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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

INNS AmNuh IN AlAaInm Arrested ~
Whltp NNiA0,

num Amurk IN AlAAhnm Arrested NJ
white NOrAo,
Almost everybody Ia thia p,rt Ol
Montana knows ClnA ", Severance,
who until N few years ngo operated
ono ~ the biggest stock ranches In
Fergus county, From Mr.. III, N,
Ash0lby, formerly on thlH city who N
now here with hla family from l)nw.
NON, wa learn Tint Severance attempts
od 10 iefvAud his creditors In Dawson,
The Daily Alaskan published M hhnE.
why gives Tho following account Of
tho arrest Of Severance on route 10
RNAttlo,
"Mp, Hogeberner, partner ~ q, ",
Severance III Dawson, arrived Oh tho
evening train, Mr.. Severance, who IA
we'll known IN hknRway aA u freiRhter
md nft0rWMrd I'M n oOAl Ald food donl.
or, Loft Dawson two weeks ngo, and
WnA given n great send.Oir ~ hts resi-.
dono0 on OhAoOhnNo hill, When he
arrived MI White Horse with Mra, k0v.
OrMnOo and their two daughters, no
WAN arrested. Mr., Severance and tho
two girls Oa,n0 on aild sailed for hont.
lilo on the Dolphin,
"Iho charges against Mr.. Severance
nr0 theft by misapprOpriAtiOn md ho.
ing Nh nbsO0nding debtor, le being In
dObtod To tho NJ A. n. Go, Of Dawson
In tho sum on w, 200 and 10 4 man
named Hawkins for 4 further sum OF
400, Ito wins taken back 10 i)nw.
sOn by M officer,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
m JOH roofs 10 WITHDRAW
Labor Inuts BspDatA him iDaIiis henson
Assigned,

~ - BhAIMueVt
The atnle executive committee OI
tho labor pnrty llna been Ia session III
Butte for two days anu although
nothing would DO given Dnt FOR lnbli.
onti0n " Nv hiniGd and even predicted
Tint A change IN 10 tnhe place IN tlle
democratic ticket whereby tho labor
party IN No pOpflL
on tho returns Or tho Billings delou
RntiOn from tho state labor convention
II wna given out Tint before tho 0nM.
pnign Ind fnrly started on Che part Of
Tho %dnmowntlO, pOpulist nnn labor
parties, thnt j, X. TOOI0 would resign
M candidate Tor governor on tho domH
Oopntio ticket Mld Tint tho state oois
tqnl committee would endorse j, A,
Ferguson, tho labor candidate for tlo
office, This seems 10 BIZ Tho pros
Rpammo now being arranged, TOGlo
N billed w sponk IN Billings next
Wednesday night, but NJ fnr Il0 hnH
not been advertised locally ana thiH
may be accounted for by tho reasOn TINT
" no docs resign no VIII make no FUR
thop mlhnniRn, "Tlom IN no telling
Wllnl Il day mny bring Forth"
Yhn Inter MOuntnin Of Npidny IN
epoalinR NJ tln lnbop meeting AnyHl
nppOmlllaDt labor men on tho QUE
side give W IN their 0piulOn thnt onply
next week viii ao0 Ferguson M tl,u
head W tho democratic ticket, The
arrangement for tllo resignation ~
TOolo could not well In effected ullil
nftnp tho ratification meeting tOnlOrs
row niaItj w which no VIII DO tho
ppinelpaI Hpnnhor They have hopes,
HlsN, tllAt Hogan lnny be persuaded 10
decline llM independent Democratic
nomination,
"Mp, Ferguson gave nItornlNe 10 u
sentiment among pnrly OF Friends
Inst night that llny MEM much Or
litlto, Albeit tho labor candidate for
governor IN one OF those on hand,
pleaaant follows you would never HIN.
paot Of aNoVtivennAh Speaking Of
ToOle, Mr. Ferguson Hnid " United
States Senators could be elected by the
people, ho Ind no doubt that tlio on.
governor would receive tho vote Of
Montana by y large majority,
"pnttinR little faGtA and little talk
together, wise men on the lnbOr purity
predict Tint T0Ole Will resign and lAho
hiA chances IN senator, ANA FeruRHOil
will bo declared th0 nominee Ut tho
~fualOniAts next week., Some Of them
lWo willing 10 back their predictions
with wnRovA,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
jtObDe1 nm tlpNya,

