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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-12-20
NEW TO-DAY.
SEAlID PR lpJs}Ls
For tho Cars Of INDECENT Sick

NJ Z is hereby given that the Board
III County commissioners of Esmeralla
county, Nevada. will receive scaled pro-
posais up to 10 o'clock 4. NJ of January 6,
1902, FOR the medical care of the iudignnt
sick OF said county for the year 1872 and
also for the medicine and me ica care N
al persons who may for any cause BE- Goa
fined In the Jail Of said c u lty for the same
period.
The Board will also receive DIT ,posals
for the position Of Matroa Of the County
Hospital for the year l92.
Contracts to be- awar lei I, tn, love t
re~po lsible bidder. The right to rcie It
any and all bids is reserved By tile Boar /.
By order of the Board
]. n. MILLER, Clerk.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-12-20
SURvs Y M. 1887 A.
OlESCENr LODE.

Beginning at corner Mi, identica' with
corner M. 2 of location. A pine p 'st {
feet lJag, l inches square. eet foot in
ground with III bund Of stone and irta,
scrlOed III J3' \; ylsa3e tho corner t.
Sections 2. }, l air IL ] 2S, Ii IS A., bears
deg 1 min. W feet. Monument on
Red .ountain hears ) 81 deg A min W.
Thence 81 ita 81 degrees A mia. W, y
feet. int rsect sec N line between ne :
tons - and II. Ia 3, r js L. ut n point
Ia 3 feet south Of 50, tlon corner LIS
taat to corner 10 2 ilenJicl vii cor er
No u l3cation, pine post "A feet long,
inches squire set one foot in ground
with mound OF edrtl and stone, scribed
Al 9s7 \. Thence 80 deg s. min. W Sv0
feet south end center, whence location
monu mont bears 81 deg Va min. 7jo
feet; 562 feet road course Y deg Z and
SO ~ "; 6 o feet to corner No. 3. lden-
al with corner No II location. pine
p s,4 feet lDag inches 50 tire, set IS
inch =. in the grsuni with modad 4 earth
an stone, serb II 3. 5i7 A. Thence y 81
deg a min L, "a tees, rad course n and
;I2li26 feet intersect section line be-
tween 8 and 10, 62o.2y feet west of secti N
corner; l. ,0J feet to corner No 4, ,enti-
cal with corner No of location. A pine
post feet ling 4 inches 81 rue, set IA ln-
caes in or Dund scribad Al ,3H A. Thence
s 80 deg Sc II In, 4 10 feet interscct BE,
ion lire between sectious 8 and 10, 25.aI
feet, west of acc. corner; $40 feet to corner
o. /. the place q beginning
Area Crescent Lode, 1885 acres.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-12-20
SURVEY Nd. 1887 B.
CRESCENT MILL SITE.

