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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03
DUNMORE DOINGS.
Meeting of Borough School Board
Held Last Night-Other
Live News Notes.

Tile >ch,ol hoard met in regular session last
night. with all members present except Miller
aud the minutes "i the previous meeting were
adopted by vote oi 3 TO ;. Mcssls. Wcbler
and spencer maintained that the resolution in.
tioduccd at the last meeting was not regularly
passed il reCeiNn" only three votes. while
they claimed resolution authorizing the spend
ing oi money required the votes oi u majority
oi the wholc board to make it legal. giving The
ruling in Il previous case oi the same kind by
the state superintendent Ito support their position.
Miscellaneous bills amounting to si30.S0
ordered paid and complaint from Samuel Join.
S"l'. Of Throop street. regarding treatment of his
son at No. school and asking that he he trans.
tri'ca to No. was lett in the LANDS oI Super
in'cn'leut Bovaid.
Mr.. Mcconnell was p,cstnt and explained the
uses and workings or the Star fastener io the
board in way which impressed them sufficiently
10 secure al order ior SiN at $50 each. The
pay roll WAS ordered made on and will he an.
proved at he nest meeting. After \ session
lasting iuSr thiltynvc mIntcS the board ad.
jonncd.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03
Harry Won Storch's Accident.

IlIc accident which happened 10 Harry Won
storch, son Of Robert Won Storch. oi East Market
street, al the Dickson Shaft on Monday. l., more
serious in its character than was first thought.
The Young man worked on the outside and was
.nGaSel in coupling some moving cars Oh the
tracks between the hosting shaft and the break
or when he accidentally trippcd and icl. his
right arm falling across the rail in front of the
car wheels
lie wa- unable to get ont ot the way. and
the wheel caught and badly mangled the ARM
SO that the bone protrudcd through the flesh
Young Won Siorch rendered immediate as.
stsiancc. and after his injuries were dressed
hc WAS taken 10 the llahncmann hospital tor
further care. lie Was resting quite comfortably
last evening. aud despite the serious nature Of
his injury the hospital surgeons hopeful OF
saving the arm. The young man has the sympl-
thy Of many friends i'll his suffering
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03
Buried Under Grain.

u, ll.o rollaps" ol recently erected addition
TO the Union cash store yesterday, Michael Mora
ban, All employc oi the Dnmnolc Lumber CON-
raup, narrowly escaped death.
An addition had Just been completed extend
ing across a driveway in the rear oi the store
TO he used aS an cal bin. Yesterday when il
contained about one thousand bushels, il was
sren to he in weakened condition. owing TO
tine heavy weight, and Mr. MorLhln was sent
Tor 10 strengthen the structure.
lie wa, directly under il when. without any
warning the whole thing gave way ana Ii, was
hurried beneath the immense quantity OF grain
BY the aid oi willing aids lie was cNtrcatcd
from his petitions position after about five minutes
lively work.
lie was III very weakened condition. and
II was Thought at htst fatally injured, hut re-
storatirrS we're promptly administered by Dr.
Winters and after some time llr was able 90 he
moved to his home nearby, hut apparently hut
little the worse tor his narrow cscape.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03
NORTH SCRANTON NOTES,
Cantata Will Be Given Tomorrow
Night at Providence M. E. Church.
Harry Won Storch's Accident.

