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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-04

The Post Once at Pickle, In Ste.
Gsncsleya county, which was aiscos-
tInued year ago lasi November. has
bean rs-sstabIlshed and Mr.. Phylander
8. I.oker, who paid ~ Writ this
seek, has been appointed postmaster.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-04

Mccormick, SpFots 6 Co. always
have on hand full aud fresh lice Of
groceries.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-04

saur knul always KEEP, on sale at
Auisen's Meat Market.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-04

Gao urrcs-fIo ia cultivation, % acres fine
timber 6-ruuin house. large Darn two fina
orchards. Euud well aud cistcrns: plenty
Of stnl'k water IN every field miles from
Plat River mines riiCe 80 per acre.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-04

2 houses and lots Ia Hamilton tay,n-an,.
Z room ~ story, aud one 2 nam itauss uis
not ADJOINING. i'rire 80 ana Sg1e These
houses arr newly ualit
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-04

" acres land In the suberbs OF Pennington
gu under lrnru ana in eruss, plenty of water.
Price $40 prr ncn' tonne nnd ses, n
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-04

~ hcrcs 10 81. GeneyirVo county, ~ in
cultivation room log house. good los barn
scli shaded, hur orchard, Eotssi springs and
creek excellent irr" range Bud nice timls,T.
Price 81 80.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-04

Mrs. Il. A. Nichols Of St. Louis,
who has been visiting Mrs. Forster,
returned home last Saturday.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-20
VOtO electoral
para Ia mujer
en- Nueva Gales del Sur.
Ira mej0r la pOl1tica
ALI ahOra?

Sydney, Agosto 12 Ell parla.
mento de- Nneva Gales del Sur ha
pasado con unS briLlante votaci6n un
p oyecto de ley concediendo voto
g electoral 4 las mujeres.
Una gran espsctac.6n ha produ-
10 enrtoda Anstrali& Ia discussion
Ge esa ley. Muchos contrAdictores
de importanciA hs teniao, pero tai
fue Ia preston femenina eiercida en-
Ia prenea y en- el parlamento que ep
ambGs camaras triunfo.la ley que en-
pezar& & ejercer sus efectos de ma
ners inmediata.
e / uno de los debates ocurri6
un acaloramiento serio entire varios
or&dores que sostenfan votos en- pro
y en- contra del proyecto, pero un di-
putado termino ell debate pronun
ciando algunRs palsbrAs que fueron
recibidss con general aplauso
eAhora, dijo, no me- queda mas que
aceptar esta gran veroad: entire las
mujeres electoras tenemos los hom-
'bres un motive mas para hacernos
agradable L. mujer.s
Debe tenerse en- cuentA que la
mujer de NuevA Gales del Sur, es
muy culta 6 ilustrada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-20
DeSeTCi0l rOmdntiCa

En- ell cusrtel de artillerfa de
Nueva Orleans ocarri6 en- dias pasa-
dos un consejo de guerra bajo ex-
tranas circunstarcias Jhon G Ca
nary, soldado del cuerpo, .serto
hall&ndose de gaarnici6p en- lA Ha-
bans, ell II de Enero 1ltimo, y Sc.
presento en- ell Quart u de Naeva
Orlesns Ell 18 de mayo. Aleg6 y pro-
DO en- su defensa que era grie go,
estu dante de Ia Z Universidad de Ate.
mas, hjjo y hermano de dos Genera
les del e;ercito griego. Dijo que du =
rAnte Ia revolucl6a de Creta en- 1896,
mRndo los crateaSes en- HerAcha en-
calidad de General. Copeedida Ia
sutonomia a Creta, salio para Afti
ca Meridional y de &llf pSra los Es-
tGdos Unidos, donde Sc D. ist6 en- IL
Arti lerf& rodada pars Edquirir como
cimientos y experie en- 0icha
arms.
Hallandose en- Ia HAbsnA reci.
bio ordeIes de los csudilios creten
ses para pAsar a aquella isla con
objeto de oiscutir ssuntos eoucer'
nientas & Ia Independence oe ID
misme, y sahienoo qce no le darfan
licencia tom6 per Ell atsjo; Sc deser-
t6 fac & Crets, ton6 psrte en- las
aiscusiones les d1as q, % y 20 dc
MARIO, regrsso 6 los EstAdos Uni
dcs y ss pIesent6. Ignoramos caSl
fpe 10 sentencie; pero las extrcfaa
circunstsncias de eu i0a y vaslta le
hab1sn aervido de stenN@atas pars
libr&rle de severe cAstigc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-20
PideD sean remitidOS
los fOndOS
que correspondent al municipto.
de maestro c0rresponsol)