"A startling. lnuIaenL ~ narrated by
John Oliver Of PHILADELPHIA, III. iUll0Wal
NJ wAs IN Ah AWFUL uOlnltlUiL MY Hkll
WAN al'loAt yellow, eysF alih b leig 1.l,
ss'1s'' m egps y, .s,S H,Sx' |,l'a ! x "a, ~, a1y ny "
THen WIS advised, W llge MlBgtrlD Blli
terAl " ny, Ere9t lloy, tAs ilrst ,bottle
,ilaae 4 aeula ", W, ll',l% ..... ila.!s pg 81,
t Hsw 4 |" well d t'" Another 1 yS|yxu,ts,'.'s, NJ ;"OS SG,a
guaranteed, w UiiappiuH dfuH af0F6i
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
DUhw HAyB 10 npniAyBH,


tptnW uniAlnn Df INnDppntpinI iIilph tDin
IN hnAIAipntIOn OfTWO tenB Aah
The registration for the election OY
1900 VIII commence October VI In
Yellowstone county, " viii 10 doubt
interest voters who live III The country
mud Ia nninoDrpOpaIed elites III tho
county llnylnE laAs ihAn 1000 yDlNpH
who were Registered for lhe election
1--WE yunrH nE0. 10 know lllnt tlley do
nHt lAye W faigAlep.
Attorney General Nolan when asked
nbOnl ,be matter snldi npepaons who
were registered for the election IN the
fnll VI lBDB, III u community not M
0%Orpopatpd IN n city Oh town, and IN u
district having less than 200 electors,
aud who have not since changed theip
residence from the precinct ID which
they resided IN 1898, ape not required
10 register this year"
All persons WhO did not register
1--WE years ago Or have changed their
residing place from one precinct 10
another during Tint time must peHlas
ler " they wish 10 be able 10 vote Oh
November u,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
Independent, Democratic UDnvpnlloni

A convention OY members IN lln ~
dependent Democratic pnrty, 0l Yell
iowulone county VIII Nj l1ld NJ y ii,
m. Oh t'lurAdny, October ~ lvQO w
room !, BelAnap block III .lll0 eily ~
Billings, FOR tllo purpose " llOiilnnts
Inv candidates for NIL Oiilggs tO bB
filled by tle electors w Yellowstone
county Nh tho election W b0 l8ln NO.
venlbep D., 1900, niid fOr suOlA other
business VI may properly COINS belOp0
bic eOiiybntiOlh
All nlpmiberN W tiiS independent
Democratic pnrty utB iAviS0d w Atlaildi
liy order az tlie central UCiniEittDGi
j, II. iiUrfOrd, SECRETARY
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

Material Ordered nv vheip E%r"0s.anr Ill
lIDgS win N Wall LIGHTED,

II will only be " matter ~ " fow
wGeks until Billings Will ho lighted IN
bnt feW cities Of lts RiNn w illuminated,
By vpRsOp ~ Tim 00ntpAot entered INTO
between tho CITY council md Tho btll'
ipgs Water Power company on TuoH'
day night, 10 MO street lights Rve w
NO furnished NJ N mia NJ R60 p0r year
f0v aNph light Az present tho otty "
paying Nv, 400 " y0W tor only W liEht,
while W Will gat ono md Onn'hRN nv
many more fW only tW0'thtvdS wv
mH0h more money,
The material far tho Now lights has
been Ovd9vad and unless there " aOnlN
unforeseen d9lay W should rea0h hare
IN The course Nf two wAaks, Az s00n
M resolved work VIII begin on epe1fr
Ing tho lights, with thirty additional
lights dlsvtbNtNd nv naadad points
over tho city there should ha no 1am'
plaipt M w Aak nj Hight and dark
raets, All tho lights aVe W he strung
eGv0ss tho streets nv tho Mtavseett0ga
NJ stVaats and avenues HE th0sa 0n
Montana and Minnes0tR avenues,
Vb0se That RFe now suspended from
poles mo IN he taken down and plRaad
M STATED, " II estimated thaf v. WIZ
HDe Ab0Ht two Waeks w Ret the ltghfs
MngHpafed after the material AgFivest
Vhe wRt0r power company " now
installing = new dyH@RA ~ 1000 W.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

