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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-27

A deal has just been com
pleted at Ishpeming, reports the
Duluth New.Tribune, whereby
the fee Of the Zenith mine at Ely
passes into the hands of the
United States Steel company.
The consideration is not known
but it is a very desirable prop
erty, though the extent Of the
ore deposit is said to be not
great as compared with many
other underground mines Of
northern Minnesota. The prin-
cipal owner OF the fee of this
property were S. S. Curry, OF
Ironwood, and Robert B. White.
side, of Duluth. Outside OF this
interest the fee was vested large
ly in the Harvey Iron company,
composed principally of Michi-
gau men, including Mr.. Curry.
The United States Steel com
pany controlled the Zenith mine
through its Oliver Iron Mining
company, which obtained a lease
OF the property about two years
ago. 1t is said also that the
Oliver company owned a one.
tenth interest in the fee of the
property. The terms of the
Oliver lease were a 20.cent roy
atty and a minimum output OF
so, 900 tons year.
The action Of the United States
Steel company in purchasing the
fee OF the Zenith mine occasions
some speculation as to whether
it denotes a policy or whether
the company has taken it for
some particular reasons. The
Oliver Iron Mining company,
long before il went into the steel
corporation. sought to buy the
fee of the Zenith, but terms
could not be agreed upon and
the deal was abandoned. The
United States Steel company
controls all the mines on the
Vermillion range, but the Zenith
is the only one there to which il
owns the fee.
The Zenith mine has shipped
a total of 2ss, 1873 gross tons.
The shipments we're 1898 in
1899 and 1859 in 1900.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-27

pany to sell its ore. The stock
piles at the mine contain about
65, 900 tons, and the Management
did not deem it wise to add
further to these piles while the
prospect of selling its product
remained SO uncertain, owing
largely to the strike in the steel
mills of the country. A small
shipment of about two thousand
tons to the furnace at Mayville,
Wis, completing a contract
made last year, constitutes the
shipments from the Palms to
date for the present season.
The pumps have been lifted, and
water is now filing the lower
levels of the mine.
Gen. Supt. ]. r. Thompson
of the Dunn Mining Co., in.
formed the News. Record yester-
terday that the Palms would be
further operated as soon as the
stockpiles were sold and shipped
but he was unable to state when
that would be. He said that the
rumor that, the company had
surrendered the lease OF the
property on account of the poor
showing OF ore in its levels, was
without foundation. Further ex'
ploration of the property will be
carried on when the company
sells its ore and there is an i'm
provement in the iron market
The closing of the mine will be
seriously felt at Bessemer.-
News Record.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-27
W w-eo5--toy- Vv- 70 IS " o "a y
FROM THE MINES
3. w. Hopkins Promoted.

Edward w. Hopkins, assistant
SUPERINTENDENT of the Common
wealth mines, has been APP
pointed general superintendent,
succeeding Otto G. Davidson,
who recently resigned to accept
a similar position with the u. ).
Steel combine. Supt. Hopkins
will have full charge of Oglebay,
Norton & Co.'s Commonwealth
Iron Coz Commonwealth group
of mines, the Bristol mine at
Crystal Falls and the Beaufort
mine at Michigamme. He has
been in the employ of this com.
pany for the past twelve years,
starting in 1889 as bookkeeper
and cashier. About two and o
half years ago he was made
assistant superintendent of the
company's Commonwealth group
of mines, a place he has filled to
the perfect satisfaction OF his
employers, which is attested by
his selection to the more import.
ant and responsible position OF
superintendent. Supt. Hopkins
personally very popular with
1.-THE company's local employees
as well as the people in general
aud his rapid advancement in his
chosen avocatiop exclusively
demonstrates his ability as a
mining man. The Mining News
not only congratulates Mr.. Hop
kins upon HE deserved promo
ton, but also feels like extend
Ing similar congratulations to
oglsbay. Norton d Co. in secur.
Ing so worthy q successor VI
d kapt. o. G. Davidson. Mr.. Hop
kins - g years OF aye and .
native OF Wisconsin, having beer
bora, raised and educated In
Outa9apis sopsty. he was
married about ten years ago e
Miss Lily Appleton, Of Appleton,
Wis. Mr.. Hopkins and family
have. moved into the superln.
tendsnt's residence, one of the
largest and handsomest dwelling
houses in Florence county
Mining News.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-27