Utus d D 18, Est& c&usando YER
1aderos p arjuicios IL ordenada ad-
ninistrAcion con que este afio esta
iesArrollAndo su presupuesto Ell Ma
nicipio, Ia tArdanzA por psrte de IL
Tesor J, . general en- remitir los fon
Ii s precedentes del i'm puesto dc rem.
to intern& y contribution territ rial.
Seg1n ell bill Hollander, despues
le los 20 dias siguientes al trimes tire
vencido Sc librar4 & los Municipios
Ia parte que les corresponds de los
ingresos por rentas internss; ests :
mos q 16 de Agosto, y todavfa no tie
nen aviso los Municipios de 10 can't.
dad que les corr sponde por el Il IT,
mo trimestre vencido.
Justo es que 81 los mrnicipios
se les exige q. tengan al dia sus aten
:iones, sobre todo las escolares y sa-
1itAriss, el Gobierno sea Ell primero
en- dsr facilidades para clio, rsmitien.
20 los fcndos en- tempo oportunc; !;
ues de 10 contrario nj ell Municipi, },
10 Junta escolar, nj los ramos de
5snidad y Bsneficencis, podi an sol
entAr sus atenciones como L. Ley
xige.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-20
in hOmDfe hOnrsdO.


Senior Editor. .--Sfrvaee informsr
6 sus lectores cue 81 me ascriben con
fdencialmente les Eandsr6 por co
rreo en carts sellada ei plsn que &C.
guf y por oil cusl ohtuve ell restnble.
cimiento parmsrenfe Y compacto de
mi salad y yigorl vsronil despuss de
a1os dc sufrim.antos DO aabilidaa
nsrviosa, pardides nOstgruss y par,
tes d6bileg Y atro1adas.
No es mi idea conseguir dinero
de nadie; fui robado y estafado por
chsrlat&nes, hasta rarder IL Is del
gSnero humane, pero grAciss Dios
estoy ahora bien vigoroso y fuerte,
Y con dsseo de hacer conocer & sodos
eate remedio eiorGO dc cursrsa.
NO tenieado nads CUE vendar nj
que snviar G.. A. D., no Gesoo dine
70.
Direction: e. Brant, Box Dalray
Mich. EE. UU. s $50. II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-20

