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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-05-30
Don't Spray Fruit Trees in Bloom.

DOn'T spray Fruir tees IN bIoom1s
Professor Beach recently discussed
before a beekeepeSs' convention the
spraying Of fruit trees when in full
bloom. Generally speaking, his con-
clusion seemed to be that spraying dur
ing blooming time was not only waste
full, but decidedly harmful as well, cut
ting down the supply of fruit to an ex-
tent that, if generally practiced, would
amount to thousands of dollars to the
fruit men all over the state
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-05-30
To Keen Milk Cool.


A correspondent of Hoard's Dairy
man gives a plan for combined ice
house and cooling chamber. The cool
ting chamber is partitioned off in such
a manner that it has ice on top and
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-05-30

An industrious man and a cabbage
manage to get ahead.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-05-30

The best way to kill time is by hard
work.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14
DEPUTY GUARDS
MARTINS HOME.
THREE MEN CLAIM TO OWN
THE FURNITURE.
Dispossess Proceedings Also Com
msnced Against Broker who
Was Expelled from Exchange.

Herbert d. Martin. the young broker
recently expelled from the Consolidated
Stock Exchange. Is having all sorts OF
troubles He has as an unlimited and
undesired guest In his apartments at
No. s5i Seventh avenue n deputy shertn.
who stays there day and night to 500
tina. none ~ the furnishings Is removed
The deputy Is armed with an attach
,n-nt In a sui. brought by Aim! I. Condo.
who alleges that she deposited 1858 with
Martin and has been unable 10 secure
an accounting.
Martin has no, appeared recently at
his apartments. but his brothe. Is there.
The brother claims 10 own an interest
In the furnishings OF the nat. He says
that r. C. whitbrcnd IL also A join;
owner IN the rugs, oil paintings. silver
ware ana other belongings.
J. J. Reilly. the owner OF the building.
has commenced disposscss proceedings
against Martin. alleging non-payment o.
rent. The d!spossess writ is roeurnabi.
Dec &C.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14
MRS. HOWARD GOULD
SETS BUTLER FREE
PLEADS FOR MAN WHOSE AR
REST SHE CAUSED.
Did Not Want Her Former Eha"
ployee to spend Christ.
mas In jats.

Through tho mercy OF Mrs Howhri
Gould. her butler. Eric Hamilton. has
been released from the Long Island Guy
Jail. to which he was sent on he' CUM
plaint for d.sorderly conduct two weeks
ago.
Judge Allen. OF Port Washington. sent
word to Howe Il Himmel to-day that
h. hal decided to act upon Mrs. Gou'ds
plea In behalf OF the butler. forwarded
10 him through them. and had cancelled
Hamilton's bail and ordered his DIS
charge.
Hamilton was dlsorderly at Mrs.
Gould's Port Washington residence two
weeks ago and she caused his arrest.
Judge Allen held him In default OF &'T
bal, TO keep tho peace for a year and
sent him to Jail.
The prospect OF a six-months' stay In
a cell took all the arrogance out OF the
butler. and he wrote pathetic plea 10
hiI former employer,
II touched her heat. and abe wrote to
\. II. Hummcl. directing him In her
name to interccde In behalf Of Hamilton,
she did NOT want the ex-butler to spend
Christmas IN jail.
Mrs. Gould wrote that Hamilton has
three helpless and innocent persons de-
pendent upon him. ard for their sake. II
II could be accomplished. she implorcd
that he be rest ored to liberty.
Hamilton walked out OF jail to-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14