beginning at corner No. /: pine post
~ feet long. .ns. SO Lire, set Is ins.in the
groun /, scribed ii yo7 IS; whence corner
80. |, survey i,957 4. Crescent 10, bears
5 81 deg IS min /. 10 $50 feet; the quai tor
section curIier on the west boundary OF
sec Of + S. r IS Il. bears . 81 de-, 4
min, 4 1926 feet. A spring bears \. =, deg
W los fect thence y deg, 10 min, e AZ
feet road TO Fish Lake valley. course N s.
deg " and s. 10 egg -; 40 feet to cor. No.
3; pine post feet Long inches square
set "a inches in TIE ground with 10 .und Of
@ TT and stone. scrlbsd 81 .9'7 Is; thence
10 leg. W 30 feet t. corner No 3. u pine
p ,st 4. feet 10 x inches so ,lare, SGT IA
INCHES in the ground. 18th m and Of earth
and stone, serb III 3-..J37 - tlonce 5 dex
" min, " 100 iect road coarse & and W;
~ feet t. corner N. 4. II cellar past I It
long. 4 inches square. set incnes in the
grolnd, u bel rock, with mound II stone.
scrlbed i-l,Js7 3; thence . Il deg, 8 u 1t
to corner 80. the ii zee OF beginning.
Area Crescent mill site. 1 ,53 acres.
Variation at all c,rners Ii leg d min T..
The location OF the mine ,nd mi site are
roc ,rtle In the p.f,e OF The District MIN
ing Recorder In Book %" pages 80 -
and I'D. OF the District Mining records of
t IL Silver Peak and Red Mou stain Mining
District, E,morul Ia unity. State uf Ne
vida, and in the o 4 Of the County Re-
O rider in Book :" u" Of mining locations.
pa ;es "a to 235 Esmerald, county, stats
OF Nevada. ! he said mining claim and
the sal mill site are bounded on all sides
by unoccupied and I'm ppropriated govern.
ment land.
Any and all persons aiming adversely
any p,rtiol of said Crescent mining
81 ii u ami mill site, or surface gr nnd, are
r-a Ire. to die their adverse aims with
t 10 II ,gister OF the U. i. Land O.nce ut
carson city. Ormsb county, State Of Ne
va | l, ! " ~ tn sixty o. days period Of
publication ,ere H. or they viii, be barred
by Writ 10 Of the provsi DIS u tho statut'.
@s y. II. GALLU' Register.
1t Is hereby ordered that the sb iva end
foregoing notice DO published IN the
Walker cake bulletin. u newspaper print
ell and published at the town OF HGw-
thorne. county q Esmeral la and Stete
OF Nevada. for 9he full perl,M Of ten 40
weeks. y. 4 GA. u. Register.
Dete OF Grst Publication. November
Is, ~ l..
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-12-20

Queen Marguerite OF Italy has the
most beautiful bicycle In the world.
The wheels are OF gold and the frame 10
richly iulaid with jewels and mother
Of pearl
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-12-20

Is one of the best mining papers on
the coast. Its articles are devoid of
the technical terms so confusing To
many people, while the selected aud
contributed matter is chock full of
Interest to those Interested 10 min
ing.
Dan Mcdonald, the wel!-known
teamster, and VIM Hatherell came
in from Soda Tuesday. Both were
very sick with pneumonia, but Dr..
Berry hopes to pull them through all
right.
The Nevada Chief Milling and
Mining Company OF Pine Grove and
the Tonopah Extension NJ. & NJ. Co.
of Nye county have filed articles of
Incorporation with the Secretary of
State. .-----
The Supreme Court has decided
that R. Pohl and F. W. Dixon are
the real school trustees OF Austin.
This puts an end to controversy
that has caused much bitter feeling
in Austin.
Ed. Knappis doing fne business
in his assay Office at Tonopah Any
one desiring work Of this class should
patronizc a hone boy. His work is
guaranteed to be as accurate as it is
possible TO make it.
At late meeting of the Bullion &
Exchange Bank Directors B. F. Ed
wards of Candelaria was elected a
Director and Jas. T. Davis was ap-
pointed manager and cashier OF the
branch bank at Tonopah,
John F. Miner, the Doge of Ben.
ton, and Miss Margie Shaw, one OF
Bishops fairest daughters, were
married at Bishop on the 18th inst.
The newly welded pair will accept
our heartfelt commisseration.
II. F. Daniels was struck on the
head by windlass handle while
hosting water from we'll near Soda
last Tuesday ard an ugly cash
cut in his skull. He was brought to
town and DR.. Berry put seven
stitches in his scalp.
The Hawthorne Band will give a
grand masquerade ba ! on New Years
eve. Music will be furnished by the
band orchestra. Tickets admitting
gentleman and ladies', 81. Every
body is invited, and a jolly time is
in store for all.
The name of A. c. Cleveland OF
White Pine is mentioned as Re-.
publican candidate for United States
Senator from Nevada next year. Mr..
Cleveland is representative Neva-
dan, takes great pride in his State
and at all times and under all cir.
cumstances uses his best efforts in
bringing to the front the latent re-
sources of his State. Eureka Senti-
mel.
Frank Golden was passenger on
to-days train for Carson. He says
there are now about 1000 tons OF
first-class ore at the depots at Soda
and Candelaria, which will be shipped
to the Rock Point mill at Dayton.
No more ore will be shipped out Of
the camp. The leasers have deter
mined to build .25-stamp mill on
the ground M. Golden says there
is at least 10000 tons Of ore first
ana second CLASSY now on the various
du nps and that this ore, taken all
will average $l00 per ton.
A cutting ARRAY occurred at Soda
last Tuesday. 1t seems that John
a teamster. and Johnny
O'Keefe, owner OF the Soda and To.
nopah stage line, had dispute and
during the controversy Schrier
stabbed o Kecfe in the stomach With
. pocket knife. Both men were
brought to Hawthorne on a special
train Tuesday night. Schrier is in
Jail and Dr.. Berry thinks the injured
man will be around in few days.
A complaint for assault to kill has
been lodged against Schrier, and his
examination will take place Monday
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-12-20
NOTICE OF StL:

