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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-17
CITY News.


Falls.
W. W. Bellville is reported as much
better today.
Mrs. Anna Osborne left this morn
ing for Manchester, N. Fl.
The Knights OF Pythias will have
new sugar tomorrow evening at their
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Cave and Mrs.
A. j. Cave are in Waterbury today at
tending funeral.
L. E. Wiley has gone to Lebanon,
N. H., where ne was called by the
sickness and death Of relatives
The regular meeting of Granite
Royal Arch Chapter will be held on
Tuesday evening, March IS, at 7
O'Clock.
Mrs. E. M. Tayntor is in Stowe to.
day to visit Mrs. Polly Lamb Keith,
native of tbs city, who is celebrating
her s5th birthday today.
Mrs. Alfred Lebourveau left this
morning for Morrisville for visit.
Her friend, Miss DENIS Town, who
has been visiting her, returned with
her.
The public are cordially invited to
attend the musical and recital this
evening at Goddard Seminary by the
pupils Of the vocal, instrumental and
elocution departments.
A special meeting Of the Barre Re.
tail Merchants Association is being
held this afternoon, Report says that
it is called to discuss the question of
damage from the flood.
D. j. Boyce returned this morning
from visit at Concord, N. H., and
also at Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. E o. Holmes spent
Sunday in Northfeld.
Astoday is St. Patrick day spe.
cial mass was celebrated at St. Moni.
cas- church this morning. The at
tendance was large and the church
was we'll filed.
Mrs. G. Steele's mother. Mrs. w.
F. Dunsmore, died Sunday at her
home in Northtield. Funeral Tuesday
at o'clock. Mrs. Steele is unable to
attend the funeral on account Of i'll,
ness.
Some 80 OF the friends of James La.
mont gave him surprise party Satur.
day evening at the home of William
Raeside, 80 Branch street. During
the evening Tom Brock, In behalf Of
the company, presented Mr.. Lamont
with fine gold mounted briar pipe.
Songs were sung by Alex Glennie,
VIM. Jopp, Robert Brock and Jack
Birch. a. Mitchell, the human pin.
cushion, gave sleight OF hand per-
formance with cards and general mu.
sic was furnished by Geo. Patterson
and Alick Ogsdon.
The fourth parlor musicale will be
given Thursday evening, March goth,
instead Of Wednesday evening, as an
nounced, and at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. W. Averlll. This change was
made necessary on account of illness
in Mrs. Shepard S family. The com.
mittee is anxious that the elegant
and spacious home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Averill may be filed, as it is the sec.
ond time through their kindness, the
committee has the privilege of open.
ing its doors to the patrons of the
parlor musicales. Program in We'd
nesdag and Thursdays papers. Tick
cts at the drug stores.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-17
WILLIAMSTOWN.

A class in light gymnastics is being
organized under the direction CT Mrs.
VIM. J. Tindall. The Delsarte, the
German and the Swedish systems will
be taught. The prospective members
and all others Interested are request.
ed to meet at the residence Of Mrs.
Tindall Wednesday afternoon or even.
ing, as will best suit convenience, to
discuss the final arrangements.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-17
BANxPuPr CASES
(Special to TrLrnRAMl

Montpelier, March II. = The hnal
meetings In the bankrupt cases Of
Thomas Ness and Edward Purvie, both
OF Barre, were held today and bank.
rupts discharged. No objections were
1led to the discharge of Edward Hills
and Angus Morancy. -
Ihe 1rst meeting OF the creditors
In the case Of Hulda A. Whitehill was
held this morning.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-17
THE WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight. Tuesday colder;
fresh westerly winds.
4 Deposit In a Bank

with book Of certified checks Of a
stated amount, every three months,
good when signed by you, inexhausti-
bile during your lifetime, paying twice
or more times as much as any other
safe investment. How does that
strike you? That's au Annuity.
National Life Insurance Co. Of Yer
m ont (MutuaD ORGANIZED in 1850
S. s. Ballard, General Agent, N. B
Ballard, Local Agent, Rooms 2 and 3
Miles Block, Ba, re. Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-17
SOUTH BARRE.

Let every one remember the service
at the M. Il. chapel tonight. We
will aot announce the subject, but
everyone should hear it. Please come.
Mr. Wallser's chalk pictures bring
the subject very clearly to the minds
of the people and all come, listen with
interest and profit. Special music to-
night. hour 7.30 p. m.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-17
--latest Edition.