material things.
And your own presentT
that. s because II did i. would be eaSled
70 France and then she would know"
room again and saw the desk. -,
"Ah. there Is desk. said ne.
have spent good many hours ea az I Sess
know. l can deliver Their. IN person"
And your plans. Senator"
Nice a Nice Place.
God willing. ! shall arrive !n Cher
land on Sunday, anyhow. III go at once
to Paris and stay two days-no. guess
I'll stay only one day. think III sioI
Nice as soon as possible. am IRE.
i, is a nice place. Ri see IL can't gei
the pronunciation OF the word changed
TO say liking. :,
and as he spoke he removed his sill
I'VE will look about France nttl.
and leisurely make our way back Il
Paris and then to Cherburg. We ex
pect to leave there Jan. I. arriving !:
New York. u all goes we'll. on Jan. II
Senate ready to vote on the Ship Sub
sidy bill. the reduction OF tariff on Cub
an products on the Hay-Pauncefot'
Treaty and money legislation to rtoi
the charging OF !? per cent. interest,".
what do you think OF me sehle'
II am too oily to answer that
How about the policy raids!
"nIesr your heart, don't know.
am g-o-i.n.r TO be MARRIED"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14
ROBBERS MAKE OFF
WITH LOAD Of FURS
BIG THEFT OCCURRED NEAR
POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
N.u~ Men nj Work In the DlE
Building While the Thicses
Ope rated

Only two and a half blocks from Police
HEADQUARTERS. and the same distance
from the Mercer street station. Is the
Headquarters OF the fur trade. the nine
story building No Grea; Jones street
I,s ground floor Is occupied by an cx-
,,..a company which has men at work
all night. and because Of the hoii'"s
rush several OF the Arms In the nu''d'hs
grc keeping night force on.
And ye, sons time before O'Clock
This morning part OF the stock Of Cham-
hers Bros, who occupy the eighth fbor
Of the building. was stolen.
II was valued at $1,000.
The amount OF plumber taken wou'd
rcs-, at least n truckload. but neither
tho policeman on tho beat, the ne'
tec,Ivcs assigned 10 the district the
Roth Express Company employees no.
the men nj work on other floors hea1o
or noticed anything wrong.
Al 2 o'clock this morning Policeha'
Mcmahon. OF the Mercer street stauoh
in irving doors Che had been on du'S
since midnighD found that the main
door TO the building was open. and.
going through. found tina, the doors oil
the eighth floor had been ''jimmied
and that the shop had been completely
looted. =, o..d =, ,o.,n a,c
Noses Numbers Joseph Chambers sak
To-day that when he locked up ut
O'clock last night men were working or
tho floors above and below. lie cos!!t
make no estimate OF the loss until HI
Two months ago the Empire Pant.
Company, In the same building. wal
robbed in similar manner.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14
ILLNESS CAUSED
BY BROKEN PIPE.
HARTMAN FAMlLY'S HEALTH
ENDANGERED.
Health Department Has Ordered
Repairs to sewer Main
which II Broken.

The cause Of the ill-heaith OF the var.-
Gus members OF the Hartman family.
Of No. 1 East FIfty-nfth street. is cred
tied to a break in the sewer main. and
to-day an excavation will be mad" IN
the stree, with n view OF repairing tho
broken pipe.
The leakage from the broken main,
Mr. Hartman discovered several days
ago. has been centring under the base
mcnt floor OF his residence. and he mott
fed the Sewer Department officials to
remedy the difficulty.
A delay on the part OF the department
TO attend to the matter caused him 10
appeal for relief TO the Water and
Health Departments. with tho r"snl,
that an effort will be made to remedy
the evil.
Mr. Hartman has himself been III for
about ten days. although now recovered.
but his protests to the city departments
did not lose vIgor on that account His
two daughters have also been III be.
cause OF the nuisance.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14
RICH WOMAN
ASHOPL|f TER.
MRS. Hart-Curry' Declares
Morphine Made Her a
KleDtomaniac.
HUSBAND is WEALTHY,
Brooklyn Department Store Owners
Refuse to Prosecute Strange
Prisoner in Court.
HUSBAND is WEALTHY