1DChoOANl ~ IN lAlO Il IN
L such case made and provided, req air.
ing the ex-oficio Tax Receiver to sell all the
property on which the taxes for the year
1891 have not been paid, or 30 much there
OF as may be necessary To satisfy the tax
penalty and costs, rs hereinafter specified
and set opposite TO each delinquent tax
payers name and the property on which
such tax, penalty and costs are a lien duly
levied, and that 10 per cent. on such taxes
and the cost Of advertising will be col
lected in addition to the original tax or the
property sold Tor all said SUM
Columbus Borax Co.-Property on
Columbus marsh. 8 mi ea SIC. of
Columbus, boiler and engine and
old boiler, tanks aud al Improve
mants Mt Co. works, tax .... iG 80
Penalty and costs .............. s 10
McQuillan S-House, outipl
aud all improvements at summit
Springs, furniture, tax ..... SIT
Penalty and costa ........... 4 SO
Turner John '.ot 100 feet square
and house at Silver Peak, near
Shirley's saloon, tax .... 4 30
Penalty and costs ............... 3 a
Vulcan Copper Mining 4 Sine ting
to.-parrot camp hoisting works
machinery, etc, complete, one
Office building, one assay Office.
one blacksmith shop, to1.s. etc.
mess or boarding house, bunk
houses one stable, one store
building, one superintendent
house, one m ,nager's house.
oltbaildings, at John l. campl
mess house, bunk houses. Mt.
Diablo property, SEX of SWH,
Sec ., Up 6, NEH OF NW1. Sso
80, Up. n. R.35 Il, 8, acres. mill
and IN ichinery anu evei ything
appert,ining theret "A jutno Uses
pipe line. Witract land SWL of
Sec. ID, l6, acres. SEX o: $50
Sec IA, rp s \, Rsj r, 4, acres;
SEX NwH Sec ~ acres.
SEX OF N..H. sec "a. 1. acres.
NEH Of SEH. Sec "a ~ acres
&WH Of SAH Sec 81, lp7N,R
S. = 4, acres ti) acres. furniture
goods wares aud merclan iiss,
4 workh3rses | "a Idle hor5a,
harness., ms. tJel5, etc,
ar)unt mines Tax 49,. 80. al =
enalty and costs . ...,....... 81 "a
All Chow II mar land. p,rJly stri.,-
ped, WV Il NNH, sec ~, Fps
\. r 26 =. 1 acres; Jack. tax. 63
Penalty and costs. . ......... III
All Poe-NaH Of ST 4 500 Is. re
n, r rs y, 4 acres Timber aud
partly strl .Isd; tck5, tax. 81
Penalty anu costs .......-.... -. 8 70
Al Ark-N w II Sc 4 sac a., Up;
N, rang rs :. ~ acres; jacks.
tax ..... .............. SEA
Penalty and costs ............,. J 81
All Sam -S3i4 IF WV. sec 26, re
N, r % y. A. acres stripped tim
ber lana; i jacks, tax .......... 2 81
ronaltY anu costs ............ 363l
Sam Sing-NWZ Of EH SO, 26. rp
sN, R2j e 1 acres; scks, tax SCI
Tenalty and cots .... s... 8 81
All Jos--NWA IT ,WH sec 2G. Tpe
N, r &c &. 4 acr 3; ) j-icks tax 81
Penalty and costs ............... 374
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-12-20
The Metal Market.
SAMPLES.

