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The Holly chieftain., 1900-06-15

GeoN Hallle ~ = el ~ - ~
|p1sos II ~ - - q i wsll 1SveIc -
md Thirty yogag chjetss With tDas
lea +.
II. Auoulfls ~ lnnAly, - -
|county. Kansls, ass via1tan6 Win. ~
Glaahen. They ass "a filsnds ~
neighbozl
Mr. Guy Richsrd9 manager of the
New York ed q ~ 0fsat Plains
water ca, acc6npldied N HI Wil6s
II whiting MonsoR N1leg a16 ~
|spscting IN oonp6 6nyS axt1vo
property heset Is 81 81. Il z!
uhllas lhslnsa lsss.s asue sssrs -
|sst . trss hsmpss of Chambsslaiss
seonaeA and Liver Tablsts. They ~
m sIssast physlc. They also impsovs
the sppetits. strengthen ths dtesstioa
snd rssilsse the liver and bowels. Tbey
arc sasv 70 take snd plsassat Ia sfbcs.
Three representatives Of the Fasus
|ers' Hail Insurance Co. Of Tops1n4
Kansas, were arrested at Greeley u
other day on charge Of defraudine
the farmers. It u claimed that they
grossly misrepresented the form at
the policy used BY the company and
when the farmers received THAR poll
Giles they discovered that they wsrs
each held personally responsible for
the losses sustained BY the company.
Farmers In this vicinity should be on
the alert for such men and know well
thst the company u sound and relis-
BILE before signing an application for
insurance or paying agents any pre-
MUM money.
Mr.. ". 8. Whedon. cashier Of the
First National bank Of wintsrset. Iowa,
In resent latter gives some experience
with . carpenter in his employ. thas
will Be Of value TO other mechanics. He
says II had . carpenter working for
me who was obliged to stop work for
several days on account Of being trou-
bled with diarrhoea. ! mentioned TO
him that had been similarly troubled
and that Chs mberlain's Collie. Cholers
and Diarrhoea had cured me. He
bought hottie Of II from tha drugsiss
here and informed me that ono dose
cured him, and h~ is again a. his work. I"
For sale BY Itelman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-06-15
MAGNETIC
HEALING.
Osteopathy
and Chiropody

Having fnished the full course In
the above sciences at Nevada, Mo-, I
am now prepared to treat all cases,
whether acute or chronic. Treatment
Of the eyes and ears and all female dis
eases given special attention. COrns
and bunions removed without pain.
Charges reasonable. Consultation
free. Once at residence In northeast
part Of Holly.
Prof. J. A. DALEY.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-06-15
sunscaIY11on islsak n
Alv1fllelea 4 49,.

Aevsstssiao naaes.
O. lasA aaoas - $780,. ~ 0sasn, ! -
1euhls 81, ~
Lss1a sssAiag nse1ses ~ -. - usssl1sss =
ne1nssd nese vin - naAs - Aleu1R .aAss'
= e1ssssave a1vsgtiasss.
Al aAvstttsnsats m ~ ~ unaii sp1srsA
ont unIess inssftsA ~ = elaee1 49,.
D(ephy -" c1lAADs1 nea1Aly. 4 aesired.
Iosaa raedine nseasls shn0sa vssAly.
An kinAs = ~ ps1n11ne nea1iy aeas. oail
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EXCURSIONS EAST
AND WEST.

Secssd Asssas Ressses Reesevese's
Rssg1 Riders.
For the above occasion the Santa
Fe will, On June - and 30, sell tickets
to Oklahoma City, o. T., at one regu.
lar first class normal fare for the
round trip. Good for starting on re-
turn July 5.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-06-15
Local and Personal.