In Brooklyn department store. a
well-drcssed woman who later gave her
name as Mrs. Hart-Cur-y. was arrested
yesterday afternoon for shoplift!ng. She
wore diamonds worth 1850. and at the
police station made a show OF money
In an endeavor to suppress news OF the
arrest.
To-day when the case was called in
the Adams Street Court. attorneys APP
peared for the woman. and at the re-
quest OF the owners OF the store. tho
case was dismissed by MAGISTRATE Doocy.
There were many quiet ;alksc ~ ihe
corner. and much whispering between
the lawyers and detectives before This
was done.
Store detectives who made the arrest
explained the release NJ The woman by
saying tina; she was really victim "t
drugs. consequently n kleptoman.ac and
not responsible for her acts.
The woman is reported to have said
to the detectives:
All the articles you have charged me
with stealing are worth but trtfe.
will gladly pay for them. My husband
IL wealthy. We live AZ Baldwin. West
chester County. where have any num-
Der OF friends.
MY arrest on such charge means
my social ruin. I; will disgrace my
husband. who Is business man. and
gives me all the money ask for.
entreat you not to press the case.
Il cannot explain why took these
things. can only say l did not tnow
what I was doirs.
II was Ill and doctor prescribed NOR
phine. l go, into the habit OF taking
the drug. This morning before came
TO this store | took morphine. am
under the spell OF the drug now did
not realize that was wroustul!y taking
anything.
In the cour, were friends o. the ac
cused woman. They were also we'll
dressed and people OF means. but de-
cl!ned TO give their names.
One OF these friends said:
she tells the truth She did not
know what she did. II would break her
husbands hear, /. he knew she had
heen arrested
Another OF these friends said the
husband OF the woman owns chain OF
laundrics In towns OF Southern New
York State. On the police b!ottcr the
name OF the prisoner was entered Mrs.
Alice Hcrtscurry. But the woman her
SELF signed a release securing the store
Keepers from prosecution FOR false ar
rest writing Mrs. Har,-Curry," Tn
dcrne.,h ne wrote Mrs. Curry"
The women was mlddlc-agcd, buxom.
rather good looking and dressed neatly
IN rich bu, not flashy clothing.
According to the detectives. the ar
rest was not made until! after two Of
them had watched the woman going
from counter TO counter for two hours.
all the time slyly picking up things and
stuiiing them into shopping bag.
When this bag Was searched the follow
ing articles purloined in the store were
found:
Four pocketbooks. two pairs g: ""H
buttons. two stick pins. one fancy pum-
Ice stone, one seal stamp. one blotter.
ono knife. two key rings one nut crack
or, four iady's ties. one veil! one Their
mometer. one fancy bow. one package
hairp!ns.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14
~. -. :.

- the Detective Bureau in the past
seven months.
Before the new platoon system went
into effect there were In one precinct
forty-scven night posts. Under the new
system In that same precinct there arc
now only twenty-four night posts. In
the day time In tina, precinct now there
are onc-halt more men than there were
before tn. threc-platoon system was In
augu.atcd There was sufficient NUM-
her OF men on pest In the daytime un-
The double number. now. Is a nero
pretext to give snaps" to patrolmeu
who work days.
What is true OF this precinct is truo
In the average OF every other precinct
in the Greater New York. There Is no
Ioub. that the system was innugurated
after corruption fund OF 5000 mad
brcn raised.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14
CAPTAINS
SEEK TO RETIRE.
HOPE TO BE OUT WHEN COL.
PARTRIDGE COMES IN.
yrerdenburE, Thompson. Thomns
and Cannon VIII Ask for Re-
tiremcnt before Jan. !.

Capt. WATSON vREEDENBuRo.
Oak street station.
Capt. WILLIAM THOMPSON. Aad'-
son street station.
Capt. ANDREW J. THOMAS. High
bridge station.
Capt. JAMES CANNON. Mulberry
street station.
Capt. TIMOTHY J. CREEDEN. Kings
bridge.
These nvc police captains have told
their friends they intend applying for
retirement from active duty before tho
first OF the year.
All Of them have soon twenty-five
years active service In tho Police De.
par,mcn, Among their friends they
have made no secret Of the fact that
they are seeking cover. Tao recen.
conviction Of Capt. Diamond. the prompt
suspension Of Capt. Cooncy following tho
arrest OF Policy King Al Adams In hIs
district and tho charges that are being
pressed against Capt. lIcrlIhy. Capt.
Cannon and half a dozen serseants and
wa rdmen have spread terror throughout
the department. With the town hon
oycombed with policy shops and Capt.
Goddard and Frank Moss running
around loose. no captpain can tel! at
what moment his district may be turn
ed inside out
With the example OF Capt. Cooney be-
fore them. this Is not a pleasapt pros
pect for police officials who have lived
for years in a feeling OF absolute secur-
ity.
There arc more captains than the ave
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14
FEW REASONS
Which Ar Rapidly Taking . New cstarri,
Cure Famous.