TIo llIupnly llntOlInpNl " lib
WOmAn'A olub held llA lrBl M0OtlnA
for Tho term W 1900 lDOl M. tlle llOln6
VI MrA, IA, Nj, fpAyton Ffluny nllerE
noon, with Il good Attendance, .nl6
meeting wins CHILLED 10 order by Mlas
Pitcher, tle retiring lunderi MIRA
1jpAytOIl Wns plBotau lender fOi lllU
yUAr, MlAs Crawford, Miss PllDllep
alld MrH. j., h, tiertUtu WUte appoints
Oh u committee I'D formulate Il pros
HrninMe oF tlo work nor lhO yoar MD
report vi llBst MDHtlilY, Two W0eltH
hence, M ihe home IN MlAs Crawford
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
BLnUI's OFFIOHHs.

tIOnpa NJ Trustees W iUiidinH nnd Linn
NOOiaig NraiA
nho bOnrd OF trustees Of Tho Yellow
atOio Building md Loan Society held
II Meeting ThurAdny night Ia tlie office
~ q, H. burton and elected officers
Tor tlio ensuing Hix months IN follows
President, A, M. Peters, yi0espreAlu
don't, ", ~ Hannah SECRETARY. 9. ".
HnrtOnj t%rOasnr0r, u, W, Vaughan,
Tho society IN MuOMinE quits Ail
important factor IN Tho upbulldina Dt
tho 0lty mud being composed Entirely
of s~tOakh0ld0ra, who reside In Hil lnHs
md Are Interested IN IN welfare
should receive tho support 0f our eltiA
ANN mud thOsN DESTROYS NJ building
homes f0r themselves,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
kurnrlAnd by llln Ladder,

Tho Daughters of NebueoA tho
lgdj0s auxiliary IN tho Odd Follows
lodge, surprised tho members 0f
IGuvekN lodge, No. ~, Friday night NJ
Tho Federal Labor hall IN South Hills
ings, The ladies entertained tho Enu'
tlamnn with dancing and music, fol.
lnwad by refreshments, NJ tho Gl0se ~
which tho Odd Fellows teadeved than
n y0ta NJ thanks A very enjoyable
tjma was had by HlL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
NHHHUAOk Will AlIUhi
lnbWp Candidate for HDvppNDp Hrs M
intention Dt iuHilniDNi

. H=E.T.
j, A., Ferguson, the labor candidate
for governor Oh Montana, Aaya tllnt la
viii NOT be pulled OH tho ticket, IN
Inns been reported, MI, Ferguson wins
IN Butte saturday and Ia tho course
" M lnetrview AMID Tint tlle press VI
tho State Ind derived u great ienl Of
fun from liberties taken with hls
name, but tho newspapers were W0lH
come 10 the enjoyment. The labor
party, he aaid, Ind placed liis name On
lhe Ticket and that party WaH tlie only
power on earth tha1 could remove l6,
1ie 4nid l,e would work for tile success
OF tho ticket. lilo was employed IN "
olRarrmaker and earned ilia living w
Tho bench, NOr that reason lle would
probably be unable 30 visit all OF The
counties OF the state, but la promised
10 extend hia servioes ever IA much
territory IN possible,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
DAVY Olson naBD
Tho lnHO rallied 10 Appear AngniNAt Him
lNr AAsMMlLl

