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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-04-28
CHAPTER Coz.
An Act


To make assessments a lien on property in
the Town of Frostburg, which shall be as
sessed by the Mayor and Councilmen Of
Frostburg.
election lie il enacted By the Ge,erul
- 1SSeDtJiy Of WTWaHd, That all assess
ments made by the Mayor and COunclmen
against property for the Improve
ments of streets, sidewalks, and opening of
streets in the town of Frostburg shall be a
lien for two years from the time it shall be-
come due and payable upon the property ON
which said assessments shall be made.
SECTION 2-Bc it enacted, That said assess.
mentS shall be first lien preferred to all other
liens except State, county and corporation
taxes.
SECTION 3-Be ii ctactcd, That the Mayor
and Councilmen shall keep a book III the
claimed under this Act, and all back taxes
and water rents claimed as lien, recorded
therein with the date of their record and
when the same shall expire; and any claim
not found in said book shall not affect any
third party.
SECTION 4-Bc it enqcted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date of It's passage.
Approved April 7, 1900.
JOHN WALTER SMITH,
Governor.
JOHN HUBNER,
President of the Senate
LLOYD WILKINSON,
Speaker of the House Of De egates
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-04-28
LICE N S G S

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, 70 all
~ persons or bodies corporate or polite,
who may be required to take out
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06

London, Sept. 5.-According to
Shanghai advices Ii Hung Chang
wired the Chinese minister in London
as follows: Our st. Petersburg MIN
lister has persuaded Russia TO leave
Pekin. You are useless if you cannot
persuade England" 1t is asserted that
Earl LII promised Russia three Man
churian province s if she would secure
the withdrawal of the allied forces
from Pekin and favorable peace terms
from the powers. Both the empress
dowager and Ii Hung Chang are said
to be lavishiug money to attain these
objects There has been no sign as
yet of any decision on the part of the
powers regarding the Russian pro-
posals. Japanese papers unreseryedly
condemn the idea of evaCuating Pekin
and hint that there is secret
compact between Germany and
Russia to the detriment of Great Bri-
tain and Japan. The Moscow CORE
spondent of the Standard, referring to
the horrible accounts Of Russian bru-
tally at Bias OyestChensk after the
bombardment, says: 1T is reported
that the Cossacks merCilessly butch
cred men, women and children in the
villages on the Amur river and funs
their corpses into the stream"
These stories are confirmed by an
Official order just issued, couched in 4
mild tone, admitting massacres, which
are described as caused by eXaspera-
ton against the Chinese for beginning
hostilities, and threatening the utmost
severity of martial law for any future
violence to unarmed, peaceful China
men, at the same time ordering the
police throughout the Amur district &
compel the town and county popuja
lions to drag the Chinese corpses out
Of the river and bury or burn them IL
order to prevent Injection The cor
respondent adds: This order reads
like q free warrant for the massacre o.
any Cinnamon whom the Cossacks may
provoke into a quarrel or prove to be
in possession of arms"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06

ga at Ann Arbor; u, Rose Polytechnic
at Lafayette, Nov 5, Illinois ut Cham
paign' 10, Green college al Lafayette;
~, University of indianapolis ut La
tayette, 20, University OF Indiana at
Lafayette,
Northwcstern--Sept 70, Evanston
high school at Evanston; Oct. 6, Rush
Medical CoUego, at Evanston. 18th.
Indiana at evanston, goth. Illinois 1t
Evanston; 21th, Beloit at Evanston;
Nov 5, Chicago ut Chicago; 18th,
Minnesota at Minneapolis; Gath,
Alumni at Evanston; ~, Iowa at Rock
Island.
Notre Dame Oct, :, Euglewood at
Nouo Dame; 18th, Lake Forest at
Nouo Dame; goth, Cincinnati at Notre
Dame; 2Ith Indiana at Indianapolis;
Nov ), Roloit at NoUo Dame; 10th,
WISCONSIN at Madison; 18th, Michigan
at Ann Arhor; Gith, Rush Medical at
Notro Dame; 29th, open; Dec 6,
Purdue at N0tro Dame,
minnesota Sept 10, Central high at
Minneapolis; ~, St Thomas at Min
neapolis; %, Carleton at Minneapolis,
Oct 6, Ames at Minneapolis; IL, Chica-
go at Minneapolis, 20, Griunell ut Min
neapolis; Nov 3, Wisconsin ut Min
noapclts; 10, Illinois at Minneapolis;
H. Northwestern at Minneapolis; ",
Nebraska at Lincoln.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06