rp.o will soon have an opera house
3oxl0O.
The dance New Years eve will be
stunner.
Masks in great variety at Adams
Millers.
Get your costume ready for New
Years eve.
Michael O'Keefe and his son Dan
are in town for few days.
I'll .oddie was passenger Sun.
law for his home in New York.
Santa Claus brought Miss Ruby
KILLER fne new piano for Christmas.
Johnny McAllister has established
L station between Soda and Tonopah.
y A soap mine is the latest thing
hound near Reno. 1t is a long-felt
Igsnt,
| Judge Webster,s well-known Reno
lawyer, died in San Francisco last
|week
Geo. Albright is building big
Warehouse at Candelaria for 3. F.
Edwards.
Phil. McGrath left for Oakland
"wednesday. When he returns he
Iwill not come alone.
Matt. Pluukett. for many years
resideat OF this county, died at Sill.
YER Peak last week.
Our school will CT ,se to-day for the
holiday vacation. and will reopen on
Monday, January 9th.
Pat. Manning came in from Ton j.
pah last night. Work on his tunnel
Is being vigorously pushed.
Adams l. Miller haue received a
G1e assortment OF masks for the
New Years Eve masquerade.
Rafael Negrete has taken up o
ranch near rsnoplh AMI will supply
hat camp with fuel this Winter.
D. H. Jackson. formerly Sup-rin.
PENDENT Of the. Holmes niue, is in
IToaopah looking at the. rich mines.
S A. Knapp has force OF men
Working an the mines near the La
pants. Dick Kelly is foreman Of the
crew. -
The Virginia Report says: Work
10 the Holmes mine, Candelaria, is
to be resumed about the 6rst Of Jan.
Gary
W. J. Sinclair came in from Tono-
pah Saturday. He says words can
not picture the richness of the new
iorado.
Frank Compston brought a load OF
Swcetwater turkeys to town Mon
day. Eleven OF bis birds weighed
| $50 pounds.
Surveys for two different telephone
Ines are being made into Tolopah -
oae from Candelaria and the other
from Sodasille.
John aai Louis Laidy are working
promising mine II miles northeast
Bishop. They have a two-foot
kage OF $25 ore,
\ The Free Press says that Antonio
Oivas, aged l05, and Concep ion
Larios, agcd IS, wereymarriei at e.
so last Wednesday.
The Nuciems Hotel will provide a
fine supper for the dancers New
Years eve. Mr.. Whiting has yard |
hill OF gobblers for the OCCASION.
The nex"furnaccs 1T the Kaeler
;oda works are built Of brick i'm. |
ported from Egypt. The brick used
n the work cost the company about
10, 900.
Jim Heney, Of Carson mint notn.
riety, last week took III. p.n,.rs
oath aud was released from the Stat
prison. He was in Hawthorne Thurs.
day. en- route to Tonopah.
Fred. Glunts, miner well known
Ia this county, died at T.,nopah on
Wednesday OF last week Of miners
consumption. He was a native of
scruany, aged As years.
Il is reported that some OF the
eases on Toaopah mines will be re.
uewed after the new year, the roy.
Atty to be gauged according to the
valus Of the ore extracted.
J g. Booker came in from Tuno.
PISA Wednesday. He has op,ne1 a
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-12-20
su..hi.s /. Ramhvvs