The cantIa, "rhc Great Light" to be given
tomorrow evening will he rendered by a choir
Of t'ty voices under the direction OF Professor
J u. Cousins the cloristcr oI the church. The
sol" parts will he sustained by some Of the best
singers in this part oi the city. among them.
Joshua John. tenor: Jonathan Bioadbcnt. BARI
t"'.r' Mis-. i. II. Cousins. soprano: b. j. Thomas,
bi>.; Mrs. Susie Buncs.Stonicr. contra,o.
In part one the solo number will be- ''ptli.c
ic the Mighty God Every Valley Shall Re
Exalted. ''Hch"ld. a Virgin Shall Conceive -
Brightest and Best Calm on the Listening
Ear" 'Arise. Shin" Tor Thy Light l. Come
Light ol The World and closing with u tenor
solo.
IN rat tw" there will he tw" puartcttcs
''lic Knows II Az and "A Siclci Head Now
Woun'led': tenor rcCitativc. THE CIuctxion'' ::
the chorus. "Slowly The Daylight Is Fading
and Easter Dawn" tcuor solo, with ou,ltcttc
accompaniment. Part three will consist oi the
chon,,'s "tlrst l. Risen with baritone am,
sopran" solos: "Ciown Him with Many Crowns -
with bass and tenor solos: ''Ihc Heavens De.
clare with baritone solo and qnar,cttc: "All
Hail the Power" solo. duet tio and full choir
with grand finale.
musical events ever held in North Scranton. aud
these VIII" have prepared II are assured ~, a
larg" audience attending to enjoy il. This will
De the last occasion which Joshua John
the splendid tenor. will bc publicly heard here.
hr expects to leave here in short time for New
castle, Pa. where he las splendid oher
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

| List Of letters remaining mcalIcd at The
scranton posoiicc, Iackhwanni county, Pa
| Aprl :" i"ol. Persons calling for these lrtier'
will please say advertised and give date NJ list
| Ezia H. Ripple, Postmaster
| Mr.. Sigiried Aslc,
| Mrs Catherine Bolt, Miss Ethel Becker, NJ
| Edward Brewer. Mrs. Il. T., Brink Mrs Edna
| Barber, Mr.. rhoma, B.osnlan Dan Brown, esq.
| Miss Edna ". Bornell.
| Mr Walter Cons,cn, Miss Kathryn cIunons
james Collins, Mr.. Z. D. Congdon. Mr., g. D.
| Coolbugh. Miss Maud Cramer Nellie Conncll,
H. Charles T., Davis, Fred pugon. M, john
Dawson, Miss bessie Dorc. Miss Lulu Davis,
rlrch El,tein, l.. l." Everett.
VI. II. Foster (spccaD, Mrs. EtTie Flynn, Mrs.
John Farrell, Mr.. Eddie Fiddcn, lanes faran.
Mi. Charles T. Goldrn
Mrs MANDY Ilatte,lnan, Mary iIrg!le, Miss
Name IicnderShot, James IinichioS, csq,. Mr. H.,
-. Hutchinson, Mr.. 4, II, Hooker, Mr., Henry
llalrr, Pussy IIowc.s
Mrs. Daisy j. .LniUrS
Mr. Martin 1. KiruIu
Mis-. Icupoldt, Ans. :. :. Iiuneiic, NJ, John
Lcsn, Miss Mary La>cry, Thomas L, Lewis
Hudson o. Mann (speciill. Mr.. N. l.. Meek,
M,s Kate NIuus, Mrs. Barbara NrDennou, Miss
Anna McNicAolas, Nj, James Mooney, Mr,scat T.
Monaly Patrick Muller. Tllonas 7, Nutcdu,
Miss Cassie Moupse, NJ. Mollo,
National Medicine company.
Mr.. W. b, Oliver csq,
George pice, esq, George Peny frInN Par
son, Mis-, Andrew Payne
DR.. r. L, Rounds, esq, Mis-. Matte RaSdoil,
M,- Il. l.. Roola.
Mr. Hattie Sultant, Nh. Hattie smith, Mrs.
Ircds Sodenwater, Mrs, Ella seward, Mr.. Edward
summGticld NT, Charles Swntl, Mr John II.
shus>cr,
William spillJnc.
n D, Wheaton, Ms. lrnnic Wotcheaicr, Miss
Katie Walsh, David Waldron. Mr.. T.. r. Wilson.
ITALIAN.
Gscl1no Nadia, Francesca iMcri, pcliccjl Clio.
yanni, Boldonaro salvatore, Giovanni Scallitto,
Molnar Gaconno, tarmua Pri0rora. Giuseppe
tdlabrisc, "uiaeppc A@arl Soppato Comor5w,
POLISH.
MARGIN Pnkict, Milim A,sJkicwirz. JIkob
Roroicwski Wslcnty Sadlowski, Aiamu N1rcSis,
Adanlals Kacdar, Michll Gronck Autoni Rad
hubSky, Liudwik patynGk Sill Gcrcwczey, Mrs
Scwcr!n Szymanski, Piotr punlsawicz. Martin
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03