/"
WIN, Dayy, who became mlsed ,il
with nil italian harp player about tW0
weeks MO a,ld came Guy o. el'e it'e sit
trinl before Justice Kelly Friday
O, Il ollnpge oil assault la tho third
degree, with having provoked the
trouble, Tho daEO WIN net found, 10
being presumed shat some OF Dayy's
friends hustled him out on town after
Tho trouble. May llurdette, the
woman who WINS supposed 10 be tiie
cause Of tho trouble between the men,
Wns the 0nly witness. She had told
tho police how tAe trouble arose, lnys
Ing tll0 blnine on 1)Avy, but NJ the
trial she declared that the dAgO was
Tho terrible man, Under tho Glpeuln.
stances the judge felt called upon 10
dismiss the Oane and discharge DAyy,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
IA Yhg N, u spHvleh
DMnlAl h,IaA,Ar Tint HaapaatiAK I'M
tiaNpEAl sNnNElNiNNNnNNN,

''s'"
A eiFaNlAF hMs Appeared At the
Northern pReihe headquarters IN this
eiiy appointing A. ", law assistant
genaFal superintendent ~ Che NAd,
WITH headquarters ~ 8aeDmA Nv
law VIII have jAFisaietiM over thn
Northern Pasiba waat on Billings, and
VIII perform tho dNliaa Formerly
)DDkAh After by w II, PeApee, WIN
Ina been mAnA assistant tD President
Malhh with 1ApisaietlDA over Oh tha
WESTERN lihas, both main and pH0a
ppigtAEN
pW il DHmbaF Df mDntha MF tYAw
hns bhal acting general anphplhthns
dnnh ~ place ~ Mr. Kimberley, who
VIII NOW phtnpN W Inv dhsk, Mr, Inv
hns bNai many yAaFR III tla service 0f
thh DHIAIAAnE
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

enndeseont I6.eandlo power, 10 assist
IN oarlng for tlle increased pressure Oh
tho system, Many " The old CONNER
eial are lights nbOut the city are being
thlsen out VI The stores md mplnood
with tlle enclosed globe lights, which
ape considered 10 BIZ Il better Hight for
store rooms,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

During THO winter III 1851 Mr. dunes
lteed, Oilu NJ VIC Lending ,gltlseIlH ND
metohanta ,0f Clay, .Olay qOa w WA
atrlUh HIN len iAulDHt u Unhe Oh loo III
nnqh u Munidr ls W btllFe HgvefnlyI
" Duunine very lnllpll swollen md lMl
nj him NJ .bNdly .tIllt no gguld hQl walk
Without. thU. MD III vrytDllHH H6 VIII
lpealOd .lly pliysielnlA, nlaU llaHd HHvffyl
Kinds NJ uilnlgnt nDn two, md \ hHli
gallons NJ whisky IN batllnH hllt
nothing 4aye, Any ,lal!af lhl in beHg4
Oh~Amlofllnn'a l1hn liHln TINS bgDllHllt
almost u mmpletg Ullv H. n Wnah'A Nhig
md la helle,ea ,lllAt llgg le n1t lisHd
HIS raDudy lia Len, would hAye hHd vi
10 aNnpllAted uNlI, imp n lliag glAd
tor alivAlUh .brulHeK. And .IliHuMhiHiNf
lfOr ahIG nv UhHppIe UptH UHi
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
hELhN NNiYa TOMhl


ThM bNstiM VI I'm pHnan iltns HIN \
GhnAss NJ Hit tha Yvaih
TbDa, Hally, \ roaAaer, who wat
m e"IIynv " sO s1Ne "eg Wo ! 1N Vsn1Wua "
N JaHiiaa Kallys court bpliay
vaspari, When tha aemplaini wnp
rnnu VI him Hplly denied bhiDB u yaH,
HnylDR DO Ind property N thp eAHI
am Ind MDNpg Whenever NA wanted
Nj iiH elnimAIl thAt he, WIS getting
pHahy W. lNayA Town when nlrlalpdl
Jnsliae Kelly gnya lin ibp alteDlli va
~ W. days III Tho eeNnly JAil ny shak
lng lhN llpL ~ ihh city from lliH foel
by \ D'plOpk His MOpDlnBt He AAld
IN womb hll tbe lUll NJ 0llee lnd
WDnlh. DDl bA Rhnn around these
hnIhplDen nADIll,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
8Aa8IA l9a
~ ApDAh Az UObNM Hila