Hamburg had ~ days In 1899 when
the sun was not visible At all. There
were In Ill 1857 hours OF sunshine, or
400 hours less than 10 Heiigoland.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-03
WILL cURTAIL PRODUCTION.
A List of Southern Mills That Have Signed the
Agreement

The following mills representing 400, 900
spindles, belonging to the Cotton Spinners'
Association, have agreed to curtail pro-
duction in accordance with the resolution
adopted on February 18th:
Columbia Cotton Mills. Columbia, Ala;
Ashby Cotton Mills, Marion, S. c.; Prov
dence Cotton Mills, Maiden, n c.; Harri
man Cotton Mills Co., Hartman, Tenn;
Vivian Cotton Mills. Cherryville, n. C.;
Tarboro Cotton Factory, Tarboro, n c.;
Jonesboro Yarn Mills Jonesboro, Tenn:
Elizabeth City Cotton Mills, Elizabeth
City, N. c.; Newton Cotton Mills, New
ton, " c.: Bowen. Jewell and Co.. jew
ellis, Ga; Pilot Cotton Mills, Raleigh, \.
c.; Wiscasset Mills. Albemarle, n. c.;
Patterson Mfg. Co. Mills No. ?, China
Grove, N. c.. Kesler Mfg. Co., Salisbury,
". c.; Tuscarora Mills, Mt. Pleasant, n.
c.; w. r. Kindley Cotton Mills, Mt.
Pleasant ~ c.: Roxboro Cotton Mills.
Roxboro n. c.; Alabama Cordage Co,
Montgomery, Ala: Monroe Cotton Mills,
Monroe, N c.; Bonnie Cotton Mills.
Kings Mountain, n. c.; Elizabeth Cotton
Mills, Atlanta, Ga; Minis Mfg Co., MT.
Holly N. c.; Wadesboro Cotton Mills Co.,
Wadesboro N. c.; Commonwealth Cot
ton Mfg Co., Durham, n. G.; Oakdale
Cotton Mills, jamestown, n e.; Elm
Grove Cotton Mills, Lincolnton, \. "
Albion Company. Mt. Holly n. =; MT
Holly Mills, Mt. Holly, \. G.; Ada Mig
Co. Charlotte, n. c.. Cherryville Mig
Co.. Cherryville. N c.; Leak-Waii NC
Rae Rockingham, y. C.; Moore COTTON
Mills, Liledown n. c.; Lippard Yarn MIL
Concord, N. c.: Alberta Cotton NILS, cha-
peI HILL n. c.: Kings Mountain Mfg. Co.,
Kings Mountain, N G., Victor COTTON
Mills Charlotte. n. c.; Marlposa COTTON
Mills, Mariposa, n. c.; Eureka Yarn NILS,
Pineville, n, c. Lulu Mfg. Co., Kings
Mountain, n. c.; Jonesboro Cotton MINIS
Co., Jonesboro, n c.; John E. Smith Mig.
Co., Thomason, Ca Lauraglenn MliIs,
Shelby, N. c.; Stanly Creek Cotton NILS
Stanly Creek, n. c.; Knoxville COTTON
Mills, Knoxville, Tenn; Vance cotton
Mills Co., Chattanooga, Tenn; Cherry
Cotton Mills, Florence, Ala; Fayette-
vile Cotton Mills, Fayetteville, n. -
Laurel Bluff Cotton Mills, Laurel Bum
N. c.: Highland City Cotton Mills, Talia-
deea Ala; Yocona Mills, Water valley,
Miss; Smithfield Cotton Mills. Smlthneid'
n C.. Sanford Cotton Mills, Sanford, n
G.. Sutro Cotton Mills, Yorkville, > Y;
Belmont Cotton Mills, Shelby, n o.;
Levi Cotton Mills Co., Rutherfordton. \.
c.: Maginnis Cotton Mills, New Orleans
Ia: Monbo Cotton Mills, Monbo, \. -
Georgia Manufacturing Co., Whitehali'
Ca. Whitehall Yarn Mill, Whitehall.
Ga: Eldorado Cotton Mills, Ansonvllle,
" G.. Holt Williamson Mfg. Co., Fayette-
Vile Y. c.: Cumberland Cotton Mills
90 Cumberland, n. c.; Ledbetter Mig
co Rockingham, ~ c.. Roosevelt Manu-
facturine Co. Roswell, Ca; Willinghan:
| Cotton Mills, Macon, Ga.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-03
Proximity will net Curtail.