Which Ar Rapidly nsking . New cstarrt
Cure Famous.
s,usrt's catnrrh Tablets. the new catArrh
cure. has the following advantages over
other cntarrh remedies:
First-Thess tablets contain no cocaine.
morphine or any other injurious drug. and
are as safe and beneficial for children a. for
aduI,a: this 10 an important point when II Is
recalled that many caArrh remedies do con.
tain thcss very Objectionable ingredients.
Ne1t-Deing In tablet form. this remedy
does not deteriorate with age or an expos.
ure TO the air. a. liquid preparations In.
vartably do.
Sext-The tablet form not only preserves
tts medicinal properties. but II Is so !aa
more convenient TO carry and TO use at any
time that II Is only a question OF timo when
The tablet will entirely supersedo liquid
medicines. as Il has already done In the
medical department. OF the United Statss
Army
Sext--So secret Is made OF tho compost.
ton OF S,uart's Cata..h Tablets: they con-
tain tho Sctive principles of eucalyptus
bark, red gum. blood root and tydrAs,in.
all harmless sntiseptics. which. however.
arc death TO catarrhal Herms wherever
found. because they eliminate them from
the blood.
Sex,-You canno, euro entarrh BY local
appii cations TO the nose and throat. because
these 3yp simply local symptoms, and such
treatment cannot possibly reach the real
seat Of catarrhal disease. which IL In tho
L,ood: for this reason. inhalers. douches,
sprays and powders never really cure ca
,arrh. but simply give temporary relief.
which a dose OF plain salt and water will
DC Just as well.
Catarrh must be driven out OF tho system.
out of tho blood. by an internal remedy. DO.
cause An internal remedy is tho only Kind
which can be assim!lated into the blood.
stuarts CataIrh Tablets do this better
than tho old form Of treatment because they
contain every safe specific known to mod
ern science in the anuscp,ic form OF the
disease.
Next-The use OF inhalsrs and spraying
apparatuses. besides being Ineffective and
disappointing. 10 expensive. while q COM
piete treatment Of stuArt's Catarrh Tablets
States and Canada for 20 cents.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14

silks from the Orient. And best OF all.
securely packed away In pink cotton In
the Senator's strong box, was dia-
mond necklace OF twenty-five stones OF
three TO three and a half cara's each
his own gif; TO the bride.
The Senator's stateroom looked like
n section OF the conservatory at Cen
trail Park There were 20 many resss.
so many vioicts banked In |, that he
could scarcely enter.
Accompanied by Friends.
Senator Dcpew arrived at the pier NJ
30 o'clock. He was accompanied by
his niece. Miss Pauiding. and MS
nephew. Mr.. Paulding. and Thomas
Hustled. son OF the old Speaker OF the
House. He had said his Sood-bys TO the
others at his home.
High tide was in. and the massive ship
rose sheer out OF the water. tipping the
SanGplank at an angle OF 60 degrees.
The muddy streets had made the Sen.
a,or's shoes We, and his footing was un-
steady as he climbed up the incline. He
slipped and caught the rail- with his
hand
well WE'LL" said he. THE course OF
true love never did run smoothly ! am
ton old now 20 change the fables OF our
grandfaihcrs."
II suppose you are the hapricSt person
in the word. suggested an Evening
III hone :her In a lady across the sea
who q equally happy. ! have been given
so 20 believe by her letters. was the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14