iiONl " VI MnIAhnll NM iiHDi WI tDttHr
VIII NDhD AilvhaAnHi
me people W Columbus AMI Veins
Ivy VIII lllyn Tho Opportunity Dll IlHAt
Thursday nigllt, DplDbHp j., " hnnpS
INN Hon, u, y, Marshall ~ MlHHDNln
Anl Hon, the, W. Potter VI. NbW YOph
discuss tlD Issues ID thu dry from u
republican AtnnlpDlnh iDlll TN, gun
tlenlpn npn nblD NDd pniBplAlIllH
speAAepA and illD pnDplD W Columbus
VIII lD fully rppnlh by turning 0Nt
and llbnvinH illnilll
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
VIII HANG ON HIS HuINUbBI

INV, smith VIII bnt Aaihu lila ONlNiii
DnlIm IHr ila l,ar
When Governor hObnpt h, smith
lntipes from DilDu jnNnnpy /, IDOL no
VIII MOVE W Butte 10 pphollgH lhWl
Besides thlH, uOyprllDp Smith VIII
give u lOpltDn w iliH llnlD ~ Ipnll
mlHiDg IN Flntllunh county, whore IA
recently purpllnApn Il inliplli Governor
Smith Intends lD nUtlyOiy engage III
tlle pvnOtiUp w Inv II, Ihn Smoky Glty,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
vWEAvY 0v l,NANE,
n, N, HAYS win IN Ai'Owad N slHs IN
itntk VtOkalHt

" IN understood thnt n teaty M
mAGe hns ham signed betwN0n George
NJ, Hays, democratic candidate Wv
secretary NJ stata, md thu dem0aratto
central committee, says thn mnlnlA
Herald, WAV WHA never actually. dns
GlApad, hut wIan thN independents
Nallhd upOn Nv, Hays W resign from
thu liGkGi nominated by fhA iIldAI#il'
dsnt democracy M Hntta, " VIVA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
HAY F0v kwte,

1--WE hundred md my TOM. NJ, clover
and lh0 tons NJ Nm9thy, Hll ,f the vevy
hest quality, foV sale N staaki WIN lIN,
ilage III faNaIng on ranch Als1. pAatura
NV ag00 head q! stock FonV niles south
NJ H0aemRn NaQt =
fI Mi, N, FIsharty, Rox lsR,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
NvH0 llHwNId,

Fw evidences thM VIII g1nyi0t, my
peva0u M IMpsunE Nm maAlHnA dUwli
my fan0es, having HAtaB 0pen Alld lati
HIM Ninak 0Ht IN ~ driving NY M nv
sfGHk fran my m ny hHldHi AtAGh
branded uF A0nDeetedl
ID4dH ua6rHH WFriH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
6U ilss AGAIN,
ilOsemNn pnpor MlslMkan AbOMt AanNtOr
MWwhHo nulna IN HiIlinHM

Tho Inst Issue Of tllo uallntin Conn.
ny Republican contained tho following
paragraph, which shows that the lOcal
editor moods u change Of H%poctnOlesi
"lt0nl disappointment IN folt NJ Tho
faet That Hon, A, i, l,eyoridgo, soiin'
tor from Indiana, has hoen obliged 10
0Nnool hia western tour nld return
onst, Ito spoke MI Billings ono eveli'
Ing Inst week mud fnirly Hot tho audi
enOe on fro by tho foryOr And ole.
areDoo NJ his NddvosR " Wns hoped
Tint tho gentleman would ho heard ~
B0Seman before thu campaign ondod,
hut This now seems impossible"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
Eapl IA y,aayas y,pn MAIN,

haMd0A, Bpt, B=phn nhimpan ams
hhssN hAs haan advised That VII Hung
UhAhH laN Zion Tain Phapaday fep
hkin,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
WispR INV Diin
HIATB on MONTANA,
UHIiutb aV VullQublnuu,