THE TELEGRAM H As A PROVEN
PAID CIRCULATION MORE THAN
TWICE THAT OF ANY OTHER
PAPER PUBLISHED IN BARRE.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-17
RAILROAD WASHED OUT
Especial to Telegram.

Especial to Telegram.)
East Montpelier, March 17.-One
length of track on the M. s. w. near
here was washed out this morning and
passengers are obliged to walk by the
breek for the present.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-17

Wanted "A few low and medium
priced farms customers waiting
Anyone having such to sell or ex'
hange please call on address F. B.
Cate Real Estate Agent, Room 4,
Bolster Block, Barre, Vt. l3d
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-17

sSW or washings by the
day or at home. Inquire Mrs. Abram
Badger, No 16 First St, No. Barre.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-05-15
Establish a Base Line.

Building operations are now about to begin, and there will no doubt be large amount done this season. Lots have been sold with out any definite knowledge as to the exact boundary line. so that any one about to build runs a chance of getting the structure over on to the street or on his ncighbors prop erty. The proper survey of lot cannot be maefe as we have no exact points from which to start a survey of any part of the town. This evil can be remedied bv the town council authorizing the es- tablishment of base lime that will do for all time, and from which any measurement may be taken in the future.
 Surveyor Adams volunteers to lay out this very necessary line, provided the council will authorize him to do the work, and supply him with the help needed, which they should do without delay.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-05-15
Valdez Proverbs.

The foolish man blowcth in his coin at Faro. and the seductive Stud Poker. And he wasteth away his substance in strong drink.
 Verify it leadcth him to partake of his meals at free lunch counters, and rest his aching limbs on the soft side of d hoarl
 His days will he few and full of trouble.
 But the wise man bctakcth him. self to Richards. and he invests his iucre m groceries at cost price. And he buyeth from Richards warm clothing and hiyu soft bed and dreameth of railroads and cor ner lots. and his riches doth in- crease and multiply. Yea his raj mcnt is of purple and fine linen, and he fareth sumptuou>ly from day to day.
 Verify he becometh d great man, aud a power in the land.
 His days can be numbered only as the sands of the sea.
 SELAH.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-05-15
Location Records.

The following information in re- gard to mineral locations. transfers, etc in the Valdez Recording Pre- cinct Is as furnished by the Valdez Abstract & Title Co.
 MINING LOCATIONS. M. V. Edwards 20a Scurvv gulch
 TOWN LOCATIONS. Adam Swan. parcel of tide land foot Keystone avenue.
 J. Snyder. parcel tide land foot Keystone avenue.
 J. Martin. right of way foot Gla- cier avenue.
 B. Peterson to Eva Willard i int qtz claims on Strclna and Gooska- lima rivers, $l
 Peter Steinmetz to F.. G. Ames. } int in Lone Star qtz claim. $150 C. Debney to W:Gollin. und int westerly } lot 1 blk $l
 LEASE.
 w. Collin to James Fish. W l lot 1 blk for consideration.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-05-15
Born.

On April l1th, at Taral, two bouncing boys. The mother, Klutch- man Goodletaw is doing well, and Goodletaw himself is going around with smile on his mug and fish bone between his teeth, as happy as it is possible for a Siwash to be when the salmon are not running.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-05-15
Sound Ferry Will Soon Start.

The Prince William Sound Navigation and Trading Co.'S steamer ..J. Perry isexpectcd back from Orca about the 22nd. The To- cal inspectors of hulls and boilers are expected on the Bertha, and as soon as the Perry is inspected she will be put upon the run between Valdez, Ft. Liscum. Ellamar. Land lock Bay, Orca, Evak, Nuchek, Latouche, Chenega and Knights is- land. Passengers and freight will be carried to any point along the route. The fare between Valdez and Ft. Liscum will be 25 cents. Between Valdez and Ellamar g.. and between Valdez and Orca Eyak or Latouche $6. Small boats will be lowed for 10 cents mile for each person therein, but the mini mum charge will e$1. It is hoped and expected to make the first trip on the 26th inst. Orders will be taken for all kinds of merchandise and it will be the aim and object of the company to develop the re-  sources of the Sound by affording sure and regular transportation to the Gate City and metropolis of this section of Alaska, Valdez.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-05-15
Presented to the Moose.