Copper production in the
United States in June again
showed q slight decrease nom
last ears total. For the half
year ending June p0th ne total
production, ~ reported by the
companies 70 Mr.. John Stanton.
their statisticsn, was 1ss, Sof
long tons. This is less than the
outpu, reported for the firE hall
of last year, bat only by LIS
TONS. or 90 per cent. The pro
duction has been practically
stationary. u would have
showed o larger decrease had IL
not been for an increase in Che
output from some of the newer
mines and from ores which are
smelted for their precious metal
values chieny.
While production has shown
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-27

The Palms nine a. Bessemer,
which has been operated by he
Dunn Mining CO., for Sssral
years, was closed down Thsrs'
day night. One hundred ans
seventy.five mep are laid of in
consequence Of the suspension
OF operations 81 this property,
about fifty Of whom will be given
places at the Anvil mine, oper-
nted by the same company.
The closing of the Palms is
due TO the inability Of the com.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-27

The immediate market effects
Of the steel strike are activity
in certain lines of finished mat
erial which buyers Judge will
soon be in shorter supply, and
quiteness in raw material, due TO
the belief that stocks of pig iron
and of unfinished steel will ac-
cumulate. The strike itself, as
detailed elsewhere, has shown
no new phase Of Importance, and
the indications point to waiting
situation until the hot months
are over. Opinion in the trade
leans to the view that as pro
duction in the mills of three
companies will be cut down
about 125, 900 tons a month
while the strike lasts, there is a
probability of a sufficient ac-
emulation Of pig iron to cause
lower prices in that commodity
In the Chicago district the strike
of the molders has been an ad-
ditional factor OF depression.
Pig iron shipments have been
reduced in consequence, and
new buying of foundry iron by
Chicago consumers practically
suspended. Another influence
upon Western sentiment is the
continued drought in the corn
belt Though prospects in some
sections have been improved in
the week, there has been no re-
lief in others. and while the eff
fects of short crops arc slow in
reaching the iron trade, just as
months are required for good
crops TO increase the tonnage of
foundries and rolling mills,
buyers who must base their
decisions on the conditions OF
1902 are not. making any hasty
moves under present conditions.
AS TO the duration OF the steel
strike prophecy is only good
guessing thus far. Six or eight
week may be required to tire the
strikers OF idleness. Bst moan
time IL the sympathy strike
should be resorted to the situa-
ton would be further com
plicstsd. In the materials i'm
rAeaiately Affected by the strike
there has been no feverishness,
and the market is devoid of sx-
citsnsnt. Iron Trade Review.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-27
t@v LoN Rates EIcsrsios Tickets
60 the Pan-Amerioan Exposition,
Buffalo, Y, ",

Vic the NORTHWESTERN Line are sold
daily with favorable return hknits.
trains OF ali lines TO Buffalo. For iur-
Their particulars, apply TO agents. An
illustrated booklet will b. mailed. on
receipt OF two cents postage by w. Il.
Kniskern, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, chicago.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-29
Iawal Notics.

ia the matter ss the appi,cs',os NJ the
beard cf coussy commissioners ~ Bcavsr
e"uniy. Ohiah"sa rrltory. 10 issus ssnds 10
refund the 'A,standlns bonded iuueb, edness
sf ssid county.
Notice 10 hereby sivsn the, ., sept Il, A. d.
fso' a. o'c'sck. Q. m. the board ~ r''un'y
commissioners viii. In compl snes With tho
'ouditisns Of the Get a. the legal tive ssssm.
bly, ~ ihstcrrtor OF Osiahoina, entitsd AN
act 70 authsrise the tsrritsry Of Okishoms.
ssustIss. titles. musicipai c,rpora ious, hoard
Of edues Ion Of sny city and sch'.ei districts.
toissue so1ds 10 faymsnt Of outstanding
vairsnt isdebtsdnsss. aprrsYcd March. eth.
iso0 ~ amended by article . Of chapter OF
the s-ssior laws OF the territory Of OkiMhesH
Of the year 1897" 20 before tn, AiAitict court
Of beavsr county and there make q showing
End ssh the court ~ hear and dstermiss tn.
srnouut Of the mafursd onts,apdinu bonded
Indebtedness Of ssid county which 10 subJ~c,
bonds TO he issued IN payment 80 and 10 re.
fund and retire said bosds now Outstanding.
The amount Of outstanding n,atured bonds
"a ~ rsfu, dsd - sscsri sined BY tho b.ri oi
county commissioners and for which the
court vii 10 asked to sisn rfuuding bonds,
10 thirty.ons Thousand del srs.
All p. rssns Interested are hereby nosined 20
bs present At sid time and place wheu said
proof is mrde.
1T. pu.LAp.
Chsirmns board tf county commissi' nsrs.
Au.N:
&c. rRAcY.
(o,Asv cleet
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-29
COIN.

