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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-04-24
MONTPELIER POST OFFICE.

RECEIPTS.
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-04-24

Great surprise is expressed in this
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-04-24
%Aa.lgman d Journal

ARTHUR ROPES. General Editor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04
Queen Of Anarchy.

Behold the woman! Emma1 Gnll.
puun'is, cr, CT in form. with u deep,
full bust Her hands and feet ARE.
small; h,r stride like a golf girls.
her whole figure expresses strong
vitality, fuT nature has done more for
Enma Goldman than for the major
ity Of her sex. Her complexion il
smooth and white and III each check
IL a rosy tingc. Her forehead is Dar.
row and high; Il pair 81 dar {, hcar,
eyebrows e%nrnonnt oriental eyes n
little the worse for wear. To over
comc this she wears Il pair ~ uo4t,
glnsscs when writing and walking.
She takes them uI when talkuR.
Her voice is low and pleasant, bnt
she lRs Il way 81 closing her jaws
hat indicates bhlldog possibilities,
Her eyes are lar -, BLUSH gray, aIcr;
md u shmR. When pressed for IN,
formation she desires To- conceal
there II Il hahntcd look which quickly
changes Ia ~ innocent. appealing
expression.
Tier hair Ia hcav,. of II light brOwB
shade. \ blonde she wen Il 10 dcsg
mated. Tho hair is brushed back
trom the brow and cUilcd on the back
" the head md neck. She wears no
frj2zcs or p~UGpHdOur, AMI the only
ornament IL u comb. Her hair waves
a little naturally just enough Ia
overcome the severity 81 eiyle. Her
favoritc position vas resting her
elbows on the book she carried and
bdrying her chin in the upright putin
There il nothing vulgar "r unludy
like about tbls ~oman.--Pittsburg
Dispatch.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04

The Grass Valley Union states that
a. &. Pratt, Surveyor General Of this
state Trom 1896 tn 1899. has my-rcri.
ou-ly Disappeared. Ills wife. who is
III San Eraucisco Attending a bust
ness college. says that the last she
SAW ~ hiaI was on the right Of Au-
gust 70. when he left Sun Francisco
Tor Gruss Valley. Mrs. PRATT feara
foul play.
\ representative Of tue Chronicle
rode with MIR. Pratt from San Fran.
cisco to C,lfnx on the night 10 qucs.
non. and the latter seemed ~ his
usual good spirits lIe stated tha,
bis purpose ~ gnng tO Grnss Valley
was to- start "A fros firm IN that ,irru.
ity. saying tlini he could get 81 30 II
dozen for frogc' legs IN San Fran
CISCO. lIc also TALKED OF starting "A
newspaper IN Nevada between now
aud the tall campaign. The latter ~
these two circumstances would tend
To show thnt the mind of the missing
man had become NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04
ASOIuER

By way OF Lnnhnn. the Information
,omes to the United States that the
DIuish Ministry -has decided q &c
,ept the United States offer Of To-
0OO,OO0 kroner for the Danish West
Indies This sun -epre cents, in IL
money. abn So. To,oc0. IL th's
,,fer has be n ina lie. it has been
ia lie 10y the executive. he anuse 1t Is
lot recalled that congress has given
authority for 2ny such proposition 81"
bc made. I;.h's another case where
Providence will have dropped the
Danish West lnies into II posses
.inD? 1t will be interesting lo 10
erve the posi- ION to viii h the ad
uinistration politicians viii releg ate
hese new pnss1ss op- after we have
paid our S3.5M.O00 aud have obtained
nc transfer 81 tile. viii they he
.,ome by a ME e pur b sA IA art Of
he great Ameri 'an + npir.Y Will
hey be dome site ar foreign territory?
Will they become an integral part ni
lie Union with their inhabitants en-.
titled to all the rights, privileges and
! nmunities that old fashioned people
thuught orr constitution guaranteed
to all men under IL fiiy, or will
hey be mere colonists. subj CT to the
Shms and caprices OF American
politicians? II is presumed that il
IIr President concludes to make tins
purchase, he assumes To HcI under
he clause providing shat the Prcsi
dent by and with the consent u the
senat" Lay make treaties. We may
sooL. be confronted with the profit. III
as To what position the Danish West
Indies will "Ccury with relation t.
the United Sra;es.-Nommoner.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04