The Moose lodge of this place has been presented with pair of moose horns, together with the cape, by Mrs Fred Smith of Sunrise. Mrs. Smith has visited here number of times and is acquainted with a num- Der of the members of the lodge and has known of the order for some time. The horns are very beau- tiful pair, measuring B inches across and while not as large d < some sets yet are so perfect and of such nice proportions that when mounted they will be quite beauti- ful and valuable. They will be sent to a taxidermist and will be mount ed and then placed over the stand of the Ruling Spirit.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-05-15
A FEW NEWS NUGGETS.
W, c. Stull, Graduate Optician.

Alaska Strawberries 4c per lb. at Richards.
 Cameras for rent or sale at Val dez Pharmacy.
 Hay and oats for sale at Blix's store, Copper Center.
 For Sale-Good pack horses. Ap- ply at telegraph office.
 Mrs. A. l.. Levy gave an infor- maj afternoon tea at her home Friday.
 The Chamber of Commerce will meet at the Moose hall tomorrow evening.
 Bromide of Quinine Capsules cure cold in one day, at Valdez Pharmacy.
 The PRosPECToR will be on sale at Hammond's store on Slate creek all summer.
 Richards hiyu soft beds guaran- teed to make you dream of railroads and corner lots.
 There will be some important business to come before the Moose tonight. Everyone be there.
 Kramer and Johnson have sold half interest in their claims on Knights island for 300 dollars.
 If you have anything for sale or trade list it with the Copper River Mining, Trading & Development Co.
 If you are tired of using poor flour, leave your order for sack of Holly. Money refunded if you are not pleased.
 The steamer l.. J. Perry left yes terday for Orca. where she will go on the ways and be thoroughly overhauled before going on the run between Valdez and Sound points.
 The steamer Excelsior arrived here from the westward on her way to Seattle. There were about twenty passengers from Illiamna and they all reported the Trans Alaskan fake and swindle of the worse kind.
 MT. J. B. Gleason was passen- ger on the Excelsior from Iliiamna enIoute to his home in Seattle He has been connected with the Illiam- na company for several months and has no faith in that company ever doing anything towaEd build ing railroad, except to sell sharcs.
 Last Tuesday Mrs. Kelsey en- tertained few friends at her resi- dencc. The occasion was the sixth birthday of her oldest daughter, Caroline. Among those present were the Misses Leedy, Mrs. Leedv, Mrs. James Fish, Mrs. Levy, Mrs. Steel, Mrs. and Miss Osland. A very enjoyable afternoon was spent.
 Tom Cobb, Jack Ingraham, Oli- yer Hallet, Jimmy Cameron. John Downing, Col. Launtz. Ralph Win tier and Alec Singleterv left Tues day to join the telegraph construc- tion party under Captain Burnell. They took with them @ pack ami mals and 3 steers. The party will be assisted over the summit bv some of the soldiers from Pt. Lis cum.
 w. R. Tatman, formerly of Ohio is now stationed at Ft. Liscum with the Eth US. Infantry was a caller at the PRospEcToR office dur ing the week. He has been over nine years in the service and has been on duty in Colorado, Cuba, Michigan, Ohio and now in Alaska. He is just as fond of the girls as ever.
 Otto Hansen has received the contract to erect large handsome two story building on Reservation Ave. north of the Moose building. Crawford and Rutherford have the contract to furnish the lumber and are working night and day to fill the order. Everything needed for the building or furnishing will as far as possible he purchased in the town. It will cost about 5000 and will be owned by Miss Leroy.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-05-15
News of Kenai.

VOntinncd From FIrSt FNgc.l ought to he very good this summer The same two superintendent. came up for the companies thi. summer. MT. Gompertz for tn, P. P. & \. Co.,, and H. NJ. Weather. bee for the Alaska Packers Asso- citation.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-05-15

Here We are. All 9Sers. located at Copper Center, carrying a full line of miners and travellers sup plies. Copper River Mining, Trad ing x Development Co.,, Inc.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-05-15
New Steamship Line.