The weather IL pleasant. The crops
are growing 6u-. The eraAs 10 .,
green o. in the Spring Of the year.
We had another fine rain last week.
Mr., Whitaker il quito busy in hi.
peaches. Drying and caooirg.
George I.oncmors bsa been quite
sick bst is better st this writing.
Mrs. Ormal Bender and children Who
live near Beaver wss the susst Of Mr..
Whitaker and family one night last
wesk.
Mrs George L-ngmors is st her "a
ther's canning pssehes this week.
Miss Anna whitaker 10 down .,
Custer cooking for her bsothsr George
while he is making bay.
Mr.. whitsker hss great many vis-
i,ors While u. peaches are ripe.
We eli sympashiss w'th Mn. Johr
Fog 10 her grief over the death Of bel
mother
Neal Fog 10 st,e,dine the reunion .,
Dodge City.
john Bs,emsn and wife were ore
m the Beaver At Mr. Bsebc last Sun
day sftsr tame grapes.
juno JR.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-29
Legal Notice.

Notice of cali ff payment ot outstsndirg
bonds of Bsnvcr county. oklahoma territory.
T" whsm II may concern:
Nsttce is h'rehy given ihst the bsard Of
county commissioners Of HEAVIER county Okin.
homa territory. have deemed II % the hest In.
'srcsts of the county 10 exercise tho option oi
paying their outstanding bonded indebted.
ness and hereby give notice that they will
on the nth day Of September. A. u. Ipct. have
funds at the western National Bank In the
city oi New York. N. ". 10 ply IN both prin-
cipsl and interest on all outstanding Jrdg.
msnt fnnding bonds dated September IL. I9O0,
upon presentation and surrender thereof;
and will aiss pay OF both principal G.d in-
tcrest upon the pre,entHtion Of all fusdins
boaas of said eouRty dated May u iss? series
A and due May u Ito: ~ the Valley National
Bank In the city Of les Moinss. Iowa. as per
the ondition Of snid bond; and will siss pay
"a both principal and int. resi- upsn presenta-
tion sf all funding bonds Of snid county dated
May. 10. 1888 snd due May 10. loos. st the
Hanover National Hank in the city of New
York. N. Y. ss per ih. oondiiios Of SAID bond
And that interest will cease ON the said bonds
frsin the srid septs mbsr ~ ioOi,
JTp pvS1hp.
Chairman hoard county commisssnsrs.
Y. q. TRAcv.
County Clerk.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-29
CONTEST EoTICR