Many of the mills in the South are
getting ready to curtail their product,
but Mr.. Caesar Cone. president of the
Proximity Company at Greensboro, writes
the New York Commercial:
I'VE have not curtailed our production
since January list, nor do we expect to DO
so. Our reason is that we are finding a
reasonable demand for our output, al
though at prices which do not show a
profit.
I'VE are not accommodating any stock,
but are shipping our output about as fast
as made. and we believe that were we to
close down any part of our machinery anC;
disorganize our force of help it would be
vastly more expensive than to continue
as We are. turning out our usual product.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-03
PERSONALS.

Mr.. f. l.. Fuller returned to Durham
yesterday
Mr., C. W., Massey. of Durham, is at
the Carrollton.
Hon. Heriot Clarkson left for Char
lotte yesterday.
Mr.. w. G. Petty, Jr.. of Carthage, was
in Raleigh yesterday.
Mrs. W. l.. Gilbert has returned from
a. visit to Monroe, n. G.
Ex-Attorney General Thee. Davidson,
of Asheville, is in Raleigh.
Mr.. w. A. Underwood, of Greensboro,
spent yesterday in Raleigh.
Miss Elizabeth Turnbull, of Littleton,
is the guest of Mrs. John Brown.
Mr.. j. A. Thomas, of Louisburg, was
IN Raleigh on business yesterday.
Mr.. w. l.. Cahoon, the Reading Crerk
of the Senate, left yesterday for Wake
Forest.
Messrs. w. c. Maxwell and e. B.
Springs, of Charlotte, were in Raleigh
Yesterday.
Miss Mary Stallings, of Wilson,. is
in the city visiting her brother Mr.. Ed.
Stallings.
Mr.. Asa Hatfield, prominent lum-
Der dealer. of Aberdeen. spent yesterday
in Raleigh,
Lieut. Paul c. Horton, Assistant Sur
geon United States Army. is registered
at the Marlborough.
Mrs. j. III. Williams, who has been
visiting relatives in. Columbia, s. c.,
has returned to the city.
Mr.. c.. F. Goodyn, representing the
Harrison Wagon Company, Cary, n. C..
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. L. G. Caldwell, of Statesville. a
former member of the Railroad Com
mission, was here yesterday.
Mr.. w. T.. Murchison, a prominent
Moore county attorney, returned TO his
home at Jonesboro yesterday
Mrs. r. N. Page and son are at the
Marlborough with Representative r. n.
Page of, Montgomery county.
Mr.. Atlas Finch prominent attor-
ney of wilson, was in Raleigh yesterday.
He returned home in the afternoon
Miss Maude} S. Vaughan, of Whining
ton, who has been visiting Misses Luta
and Iva Upchurch, has returned home
Messrs. Alex Campbell, and T. l..
Spence of Carthage, who have been
here several days, have returned home.
President Chas. d. McIver, of the
State Normal College, who has been in
Raleigh for several days. returned home
Yesterday.
Gen. Thos. f. Toon, the Superinten-
dent of Public instruction for the State,
is visiting has former neighbors in
Lumberton.
Mr.sH. Is. Warner, Labor Commission
Ell, went to Lexington yesterday to
spend Sunday He was accompanied by
Mrs. Warner.
DR.. f. II. Whitehead, of Chapel Hill,
was a welcome visitor to Raleigh yes
terday. He returned TO Chapel Hill in
the afternoon.
Miss Daisy Page, of Morrisville, who
has been i'll at the home of Mr.. Julian
r. Johnston, of West Raleigh, has en-
tirefy recovered, and will leave for a
visit to Western North Carolina in a
few days.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-03
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