James Neytu. superintendent of tho
state fish hatchories, says the fish
commissioners are contemplating tho
establishment Of u new fish hatchery
that viii be devoted entirely to the
propagation Of black bass aud mus
CAllunge, as these fish, especially tho
latter are so gamoy that spurtsmcn
are fond Of fishing for them exclusive
ly aud unless some action along this
line Is taken, there "a danger of these
species being almost oNtorminatod in
the northern waters Of the state.
There is somc talk of locating tho
plant ut some point In Villas county,
thore are a number Of lakes that are
the natural homo OF tho muscalongo
as we'll as the black bass. The Chip
powa river could furnish an ideal spot
also
some extensive additions In the form
Of new ponds are being made to the
bayfield, plant which. when completed,
viii easily make that the largest and
most complete institution OF It's kind
In the state superintendent Neyin
went to bayfield, Tuesday In the inter-
est of the plant and to note the pro-
gress of tho work,
che contemplated plan Of SEEMING
the sloughs tributary to the Mississippi
viii have to be abandoned this fall
owing to the remarkably high stage of
tyuIpr thHt nrpvnitg iu Ihp riVpr IfIgh
Of very desirable varieties get stranded
in these sloughs In the summer
months owing to the low water, and
II Is an easy matter to sein them out
and save them, by placing them in the
various lakes and streams. The ox-
Ccaslve rainfall has eXerted such nm
cNpanaiyo influence over the father Of
waters as % render the project lm-
practicable
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06
READY FOR TICKET.


Saratoga, Sept. 5.-The practical
work of the republican state cOnyen-
ton was completed yesterday with the
adoption of the platform. There only
remains the formal naming of the can
didates and these have already been
agreed upon. The ticket will be-
Governor, Benz. D. Odell; lieut. govern
or, Timothy c. Woodruff; secretary OF
state, John T. McDOnough; cOmptrOl-
Ter, VIM. J. Morgan; treasurer, John p.
Jacket; attorney general j. c. Davies;
state engineer and surveyor, A. e.
Bond n NJ Suanhan, permanent
chairman delivered the address. Nc
Kinley's name as received with more
than ordinary enthusiasm, but the most
prolonged demonstration occurred when
Stranahan, declared the span Of life
would never see the day when the
people would relinQuish one single
inch of territory secured at the sacri-
flee Of the blood and life of citizens of
this peerless republic The platform
adopted endorses the administration Of
President Mckinley and urges his re-
election, also congratulates the people
upon the nomination of Roosevelt for
vice president Upon the Philippine
question the platform says; There is
no middle course between responsible
ity for government in the Philippines
and abandoning them to be seized by
some other power The democratic
plan Of comforting sovereign rights
upon the Filipinos and at the same
time establishing a prCtectorate over
them is impracticable. It is responsi-
bility without authority
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE,
Datu of Games Of Western COLLEGE
Teams This Season.

Teams This Season.
schedule Of the fall football games
Of the western college teams furnished
by the athletic directors OF the colleges
concerned. is as follows:
Wisconsin, Sept. %, Rlpon at MadG
son; oct. 6, Lake Forest at Madison;
18th, Bclolt at Milwaukee; 2Oth, Upper
Iowa at Madison 9th, GrInnell al
Madison; Nov. 3, Minnesota at Mime
apols; 10th, Notre Dame at Madison
18th, Chicago at Chicago; 18th, Illinois
al Madison.
Chicago Sept. %, Lombard, 20
Monmouth; 70 Knox; Oct. 6, Purdue,
10, Minnesota at Minneapolis; 20
Brown; II. Pennsylvania at PhiIadeI-
phla; Nov. 3, Iowa; 10, Northwestern
H. Wisconsin; %, Michigan.
MlchIgan-scpt %, Hillsdalc at Ann
Arbor; Oct. G, Kalamazoo at Ann
Arbor; II, Case at Ann Arbor; 20
Purdue at Ann Arbor; o. Illinois at
Chicago Nov. 3, Indiana at Ann
hrbor; 10. Iowa at Detroit; H. Notrc
Dame at Ann Arbor; "a, ohio state al
Ann Arbor; 90 Chicago at Chicago
lowa--sept. %, Upper Iowa at Iowa
City; oct 6. open; ~, Simpson at Iowa
city; ~, Ames at hmos; %, Drake at
Iowa city: Nov 3, Chicago at Chicago;
10. Michigan at Detroit; H. Grinnell al
Iowa City. %, North western at Rock
Island.
Illinois Sept. 20, Rose Polytechnic
at Champaign, oct 3, Depauw 1t
Champaign; 6 Wesleyan al Cham
paigu; 10. Lombard al Champaign; -,
Knox at Champaign; 20, Northwestern
at Evanston 81. Michigan at Chicago;
Nov. 3, Purdue at Champaign 10
Minnesota al MINNEAPOLIS; II, Indiana
at indianapolis; 20. Wisconsin at MadI
son.
Purdue Sept. 20, Illinois wesleyan
at Lafayette. Oct. 8, Chicago at Chlea-
20; l3, Depauw at Lafayette: 20, Miehl-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06
col. Villas BIG SALE.