Department of the Interior.
U. $. Land Once, woodward. q. T, AuR. Ia 100,
su6eisst contest Rffidavit hAviuR b,sn
dlsd in this oIhoe BY james .. Lowell. contest.
ant sssinst homestead entry No. SO made
June IS. isss fer the 90 X section Q, t"x nship
n. range 20 r., by Aaron nrysa, eont..tss IN
which II 10 alleged that the said A,ron Iryss,
has Wholly abandoned said trsot Of land for
more thas SIX months next prior In the sxpi
rattsn % hvs years from date OF sp,ry, Tint
said default has nos been cured before the Al
Ing 81 this esntest; and has sever established
rssidsuce thereon. that said land 10 not sci.
Tied upen improved cultivated By the sa.d
Aarsa Bryant 10 required BY Law; tl;st ne has
net made ansi psosf within the time required
By Law, that bis abandoumeut OF the land N
nes due 10 the fact Of bic smpIsymsat In the
military os naval service Of the United ststcs
10 tine sf vsris asy capscity, sul the con.
sss'sns ssks 70 10 allowed 10 prove said allie
Sstious; therefore said parties ere hsyeby ne.
ttosd 10 appear respoud aud oHsr evidence
touehins ssi1 allegation n 10 ocioch a. a. IN
ssptsubsr % 'sos before the Register and Re
cslvsr st the U. q. Land ofecs IN Woodvsrt.
woodward csusty. o. T.
The said eoatsstant having. In . propsr m.
odsvis nie6 AuS. ~ iseI. sss sosth fact,
we,s6 shew that II Or 4 ,c diligence , ersou.l
s~svses ~ this notice csa not BE- nsd.. 1, \.
hssssy ordered and alwstsd thas suoh ,e,ios
y sevsn b due sna proper publ ss,isu.
D. .. HrAtYr Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-29

We have received word Of q most remark.
sbae Oder which is to Be made to women BY
The Dsiiseator, Of New York.
Taking the fact that next year begins .
acv century, The DsliRsator ofTers 10 d,str,.
butte 81, 500 among 1901 women. The plan
is % cieverly arranged that . woman living in
. small town or village, has just - good .
chance TO win one Of t,ess 1901 prizes ss .
woman living in . city-bscause the priEes
are given for the number OF subscriptions
secured 10 . town In proportion 70 the popu.
lation Of ths. town, instead Of bcing given
simply 10 those who send the largest list Of
subsczibsn-which, Of course, ere most easily
obtained in big cities Another clever feature
d the plan iS that oil the cities and towns Of
hs United Statos and Canada have been a.
ranged In ssven classes. The cities Of the
srestsst population are grouped in Glass l..
and - these cities are not very many. the
prizes offered arc twenty.eigh,: tho high.
est prise bsing $500, and the lowest Ss.0
The total amount Of prizes given away in this
clsas 10 81 900. Tho remaining smaller towrs
and villages fall into six other classes, and -
Tho number OF towns In class increases. bc.
cause, OF course, there arc more ANAL towns
than large oncs, the amount OF prizes given
away 70 class increases, 40 that In Class I,
there will b $1,000 distributed among COL
winners.
furthermore, to everyone who fails to win
sos Of the 1901 prisoa ,hsrs viii! DO psid m
extra commission on snbscriptioas, provided
they equal one out OF every two hundred in.
hahisaass Of tho town from which tho con.
tssAnt ssnds tiem.
Tha 70 altogether . very liberal offer, and
o0a Wb,eh tha fsu,nt,s nil D~l,u. .n,,.. 4. 81. oii
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-29

1svis Green. son ~ J. q. Green Re-
tu,ssi frpn eollers lsss ssek. Ne
hes b~ss In ssssodsscs st the Hprine-
Geld Normsl Zoe sLoss . year q Spring.
6sld. Mo.
II 10 one Of the peculiar chsrsc,s sris-
tics Of the Amsricsu man N let go
when he ha, the "blu-s.' IL seems ~
though he cant stand rrverres 10 any
~ss. Nov L. . bad time for W. oil 10
beaver county. Bat lets hold on and
sec if the ou'c"mc is not brighter for
us 2 g.uorally srcakins than ever before
Don't sell unless yon hare to, for We
hsve seen better aud also worss timer.
The picnic or llsckbsrv was . 'uc.
ces.. The crowd wss ANAL bot every.
ons seemed to enjoy himsslf.
Mira. Maggie Reas purchsssd ten
hend Of cows from l. Palmer one dsy
last w.ek. the price paid being $50 per
head
Mrs O,is De Bois and baby were
throws fron = buggy BY an moon.
,rolsLle team at tho IIsckberry rirnio
We have not heard the particulars bu,
hupe II IL m, hing serious
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-29
GATE.
J N Bo JR.