Seg1n dice ell sEvening Tele.
grams, el pueblo americana apoyark
a PfesIdente Roosevelt 81 hace ell
tratado de reprocidad con Cnba y
reune ell Congres0 en- Septiembre.
En- Mindanao, Fllipinss, Sc ha
presentado Dulil&n, sacerdote maho.
netano, iefe de una partida insurrec-
to.
Treinta y dos pasajeros del va
por xVigilancias han sido etidos
6 observation en- ell puerto de Nueva
York.
Hallegado & Nueva York ell
Pffpcipe chino Chen.
Visitar6 al Presidente Roosevelt
Dicen de Haiti que las fuerzas
firministas 81 m ando del general Sal.
nave derrotaronN& las tropss leales
que mandaba Ell general Nord y les
tomsron slgunos caf1ones cercR de
L,mhe.
Hs muerto en- Roma ,el notable
actor itAliano Emmanuel.
Sc bra desmentido que Sc hallen
en- Rctividad los volcanes de Costa
Rfca.
En- Colombia ha sido- derrotado
el general Marin, isfe rebelde del
DspsrtAmento de Tolima y captura-
do al nnnnval pn1i3n
Muchos rebeldes desertan.
La reception que ofreci6 la Le.
gaci6n inglesa en- IL capital de Cuba
para celebrar In coronaci6n del rey
E iuardo VII, result6 solemnfsima.
Asistieron ell presidente Estrada
Palma y los secretarios del despa-
cho & mas de otras distinguidas per.
sonalidades politicas.
Los salones de la Legaci6n es.
teban llenos de 10 mas granada de 10
sociedad hebanera. muchss damas y
caballeros.
Ha ccurrido un horroroso incen.
dio en- IL Gale de San RAfAel, de 10
HabRns.
LAS Il&uhS u0NOI&IOl NOlA p@Soess
mepte los siguientes eetablecimien-
tos: la conocida sederfa denominRda
eLa Filosoffs, Ia farmacis de Cuesta
y IL fotogrsfis de- Testsr.
Dos irquilinos perecieron carbo
nizados; entire los bomberos que acu'
6isron & sofo ell incendio, result6
uno m1erto y hRsta ahora Sc sabe
de otros catorce he idos'
La cat&strcfe produjo Ell consi-
guiente p&nico. Muchos son los de-
TALES que acerca del particular traen
los peri6dicos ~
Russia y Portugal han reconoci
do IL existencia de la Rep1blica Gu
ban@ seG1u documento que obra en-
poder del presidente r ,trada Palma.
En- IL Habana Sc ha verifcadc
la entrega de la casa, adquirida POI
subscription popular, 10 Ancians
madre de Jos6 Martf. La ceramo
| Mia result6 i'm ponente y conmovedo
re-.
Telegramss de Londras dan cuen
10 de 10 solemne coronation Del rey
Eduardo VII. Dfcese que 10 ceremo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-20
Information.

Segdn dice ell sEvening Tele.
grams, el pueblo americana apoyark
a. PfesIdente Roosevelt 81 hace ell
tratado de reprocidad con Cnba y
reune ell Congreso en- Septiembre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-20

Dicen de Haiti que las fuerzas
firministas 81 m ando del general Sal
nave derrotaron>& las tropks leales
que mandaba ell general Nord y les
tomsron slgunos caf1ones cerch de
L,mhe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-20
Una bOmba.

Con volsntss fijAs, y loca, liets
para funcionar al vspor, te vepdt
bAratA, Informafan en- To OoTaspop
anCia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-20
ia CORRESPONDENC DE 90 DR AGOsTO DI IgO2
AusenCia.

Con rumbo q la antigua metro.
poll dejaron 9 e,tas playas las dis
tinguidss familias Ledesma, de Are
ci5o y Orbeta de San Juan.
Que Ell barco visjero halle en- su
camino suaves brisas que le lleven
tranquilamente nj LELAND puerto y
que en- 10 dulce terra hispana ten
gan grata acogida los slmpaticos via
jeros que aqnf dejan recuerdo querl'
DO.
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-20
LibroS de Yenta
la red0cci6m de

SAH OOTTeSpOItWeT1Ct~ Ne $ AG''
Diccionario Encyclopaedia. De Fl "a
IsoOrGts6, Mttolojka, y GsogrGt1a sa . ton,os'
dc LNtS Gregotre.
La Princesita de los Bresoz. Nopela po
Eu4enia Marlitt, Tomo.
Historic de Europa. por e. Castelar, en-
Iomos.
La Vida de los Animses por 81 DR.. A +
Brehm, on Tomos.
81 Mundo Ilustrado, eD Tomos.
Panorama Nacional. Hermsne gild
Malriles, en- Tomos.
Historic de los Griegos, por Victor Dr
ruy, Tomos.
Las Raxas Humans, por Federico Rstzer.
en- Tomoa.
Historia de los Romsnos. por Victor D,
ruy en- Tomos.
Obras completas de Mariana Jose de La
IRA, Tomo.
A Travex del Egipto, por Eduardo Todas !,
Gueel, en- un Tomo.
Tres Poesias, Ell Angel de la Muerte, Can
cion de la Campana y Epistola Moral, Tom,
La Heroidas, por Public Ovidio Naso
Tomo.
Poetas Liricos Griegos, Tomo
Odss do Pindaro Tomo.
LIS AFaucane Tomo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-20