Local and Personal.
Zee white for corn. cosn- shoiesslnd
bran. s
See white for GOOD potatoes u ;t:so
per loolhs.
For Diamond n soar 20 % Mo
Phersonk.
See Whites spsesA sasvess stsess
for supplies.
Nm. J. ". Bryce. drove out 70 Ami
tyyills Monday.
y. +. White went to Longton, Kan
sas. on Wednesday to visit his father.
The up to date Crescent chain and
chainless bicycles, for sale By Robt.
King. -
Misses Ruth and Ethel Ho6man Wis
tied friends 1t Amityvilie Saturday
and Sunday. -.
DR.. 9. s. Wilson. the Lamar dentist
will be In Holly the 9th. and 7th. of
each month.
{ Misses Lulu and Zella Wood attend
ed the Woodmsn ball 1t Granada
Monday night.
Mesdames Reeder and Tsrbox, Of
Coolidge, visited friends in Holly Mon
day afternoon.
Chas. Gooch made trip TO Plum
creek this week, bringing back load
Of fencing for F. g. Hoffman. =
| Two additional stone cutters were
employed on the Ikelman building ON
Monday in order TO hurry HR tpe
work.
See the Jones Lever Binder, Jones
Chsin mower and all steel Hay Rskes.
Made By Plspo Mfg. Co.
Rosr. KlHa, Agent.
TT get your watch. clock or iewelry
repaired in nrst class shape take IL tn
Applegate, ut Lamar. All work guar
anteed.
See White for soda crackers At ei
cents by the box. Ginger snaps 81
cents. e
W. +. Crowley is keeping the local
market we'll supplied with eoosbsr.
ries, which are veFy large and Of . fine
| lQuality. 7'sAfhS3 .,sl.s, - .ss,l u
The posto6,ce at La Junts was en-.
tered last Friday night by burglars
who rified the safe and got away with
J eo25 and q number Of registered pack
ages.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Whites little son
Dallas was thrown from his pony on
Tuesday, dislocating one Of his arms
1t the elbow. The arm WAS bot in
place again and the little fellow will
soon be all right.
Messrs. Oscar Vincent, N. 81. Gill,
J. A. Wilcox and families and H. n.
| Prahl and Chas. Proctor Of the Holly
Woodmen camp attended the Wood
men picnic and ball at Granada on
Monday and had good time. y - !. : i, \: T.
This has been an exceptionally favor
BILE season for getting tomato plants
started and a . result there has
been nm immense number set out.
There Is every prospect that our can.
ming factory will have . big run this
fall.
Miss Ethel Hoffman has been en-
gagged to teach the next term Of school
In the Myers district. Miss Ethel has
taught the two last terms In that dis
trict and her engagement for the
third term speaks wen for her ability
Is teacher.
F.W. Montgomery had quito live
ly experience with DR.. Wilson'S team
Tuesday morning south of the rsil-
road. He was holding the team for
the doctor when one OF the horses In
kicking AZ Nv got Its leg over the
tongue. They started to run and made
such q sharp turn that Mr.. Montgom-
cry was thrown out Of the buggy. but
be hung to the lines and succeeded in
getting them stopped. No. damage
o1cept 4 broken bu0ry tOnRue.
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National Desocrsfic Cosvesslos. kas-
sas City. No.. Jssy 4.
For this occasion the Santa Fe will
sell tidkets on July 2and 3 at one reg.
ulsr first class fare for the round trip,
with final return limit July 9th.
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cesI Is cash.

Beginning with the publication Of
this notice I will sell for cash and
cash only. Don't ask credit. I mean
Whist ! say. Gso. HOLLIS.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-06-15
FHE H0ILY CMIEN fAM
FRIDAY. yUNE Is. ~

s.ssssa'. !. =: 8: cs:s |: sssy. oss.s,ss'
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xssisssi Hsisdsy. Jssy ..

kssissai holiday. Jssy =.
The Santa Fe announces the 4th Of
July Holiday rate as follows: Be-
tween oil points In Colorado, New
Mexico and Texas (El Paso linel one
standard fare for the round trip. No
distance limit. Minimum rate so cents.
Dates Of sale, July 3 and 4, final limit
Of return July 8.
0siy -. 90 70 Las Vegas Nor Sprisse.
On Sunday. June "a. the Santa will
run an excursion to Las Vegas, N. M.
leaving Holly at 1:2O q. m. arriving At
Hot Springs between 100 and 1850 p.
M, and leaving for return at 500 p.
m. $500 buys ticket for the round
trip.
H. p. HORST.
Local Ticket Agent,
Holly, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-06-15
Skin Diseases.

s. For the speedy and permanent cure of
1yetter. salt rheum and eczema. Cham.
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment Il
without m equal. Il relieves the itch.
Ing and smsrting almost instantly and
, ia continued uae effects permanent
cure. It also cures itch, barber's itch,
scald head. sore nipples, itching piles,
chspped hands. chronic sore eyes and
granulated lids.
DR.. Cady's Cssdltlsn Pswders for
horses are the best tonic, blood purifier
andvefnaituge. P1ice. 25cents. 6old'T
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expended on purely business principles.
as in any private corporation. Such a
board ght be either appointed. as in
Washington city, or elected in some such
way as was recommended by the New
York Commission. OF which Senator Ev-
arts was chairman. viz. by voters who
should have paid for two years a certain
property tax or a certain amount of Re Mt
for premises occupied.
There Is an old proverb however.
which reads, Truly in vain is the ne.
spread In the sight Of any b'rd' and II is
not likely that such a proposition would
meet with more favor in a Hawaiian Leg
islature than IL received from the politi-
clans at Albany"
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THE HAWAIIAN FRANCHISE.
Comments in the June Review Of
Reviews.

