Department
se- nore or piece dyed and must stand the established
tests as 70 cazr7ess Z color and be
otherwise g conform specification requirements Bic
de-s must submit vita tze!r proposals samples
o. each Kind Il Duck which o those
manufactured and dyed under immediate direction
= the several bidders and " parties r0ed them
to ne purposes II their DID t1EcsraCresd bids
5T1s based samples differing above
q1treIe7Vs VIII not % considered. Bids quar-
tues thal advertised to- VIII be entertained Early
iivertes required and BIDDERS with what
-aric.-- ta@E viii make -herr.
ris1r reject al proposals
thereof Preference given 10 articles e Gole=c
auctions manufacture, u quality
i1cil1i0g me price q foreign productions
csorIres gha duty thereon being
e q Cotton Duck III &C.
company proposals The required Revenue Stamps rust
Be affixed number o. cEs guaranteed and
property cancelled Blanks FOR proposals. VIII
furnished application Envelopes containing
7osas 70 oe endorsed. Proposals FOR Cotton Duck
A
General :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26
Diuioeuo Notlres.
s0TTHERN RAILWAY CoNPAN
AMALGAIATED coPPER CoNPANY.-

s. Broadway Sew York sept z1tn 1900.
4 MEETING OF the Directors OF the
ra-are1 C7p-e- Co---z--. cua--erly dividend
G oAE AND 0EEEzLF PER CENT G1zGl and an
s1l-z e---ce-z o. ONE-E4LF PER CENT t-7lJ were
-ea1ec payable October 2VE. 1850 s-1C1Eo6e-s q
--oo71 clock ? Friday. September 1900
-fs1Ete--soczE close ~ September zsrl- 800
vi = RoCzEF E.I.1.F5R se1 ana Treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26
Gnaucial Mecnnqs
AnPqal Meeting

ca---l-- Va. september >. 800
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
--=s-.-r stockholders - The C-esauezzz and
1rlo Railway Company election l--e1-ors and
--zzszE-zcz q ether business
oer--e meeting L1-lU--E measures
presented designed az Czr=e-h-le- Pal.
Company II ne CONSTRUCTION q IS rs-lsG cle
-z-1-s---E = a. Board OF Directors and
----.--=es -LE-e1< annual -azz--lzl
- re- -15cs company ne Pace Build
Cs-v g R.cL-c16. T1-gl- a. or TUESDAY,.
- Gay = October 1900 1-iocE T.
--aEs1=r books vii closed oEzce a
Nessz = P Morgan & Co. S-. - Val Street. [=-
YAK EH-aza-- Ss--e-oer 1850 a : O'Clock
ard re-pe-ed TT@z-esza-- Cc--per
$50 q n -CcE r.
e-pv q annual Report OF President and d
may - procured Application Secretary
Z WEXFORD. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26
WISCONSIN, CENTRAL RAILWAY CO.
AMI Al MEETING OF STOC I'D HOLDERS
~ 49, Z ALEELL ~. e he - ...--La-s

fI'dE - Al A-ES II NJ CT ne stoeklloIderS
re Wisconsin CR1r-zI Railway COMPANY vii b
ned ---z-E-- bylaws e said Cc---z-- a. me
g=-s-a- --=z q re Company. z IRE Ccltg Z Abbot
5--e-1E re ---F e Milwaukee. q ire state
second -Uss5z-. ro-I--- the ----a
C-ro1er z $3.50 E q twelve O. -Iock
Directors transaction
n q nay before said
Re s-1=- oaokE q re Company to- the transfer q
closed Twelve 20 o'clock 1ucr- SEP
reczsueE u1C-1I1E Of October
CHARLES y. G1EEgS.
1Er-1 1[--wazk=e Wisconsin. Secretary
=e--e--rzr lxr .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26
TIIE CHATHAM NAIIONAL BANK.

1 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER
-E1T- CT q ira earnings e he last three months
rs -nls dsE been declared The Board Directors
s2sae an zf-s- October 1sr Until which
tsr t11Es VII D closed
N-- vark se71zu-ser z1sr 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26

Il Hon sLler O. -hC1as- Surrogate " -he CcH-1rv
hereby sven H az persons having
clan a-alzs- la Z---s- --e ~ - unity 81 NeE
szceas-5 -1N --ne v1-- r1--1eTs -1szs
~ h Suc=c- p4=,e = --s1sae-izg 1gsa
- E.-=1zL . Manhattan o
Sas- TorF On q E=erzzEy. I9sf-
CztsG NeT X1rS. J--y ea--- lst-
LEWIS g. ROBINSON,
-A-EE5- ? ADAMS
Exs-l-2rN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26