The Electric city Wheelmen held Il
well. attended meeting last evening
and nominated the following officers
foa. the ensuing term: President. DIR.
Struppler and David Owens: first vice
president. G.. II. Pitcher: second vice
president. W. Hayden Evans: tinan-
ciaT secretary. Luther Thomas: re-
cordins secretary. Walter Davis: corr
responding secretary Arthur Stover;
treasurer, Samuel NrcCracken: cap
tain, Conrad Lutz; first lieutenant.
John Thornton. William Lewis and
Reese Harris; three directors, W. Fl.
Roe, William T.. Williams. sidney
Mears, Arch McCracken.
The election will take place al The
regular meeting in May. A committee
was appointed to consider the advisa-
bility OF constructing a bowling alley.
Samuel II. Jones was elected to MEM
hership. The club decided to purchase
= Keller & Van Dyke piano.
Copies Of suitably engrossed resol,-
lions. the work of Henry Jifkins. on
the death of Jonh Davis and Robert
Diehl. We're submitted and approved
and will be presented to the families
of deceased. They are in book form,
and of g. very neat design.
The social committee reported that
u minstrel performance will soon be
given at Forest City for the benefit of
the town band, ana that home pub
lie performance will be given in
Mears' hall either in April or May. An
oyster-fry lunch was served after the
nco ting.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03
Will Move to Vintondale.

The family of William Penn Morgan,
Of Jackson street and Eebecca avenue.
are preparing to remove To Nintondalc,
where Mr.. Morgan is employed as
superintendent Of the i.acka wanna
Iron and Coal company's bituminous
fields. They expect to leave in about
two weeks.
William II. Morgan. the oldest son of
the mine superintendent. has disposed
of his stock in the shoe store at 1913
North Main avenue to II New York
firm. and will becom" associated With
his father in the coal mining business.
He has had considerable experience in
and around the anthracite mines.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03
Weekly School Deposits.

The following deposits were made at
the West side bank on Monday FOR the
pupils of public schools Nos. IL and 10;
No. i3-Pioiessnr David Owens a. cents: Miss
Martha Watkins. 10 cents: Miss Eliza Lewis. y
cents: Mis- hli,c Ea's 10 cents: Miss Brrti,
Kelly. S1.2,: Miss Edna bvailS. 20 cents. Miss
Nellie Richards. ~ cents; Miss Catherine rn'.
lips .t..3 Miss Nellie Reilly. - cents Miss
Eliza Price. sl.j3; Miss Sarah Mcdonald. s.. i".
Miss Mary Harris, ~ c"nts total. S9i>
No. 1GMss Lees, O, cents: Miss Murta,. VI
cents; Miss Nichols, 70 cents: Mis-, i'ramsl',
st.75 Misa Morgan, .s cents; Miss Hutton. Sl.ii;
Miss Davis. .iD Miss Evans. 5i.Sl: Miss kc.
low. 500; Miss Flynn. ~ cents: Miss waite,
- cents: Miss Murphy. S,.jG: ilss Harley. Sl..2;
Miss Peck. - cents: total, SID
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. Michael Holman. Of ta,hon,lac. spcui
The past week aS the guest ri her sister, Mrs
Thomas Fleming, Of North Sumner a>cnrc.
Miss Elizabeth Meredith OF "liladciplia WAS
unexpectedly called l.onc Yesterday. and in
Consequence had 4" shorten hcr Nisi, To- Ter
parents on North Bromley avenue.
There will be meeting oi the slocum lodge
Of odd Fellows IL NIasonir hall this evening"
The .lcc club OF Slu'iiu lodge will rchca,sc this
evening in ID. d. Lyans hall on South Main
avenue.
Miss Jessie, daughter ot Mr.. and Mrs ..ohn p.
Davis, of l41 RobiDson street, is i'll with pneu.
mcna.
Miss Elizabeth Gritiths. of lij South Fillmore
avenue, won Il diamond ring recently in a con.
test,
The Young Womens Christian association have
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES,