Saturday afternoon through
freight train IA passing through
Deeth at a rapid rate when an I'M
known man a from actoss Ill"
stree, and threw himself under th,
cars. He was still alive when picked
mp aud VAS put on a freight tran
md st lrted for the hospit Il. bnt di-
l,etore reaching here. Coroner Nor
gan went to Deeth aud held An i'll
Iuest yesteriuy. the verdict Of I'll"
Jury being that the man had con-.
united suicide.
Nothing wss found IN the person
u the d-ceas Il by which he couI'
he identified. His talk before b.
took his life indicates that he WAS III
sane. When asked u he did no
want work he started and replied:
Il did not XII that man. did me-
murder him. but l know who dill"
tie was around Elko for "a few day
netore gong Ia Dsetl.. but no On.
here seems to know who he was 81
where he came from.
the deceased was n wen-bullt mar
about 8 feel = inches tall and weigh
ed about 100 pounds. His hair was
dark but turning gray; whiskers auu
mustache long and gray ISL; rath. T
long face. high forehead and lish
complexion. His hands showed thai
he WAS IL working man. He wa
dressed in a light blue coat Of d
cheap gra'le and blue overalls. Hi
clothes were shabby and his under
cIo.hInR was dirty, showing that it
had no: been changed for some time.
Ills general appearance was that OF /"
gO~Od.looking man of more than ordi.
nary ability and education. Hi
body was well nourishrd hud ever,
thing about him indicated that lie
did not belong to the tramp element,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04

Tie assassin OF President McKin.
ley has been landed III the State
prison ut Auburn, New York. where
he will r. main until killed 10y elec.
~tricity, il he does not die Of fright
beior" the time set for his execution
On the way to the prison he shaved
no indication Of breaking down. but
wrrn he saw the prison his nerve left
him. his leGs gave ont and two dep.
uty sherilis practically carried him
inside nf the gate.
Inside the gate his condition be.
came worse. and he was dragged ny
The ST. IT. aud into the main hall. lie
was pla ed Ill a sitting pasture on the
bench while the h%rndcutfs we're be.
iug removed. but he fell over ami
moHned and groaned, the
most abj'ct terror. As soon as the
handouts were removed the man WIS
dra aged INTO the principal doctors
office.
As i'll the case Of all prisoners the.
doctors immediately ]procrrdcd tn
strip him and put on Il new suit -
clothes. During this operation ZnI.
gosZ cried and yelled making the
prison corridors echo with the -vi
denre If his terror.
The prison ply stefan. DR.. :. I'm
Gh":in, examined the maj ngd or
dered his removal Ia the cell ~ tie
condemned row. which he will occupy
until he IL taken to the electric chair.
The doctor declared that the man
was suffering from iri= hi and terror,
hut said that he WIS shammmy to
sumo extent.
Or the way to the prison he talked
sUme and Expressed regret for hi,
crime. He eard he vas especially
sorry for Mrs. Mckinley. lie reIier.
died his former statement that he
had no accOmplices and knew moth
my about the mar unicr arrest in
~. LouIs, who Claimed to have tied
the h ,ndKeTchI-f over hIs hand. lie
sent the follow my message tO hi
father through .i.er Nat chell: ~Icll
him ! am sorry | left him su"n Il Ind
nHnle,"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04
Sh' rim Burdick Explains.