"Good-by."
Good luck."
God bless you'll"
A barrel OF rice clattered in individual
grains against the broad sides OF the big
ship.
Hundreds o: waving handkerch:e's
formed a great white cloud over the
pier.
thousand. of voices united in n loud.
long cheer.
There on the deck with arms out
stretched. with face never so bright
with sunny smiles. stood Senator
Cnauncey VI. Dcpew this morning. as the
Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse slid on;
slowly and majcst!cally into the bay.
With TWO tons OF rare wedding gifts
snug and ,igh, In the ships hold for
the faIrcst bride on two hcm!spheres.
with the well-wIshes Of counilC IS friends.
with a heart lighter than the spray that
dashed over the Nations greatest diplo-
ma; New York's .avorte son sailed
a way for the shores OF France.
II was "a happy buoyant crowd that
wished Senator Depew bon voyage this
morning as he departed for Nice. where
Sc vii! wed Miss May Palmer. formerly
OF New York. on Dec. -. From
every par, OF the United States the
Senator had been remembered.
Gifts came in from all quarters. There
w.re solid silver services. There were
rare old china tea sets. There we're bits
" bric.a brac that cos, "A fortune. There
we're odd pieces o! jcwelry and costly
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
men VINO "N'i"t
must serve probationary period oei"Fe
they could earl ah'ancen'ch'.
S!oner Murrtv maze max e'hP"a''S ~
rouncemeGt to the members OF the Dc
..,,t,. I,,r,,u whom he was first ap-
pointed I" the once.
From this bureau. he told the de-
,ar,ive. ..r.li seiect The detective ser
bcants'
Murphy has appointed nearly ATTY de-
|,er,ivc-s,r-c.n.s ana not one-n,th OF
." ,"s', 80" 49,. .a,,L, :
mem mas p'en sr'ee'su tio''' ''e
Detective Bureau stan.
r ox.r
ir'eu pe'ec'''es i"Aseo
while Murphy has been iilllng the
purc,u wi,b mis- class n. ,ou,icoi s.lec-
,u' '."" ~" ''''s y. 49,.
IONS. without Fssafn 10 hthcss' "'Sy
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14
DUCHESS WILL NOT COME.
". *. vnndrrbiIrs Daughter Not
to Spend Holidays Here.

a despatch from London quotes the
Duchess Of MARLBOROUGH as saying there
is no truth in the rcpor. that she pro-
poses sailing for America.
This disposes OF the rumor that the
Duches. would spend the holidays mt
Idle Hour. l.. l.. the country home OF
her father, w. X. Vanderbilt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14

inxn the Board Of Health THAI Aiss Emma H.
king las consumption. Ne Will give 500. 70 BE-
used By the Salvation Army 70 feed The psar
Es.s Iass car.. % W. - =. Nsv. 1srk. y.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14
CHRISTMAS BOX STOLEN.
Contained a., and bridget Kane IL
Accused.

Bridget Kane has been arrested In
Williamsburg charged with the theft OF
n Christmas box containing - in pen.
MES for the Hebrew Orphans Home.
Bridget was a servant In the employ
OF Mrs. Clementine Levine. No. :oa Will
loughby avenue. WILLIAMSBURG. who lost
the bog OF pennies. The girl was found
ct No. 1ol1 Myrtle avenue. ...--------
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14

Tho Sunday World 10 read tIa
everybody. Sunday World Wants
reach ell eyes and cover the anains
Geld. -..--- -----.----~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14
r,.u. s7,ooo.ooo cour. building.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l3.--Representa-
tive Mercer. OF Nebraska, to-day intro
duced a bill for 100000 building in
promo Court and tho Department OF
Justiee. .,,--.i.-.--+ :, -.-,.-.-s--..-g
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14
Flowers on Every Side.