- order % Hoe AaRer g. thomas. S-rrogaes Ct -
C,o4lr-v ~ 1-k -o--- hereby 1ers
Ga -
rsurv u Nez York dsc@l=z tAe vsi-h
--sr-af pl1cs 11r -
-rau-aert z = sEt-e = E-sael Lzslie
Nr7---s-5 ~ ~ Broadway Hl-clEh OF Ea1Earrau.
re ,lvy q T1ra a=-aEs --= lata -zy AZ
Dz-ea N1r y1ri1 ras s5h iag q Assuss. lsao
EEN- -Il-N LlEC. Exsc1-or.
REUBEN LESLIE MAYNARD
Attorney r5- Ezecurc-- No IA Bzua5Eay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26
- LAYLNG CElLENT SIDE
GKCursIons.

GKrHrslons
COOKS TOURS 8.
ROUND THE WORLD. Next parties leave san Fran
cisco Ocrober II. November 8
ITALY 4ND SOUTH OF FRANCE Parties leave
Naw york 6. . DAYS $50
SpE-CTAT fall. TOURS LONDON and PARIS
7asve New York Sept %. Oct E. 3, y DAYS $500
TOTRS SOUTHERN STATES at frequent
t-rs-vals SD $40 Program nov ready
All Expenses Included.
r~-UEPENDEST TICKETS Eh cry rs HERE
TFzOs. COOK SHN, POI and 10" Broad"ays y y
r-P THE PICTURESQUE HUDSON
xx-EST POINT. NEWBU RGH and POT GHKEEP-
zfv excursion except Sundays By Palace Iron Day
=-zaT-ers York and ''Alba1-. From Brook
Amer A From DeSbrDssss 81 Pier
"a : II and West 22d 81. goo A 81 Due back in
y IXtoRSTN15 AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26

DER6ELEY SCHOOL
d 435 Madison
Tvvenrv-hrSt year begins / Special attention
prepararon for Harvard Yale Columbia and Princeton.
with opportunity rapid advancement New hreprOof
h ldtugs-AIu1ry Gymnasium -lrn1gFoo, Laooi q
Eight b0a-ders received teachers families.
JOHN :. WHITE. IL D. Head Master.
Office = n ad NJ and Reg sur 3 ~ daily
PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BERKELEY
Address Miss MARY GRACE OWEN. Principal. As
The colored American., 1900-03-10

a very able discourse last Sunday en-
titled 'sWill man rob God?" Before
concluding his remarks he earnestly
pleaded that every Christian use all
talents and all mpllshments to
glorify the Omnipotent. Unless this is
done, claimed the speaker, we are rob
blpg God. The audience was quite
large and apprecistive.
Messrs. [ J Edwards and Joshua N.
Anderson are now sole proprietors Of
the well known and popular Mckinley
Hotel at 4S9 Missouri Ave-, opposite
Pennsylvania Depot. They intend
making this finely situated hostelry
the best of Its kind IN the city, and
their friends, acquaintances and the
travelling public are patronizipg them
in most satisfactory manner.
Prof Thos J. Galloway, agent for the
Negro exhibit in Paris, left for New
York with his wife and two children
and took the steamer on Wednesday
for Paris. He was accom- panied to New
York by Mr.. Daniel Murray and Others
The first annual reception to the
MixoIogists Club took place at Grand
Army Hall IN Pennsylvania avenue
last Monday evening. The Monumental
Orchestra enlivened the occasion With
sweet music while the buffet was kept
busy. The attendance was large and the
affair was highly successful.
The colored American., 1900-03-10
City Paragraphs.