\ few weeks ago the INDEPENDENT
puhlis he'd an item regarding the fail
urr of Sheriff Burdick Of Eureka
county Ia arrest Brown and Layton,
cattle thieves at Browawe. As the
item r, ii, cted upon the sheriiT's lack
of utrve. il Is bni justice to him that
his explanation Of the affair. 6s it ap.
pears III the last issue of the Sentinel.
Ice given the same publicity: The
following Is his statement:
Mr.. Burdick states that on the
night Of his arrival Mt BrOwawe, he
was given Il warrant for the ARE i OF
Brown aud Layton, who were then at
the Benson Hotel. considerably I'm
der the Influence OF liquor. That It
had been prrvi msly arranged be
tween the Sheriff and Messr+ Mer
chant and Farrell. who are III charge
Of the principal large stock compan.
les in the north end IL the county.
aud who have seemed most de-ir mS
of getting action on whoever WAS
getting away with their cattle, that 4
number of men should ne at Browa
we on the S.heriff's arrival to aid hin,
i'll making the arrests. Not II single
nan appeared, and it was ,uggestel
by Justice OF the Peace Engstrom Of
Bcowawe that il might possibly be
wiser for Sheriff Rurdick To wait nm
til morning, when the men wanted
would he sohcred up nnd more likely
Ia be lraciable than while they were
III their cups. ind some Mhat reckless
with their guns. That they would
with hardly a doubt be still at Beo.
wave. M they hal a large number of
horses up the river near town to
gather In view al the circumstnn-
ces sheriff burlick concluded II to
he II much more reasonable plan than
to wade through II ~iierce ar" after
his men. and p ssihly he compelled
l." hurt come IN badly. when it
seemed much more feasible to effect
the arrests with lrss probability nf Sc
riOns consequences i'll the morning.
He therefore went to bed, and when
he arose in the morning he found
that his birds had flown. having in
some manner gotten wind OF his
presence i'll the hotel.
Sheriff BurdicK spys he is making
every effort to capture these men
"ho are charged with cattle stealing.
but ho ia not doing it with Il brass
band and bunlirus.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04
ruk ouk,r rios SOLVED.


Tho troublesome trust question is
settled at last, and il Is curious that
none of u has though; OF this eimple
remedy before. fhe editor Of the
Saturday Evening Post has made this
wonde,tu discovery. AZ an Inventor
ne will he conn'ed with franklin.
Watt. E iisou, Fulton aud other men
whom we love to revere. He has ALA
discovered a solu ion Of tile strike
problem. and it's Just too simple for
anything, doncherkuoS y. It's won.
Ter some other great man did not
give to tue world this stnrtl np
scheme. but 1t remained for this gen.
Jus III the dark regions of the editor.
ii sinctum Of the Erenng Post to
discover il. and thus bring peace
where there has been nothing but
a Well. here is the plan: 1t Is
proposed that all the workrugmen in
the United States save their money
and buy the stock Of the concern i'll
which they are employed. gam n
controlling interest and then tell the
ch capitalists 10 go hence.
How easy it viii be for the en-
ployees NJ the Standard Oil Trust to
buy n majority Of that stock winch lis
now worth at its market prize over
IS 0.OO0.n0U! Ir 1900 the trust en-
played II 600 workmen, to whom it
paid S6.7iT.US0. an aver ,ge of Sll ii
week. The editor Of the Post prob.
ably thinks that ut least half Of this
should he saved and invested. but If
they could exist on &c u week mud
save 80 it wouId still require over l2S
years to buy one half the stock, anu
Rockefeller or his heirs might adj
v'tnce the price Of it and require III
other century TO he aided. What
gray matter these Philadelphia edit
nrs have.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04
what II President Carries.

Everybody knows that the pockets
OF the average hoy is filed with
strings, fish hooks. fish bolt. BALI.
topr. scrap iron. toad frog etc Hnr
lew. however know what II real pref
dent carries in his pockets. In the
cloth ng II Mr.. Mckinley. taken
from the emergency hospital juat
after the attempt on his life, the fol.
lowing articles were found: 90 g.
IN coin. II silver nugget pocket piece
three small kHives. one battered ruiI..
u wallet containing Sl5 ~ note.
silver shell lead pencil, thee ,h0si
cigars .(uOr the KIND he smUkcsl. Two
slightly cbcwed. an ~open.raced N,,tNa
and gold watch cham.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04
Ia the Teacher. If Nevada.