MIA no ha tenido nunca igual en- pals
alguno. El monsrca la soport6 sin
cansancio de ni1gdn genero. Cuando
ell arzobispo de CAntorbery puso 10
corona real sobre Ii cabeza del rey.
exclam6: sOs presento q Eduardo,
rey inestimable de Inglaterra.s El
pueblo grit6 entonces: ;Dios salve
al rey!s
Mister w. J. Bryan ha declara-
do que no sera candidate para IL pre-
sidencia de In Rspdblica, en- las cleo.
clones de 1904
Aver celebr6 ell general Saturni.
no Lora interessntes conferencias,
sobre aauntos de Oriente, primero
con el Secretsrio TAmsyo, y des-
pues, dnrante tres horas consecuti-
vas, con Ell Presidente de 10 Rep1 bli.
ca cubana.
Tambien la Ckmara de Repre-
sentAntes hs derogado 10 orden del
extingui2o Gobierno militsr, por 10
cual te prohibio 10 publication del
perio 1ico Sc ReconcentrAdo.s de
Cuba.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-16
AN EXPERT C0MlOG.
Will Arrive in the Near Future
to Overhaul the Plant

The mana cement of the Electric
Light Company have ordered an eX-
pert from San Francisco to thoroughly
go over the electric machinery.
Various difficulties have occurred dur
ing the past month. shall in themsel-
YES, but which have caused a number
of shut downs. The Company has
tried to have these matters repaired
with their local help, but owing TO
lack of the necessary facilities have
been unable at all times to maintain
the service as desired.
1t has been a source of sincere re-
gret and annoyance to the Company
and yesterday they decided on the a
bOve action The expert is expected
to arrivethis morning and will go over
all the machinery thoroughly before
he leaves.
This notice is given in order that,
should the service be interrupted dur
ing the next night or two, its cause
may be understood by the patrons.
The service is expected to be con-
ti1uous from the time the expert
leaves.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-16
4 QUESTION or FIGURES.
| Party Expenditures for 1894
and 1000 Compared.

for the year was $I93,Slo.
In Controller Horizons report for
1894 he failed to include the bond pur-
chase of the state of $4,000 in the
totals printed on an unnumbeTed tab
le of expenditures printed on large
leaf and inserted between pages 56
and 81 in his report.
He mentioned it on page So however
under the head of Recapitulation Of
Expenditures for the Year.
Treasurer Richards report of the
same year places the disbursements
| for 1894 at the correct figures, $685.,
| 5O9.74. Page Is of the Treasurers re-
port for the fiscal year ending 1894.
Mr. Richard includes the bond pur-
chase in his report which Controller
| Horton omitted from his total
| 1t will be seen that the true source
of information for Republican expendi-
! lures is the Treasurer S books and not
the Controllers. It has evidently been
the custom of Republican officials TO
make as good showing as possible
in their reports and it has also been
the habit OF each succeeding official
without question and for this reason
the total expenditures for 1894 print
ed in the last Controllers report anG
copied from the Republican Control
ler's report for 1894 are just sos.
940.11 out of the way. He must have
ommitted some other items from hi
grand total.
There has been a general reduction
of salaries in all the departments o
the State government since the Silve
party had control but the expenditure
for charitable and educational purpos
es have been larger.
The question of the relative extra,
, | agence and honesty of the two partie
now having been brought up as can
paign material the Appeal now pr,
poses to accept the issue and give
record of the various defalcations an
i thievries which took place during tn
/ Republican administrations in New;
da. We can assure our contempora
les of the Republican party that som
of these disclosures will make very il
:. teresting reading.
!, The spring shipment of a car loa
, of mems celebrated $3.50 Walk Owe
shoes are being unpacked at Ed Blu
;, lington's. They are serviceable sty
ish and well fitting goods. They ha,
). no rival in footgear even though yo
It pay more.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-16