Aud .,;,, The, .ou. a.. .ov.,.d
v.oo,, c,.,cea ,.., ,h. ,;na mil, I,
Wyatt Brothers pasture one Day ,bi,
week
Walter Simon. h.. b.en vor,inv I,
few day. for r. W. Hubbard.
SP Kcrus and family. Grsudm,
Kerns sud Mrs Mable hartley. lef, last
sunday ." attend the Old Soldiers tie.
1"" - D'"fe o''
" "'' '" ''""" e"J"''o '"'
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Notice OF Special rlec4,on

oo VI cpoSiai Hiecbion.
Noucs - noreoy gwen 'na' pursuant TO an
'rue' VI '"r oo''u VI c""h'y commiss'oners
VI pe.ve' oo"n.y' ok"h'nia' haie 1t their
'ep"s' 'rhs'o" w '"y' i9"i'
oh s"turu"y' mc 7fh day 81 september. A.
y. 1901 ~ the several rillnr l'ca ~ range
"'s'fic" h"mocreu ~ 20. - anu % OF bcsv.r
c-n"ty' ok,hons icffitory.
orHiAL hLE' TiON
wilt nc h. ID nj which time snd plnce the soi-
lowing question viii be submitted to the
electors sisA disir.ets.viz;
SLslI Stock DO Ras,raIncd frcm Run,
Ming nj i.srve,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-29
NYK
CoNTINuED.

Mis-, Grace D.nks msde trip t.
0sst weSassd.y. Myrtle Nuckol'
aud hss sisser ORAL sccompssied her
hcns aud stayed until sf,sr the sup
b<s.
Harley Butler u ou the river ,Li,
week.
Miss Aida Thonpsos Of Crook, d
creek has be-u visiting the Misses
Dsnks' this vssk.
NJ. Dick made . business trip to
ussds Aosdsy.
Mr.. and M,s. viii Disksrson wen,
10 the Ar,esisn ccustry Msodsy.
Ns,tie D.rrougb l~h for her home
u Alkn. K.usa,. Moaday.
Holhis Danta took load Of melons
b Meade last week.
Dividisg this district seems to be
the topic Of csuvsrsAiioo.
Niasss Msude and Toy Dsuks leave
Nr Ewpsns soou to begin school
WORT.
Ira 6so,t visited 90 the river Sunday
Miss Mania Spurgsos |. op the si, /
s~s sk.s -
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-29
plsTRlCr NuMpER o2.

Grandms Ccffey who was visiting .,
her daughters ON the Cimarrop Is home
aeaiu and has moved iu her new
honsc.
Mrs " P Evans was up TO s-e Mn.
Gardner las, Week.
Grandma Coffsy wss ., " p Evans
Sunday.
Hosa Lamsster w's ve'y rick the past
week. Dr.. MunseIl Vas ou, to zee her.
She Is some better at present.
Isurs Bender aud Bessie Judy was
at Mr.. llogsc.. Sunday night.
Mr.. Evans took rome 6ne fuit 10
Beaver this week.
Mrs. Allen wss st Mr.. Lamsster's
last week helping ~i'h the work.
A NEW WRiTHR
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-29
Land Office y, Woodward. u. 7
lnlS Ia lnHl

Notice Is hereby gwen that the following
named settler hus filed notice of his intsu-
'ion TO mako hnai proof In support Of his
claim and that said proof will he ms,s be-
fore the Register and Receiver. Of th/U y.
Land Office =, Woodward. o. I. oS sspt o
1901. viz;
1hadicus =. Smith. II A Ne 4,os for the
h NV y and ! sw u See az Tp. 4 ~. r % &c
NJ
He na'ncs the following Witnesses n prove
his continuous residence upon, and cuitlva
ton Of said land, viz;
John r. over. Mrs. JOIN y. Over. John
Graves. and W. II. PITTS Hli OF Cline. D. +.
ID. HEALY. Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-29
GRAND VALLEY.