Mr.. r. w. Thompson has returned
from his home in Indianapolis, Ind.
Mr.. Ed ward G. Allen of the Sparta
Cafe has been indIsposed for the past
week.
R ev. D. r. Rivers, pastor of the Be-
rean Baptist Church, who has been IN
indisposed for several weeks, Is conva-
lescent at this writing.
Don't forget the dance next Thurs
day night, March 18th, at Conservatory
OF Music, 18th and R SITS. 1t is given
for "sweet charity's sake" under the
auspices of the Kings Daughters.
Health for 10 cents. Cascarets make
the bowels and kidneys act naturally,
destroy microbes, cure headaches, bill
liousness and constipation.
Call on the Indian Herb Medicine
Man, DR.. James P. Kerr, he cures all
manner Of diseases. Read his advertise
ment and write for particulars.
Look out for tt e Grand Star Concert
at Berean Baptist Church, Tuesday.
March 9th. A rich and rare program
Will greet all who may take advantage
of the opportunity.
Rev. J. h. Dsiley, of the Peoples
Congregational Church, has resigned
bis pastorate OF that church. Rev. Dali
ley has been with this church since Its
organization and has held alCft the
Christian banner.
When ready to buy your spring fur
nishings, hats, shirts, collars, cuffs,
ties, etc., in fact any thing and every
thing for mans wear, inspect the new
stock of John r. Peak, 1421 New York
Ave-, and you will buy and never regret
1t.
Mr.. William A. Potter, ST., the we'll
kLown and capable caterer, is now
splendidly located at 616 So. 18th ST..
Philadelphia, where he is prepared tc
serve his friends and the public in first
class style, with everything pertaining
to the catering business.
Glass No. 4, of the Metropolitan Bap
tlst Church, has established fund tt
replenlsh the school library with ap.
propriate books. At an early date class
officers will be elected, and arrange.
ments made by which the books cal
be secured. This class is composed O
girls from - to 16 years and is to bs
complimented for this wise attempt.
Rev. Robert Johnson. pastor of ths
Metropolitan Baptist Church, delivered
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-07-12
IOWA COUNTY BOY KILLED IN CHINA.
w. e. cambridge, late Of Mifflin, Vic
tim Of Chinese Boxers.

Information came to Madison last
Saturday that VIM. f.. Bainbridge,
secretary of the American legation
at Pekin, China, has probably fallen
among other victims of the Boxers
at that place. Mr.. Bainbridge was n
native of Mitflin, ana son of the late
well known VIM. Bainbridge, and
has several brothers and sisters now
residing in thattown. He graduated
from the Wisconsin University, and
later established successful law
prlctlce u. Council Bluffs, Iowa.
From there he was appointed to the
Chinese diploma ,ic service and went
to Pekin about three years ago. The
report OF his death may be erro-
neous. We will SO hope until it is
confirmed or corrected.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-07-12
Thomas ivey No More.

Died, at his farm home in the town
OF Waldwick, Wednesday, July 4th,
Mr.. Thomas Ivey, aged 65 years.
Deceased was born in England. In
June lS4S, with his parents, brothers
and sisters, he came to Mineral Point.
When only about twenty years old,
in 1855, he joined the throng of gold
seekers and went overland to Cali
fornia After two or three years he
returned here and his home has been
in this vicinity continuously since.
For some time after returning from
California he followed mining. Then
entered the employ of Gundry &
kinsman, zinc manufacturers serv-
ing them in different capacities, and
finally as ore buyer until they went
out of business. The last few years
of his life were spent mainly on the
farm. with his wife, daughter and
son-in-law Henry Kramer.
About 1859 he married Miss Eliza
beth Blewett, who with his son Frank,
of this city, and his daughter, Mrs.
Kramer, of Waldwick, survive him.
Another daughter died III child
hood.
When boy Mr.. Ivey received an
injury on his leg, which crippled
him in later years. caused him much
suffering through life, and fiually
produced death. Despite this phys
ical weakness, he was an exception
ally industrious and energetic man,
and made IA success of life. Until
within four weeks of his death he
persisted in active pursuits.
His death leaves another gap in
the thin ranks of the worthy pioneers,
whose energy, perseverance and
sturdy character have transformed
this country from a wilderness and
brought it to the high degree of civ
ilization that is the pride of Amer
lea today.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-07-12
DIR. FAWkES, DENTIST,
Smoke @. i. ). FayorIte.
orFlcE ovrR rosrorricE