Congress has had to face In Hawaii
conditions somewhat similar to those
which led to the Fifteenth Amend
ment; and there II has, apparently.
committed a serious mistake in the
civil-government bill which became a
law late in April Instead of giving
the right of franchise the same bounds
which II had under the provisional gov
eminent (and which are reported TO
have been satisfactory, the property
qualifications of senatorial electors
have been removed, and the only limit
ations that now stand are those which
apply as well TO electors for members
of the lower house-the ability to read
and write either the English or Ha-
waiian language. 1t would seem that
the advice of the commission should
have prevailed I'm this as in some other
matters. even IL the theory of suffrage
there did not entirely accord with the
traditions here, the conditions being
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SOCIAL AMENITIES.
g Jvernor's Secretary Calls on French
Consul de Potter.

Mr.. A. G.. Halves. Jr., private secre-
tary to Governor Dole, yesterday fore
noon returned the formal call of the
new French Vice-Consul, Comte de
Potter. Secretary Hawes will have
many such official calls devolve upon
him when the Governor, for various
reasons, cannot personally make them.
Governor Dole however, Is compelled
to return in person the calls Of those
whose rank is as high as his own,
or higher. For instance, he would
personally make calls upon an ad-
miral, rear-admiral or commodore,
general, lieutenant-general, major
general or brigadier-general, an en-
bassador or minister. or a governor
OF sister state. 1t Is optional with
him TO visit personally those whose
rank falls below those mentioned
above.
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than many cities on the MAINLAND. one
that responds readily TO public opinion,
and In making as rapid improvement as
could reasonably be expected. We are
certainly not suffering from any fragrant
abuses that cali for immediate relief.
The problems OF municipal government
are now being studied ir the Cnitcsi
states as never before. City government
has too long been synonym for ohin-
der. and a discredit 10 popular govern
ment.
municipal reform II the watchwori Of
the hour: the old stereotyped forms Of
city government are being cast aside. and
the charters recast on new lines. We.
lookers-on IN Hawaii nei. are In n posi-
ton 10 watch these experiments and TO
choose what r. best adapted 20 our spe-
cial conditions. The true American prides
himself on his freedom from the shackles
~ tradition and precedent. his ability 10
strike out original ideas In government
as well ss I'm business. ard his readiness
TO recognise and adopt any good thing
that he finds abroad.
Cast iron uniformity may suit the
genius Of Russia. but u Is opposed 20 the
spirit of American progress. ] see Of late
frequent references made TO the govern
ment of Washington city. which is gen.
erally considered 90 be the best-governed
city IN the United states.
L since the reign OF boss SntputFus us
lexecutive departments have been admin
istcrsd by three commissioners appointed
by the President. for terms OF four years.
one OF whom is always an Army engineer
Of high rank.
The legal status Of the District Of Co
lumbia In very different from that of
Honolulu or any other city. II does not
form n part OF any state or Territory
but L. really little state. whose Gov
ernor is the President Of the United
states. whose Legislature Is the Ameri-
can Congress- and whose inhabitants ar,
ldisfranchised for their own good.
"Stlli the fact that Honolulu is the sea-
lof government for the Territory Of Ia-
wall makes n radical difference betweer
the conditions existing here and those IN
, future cities on the other Islands. whil'
fIlio, for example. viii probably require
"a complete municipal organization at af
early date, Honolulu can well afford {,
walt, and will never need to duplicate
number OF Offices belonging 90 the Terri
toriai Government.
Thus II will not be necessary TO du
. pllcate tho machinery of tho Judiciary
the school Department. the Board o
Health. or the police. which In severa
American cities IN placed under the con
trol OF appointees Of the Governor.
"Other unnecessary Offices. the yer,
names OF which reek with corruption
! may we'll be dispensed with. and the leg
'islative power lea where " II now.
when the time comes when local Ia
, shall be levied on the property holders o
. this district. II should he collecte
through the same officers as the Terri
: torial taxes.
"The taxpayers Of the city may the
require local Superintendent OF Publ
Works. or perhaps a Board OF Commis
a sioners. composed Of experts In hnanc
n and sanitary engineering. whose duty
shall be % see that the local taxes ar
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Widely different. Those dominant in
Hawaii receive news Of this modifica-
ton Of the original bill with grave
doubts of its wisdom. feeling that such
an extension is likely to make against
Americanism In the island, and to i'm
peril the Institutions we are seeking
To establish. No important changes
have been made In the bill as described
In our April number. except by an
amendment prohibiting the sale of
liquor In saloons. The Hawaiians,
though not entirely satisfied, welcome
the new government as guaranteeing
stability and certainty of domestic
peace and hope that when Congress
becomes well informed about Hawaii
an conditions and needs" legislation
will be adapted to meet them. Their
fears that some carpet-bagger. job
chaser governor would be set over
them have been agreeably dispelled by
the appointment Of ex-President Dole
10 the governorship. Mr.. Dole served
FOR several years on the Hawaiian Su-
preme Court bench. became President
OF the Republic in 1894 and In 1898. i'm
mediately after the annexation of Ha.
wall 10 the United States was appoint.
eel provisional governor. No better ap-
pointment could have been made.
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THE CURSE OF Ii eUoR.
Sailors Intoxicated Try to Fight the
/ Police OfHc srs