Lenrcn services were held al -, Johns church
last evening
The james 'onrcll lodge, independent Order
Of Odd Fellows, will meet in regular session
this evening at fruchan's hall or installation OF
officers.
The Geruania Sick and Beneficial society will
hold their uonthly hl>ne,s meeting at Meltz
hall this evening,
The members OF the Ladies' auxiliary. Ancient
Order oi IibeniauS, will meet At Pharmacy hall
this evening.
Fred Wciscl has left Tor Buffalo y. Y. where
lac will spend few months.
The Soranlon SacnGCnuudc will meet Tor r..
hcar-sl in Athletic hall This evening,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03
st. David's Episcopal Church

Following are the Holy Week SER
vices at st. David's Episcopal church,:
Celebration Of the holy eucharist, every moIn.
INC this week except Friday The $ o'clock
service on Frilay will ha mathis and proana-
phoit. Services every Afternoon except friday
Bapt~ms will be performed on saturday.
The vcstry held their last meeting Oh Monday
cFcniug at the rectory, much business OF impor.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03
Last Nights Runaway.

loI,iUellOle cNrltcinent was oTeated al Inc
Corners about o'clock last nigh, by horse
attached 10 delivery wagon of H. \. stevens
dashng madly down BIahely street.
The wagon was loaded with egg crates. which
were roughly used during the two.block rin,
hut when tho horse WAS finally captured /, was
found that 10 damage Rad been done
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03
A GREAT SURPRISE

Is in store for all who use hemp', Basam for
the Throat aud Lungs The great guaranteed
remedy, Would YOU believe that il Is sold on
its merits and any drusgs, Is authorized by the
proprietor of this wonderful Icmcdy 10 give YOU
sample bottle free? II never fails To- cure
errtc or chronic coughs, All druggist. ,ell
= UYS BJl'lm Prize 2jc. and ior
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03

lock- OF Drnkcr street, and Mr.. and Mrs, James
Connolly, or Blahcly street.
Mrs. Charlie, TAFT. OF ITawlcy. i, visiting her
son, Royal TAFT. AT his home on Blakelv street.
Spring millinery opening today. Wednesday. at
Kate Dufy-.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03
Funerals.

Tic funclIl al John frcncy, wio dici Mon
ily evening, Will take place tomorrow afternoon
at 30 o'clock from IN, residence At 63j Maple
street. Services over the remains will he hcd
in st. Johns Catholic church. lntermCnt will
be mad" in the Cathedral cemetery
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03
CANDIDATES
FOR OFFICES
NOMINATED BY THE ELECTRIC
CITY wHEELMEN.

DR.. Struppler and David Owens Are
Named as Candidates for Presi-
dent--Family of William Penn
Morgan to Move to vintondale.
Regulations for Holy Week in st.
David's Episcopal Church-Weekly
School Deposits - Police Magis-
trate Bezaleel Davies Has Been
Sworn In.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03

Ask for Kclly's union crackers. :.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03
Points to Remember.

The most important point about this great sale is
not the quantity: for when consider that this will
DC one OF the greatest ribbon seasons known in
years. we can readily that 81 900 yards will
last many days
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03

Kuieowoi, Ian Bnthewcz, Harper skiepenRtis,
A. SzlIadowski Antony Dunbrowski,
Ill lINGARiAN.
Blrdn Lukds, lgnas kiSiclus, Ssboyeslk koar
Maria, Stit Ndlalt, hcrwdly Wecacllok, Wasyl
Balih, Mike Daudsn, Iiryc Inatko, Frank Kumc-
en-, Frdncsyek fyhuvsk, Vastly Krepics, Jack,
Nhtly, Plvclka JoIcl, Mhiy Anna, Iguar "
Mkoita, DHvidd Maikccs, Pclrick pelr,. Kibsts
Mkoiai, ka1micz ,2ganik, Tomas skoczylas
Peter kaudniyi, John Kulma
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-03

sold average OF fifty cents the dollar All widths
in this great selection.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-07-20
TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM.