developing as the second Comstock of
that region.
Now, l ask the gentleman whether
he regards it as a matter of conven-
fence to the miners and prospectors of
that region to compel them to send
their specimens and their ores humid
reds of miles in order to be tested
when the test could be applied at
Government Office conveniently acces-
sibe2
MI HEMENWAY Were not the
receipts at Carson last year less than
they have been in the history OF, that
assay office?
Mr.. NEWLANDS. That is true. but
the Director of the Mint states his rea-
sons tor a continuance Of this appro-
priation, saying that there is a great
deal OF prospecting going on there. He
| minimized the real condition There
is not only q great deal OF prospecting
going on, but there is actual bona fide
/ development OF the mineral wealth of
that Sttae.
The gentleman from Georgia says
that the silver mining has been killed.
SO 1t has; but the people Of that state.
suInmoning all their energies, have
taken to gold mining, and the gold out
put OF that state has steadily increas-
ed, until this last year believe it was
nearly $6,0O0,00G. Now the gentleman
| appeals to this house to sustain the
| Director OF the Mint upon a recon-
mendati0n OF the Director made today.
The CHAIRMAN. The question is
on the amendment offered by the gen
Jieman from Nevada.
| The question was taken; and the
Chairman announced that the noes
| seemed to have it,
| Mr.. NENVLANDS. Division.
The committee divided; and there
| wele-ayes SO, noes 40.
Mr.. NEWLANDS. I call for teilers.
Ieliers were ordered.
The CHAIRMAN. The gentleman
from Indiana and the gentleman from
Nevada will take their places as tell
erS.
! The committee again divided; and
the tellers reported-ayes AZ, noes 66.
So the amendment was lost.
The Clerk read as follows:
For wages OF workmen and watch.
men, $4,000"
For incidental and contingent ex.
penses, $1,000"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-16
Church Notices

st. Peters Episcopal Church-Sun-
day school 10 a. m, morning PRAYER
and sermon IL a. NJ, bible class SIS
p. m, evening service and sermon D..
N. Holy Communion first Sunday of
the month IL a. NJ; third Sunday of
month s a. ~
Presbyterian Churchill a. m.
preaching, Addition of Graces. "12:15
p m. Sunday school, 6 p. m. Young
Peoples meeting. p. m. Preaching
THE Three Tempters. w. Dor
rance, Pastor.
Methodist Church-Dr. Van Deyen-
ter will preach both morning and ev-
ening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-16
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
An Interesting Meeting Held in
This CjtV

The following from the minutes Of
the meeting Of the State Board of
self:
Early in February smallpox made
its appearance in Reno, and up to
February IA seven cases had devel
oped On the 18th inst. the president |
of the State Board of Health notified |
the members that there would be |
meeting of the Board in Carson City, |
! Nevada, on February IA, at o'clock |
! p. n.
ident, the Board of Health convened
at the Office of the secretary in Car
son City, Nevada on February IA at
3 o'clock. Members present, S. c.
NJ. D., secretary.
Meeting was called to order by
the president in the chair and the
following business was transacted:
''On motion duly made, seconded
and carried, it was ordered: That
the University students boarding and
lodging in the town of Reno are here
by prohibited from leaving said
grounds until the president Of the
board shall determine and declare
that there is no further danger of the
| town Of Reno and it is further order
: ed that any student living, or board
, ing away from the University
: | grounds shall not frequent or visit
l. | bounded as follows: On the north
. by Commercial Row, oa-the east by
o Center street and on the south by
c Second street, and on the west by
Sierra street, either by visiting any
nj house or building or passing along
If any street or sidewalk therein unit
~ it shall have been determined a.
6 aforesaid that there is no danger o
s the spread of smallpox.
1T was further ordered upon me
y. ton, duly seconded and carried, tina
- any house or houses in which small
;, pox may appear shall be placed il
quarantine.
at was further ordered, upon me-
u ton duly seconded and carried, tina
- it shall be the duty of each and e,
/. cry member of the State Board Z
- Heath to ee that the foregoing order
-, are duly obeyed and executed and t
call upon all sheriffs, their deputie
and all constables, their deputies an
), all peace officers to assist in the e,
ou forcement of the same.
- "A communication was received b
=, by the Governor from the citizens {
NO Wadsworth and by him handed t
=, the Board in which they insist thu
Reno be placed in quarantine but tn
Board believing that with the gene
Gus support of the citizens of Rem
they can suppress the epidemic an
are loath to adopt the stringent mea
ures urged by the citizens OF Wad
IC worth, unless the disease gives ev
dence of spreading, which now seem
to be entirely under control
:, IS. l.. LEE, Secretary"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-16