The police had lively rows with sew
eral intoxicated sailors last evening in
which the latter were badly used up.
Two Of them became engaged In a fist
fight at the corner OF Nuuanu and
Merchant street. Officer Hanrahan
saw the scuffie and rushing to the scene
ordered them to desist. They were too
much interested in lodging each others
right and left handlers TO heed the ad-
vice and the officer delivered one or
two well-aimed blows himself which
quieted them down and they were led
of to the station.
When Turnkey Atatanl, the big Sa-
moan officer. started Off with one of
them to a cell another fight ensued in
which the officer lost a good part of
his coat. The sailor came very near
losing all his teeth as a result OF the
shaking which Atatani gave him in re-
turn. The other sailor followed meekly
when he saw the punishment dealt out
TO his companion.
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Boys are all o. x.
Especial Correspondence

Y. NJ. c. A. Camp, Manoa Valley.
July 25.-We are all o. K. Health is
good and comfortably fixed in our
quarters No rain has fallen since our
arrival Everybody has commenced to
feel the good effects of the outing. On
Friday the day will be set apart ex-
clusively for the reception of visitors
from the parents and friends of the
boys and a large crowd of people in
terested in the movement is expected.
H E. COLEMAN.
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MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT
Honolulu Does Not
Need it Yet.
SAYS PROF, ALEXANDER
He Talks on the Subject and
Quotes the Experience Of
Mainland Cities.

Prof Alexander believes the time mop
perfume for a municipal government in
Honolulu. interviewed yesterday on the
subject. he said.
1T would III become one who has not
made a special study OF municipal govern
ment TO doEmatize on n subject. on which
there is ample room for honest difference
OF opinion.
1T seems to me, however. that the ad-
Vice given US by experienced observers
on the Mainland. 20 'go slow In this mat
tar. ls eminently sound.
1--WE have already a better government
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Early ambition: "Ohi nah good
ness!" exclaimed little Abe Lincoln
Snow. II wish wuz laik de little boy
in dis hyar story-book." "whuffer7'
asked his mother. "Kase hit sez he
went 20 bed wifi dc hickens."-Phila-
delphia Press
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,,nsS' 'r, 10. % The fIonokaa planta.
~ Aad NJ. ID'sn 's said to be missing.
= ums s.. ". nand d cut on IN the miIi
|stal IN 3 p,,. ma was brought 10 the
|, ss,s 'os ,''.' city for treatment. RE
hosossa 'olne lime and went back
I'e,,tvs,.o'e, oe ne last trip Of the
l''aton NJ =. Alter arriving at the
[ heard !, al.appeared and had not
fu,sl l.,, up 90 the time that the
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS

..so4 a JupD "a. T. e. Atkinson
,ls.et b Judd, Jrl-Odice over
COS hank. cor. Merchant
IA atahumanu Sta
II, =. Johnson Cw. &, Acai and
4 - Iohnsonl once No. 10 West
..s ~ rsl 90
|rsA ptcKrY King and Bethel sta
|,a - y y box M
Il WApV Commissioned Of Deeds
II. r.li.fnla. IA Kaahumanu ~.
faF PrrERsON.-s Kaahumsnu
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L. @g @ =. lA.pytHTisaR d. delivered
~ '' 'ho city for Is cents a
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OPTICIANS

|ssw sl VISION is the cause Of
No .,tt'r cent of all headaches- n.s,-
| Hulss tssineas which are often at.
n,,.,s In health. Properly lifted
- Nlss ,asgs viii awe Immedi-
Natas I" ~ LUCAS. Optician. Low.
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NJ. fhrI.- .-Contraotor ana builder
b.. s.4 s4 Qilcq nttlne. brick- sood az
~. we.hs shop. Palace Walk real
f-..-.t Ave. near Kewaio.
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CONTRACTORS.

hi ss.h.,h.hANO q CO. Contractors
|ee n.sta. PAINTERS, Faperhangers
a.. rss.igrs; All work neatly done
|eSsshl,ss'' w. back Of High school.
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v ~ DOVE. C.E-surveyor and
shsineor. ONCE. new Magoon bldg
Mases and Merchant sta. A.. q.
VI Vfders taken for typewrltIng.
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ENgfNEERs

!VN, NelLL q Co, LTD.-Ensin-
50 ss'eou'oians and Doilermaksrs. no-
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~'oN oN IRON WORKS. Engineers and
49, ot Pumping and sugar Ma-
N - sna oomplete power plants. Of
'eom ~ spreckels block. Tel iet.
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/, aro 4 AugUR. homeopathic Prac-
h ,isssf = Special attention given 10
.,,ss.s diseases, office and residence
sf,tanla S., nearly OPP. Methodist
luflh ufice hours. 10 20 " q. m, %
IA mn, ftosp m. sundays. g.D 20
snA m Tel IA
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ARCHITECTS

AApstEE q PAGE. Architects .nd
lsrs eufncs Rooms "a Arlington
|,.sh Honolulu. "a. 4. sketches and
- ssumates furnished at short no
lel ~, Y, ". bon T1S.
sAkD = TRAIN, Arohiteots.-suits
Aoiel Block. Fort a..
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|-'.,,n IAI LoR. NJ. Am. Soc. G. f.
|lN Ws =. bYdraulic Engineer. 10
w honolulu TeL Ns
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b. GArsuNuMA.-omcc. Club STA.
y hours sA m. TO q y. m Tel. fI.
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[rftAa CLEVELAND. NJ D.-onics
H. klns a. hours. 20 ~ a. m. TO
|le v rst 90
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\, srENoGRAPHERs.
-T.,s ,ss,,Rr aslsr ,-s,snosr.pner and rvn..
- -',h Thurston a Carter.
n ypl. hiLLER,-s,enoxraphsr
- Noom % Judd Ridx
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u uigu Philadelphia Dental
.sst Nl. Masonic Templs. Tel. 80
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MusICIANs

Ftks MUSIC sCHOOfs-wm remain
~ Turns ne coming vacation. va.
an ttail themselves Of this g.
IL W Tor time lost during qisran.
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CONTINUED on Par- ~
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pERgy- aott-smith BIDS, cor. Fori
II HoiN sta ONCE hours , 10 a.
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YErEniNARY suRdEoNs.

Ia cLAFuAa - Veterinary Surgeon
ni Dentist odnce King So stables
'a lo1 calls day or night promptly
ssHsfed, speciatles. obstetrics and
srsnsss
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~ .ssNrwEi.i.-fo... .--..,-.s,
- business irsnsacsss pso.is'sa- ns,s
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&c WALL Or O. r.. NALL
~ hours a N. 70 4 y. m. Love
Nlt, Fort ST. Tel t1A
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nROKnna

=. tsi1sss si1ssssss.af9clc. "a 2r Queen st.. op.
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PHYSICIANS.

Iss Y PrrERsoN-is KaahumSno
The Bemidji pioneer., 1900-03-15

hammers headquarters camp near
solway, Saturday. March B. A
falling limb struck him. He was
takan To Reeds Landiag, Mimi,
for burial.
Andrew EFerson, forty years Of
age, died at the hospital Wednes-
day, March Z. His leg had been
broken in the woods near Bagley,
and,did aot recover from the oper-
alton. The body was sent 10 Bag
ley for inteEment.
A man was Instantly killed in
BIaksly & Farlsy's camp nesr
Mary last Thursday by fallip 6
tree. The name and particulars
ne are unable TO give.