TispR INV DWh
HlAHB ON MONTANA,
County AZ fhlNWBlDnnl
DTlie ~ TlephpTnIGl
BllllnHH, Mnntp OOH il 1000
TlAaH roy llh bNif Al W ihOO hFh hoW
Payment pt lAeRe tnspg Inuy bq pNqe
w Mn ]DlNlB TyahBlrnI |, DlIIpA III BILL
inllH, MDhlyDI lliglnH Olllpg lIDllTAt ~,
1iiknRr VIII 10 dplln1nnnl, I'D lle Ulll
dAk " NDEalnDeI ppA Nv O'Clock u III,
aD( pnlhBH pgI1 nllDp lhefnlg, III pnFGeDIi
VIII ba Aqdh1 Va i0 VllplDtI
I'm 0I DeF0le, lhA laAl MDDdW ~, llGs
GeinNeg tle lelb4Aant lak llpt VIII be
pNDllHhHD ign llG expense ~ pHDllGni
lIDI nhhvAHd hAhlnFb WIG DELINQUENT WA
ptlkelRi nDb lHhH llDl lNGhlEii0lG
hDf HlOge lhNn twenty alHht dayA II4ln
lhh IEHl pnDlleAtlpD lfe property VIII DO
AIlal HNlH DDe DHp genl Will bn added
fDl blgll IlDhlll llNIl alhBHaH From thA
aillp ~ Balg llDtll FeIhhn1n
0o Ngle p|a ag promptly A nAlo, nnIye "a, "a;
IISH' sb," W posl6NIpe" 81 Uspf letV
''' ID "'''' o"nA YylNRAIe
is1l County l'reaBNFeH
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-05-23
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Lat of speeineations as Given in q
New Law Just In Effect
in Russia

4 Russian law, which WEE; into eject
January last, declares the foilowiD z
list Of weights ard measures: The
basis Of Russian weights is the pound.
which IL practically Of the same value
as the English pound.
The basis Of the Russian long meas
ure Is an ar<hine, equal 10 rs English
inches.
The fundamental measure Of time is
"sutki' day and night. consisting OF
"a hours. according 10 the average
time o. the sun. An hour contains CO
minutes; a minute. e seconds. The
hours are counted II s.. Petersburg
according 10 data Of The Nicolas Prin-
eipal observatory al Pulkoya; in other
localities, according TO their geogxapl-
zeal longitude.
For measuring surfaces square meas
ures are used For measuring the SUI
face o. land the dessiatine 1.-TWO and a
fraction acres) is equal TO 1900 square
sagnes.
Cubic long measures serve for meas
urine the volume Of bodies.
For measuring the volume Of DRY
substances. chetyerts (about FIVE bush
els) are used.
For measuring the volume Of hqui6s
the sedro tabour two gallons) ard lis
Subdivisions are used.
The International meter aud kiio-
gram and their Subdivisions may he
used IA the empire in bargains, con-
tracts, estimates. etc, CT the mutual
consent OF the parties interested De-
troif Free Press.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-05-23