st. Paul. Sept, 5.-Nilas & knight
have sold all of their holdings of tim
Der on the north shore of Lake SUI
perior and on Brule and Iron rivers,
Wisconsin, including their sawmill
plant at Ashland, to the estate of
Thomas hester of Baraga, Mich, The
deal involves $1,0OO,O0O Col. Villas
and his partner retire from the lumber
business of this neighborhood.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06
BASEBALL SCORES.

Cleveland ! Milwaukee 2.
Cleveland 4, Milwaukee 3.
New York I, Cincinnati 3.
Cincinnati 5, New York II.
Boston 0, Pittsburg 9.
Boston >, Pitstburg 6.
Omaha s, Pueblo 10.
Philadelphia -, st. Louis 8.
Chicago I, Detroit l.
Buffalo 10. Minneapolis s.
Buffalo s. Minneapolis 2.
indianapolis 3, Kansas City 0.
Brooklyn Z, Chicago s.
Sioux City 5, st. Joseph 4.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06
LOG ROLLING CONTEST.

Ashland. Sept. Sin the three days
log rolling contest for the Champion
ship Il the northwest, which began
yesterday on CheQuemagon bay, all
records were broken by Allie Stewart
of Minneapolis and Joe Oliver of Eau
Claire who remained on the log fol
eight hours, without poles. This is
at least two hours longer than al
previous records.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06


One Of the grclt days at the comiuE |
state fair At milwaukee, will be military
day, for which elaborate preparations
are now being made This feature nGI
the tair program VIII enable visitors tot
set u glimpse of camp life rs II is, mi
all its phases, There will besides hoI
given many war maneuyerS, such as
field and company oVoluuons, com-
panN Sktrmish battalion aud prize
drills, dress parade AMI guard mount.
Very much that is interesting IN a
soldiers lite VIII be shown, ana the
seven companies OF the hrst regiment
OF infantry Will be present to partitI-
pate III Iae exercises Arrangements
are 'ou'P'e'o ior 'oe entertainment OF
Az S''"'e'S VINO "''on" tue 'h'"'hp-
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FROM Monroe Will como co, 4 with
roster OF oI ott'ered by capt NJ, {.
oursI FIRST Lieut., Arthur MusseIman
ana second Lieut. r. l. odeUi trom
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06
MUNsON TO BE RENAMED.

Prairie du Chen, Wis, Sept s.
Senator o. G.. Munson has carried
Crawford county solid and as he has
his home county Of Vernon his renom-
nation Is assured. Richland is the
other county Of the district.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06

states of MARYLAND md West Virginia
at this place last night was rendered
hy the appearanre on the
sam, pl9tform of the democratic ma
tional standard bearer VIM. ]. Bryan,
and United States Senator George l.
who was elected as n re
publican. Wellngton'S speech marked |
his formal renunciation Of party ties !
on account of the issues growing out Of !
the war with Spain, He had for this |
reason prepared his speech with care
and he read it from typewriter manu-
script.
Bryan spoke without notes. hejour-
ney of the presidential candidate had
been an arduous one, covering, includ-
ing the trip from Chicago, about 24I
hours railroad riding. Beginning at|
benWood' Bryan spoke in succession At
Cameron, Warrington, FairmohI
Grafton. Deer PARK and Piedmont
tie also made brlet remarks at lie"
other places At each place there were
good sized crowds ana the candidate
was corulaIIS greeted. Inc speeches.
OF the day manifested somewhat
greater tendency to discuss economic
questions thah haa oeen SHOWN on
former occasions, AZ Cameron he re-
terred especially to tn" republican plea
OF prosperity saying the WorMhEman
wanted not only IuIl aIuh'r pa"
Dut much more besides, lite charged
Sl1nliltlnlIN In1I the cost OIL the llll=
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06
GAVENEY GETS THERE.
Results Of Primaries Make His N0mi-
nation Certain.