The price of cotton on the local mar
ket yesterday was SIS, 9, and 9ls.
- Mrs. Mamie Novel; Pace will sing at
the First Baptist Church this morning.
Rev. G. T. Adams will preach at the
Soldiers Home this, afternoon at 5
O'Clock.
Services at ST. Lukes Home this at
terncon at $3.50 o'clock. conducted un-
der the auspices of the Church of the
Good Shepherd.
Mr.. w. f. Morton, deputy sheriff OF
Craven county, brought six convicts TO
the penitentiary yesterday. one OF them
to serve a twelve yearc' sentence for
burglary.
The total receipts of cotton on the
Raleigh market during the month OF
February was TIA The amount per the
corresponding month of last year was
1888 bales. The prices for last month
was about one cent more than January
1900.
Annual and regular monthly meeting
L. OBJ. Branch Camp. No. 515, Z. g ",
Tuesday evening, March 5th., at 100
o'clock. in Confederate Veterans Hall
Election of officers, report of Treasurer
Adjutant, Sergeant at Arms, and other
important business.
Two very fine granite shaft monu-
ments are being erected by Messrs.
Cooper Brothers, of this place. One for
the late DIR. j. w. Wick, of Selma. and
the other for Mr.. j. g. Jackson, at Kin
ston. who died in Raleigh while at
tending a special session of the Legis-
lature He was a Senator from Lemon
county.
At the close of the Sunday School at
the Presbyterian Church this morning,
a class of children will be promoted
from the Primary Department, at which
time interesting exercises will be held.
The parents of the children, friends and
visitors are invited to attend these ex-
ercises and see the children receive
their testaments and certificates. OF
promotion. q
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DANIEL ALLEN & CO.-Shoes.
DANGERS LIFE INSURANCE co.
s. & d. BERWANGER.- Clearance
Sale.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-Herrman. the
Great.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-The Burgo-
master.
DOBBIN & FERRALL.-Sil and
Dress Goods.
SHERWOOD HIGGs & CO.-Special
Bingham Sale.
w. H. KING DRUG CO.-Garden
Hints for March
SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.
Sewing Machines
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-03

Local forecast for Raleigh and vicin-
ity to p. m: Fair Sunday and Mon
day.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday
Maximum temperature, II; minimum
temperature A; mean temperature, So.
Tota rainfall % inches.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-03
Masonic.

Hiram LodNe No. 40, A. f. and A. NJ,
will meet Monday evening, March the 4th,
1901, in regular communication at 1:oV
O'clock A full meeting of the member
ship is desired. Brethren of sister lodges,
and visiting brethren, are cordially in
vited 70 he present.
w. W. PARISH. w NJ
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-03
New Innings and Bindings

New Spring stocb just received, COM
plete III every detail. Jeans, Silesias,
Percalines Mercerized Sateens, Linen,
Tuxedo and Grown Canvass, Buckrana,
Hair-cloth. Silk finish Taffetas. Cam
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Sterling silver Novelties

Manicure Sets and Desk Novelties.
Curicle Knives, files, tooth and nail
brushes Shoe horns Hooks, Blotters,
Seals, Erasers and paper cutters. 20c.
and 5oc,
Silver mounted combs, tooth pick hold
ers, pepper and salt shakes, % and soc.
silver Back Hand Mirrors and Hair
Brushes .. . 800 SO. so and $500
Complete Line of Ebony goods all sterl-
ing silver mounted: csc. all the way up
to $500
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Mems Hats

Soft FeiG Eats for young men in the
correct, New Spring Shapes-all the
fashionable colors, nobbiest styles-You-
mans, Knox, and Stetson Blocks
Popular prices $500. $3.50 and So
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Trunks for Travellers

Complete line of: Stewards Trunk ,
Coat Cases and Telescopes, and Rour-
trees Roller Tray Trunks. Marked u
close prices for quick selling.