The S. S. Chico of the Cooks In- let Transportation Co.,, Capt Chas. Anderson in command. arrived here yesterday and was the first steamer to tie up at the new wharf. The Chico Was only eight days from Seattle to this port. Pleasant weather was encountered until off the mouth of Prince William Sound when they ran into a storm that compelled them to seek shelter for several hours.
 This company is under the man agement of E. J. Linden who was for several years purScr of the Bertha and by his courteous and kind treatment of passengers and shippers has made many friends all along tle line. and no doubt will draw a large percentage of the trade from this section. Purser Homer of the Chico is also we'll known throughout Alaska, being purser of Dora and Bertha for several wears. The Chico brought six passengers, and some freight, but no mail. She will leave Seattle the 9th of each month for this place.
 John Hanson returned from Slate creek yesterday. He left there later than Dr. Bartlett and reports all we'll. Some of the push went up Chesna but the ma ;oritv continued up the Chi-tuchina to Slate creek. Some are busy whip saving while others have purchased lumber from Hazlet X Meals at S15 per thousand Hanson sledded to the Copper river and from the Chestuchina he took to the trail. which he says is in bad condition.
 Marshal Hasey failed to find w. D. Heidhorn for whom he went to Ellamar with warrant of arrest. Heidhorn having left for parts un- known. However he brought back native from Tatitlek who was charged with stealing a boat. and on trial before Judge Lyons was found guilty and sen enced to sixty days in jail at this place. Tha culprit is looked ulon by the natives as hiyu sonig.
 Company G. 1th Infantry now stationed at Ft. Liscum, has just received orders from the war de- partment, to return to the States on the next trip of the Bertha. They will be relieved by the 32nd Com pany, Coast Artillery. This order takes from us number of men whom we were just beginning to like. Some of them will no doubt be sadly missed in social circles.
 The ocean tug Pacific of the Alas ka Packers Association, in com- mand of Capt. Story stopped here last Friday night. The Captain was here on business for the com pany and left on Saturday morning.
 Advertised Letters.
 E G Mullen Paul Nather
 R White klttie Beattie J Bird Mrs k Cune
 J Latham E Holdrige
The Alaska prospector., 1902-05-15

crary's Mango Cure is quite the thing. ro make the sled dog lope and spring.
 Along the trail from dawn till dark
 As lively as the happy lark In mornings golden ding ling.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-05-15
Weather Record.
Remarks.

Windy Light Wind. Cloudy. Above zero except where otherwise stated. Observed and reported bv Dr. L. $. Camicia.
 Postal Inspector Alvah Eames of this place went to Juneau on the Excelsior.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-05-15

Fish Bros. are sole agents in Valdez for Holly flour and have just bought a thousand sacks. No flour on this market equal to Hol- ly.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-05-15

The ocean tug Pacific of the Alas ka Packers Association. in com- mand of Capt. Story stopped here last Friday night. The Captain was here on business for the com pany and left on Saturday morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
DEMiNc.
From the Headlight.

From the Headlight.
Hudson Bros. a. Pattel son. the firm
of Los Angeles cattle dealers. were
here to receive and ship another bunch
OF 800 head OF the recently purchased
Grayson cattle.
James 8. Fielder spent a day IN the
city looking for a residence to either
buy or rent Mr.. Fielder will move
here with his family and practice law
ak soon as he can get comfortable
location.
Collector Fall, OF Columbus. was
here on business mission. which con.
sisted partly of disposing of two
horses. which had been smuggled in
from Mexico and which had been seiz.
ell by him.
l.. A. Engle. shift boss Of the Com
monwealth mine at Pearce, Arizona.
Is spending short lay OFF with his
family here. Mrs. Engie recently NOV.
ed here aud purchased the Home Dairy
restaurant.
Mrs. Frank Ward. of Kirksville, Mo-.
arrived TO visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Nordhaus. Mrs. Ward will
be remembered by all OF this city as
Miss Hattie Nordhaus, and will be
greeted most cordially by her old time
associates.
Through Lou II. Brown Deming has
been honored by Governor Otero with
an appointment as delegate to the
tenth International Irrigation congress
which vii be held at Colorado Springs.
Colorado. on the 9Th and 7th of next
month.
There Is talk of holding a big barbe-
cue out In the Tres Harmanas district
some time next month, to which all
the candidates. their wives. mothers
and sweethcarts will be invited. This
will give the Chauncey NJ. Depews
an opportunity to distinguish them.
selves.
The iron front for the new Clark &
Co. building is now on the ground and
workmen are busy placing 1t In posi-
tion. Mr.. Clark has about decided to
add the third story tn the building and
make hotel of the upper two stories.
This will be a much needed improve
ment to the city II done.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
PORTALES.