Whitehall Sept. 5-The republican
caucuses held in Trer pealeau county
Monday to elect delegates to the sen
atorial convention in the districe com
posed of La Crosse and Trempealeau
counties resulted in favor Of John
c. Gayeney by a large majority. The
contest has been very spirited Mr.
Gaveney's opponent was scandina-
Wan lawyer by the name Of Anderson
and his nationality was an important
factor in the result. la Crosse county
is for Gavgney. therefore his nomina-
ton is assured. The district is heavily
republican. Gayeney was a former
democrat and was educated at the state
university.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06
ROCKEFELLER GENEROUS.
Gives $4,000 to Negro College al
Atlanta

Atlanta. Ga, Sept 5-John d.
Rockefeller has made sDellman Sem
mary. a negro college ~ this city, a
present Of $4,000. A new dormitory,
a dining hail a residence for faculty,
"a hospital and a heating and lighting
plant will be built.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06
sEwALL Is SINKING

Bath, Ne, Sept 5--Arthur Sewall Is
gradually growing weaker and his
physicians are looking for his death
momentarily.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06
NEW FISH HATCHERY
IN NORTHERN WISCONSIN

TO Re Devoted entirely to the propo-
cation ot Black Bass and Muscal-
longe May Build II In Villas County
High Water Of Mississippi River
Prevents Soming.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06
LIHUNG CHANG BUSY
MAKING DESPERATE EFFORTS
FOR SETTLEMENT.
WANTS TROOPS WITHDRAWN

Three Manchurian Provinces Are Of
fered Russia for Accomplishment OF
Empress Dowager Also Very
Solicitous for Peace-ActtCA Of
Powers Offers Little Encouragement.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06
MILITARY DAY
SEVEN COMPANIES COMING

EXECUTIONS 70 Give Visitors An Idea
ot Camp Llro and Discipline Or
gantaauons From Madison, Monroe
Whttcwator 1T Atkinson, Oronoua,
woe Beloit and GAINESVILLE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06
GREAT OCEAN RACE ON.
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse and
Deutschland or.

New York. Sept. 5.-The greatest
ocean race in maritime history began
yesterday when the Kaiser Wilhelm
Der Crosse and the Deutschland, the
swiftcst merchantmen in the world,
sailed out of the harbor for the English
channel one hour and twelve minutes
apart. Each carried its full quota Of
passengers and freight
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06
BRYAN IN MARYLAND
OPENS DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN
IN THE EAST.
WELLINGTON WlTADRAWS

Opposed to Governmental Policy OF
Present Observation-Disclosures
Senator and Presidential Candidate
Occupy Same plattorm-Ma
Speeches Made During the Day,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06

Nearly 10000 persons who came to
Chicago on the reduced rate given for
the Grand Army celebration will 20 "a
points beyond having deposited their
return tickets with the joint agents IN
that city.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06

As a result oil the recent tcrl...c raa-
road accident in GAINESVILLE on the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad
four we'll known employees have been
discharged The men let out are Engi-
ncer Amos c. Rogers, Yardmaster
John Kelly and swtchmen FcntOu
Winans and George Ilillcr. Fireman
Dennia sullivan a member of the
switching crew at the time of the ac-
yidont, was not discharged by the com.
gany In spite Of the fact that
h, was held equally responsible"
as the result Of the action Of
Tho corners jury Che men dis
charged arc all well known and
highly respected residents Of GAINESVILLE
and were members of the switching
crew at the time Engineer Schlater and
Fireman Abendroth lost their lives.
Engineer Rogers has been in the ser
vice Of the Milwaukee road ever since
The civil war. Yardmaster Kelly has
been in the employ Of the company
nineteen years
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06
KEANE AN ARCHBISHOP.
Pope Formally Confers Honor on
American.