Americans prefer electricity for run
ming automobiles, the French petro-
ieum ard the Russians wood alcohol.
costing in that 'country eight cents a
gallon.
Steam shears cut into lengths the
steel for 50 buggy axles in 30 minutes.
The blacksmith without machinery
cid well 10 do the JOB In Is hours and
40 minutes.
The art of paper making has
reached the point where il is possible
to cut down a growing tree and con.
vert IL into paper suitable for printing
purposes within "a hours.
Coal mining is developing rapidly in
Canada. In Nova Scotia both the areas
worked and the number OF mines show
q great increase. The coal areas OF
Csnsda are estimated al 1890 square
miles. not including areas known but
as yet undeveloped in the far north.
More than 500 men who were work
ing q; the BARRIERS trade IN ST. Louls
prior to the enforcement of the new
state license law hare left the CITY.
These could have registered within
the a0-day limit for one dollar each
without passing an examination. but
Under the law fhe board can in s.,
Judgment revoke the license of any
barber unable to pass the examina,
ton. Fearing the latter, the 500 IN
terior worknsn preferred 10 go else
where
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-05-23
KEPT HIS NERVE
The Leefnrsr Was Equal 90 the oesa'
siez when AHksd an Embar-
rassins Qussttea.

The Iate Iszsc Bromley. noted ed
ftoris writer. =zs ''cool, calm and CO..
lected.- eel5oa vas h put into place
40 .igE. HAT his nerve" did Tot d.
c,o.e a open door. The View Haven
Register tsls this story u the va. he
cnce zays1 Himself. Bromley WIS
.eet1-iae lzfore local institute Il
t.st-hzsla county. Con1ec-Icut, uPo1 =
.rf7 he Ezd recently made 70 California
an TIE 4oxer0ite Talley. ard concluded
sta : beautiful description Of the
f,raazi Eel talls. which 50 charm all
70 Tizst them As lie took his sat
- -zs rurprised - see the ma- : 10
Id prextfed over the meeting sep
forward and say: II aeeorcance with
CIR usual custom re shall Tow be glad
to hszT any questions that the lecturer
r,aY x SsSs-ed 20 answer IN relation
TO the subject upon which he has been
Liking, Il this = tall, red-hsaded nan
rose n the audience. and sith q rssP-
ing voice sad: ! world Ike to ask the
'eetarer the exact height Of the Bridal
Veil Bromley, who had expected
nothing Of this kind. ard was never
strong IL figures. was entirely taken b.
surprise. Int gave &c Sign thereof as be
rose ard ad Fanced 10 the front Of the
platform ard coolly answered; Il did
moi Iazs.rre them. but az nearly a. !
an remember the exact height is 56l
1eet g.. Inches No further questions
we're asked"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-05-23
Notes from Sdayille.

I'd. BCLLETIs Trsrnioiug reports
from outlying districts ara = f.rera-
be as ever Work or shs sslca-
mines IS going steadily o. TIE Far-
rot shat - doxa ssou; 80 fsei and
"a. ore Is o, gid quality. Tie hoist
isg eagine viu ee o. the ground n :
few days. when progress VII &c glGch
more rapid
Vaughn & Ranch ara sscking ore
from their mine cas-. 0. town. sad
Will have shipment on. sooa-
At the Raatosl nice Stewart L
Lochrss have : shaft dozn 30 feet
in 9 ledgs Of copper ore five feet
vide, which Is Of high grade and will
pay to ship to Salt Lake.
The mill At Silver Star i rlaui1g
on company ore.
The shaft on the Bounce mine il
down 80 feet and drifts from it are
out about IS feet each MY at the
bottom. The ledge IS about Eve feet
vide aod the orefs Of good grade.
The weather is about ths only
thing tina, troubles Us aud i keeps
rs guessing as 10 wnen it : going TO
rain or snow some more Esea the
trees seem - De puzzled. Oac Of the
loeusts got 50 ratified that one Of its
limbs is growing feathers. / mean
that the feathers are growing % the
limb, the same IS leaves grow on the
others. I state this as a fact. aud
ret as fairy tale. A blue jay ard
. meadow lark have mated md the
"old gal is setting on the eggs.
The result will be inteaesting. srd
~ soon a. they are hatched will Re-
port. Iexpect to report that this is
." jay town. bat still it amt bad
place for lark or sagehen. for that
matter
None Of Us are doing very well-
but We are feeling purity psart
since the grass started. for the pros
pects are favorable for . good crop
Of ploenuts and bunch grass this
Fall, and we can hold out until har
vest. VOLCANO.
Soda, May 10. 1900