T. H.. Hall vill bring 10 Abeut 500
sstsls tvea woodward county before
lssg 70 visser At tie nsshss raseh.
Lssupsos Brothers Of ehsds bss
SlBsssi ~ hay and range bslossiss b.
= nsGhss ssd ere noe % vesk pat
- - ~ ~.
DseIss ~ ve~ss ssias bay ' plae.
q : ~ ~ psss<s . sess Bat
~ ~ ssslosk , tsiahsss end u oil
sseraw ~ haH sss " are.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-29

n. nsats y. Hou,. runs ihs lstsst I'm
p Svsi sa,ipmsnt that 10 known. on its re .
sssss rrains.
eayos riat.sss . IN all poinis. and Reg
Osgs CA-eksi ~ desfir stins.
rs rwsss. rate. u .ss tables. cr snv s'her
ussrmasio0. sprfy W the us~ersisnrd. ~ to
w. S,sch. q. p. q r. A.. ropsts. Ksnsas.
X. Z JAnss. Ae.ut.
Eugiswood. Kansas.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-29
CONSOLIDATED.

Land Offico ~ Woodward, q. T.
Julyi' 1901.
Notice IL hereby given that the foilowIns
nsmcd settlers hsve fiied notice OF their intcn.
tion 10 make nnai prDf In support oi their
claims and that said proof will be male be.
fore ths Register and Receiver Of tho u. =.
Land Ofiico st woodward, q. L., on SEPT. 9Th
iDoi vix,
Lulu q. Nudge VI A No. .4ss for the VIZ NV
u Sec. a. ana v ne X sec. 70 r.s n. n. %
ECM.
She names the following witnesscs, BF
hePhsrson. Cecil W Eoels Mrs. I n Iiewtus,
and Y Hswius all OF Ensiewood. Kansas.
Cecil W. Neei II A No s&os for the ss Y Sec.
3 7. 81. r % keM.
Ne ssrnes The following witsesses.
BIZ NcPhsrson, Lulu u sdre. Mrs.. I N Hsv-
ins and n Hswins eli Of Ensiswssd. Kansas.
- d. HEALy, nsSlsssss
vissi Publishsd s-I isos.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-29
LOCKWOOD.

The late crops 10 THE locality are
hs'diag eat Zee viii shs help sf . iit-
" sa's ssessiosslly..
OAsis Pisis Il El.vood vss ss The
\ II the e0tt.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-29
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

MODERN wO0DMEN or AMERICA.
CAMP No. TBS. meets the 6r1t and
bird Saturday nigh, Of sach month In the
'v,h'nn hall. Visiting Neishbors always
weloo~s,
Will Quiss. v. g.
y e. TsACY. Clerk.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-29
COUNTY News IN LETTERS.
Tho Herald's Budget OF Communi-
cations From Regular Corro-
epondents.
Many Interesting ltome Regarding the
Principal Events Of tho Week In Va
yious Ncishoorhoods.
CUSTER.

We Was favored with ano,hsr nice
ysin Wednesday. TLings 10 nice and
Erees now.
Msssrs. White snd Shereod Of Ten
resses ~ss ,isi,ins c W Ault Of Gus
ter.
Mr.. Oliver Of Colorado Is vi.i,iag
his brother A. +. Oliver OF this place.
Birdsall. Tyler and Oliver rounded
sp ssd branded Mosday.
OJTyler b. returned from the
pew eoun,rY.
Dr. Miller reports Gny mon booming.
All Barrett sed B w Evans ship.
ped sos,e cattle frs~ Higgios last
week.
We have lot Of new com Z. 10 hi,
part Of the couu'ry.
Cbssies Py'e oil May wss 20 the XII
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honor. "the thing stands plainly re-
yealed. The lady has evidently failed
to retain her attorneys"
Your honor is mind reader this
morning" soliloquized Cheerful Char
lie."
And most Of the time" remarked
the magistrate.
Other cases disposed Of were:
All Hoe. All Choy. gambling. MOLE
pressed; All Tim, che ia, $50 and costs:
Harano. soliciting. nolle pressed; sAh
Chez, che ia, SIS and costs; Kiki, as
sault and battery on Jackson, May
18th: w. CAVITY, ARRAY, reprimanded
and discharged; A. Anderson, ARRAY.
bail forfeited; Azamuna, selling liquor.
500 and costs; Tama. selling liquor.
May 14th; eighteen Chinese, gambling,
SO and costs; All Tim, All Chin, ARRAY,
reprimanded and discharged; Manuel
de Souza. profanity. bail forfeited; He
rano, disorderly house. May 18th.