Rome, Sept. 5.--The pope has sent to
Monsiguor keane. former rector Of the
Cathslc University at Washington, n.
c., bull or papal decree, formally
comforting upon him his rank, title
and Guthority as archbishop Of Du-
buQuo.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06

Hereafter persons applying for posi-
ti9ns Of engine wipcrs on the Santa Fo
road win be subjected to the same ex-
animation as are applicants for FIRE
men. The prospective engine wlpers
must be sound physically, weight not
less than 100 pounds, and be between
IS and % years Of age.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06

Tho Vandaila part of the Ponnsy-
yania system has begun "A systematic
wedding out of employees who are in
the habit Of INDUCING in Intoxicating
liquors. The move Is not due to any
temperance agitation but Is a business
proposition in the interest Of the road.
During the past few years officers Of
nearly all roads Of any importance
have shown a decided aversion TO en-
ployjng men who drink even modcr-
ately. Some time ago the Alton com
pany issued an order that no drinking
man would be employed on that sys-
TEN. The rule has been enforced
strictly since it's promulgation, and any
cmploye Of this road seen frcquenting
saloon. on or off duty, Is liable to be
out Of place Nearly all lines have
standing orders against the employ
ment Of drinking men, and most Of
them enforce the rule to the letter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-09-06

Every year there Is considerable
rivalry among the railroads for the
honor Of carrying the first bale Of the
new cotton crop. This year The homo,
falls TO the Lackawanna road, whose
fast freight line received the first bale
n the new crop shipped from Memphis
Tenn, and consigned TO 3. -. Harvey
& Co, OF Boston.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-21
THE TREASURE VAULT
Mike Lawler's Rich Prospect in the
 Mineral Point District.

The writer Wednesday, in company visited MT. Lawlers Trcasure Vault mine. The mine is located north of Prescott about 20 miles, and standing on the dump one can plainly see the Prescott reservoir. It is about one mile from the '. V. and P. railroad and seven miles from Jerome Junction. On arriving at the claim we found MT. Daily. brOther-in-laW of MT. Lawler, Joe Moro and Napoleon Satoria hois1.- ing good ore from the shaft. The shaft runs for the first 20 or 2S feet on an in cline of about 20 degrees, when for the rest of the 34 feet it dips at an angle of about 45 degrees. Alt the bottom, now 34 feet deep all is ore, and it is five feet ten inches wide. The continuation of the hanging wall with the angle taken by the foot wall indicates that the ore will widen as depth is gained. From top to bottom there has not been more than a couple of tons of waste. Not pound of waste is being taken out at present workings.
 The ore now is rose hemathse of iron impregnated with quartz Copper sul- phides is also making its appearance in considerable quantities. One can hardly believe that such quantity and quality of ore could come out of a 34- foot shaft. O-er 90 tons of ore is now on the dump and an assay made from l,he same gave $11S.9S gold and $1.9S silver per ton.
 The mine lays in the base of a peak on the east side of Lonesome valley, r-In The porphyry first, the capping being slate. This slate when broken gives forth an oder that is claimed to. be pc troleum. Mike broke at least d ton of this rock and We had to smell every
Arizona republican., 1900-08-21
SOUTH BIsBEE's STRIKE
Some Additional Particulars Received
 About It.

In its account of the strike lately made in the south Bisbee copper mines near Bisbee. Arizona, the Los Angeles Herald of August 15, says:
 A great strike has been made on the property of the South Bisbee Copper Co This was confirmed to the Herald by Secretary Lewis and T. F. Rowan, of the South Bisbee Co.
 Tt has been known for some time that the South Bisbee was in good ore. but the company observed secrecy as to f.s operations and gave out no in formation. The success of the mine now seems to be so secure that there is no longer any reason to hold back the facts.
 "The big exposure of ore is on the S00-foot level. in drifts from the main working shaft. Two drifts were run on this level, one 250 feet to the north and one 2j0 feet to the northwest. Each of these drifts has penetrated the ore body 20 feet without getting through the ore averaging about 35 per cent copper with good gold values. In the north drift a winZe has been sunk 8 feet in solid ore, and from the north west drift a raise has been made IS feet mentioned. Taken altogethe-, it is one of the greatest copper strikes ever made in Arizona.