31f1,lOo.Ct YASo,otc.1o
Difference in favor of the
Silver Party .s17,490.73
The last legislative session of
the Republicans cost :. ..$31, 514.95
The last Legislative session
of the Silyermen -. .$31 ,302.27
The last cost of running the State
printing Office by the Republicans for
a legislative session and the year pre-
vious was $19,5OO.
In corresponding years the cost I'M
der the Silver party was $21,352.
The extra expense was caused by
the printing Of the Compiled Laws.
In 1900, the year quoted by the
News as showing total disbursement
of over 100000, the State purchased
u S. Bonds amounting to $134,4
This bond purchase with the prem
iums was charged up with the total
disbursements and appears in the to-
tails on page IS of the Controllers re-
port for 1900. The total bond account
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-16

The Carson News publishes the fol
lowing in its issue OF Friday:
The News has received a copy OF
the State Controller 5 report Tor 1901.
It shows that under the management
of the Silver Party it is. costing from
$3.50. GEO upward more per year to con-
duct the State government than 1t dld
under Republican rule, when the Sill
yer party took the government relnS
it took 1929, 569.63 to run the State.
The party has increased its extraVa-
gance ever since until they have it up
to $3.50, 40250 and with no more pop
ulatiOn.
The above is a grossly misleading
statement and is arrived at by The
News by counting expenses which be-
long to no party and have to be met at
certain times irrespective of the party
in power.
These expenses are premiums on U.
S. bonds support Of schools and uni
versity. charitable purposes, interest
on Territorial bonds and the maintain
ance OF public buildings.
uG StdLEIBSiI 10 lli1tiG III lIiC CIV =
! that ii is now requiring more TO run
! the state government than when the
Republicans were IN power. The last
! year OF Republican rule in Nevada was
! 81. Now let us compare the expenses
of the State government OF that year
with the year just closed.
1894 1901
Republican Silver
Executive dept. $50, S4432 $2S,464.2I
Judicial dept. 19.740.0O 1410O.O(
Support prison.. 32,2S4.92 25.601.2
Support asylum 81, 732.17 37,S4S-6'
Support orphans. 14,564.45 17,660.9
$141165.S7 $123,675.1;
Difference in favor of the
Silver Party ..... ...... 81, 1907
. The last legislative session of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25
HUNTING

Sportsmen who sought the northern woods in
auest of deer returning to Minneapolis every
day with dozens of carceses as proof Of their
prowess with the rife. Yesterday Nels P. Nell
SON. J. Faltico and J. Anderson reached the city
with a bag of nine deer and three moose. The
game was killed thirty miles from Aitkin Nine
other hunters who in the same party
still in camp. and at last accounts had killed
twenty-one deer.
Several other parties returned yesterday. Fred
Cady and a party brought back fourteen deer.
while Mr.. Haley and number OF friends
landed fifteen. and Terence Connolly, Jr-, secured
three Deer River.
the record for this part of the country. He
started from st. Paul for Willow River, fifty
miles distant. Sunday night In less than thr-
teen hours he back in ST. Paul, having killed
the three deer allowed by law.
Mr.. De Witt reached Willow River about
o'clock Monday morning and started at once for
the hunting grounds. He bagged his three deer
in an hour and at once took the train back for
st. Paul.