In pursuance Of the requirements
of Src'Iun Il , II the z iitirai code
0f the State of California, the State
Board Of Education of Cal furuia. at
II meeting hell on Saturday. Srptcm
her II. 1901, recommended that the
Normal schools of Culoradr ILLINOIS,
Indiana, Iowa. KANSAS. Mas~acnu
setts. Michigan. M"ne-uia. Missouri.
New Jersey, New YORK. Rhode
Island, Nevada aud ]isconsur be
accredited ~ being Of cqua! rauK
With the State Normal Schools Of
California. rhc holders Of the high
est grade diploma issued 10y these
Normal Schools may bc granted a
grammar grade r"rtiti at" by COuniy
"r City and Counry Bolrd- of Edu
cation. viii out examination.
Thu notice is puiliehed for the in
formation Of the teachers Of tins
State.
Very rec pectfull! yours.
j. r.. STUBRS.
President StTc University.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04
The E:Iko Bakery.

Henry Mnusrr. Il baker IT many
years experience. has taken charge
Of the Eiko bakery nnd il nrrug it
up IL first class shape. liz IL nov
ready to supply the pcopl" Of EIko
with fresh br, ad every day and with
pies AMI cake A. soon as li4 ar.
~raug"mcni- are competed he will he
able To supply the wants Of the
peOpl" with everything III lis
Ii Ie. FamIiics aud parties will
be accommodated on hort mott e.
The lNDErLHDEHI takes pleasure
III recommending MIR. Muusrr 10 the
people al Elon and vicinity as u man
VIII" thoroughly understands Ils
huslnrss. lie will do III, part toward
supplying the wmnts Of the people IN
his linr. See his al clscw here and
give Inn Il share 81 lOur patronage
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04
rmE nOM.. GOLD CURE.
An Ingenious treatment bN swh'rh
D~runkard- ARE nrine Cured
Daiiy ~ spite 81 rhoin-"IN"s.
Ma SOxinuu Dns-S. NJ" OF
the Nerves. 4 Pleasant Positive
Cure for tho LIq'ur NSbtt.

II is now generally known aud under.
stood tina Drun htnueSs u u uIseuse
.Inu NOT weaku IS. \ buus .iti"u
with pvIsuU, ANA nerves completely
Siu,iicrd 10y periodical ~ constant
use uf Intoxicating liquors. requires
gntiiote capIuiU uf ueutralIz.u s ami
eradicatIuI thus rUlsOn. ami destroy.
the craving tar iDtuIIriints. Suucr
ers mBy nov cure h observes al
home without publicity oT loss al
time from business b! Inls wUuuer
fol HOME GOLD GURE which lla-
been perfected aiIcS man! yea:c oi
close study and treatment Ui me
uriates The faithful USE ac.JrdIpH
Tu dIrecuuus ui tins wonderful dl--
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ter hrw hard "A drnker. Our rec.
nrds show the marvellous ransforma
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WIvts CURE YOUR HUsBAN u.s.!
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and Is so shIllfuiiy devised and IRE
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and pleasant Ia the taste. 81 that II
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with thus priceless remedy, and H.
many more have been cured and
made temperate mrE Toy having the
"CURE. administered by loving
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Drive oul the dI .,.hSc at nnrc tHi fer
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All c"rfvspun icnce strictly con-
hdeGtial.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04
Grand Jurors.