From the Herald.
Heard a. White shipped ten cars of
fat cattle to the Kansas City market
last Wednesday.
Heard & White lately sold 1900
yearling steers at SIG around to
stockman by the name OF Grows who
ranches in Cochran county. Texas.
The enrolment at school has now
reached 20l. and the question OF more
room is one that viii shortly have to
be determined by tho board of educa-
tion.
w. w. Hodges. the contractor. who
skipped the town leaving several Of
his creditors in the lurch was caught
in Roswell and brought back by Depu
ty Sheriff Stoldt.
On Monday Heard & Puckett dellv-
cred to c. +. Crews, of Childress. Tex
as, 700 ycarllngs. These yearlHgs are
known as the High Lonesome year
lings. and the price paid was SIT per
head.
ed Ramsey gave out the information
that 400 head OF stock horses and 100
head of saddle ponies are now on the
drive to Portales from the Hat ranch.
to be shipped to Billings. Mont. from
which place they will be driven to the
new ranch of the Hat outfit.
T. L. Barton, Marshal Milan, Dave
Buchan, John Harris. jim Blair r.
Montgomery and VIM. Woods, all OF
| Gormon. Eastman county, Texas, made
applications for homestead entries on
Monday morning, left Tuesday for
their homes to close up their business
and expect to return soon TO begin I'm
proyements on their claims
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
SHRINERS' DAY.
Saturday, October Is, Of Fair Week,
Has Been Designated.
ALL SnalNeas INVITED.

Saturday. October IS. has been Sc
lected and designated as "Shriner's
Day" during the fair week festivities.
Ballut Abyad Temple. Of this city. has
begun preparations that will result In
one of the best affairs In public and
in the walls OF the temples headquar-
ters that has ever been attempted In
this part of the country. Coming at
tae end of the week Of the fair Shrin-
ers' day viii wind up the fun In man.
ner that will give O ftting climax to
the whole. In the morning an elab0r-
ate street parade will take place In
which the entire membership of the
temple will participate. together with
a large number Of visiting mobiles. The
candidates who will receive the de-
gree In the evening will be mounted
on camels and escorted and guarded
by troop of Arabs Several features
of the parade will he novel and laugh
able. Good music is to be furnished
by the fair association. which will add
to the attractiveness of the street dis.
play.
In the afternoon the visiting Shrin-
ers and their ladies' will be taken to
the fair grounds and ebout the city In
tallyhos, under escort of committeea.
Within the closely guarded portals
of the Masonic 'iemple on North Third
street at 1880 p. m. the most interest
ing portion Of the meeting will be bar
gun, ard class OF candidates. com.
posed OF prominent Masons Of this city
and other points In the territory. will
make pilgrimage across the hot
sands OF the desert, and exemplifying
their courage in many ways that they
may finally secure the much coveted
title OF Noble of the Mystic Shrine"
The ceremonial session will be one Of
the best arranged that has ever taken
place here. and will be attended by
crowd of Shriners as well as some
high officials OF the order. A tradition
al banquet will follow the degree work
and rumor has 1t that no such spread
as is promised for that night has ever
been prepared in Albuquerque.
All visiting mobiles. their ladies and
candidates from abroad will be receiv-
ed and cared for by reception COM
mittee composed of Mobiles A. Everitt,
J. II. Wroth. c. F. Myers. Chas. Maui
sard, E. S. Stover, w. T.. Dame. rhos.
Hughes. r. N. Wilkerson and E. w.
Spencer
The parade will be handle by
committee composed OF John Bprra-
dale. T.. b. Harsch and w. II. Hahn.
l.. II. Chamberlin, recorder of the
TEN ole, desires to receive the names
and addresses OF all mobiles Of sister
temples that are soiourning In tials
city and at other points in the terrific
ry, that he may mail them invitations
to the ceremonial session.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
RATION.

rom the Range.
Mrs. John Fisher will leave soon fol
Kansas on visit to her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Pace return
ed last week from their visit to Den
yer.
Mrs. Wade Bracket is In town visit
ing relatives and friends
S. w. Clark returned from visit OF
ten days in Colorado Springs.
Mrs. c. N. Blackwell and laughter,
Miss Elizabeth, returned the first of
the week from Kansas City. no.
Miss Mary Chambers left the first OF
the week for Nevada. Mo. where she
will visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller. who were
married in this city the sth inst. re-
turned from tri, to Chicago, Kansas
City. Denver ans other points.
Miss Elizabeti Bogcs has the honor
OF putting In circulation lne first bank
note of the Citizens National bank, OF
Ration, containing the signature OF J..
b. Dawson, president. and NJ. NJ. Daw.
son, cashier.
Arthur Grgory. oae OF Raton's In
dustrious ard well thought OF young
men. and Mss Leema Mckee, an at
tractive yong lady OF this city, were