In the bygone prosperous days foi
Nevada, when numerous silver camps
all over the state we're pouring forth
their treasure, freighting was bus
mess which employed the energies of
hundreds of men and animals, bus
mess which was reduced to fine art
by those engaged in it. But with the
retrograde movement which set in
upon the decline of silver mining, the
freighting business declined also, and
at various points in the neighborhood
of once prosperous mining camps can
be seen the monster freight wagons,
standing idle, mute monuments OF the
boom days of the past, The reviv-
ing influences which have of late been
at work all along the line in Nevada,
and especially in this part Of the
state, by the recent discovery Of new
mines and otherwise, are bringing
into requisition all the transportation
facilities of the surrounding country.
But these facilities are unable to keep
upwith. development in other lines.
Like man who has just been aroused
from sound slumber, the freighting
business, after years of lethargy is
not yet fully awake to the situation,
and does not realize the work that is
before it. The above remarks apply
with equal force to the railroad upon
which from necessity this part Of the
world must depend for its supplies.
The greatest drawback to the ad-
vancement of Tonopah today is lack
of proper transportation facilities. If
this camp is to prosper, the ore which
the camp produces must be shipped
and realized upon without tedious
delay, If the town is TO grow, lumber
must be had with which to build it.
Ii the mines are TO be worked, mat
erial must be at hand which it is nee
essary to use mining Operations. The
situation at present is briefly this
There is not a piece of lumber in the
town, for sale, with which to con
struct ladder, and certain leasers
are being retarded in taking out ore
worth $500 a ton because they are
unable to secure afew two by fours.
Other supplies are scarce or not to
be had at al. On the other hand
freighters who have recently arrived
from Sodaville state that the railroad
platforms, are piled up with ore
awaiting shipment to such an extent
that it is impossible TO pile any more
on them. , This condition Of affairs
will grow worse instead of better, as,
from all indications, the ore produc-
tion so this camp will be enormously
increased within the next few months.
The lack of freight teams, we are
informed, will be supplied TO a certain
extent at least IN the near fnture. /
Feed for these teams may have to be
shipped from California, as the supply
of the agricultural valleys nearer
home has already been exhausted
Whether the railroad will prove
equal to the emergency remains to be
seen. For the future prosperity Of
this camp, we hope that it will be |
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-07-20
A LETTER FROM I'M BUTLER.

We are In receipt of "A letter from
James L. Butler, now in San Fran
cisco, and as the letter isinteresting
and just as Mr.. Butler talks we give
ii to our readers He says; ""Re-
ceiving the ToNDpAH BONANZA Of the
9Th instant from you tempted these
few lines. am still among fog reef
smoked lead stained walls of this city.
and am not in love with the mixture.
One hour Of pure air and liberty in
Nevada is worth year OF San Fran
cisco TO me. If one is willing to loose
his hearing and become an athlete,
capable Of jumping fourteen ways at
one jump he is all right Street cars,
cabs, wagons, foot pads, organ
grinders, pilgrims, like myself high
tone cusses with stiff collars, etc.
block the way at every turn, and now
there is some kind of a religious
crowd from the east here to make
matters worse but ! am on to my Job.
guess | have rode on every street
car in the city and about two thirds
of them by mistake. Stopping at the
st, Nicholas, away up Market street,
and when | am down town and about
half way lost | always make for
Market street to get my bearings.
The first week ! was here ! did not
get on to the car system and would
jump ON anything that had wheels,
sometimes ] would find myself out at
the park and at other times half way
to San Jose. but | always stayed with
the pot until | would win out and get
back home Probably ! missed IA
time or two but calling cab would
always get 10 bed before the new day
got to big start so you see | am vet
all O. X. | think will get out of
here in day or two Your paper. is
like meeting an old friend, and if
there is place in the world that
person wants company it is in city.
Your program Of the Fourth was
splendid, but no better than it ought
to be with the people that live in Ton
opah, for right there are the best
900 souls that ever God put breath
into; friends to one another all stand
my together; all on an equal footing.
! have met several parties that |
knew elsewhere and treated very
pleasantly but they were professional
or business men and somewhat out of
my line of calling so they were not
like meeting miners Too much style,
here for me after 50 many years with
many time only coyote or near by
horned toad for company, all in the
one room Of % 600 miles, with cactus
or sage brush trimmings, and that
was better to me than city life. One
thing here did not guess on rightly,
| kept sending my heavy clothes back
and put ON light ones when ] had
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-07-20
! .B|O]n=TOn Q
Hotel
|OfHs r'os''s'ai.' tor -" Sodaville, New