Tho following grand jurors have
been drawn Tor the term OF court be
ginning at lU n. NJ. Friday, Octobt r
ath:
W = Fordham, Thos Short. i
Hone, man. Enoch Cray. J K llnrd.
man, George X Holland, d T. Grf
feb. IL = lrland, T. l. McMshan.
Oscar Graham, Ed Lytton, Juc lien
nen, T. T. rown. ~ Frank, Charlie,
Mitchell, Il Il Brikey, a = Shivelry,
w a Lane, f. Reiuhart. $ T. Quincy.
Walter Kline. \ J. W0mnck. l. WIN
.termantel. Il NJ Gutudgc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04

AZ THE r0URrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
II Court Of tru State OF Scydda, IN and for
the County OF l.lkO.
IS TnE NATTER OF TmE ESTATE or
JASPER HSWWELr. DECEASED. -. No.
ricE TO CWEpIrunS.
Notice Is hereby 'ivcn that tho under.
E'Gu"1 hnyiug been duly appointed CSccu.
;or Of IA" last will and rgtHmHtt of ,Ingunr
HHrTrii. deceased. hy the above entitled
court on TIA" 47th day ~ Sep emit or. igOI.
and having duly qu gitl"d Ms such executor
letters testament rs have been duly Issuc,i
10 him on the 9Th day Of s ptcmbrr, IuI
SuiiC" * further Riyuu that all urrsrug
having claims ~ tiust said estate Of las.
per HiTr"ll. deceased. nru Hereby required
to file the sam. with Ia" roper Vouchers
an anldryii Giincb"d. win the clerk Of
said court within thr - mo tbs from ,hs
date ~ thr ir,t publication Of this notice.
Or they viii DO forever hirr. d.
Dated at Ilko this 25ib day Of September,
1901.
ASnREw i. ithrHEiL.
Executor nf 'hc last viii HnI testament q,
Jasper HirrCll, Deceased.
blEci"" DprS"y. attorneys for Executor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04
wheu He Got Married.

\ bashfLl, Shelby county, Kansas.
Young mau recently got married ana
d few days y ard he deli vereG
himself thu~ly to u friend:
~Ynu cont know how bashful | am.
When | stood up to pet married the,
all giggled, and when the minister
asked me il I'd take this woman t"
he my welded vito | said. Purity
well, t%hankee;" then ne pronounced
us man and wife and sand, What
God has joined together let no man
rip apart l broke down and oh, ii
WAS terrible. But that's nothing to
what's to come. AbOut IL O'Clock
the old man SAID Your room is ut the
head uf the stairs / was so SkeeTI
that when | tried to stand my legr
give way and l fell over the dog and
got hit i'll three places. waited till
everybody WIS i'll bed, then crawlp"
upstairs like a thief. was afraid Ia
20 in. ST. | sat do IN On the stair
and shivered. IT'S no usc.' says l..
What to bc must be So | took
If my clothes III the dark, shut III,
eyes aud made IL break for the door.
crawled III bed and pulled the cover
over my head and laid on the front
ruil. In the morning | pecprd
through my fingers to see il | could
dress aud get out before she woke
up. and hang me Il | wasn't in ben
with the old man and old woman
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04

Tho Sacramento Bee il authority
for the statement that San FranciRcO
Ia by no means over tie trouble with
the bubonic plague. There hive
boon four cases since August 3lst,
tho first OF the four being on tint
date. and the last on September 23i.
or these cases ono wAs ~ II white
caso. and two, including the white
caae, are etill alive at hospitals IN
that city.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04

ES.Stnto Superintendent Of Public
Instruction Pfot. ) YOUNG 10 now IN
vowed ~ twelve different law SUITE
involving ihuueauds Of dollars worth
OF oil lunds.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-10-04

The German mud Enuli h special.
lists wall wit Eiko two days each
H'".rih. Specially: dropsy aud IAN
','s. N Err" Tuesday aud Wrdnos.
lay, Ortohcr 2! and 3 . lice whIIc
ia EIko at the Depot Hotel. =
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-02-23