1t stands atone, it towers above
There's no other, it's natures wonder,
n warming pouitice to the heart of
mankind. such is Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35c.-Eastman d Meserole.
Men never had mere favorable
opportunity to dress respectable for
little money than Ia at present af-
forded them by Gundry x Gray who
are Offering nll summer suits rang
ing in size from 80 to IL at 70 per
cent. discount.
The celebration at Blanchard
vile the 4th was a success in every
particular. The program Mt the park
was very entertaining, The orations
OF Geo. Thompson and Nj. j. Cleary
on Nationalism and Ilternational-
ism, were delivered well anu greatly
appreciated by the audience.
John Alleman, IA ehoesemaker
who has been making cheese at the
Elmer factory northeast OF Monroe,
committed suicide by hanging him
self Wednesday. Ho was discovered
next morning by one Of his assist
ants who quickly telephoned the
news to that city.
The Milwaukee Evening Wis
consin of July 10 has good portraits
of Mr.. a. Mrs. John Miller, of this
city, who celebrated their golden
wedding July 81 They were mar
ried In Germany, their native coun-
try. They came to Mineral Point in
1864. Mr.. Miller is 76 years old and
Mrs. Miller II.
Highland baseball club defeated
supposedly strong team from Mt.
Horeb on the 4th by u score of lb to
10. This was the feature OF most in
terest NJ Highland on the 4th. Mini
Point Fair managers hope to secure
the strong Highland club and one
to match it well from Platteville
during the coming fair In this city.
Mr.. A. y. Jones Is working to Sc
cure farmers institute in this city
next winter, and the prospect is that
he will succeed, as our citizens freely
signed the petition, and manifest
disposition to do their part to make
a successful institute II one can be
had here. Most depends, however,
upon the farmers Of the vicinity TAX
ing interest in the matter.
Mrs. Isaac Tamblyn was seized
with paralysis Monday afternoon
while going To a carriage from the
home OF Mr.. j. McCabe, where she
had been making neighborly call,
and has remained in comitose state
ever sine. Sc was carried into Mr..
Geo. Bambrough's bouse, nearest
where the collapse occurred, and re-
mains there at present, under medi-
cal treatment, it being impracticable
tn convey her to her home in the
second ward.
old time readers Of the Tribune
will remember Mr.. Joe Clegg, for
some years "A jeweler In this city.
Joe Junior" who was here with his
father, has made IA reputation for
himself as representative Of the Chi
cago Music Company, and lately
having removed 10 Madison, and
become connected with the Groves
Barnes Music Go, Of that city. The
papers Of that city refer to the fact
as an acquisition to their business
circles.
Entirely new, and in choicest
shades, the material for summer
waists, in single patterns, at Gundry
x Gray's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-07-12
Notice to Coal Dealers.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Mineral Point School Board for the
furnishing of 60 tons of Egg coal and
30 tons of Cross Creek or Lackuwan-
ma coal up to and including Friday,
July goth, 1900, when the same will be
opened. The board reserves the right
to reject any, or allbids. All bids
should be filed with EDw. Brown,
27w2 Clerk.
The ice cream sodas and phos-
pilates that f.. c. Spooner puts up are
the very finest that can be produced.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-07-12
WISCONSIN. THURSDAY,
Raymond Crawford, residing


with his uncle Mr.. John Dave in
this city, was severely hurt in the
thigh by crude fire cracker, which
he had made himself on the 4th.
Mr.. r. A. Etter, deputy revenue
collector for the division including
Iowa county, has decided to resign
the position and accept appointment
as assistant postmaster at Monroe.
The city council of Viroqua
granted the entire saloon privilege
of that city to one man recently, he
agreeing to pay therefor the sum of
s4,225 for the coming year. But three
saloons are allowed.
Rev. f.. +. Bates. Of Darlington,
will conduct services at Trinity
(EpiscopaD Church, at Mineral
Point, on Sunday. July Is. Dean
Rev. NJ. Chase will preach at KEN
per church. Darlington.
DR.. John Curry, practicing den
tst of Cassville, and his wife, spent
the 4th and few days over with his
parents, Mr.. & Mrs. VIM. n. Curry,
in this city. The Doctor is building
up nice practice in the river city.
Miss Wearne, the milliner, has
gone to Kansas City for a stay of
several weeks duration. During
Ia oh h,a Gtn
be kept open and all orders promptly
attended to by competent hands.
Next Tuesday the Calico Twis-
ters and Sugar SINGERS Of this city
will meet on the diamond to decide
who knows the least about the ma
tional game. James Kittoe captain
of the former and Geo. Huxtable of
the latter.
Attorney w. q. Palmer, of Bos-
cobel, has been appointed assistant
L. $. district attorney for the second
district Of Alaska with his residence
at Nome City. His salary will be
$4,000 per year.
Miss Eunice l.. Schellenger,
principal of the Redfield school at
Lacrosse, is guest at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Jno. G.. Martin. 1t
has been three years since she Wis
tied here and she notices great i'm
provements.
Warren Sentinel: The Eliza
beth News says that crock of but
ter which was accidently dropped
into well fourteen years ago was
recently found by James Tippett
when cleaning out the well and that
the butter was as fresh and sweet as
the day it dropped.
Geo. II. Legate Post q. A. r. has
purchased a lot in Graceland ceme-
terry for the burial of comrades who
have no other final resting place pro-
vided for them. A suitable monu-
ment for the ground is NV in con-
compilation.
Mr.. Spensley hos about finished
his labors as census taker for Mineral
Point. He is forbidden to give out
results, but by pumping" we learn
enough to warrant a prediction that
the report will show decided gain
in population since 1890, but will be
disappointing to those who figured
on an increase over the showing by
the phenominal state enum Grafton of
1895, which was 3,l36.