Iof"f r'os''s'o'.' tor -" Sodaville, New
- q This new, commodiousss$ and ele-
gantly furnished hotel, is now
prepared to receive guests. In
addition to tirst-class hotel ac-
commodations, there is d first
class bath house, and also a feed
stable for the convenience of
travellers by team. The thirsty
81 may appease their appetites at
the bar which is stocked at all
times with the finest liquors and
cigars, The proprietors strive
TO make the BoN-ToN the lead
ing house OF the mining center.
a tonsorial parlor is run in connec-
tion with the house. A share of the
patrona ge is solicited.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-07-20
LOCAL LACONICs..

Eo hhapp ~ dt aliey springs,
Genoa, a
I. Tom Pendrey of San Antoine was in
town Monday.
NJ. j. O'Meara arrived from Salt
Lake last Sunday,
G, L.~Booth departed on Monday S
stage for California.
Harry Ramsey is building an ad-
diton to his saloon.
Frank Golden is here supervising
the working Of his lease.
Mrs. VIM. Owsley arrived from
Carson on Thursdays stage.
D. 6. Davis of Amigosh spent the
fore part 9f the week in town,
Wilkes Brougher and X. F. Gilbert
departed for Belmont yesterday.
W A. Wilson, the mining expert,
returned to Salt Lake last Friday.
Geo, Fottler the stage man is again
handling the ribbons of his stage line.
Miss Nellie Barba of Silver Peak
is visiting Mrs. Turner of this place
X. T, Hofer, general agent of New
York Life Insurance Company is
here.
Sullivan, Lynch & O'Meara have
erected an assay building on their
lease ground. --..,.-....
VIM, Ross has gone to lake Tahoe.
He will send every person in town a
speckled beauty. N.#".
Dan Mcdonald will arrive from
Ballerat plotting his IL animal freight
team in few days. .......
James Il. Harper representing
Baker d Hamilton, was interviewing
our merchants this week
Leases will be given by the Tono-
pah Company as heretofore Time
expiring January |, 1902.
A move will be made this coming
weel: to procure means to build
school house in Tonopah
Manager o. A. Turner arrived
from Grass Valley yesterday and has
assumed charge of the Tonopah
mines. ....
K +. Gilbert of the firm of
Brougher & Gilbert, Belmont, was
in town this week mingling with his
many friends
Sheriff Ingalls, OF Esmeralda county
is here looking over our mines. He
says they are the largest ore bodies
he has ever seen. "t
Mrs C. Kenzie, Mrs. Alex Mckay
AID son VIII arrived from Eureka
last Thursday, They will make Ton
opah their home,
r. f. Gilbert and Thomas Logan
viii build stone building ON Main
and Brougher avenue. II is to be
used for a butcher shop.
Addie McAfee has sold his restaur-
ant To Is miners and ii is now peing
run ON the cooperative plan. Addie
is manager of the new grub colony.
Wesley Stewart has become the
agent for the Stempel fire extin-
gusher This is the best extingusher
made and every householder should
own one. ..
B. r. Edwards received telegram
from c. B. Iabriskie stating that it
was not his wife that was drowned
in hot spring in the Yellowstone
Park.
VIM. Owslev has leased the Barney
new building and will open
a saloon therein about the lst of
Mr.. Owsley is from Carson
and is well known here.
f. j. Sieben of San Francisco is
here in the interest of the Daniel
Best Co of San Leandro. His inten-
ton is to run traction engine of so
horse power petween here and Soda,
vile.
Jack Nancy, Governor of Tule Can
yon, is here in the circle of his many,
many friends This is Jacks first
trip to civilization in over q year.
Jerome Farier accompanied Mr..