Anderson, Arvon; Peter Girard,
Baraga, Arthur Boucher, Coving-
ton; Alex. G. Shields, L'Anse;
Joseph Ryan, Spur.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and on motion approved
as read.
Motion of Boucher, supported by
Ryan, that the claims of DR.. Buck
land for 81 $40, and DR.. Desjardins
for 5000, be referred back to be
itemized, was unanimously carried.
Motion of Anderson, supported by
Ryan, that the claim of DR.. Des-
jardins for $40, for care of small
pox cases at Assinins, be rejected,
was unanimously carried.
Resolved, that the chairman and
clerk of this board be authorized to
contract for and make payments on
said contract with Joseph LeDuc, for
driving piles, ETC., as per specifica-
tions aud according to his bid on
file with the clerk, and that the
prosecuting attorney draw up a
suitable contract for same, as per
instructions; be it further
Resolved, that the chairman be
authorized to inspect and be en-
powered to hire some suitable per-
son to have supervision of said work.
Which resolutions were adopted by
the following vote: Yeas-Ander-
son, Girard, Boucher, Shields and
Ryan; nays-none.
Motion of Ryan, supported by
Boucher, that the firm Of Coogan d
Strothenke be allowed and paid two
hundred forty-fve (s245. COY dollars,
that the clerk be authorized TO draw
an order for the same, as balance on
contract and all extras in full Of ac-
count for steam heating plant;
which motion was carried by the
following vote: Yeas-Anderson,
Girard, Boucher, Shields and Ryan;
nays-none.
The following claims we're present.
ed, allowed and ordered paid by
the following vote: Yeas-Anderson,
Girard, Boucher, Shields and Ryan;
nays--none. ~ ssr
Jerry Dault care etc, of Mrs. John Leaf. .&Is 90
Joseph Cheney, burial and care of E. -
williams ........................ 81 90
VIM Henry. inquest on Il. williams. IS -
Chas Hansen, care Alfred Matson, fever. "a 80
W. t. Menge, notifying delinquent tax
payers Observation-Disclosures. so 90
Mason a Vent, sundries for jail ....... ~ SO
Geo. G. Jackman, printing and station'ry 5 rs
Ihling Bros. a Everard. law books. -. II 06
DIR. A. Desjardins, examining p. Peter
son, insane .................... .......... 10 W
DIR. W. X. Stringham, same ............. 800
Z. L. Stone inspecting Jail. 80
Jas. McKercher, Z" $50
J. q. McKernaD, " 500
II. ]. Seifert, (" 800
Fred w. Sch walm," 4" 3 81
John Cosgrove, deputy sheriff fees. 80. =. % 20
Geo. G. Jackman, Justice fees. 10 20
r. Feore, Justice 1fees ...............,..... 20 b
r. Feore, Inquest on Chas. Papin. ...... ~ %
Peter Girard, 4 20
Arthur Boucher, ~ %
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-02-23
supervisors Meeting.

At an adjourned meeting OF the
board Of supervisors for the county
of Daraga, held pursuant to call of
the chairman, in the Office of the
county clerk, in the village of
L'Anse, in said county, on
Tuesday, February 18th, A. ID.
1901, there we're present su-
pervisors from the several
townships as follows: Charles H.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-02-23

Effective same date mileage books
OF the following roads issue will be
accepted by the d., S. S. & A. rail
way, Mineral Range and Hancock &
Calumet railroads in the territory
specified:
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
railway, 1000 mile books, between
all stations in Michigan.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway, 1000 mile books, between
Negaunee and Micbigamme, both
inclusive.
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis g.
Omaha railway, 1000 mile books
(Form E2) and 1000 mile books
(Form D5), between Duluth and
Saxon, both inclusive.
Chicago & Northwestern railway,
1000 mile books, between all stations
in Michigan.
Minneapolis, st. Paul Il Sault Ste.
Marie railway, 1000 mile books
commercially between all stations.
Wisconsin Central railway, 1000
mile books, between all stations in
Michigan.
The present d., S. S. & A. rail-
way family mileage book CONNER
ciaD will be sold under the same
conditions as at present, except that
it will be good for passage only on
the d., S. S. e. A. railway M. r.
and III. & G. roads.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-02-23

Alex. q. shields, =" %
Joseph Ryan, "a
There being no further business
the board adjourned subject to call
of the chairman.
ALEX. G.. SHIELDS Chairman.
G. o. BEEHLER, Clerk.