As he entered flowers greeted him on
every side. In-ihe centre was case
II had made up my mind not to eat
on the voyage" said the Senator. They
say people who are In love do not cat.
bu, this tpointins to the champnsne)
certainly settles II.
Then as the smile on his face deep.
ened In n laugh. and then-yes. 1t must
he toli-inio a veritablc grin. he said:
III some OF those bottles were open
would drink toast to love and cham;
payne. Don't you know. love ana
champagne are very much the same
They have the same efrervescent into1'-
cation True love. like sparkling cham.
payne can always be told because OF
the little bubbles OF brightness and Joy
business that are constantly coming TO
the surface Even when the sparkle has
entirely gone, the sweetness remains.
Then the Senator held before him tho
last edition OF to-day's Evening Worfi
and he saw the cartoon OF himself sur,
rounded by the hearts and intersEersod
with cupds.
Again he beamed.
.'Mr Powers has done me proud" he
said II am all heart and happiness
within. and outside this d!aphan GUS
covering of love Is just enough Of tho
human being TO permit OF the identifi-
cation OF Chauncey VI. Dcpeu'."
.liow about the two tons OF prcsents?''
asked The Evening World reporter.
II cannot know" said the Senator.
II am too happy to keep count Of
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14
REFORMS THAT NOW
CONFRONT COL. PARTRIDGE.
COL. PARTRIDGE MAY
MAKE THESE REFORMS:

Reorganization OF the Detective nnr"ai.
Abolition OF interests" in police societies
o he "Shoony system.
awa with the three platoon system
which police go 10 ana return from
big fires.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-14

answcr.
When he had gained the heishts OF
the dizzy gangplank Senator Depew
went at once to his staterooms. lie
has two rooms on the port side. FOR
ward. There Is a bedroom. with bath
and a string. room. No. 8.
Alaska forum., 1901-04-25
Alaska Forum, Apr. 9, 1901.
E. c. Austin, from 24 Little Mi
MINES AND MINERS.


  Mnook. andso lnooDA 1A 1o l9o. has boxe SuBscR The eA1akaFo ~  men on washu AA11ssa ali commuu ucaton %
 Ramnar $ pohl;c o,, ,s noe about town that the ed. taking Ne'os ~ ' o+o0 " N" out; ,a, IT
 outn Il rocke frs shouldb ac - ~ ground S' be N1eSSS directly " '"pP'
 0 basis society," and, Mr. Wood Little of all Mnook IT, to wokt nude - - - 0 ~ ~ , ', roo " v7, h,a Chas I speedily 'el on 23 eo w. woods hold Ah
 I}ach' ""~ " A. B who claims 'N N " will for the se all allow work of W delivered for trouble both parties and 24 in agfeeo Jet the matter rest until half time required ''0 ~ n " N ~ O0"'''V| smd
 over 2+i $ decided. 1c1, 1,r, schedule, by the ~ Jon" 1oh ""'e VI A"t N'" ''"'''"'' after oo"' o'e N' N"l'>>' Osbone from and rn,x The will edition Monday. mailing They succeeded in getting | wil to nont prospect the width o their f1ture The "'oe ana 312 " "ck; put beyond o 's ~ ''ne S e>e oo"' Miners M
 the divide Osborne will meets eve improving a , , The Mas which ora informed h n;rer an a if i
Alaska forum., 1901-04-25

E. c. Austin, from 24 Little Min ook IT,, says he has three large dumps out, some of very good pay and some not so good. He is of the opinion that the worst he will get will be two or three thousand for each of his men and himself in the Washup.
 Bob Cicero, 4 below, Little Min ook, says he has got pay gravel sixty feet wide and three feet deeD that will average five cents to the pan. He Is getting ready for ground s!uicing this summer.
 Messrs. Drake and Hatch are in for supplies. They will put i'll the summer on the lower end vf S.ate creek
 Chas. Towle, from Slate creek, was bothered 50 much with water that he was obliged to quit work for the season.
 A. H. and Geo. w. Wood will prospect the bar claim opposite 3 and 24, Little Minook Jr, right limit
 A small SiWas} dog OWne1 by John Duncan ran amuck last week and after biting several other dogs and pups was killed.
 Wanted Good miners, for sum mer work on lays on Big Minook and mouth of Slate creek. Man to take full charge of A b.m. lay men. Apply Mrs. Myers.
 Yukon Order Of P. oneers meets every first Saturday in each nOnth