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from the famous Cieneguita mines. 1t
is believed the road will be completed
within eighteen months. This will
open up a marvelously rich mineral
region.-Star.
Col. John Smith has deferred his
trip to Texas, pending the acceptance
of the people of Snyder, Texas, of an
offer made by the Texas aud North
western railroad To run a spur into the
town. Mr.. Smith was about to make
a proposition to the people of that sec
ton to build an electric railroad from
Snyder to Colorado City, but of course
will await their action on the present
proposition. II the people OF Snyder
do not accept the offer, Mr.. Smith will
then go down and talk business to
them.
Wiley +. Jones, former district at
tOrney OF Graham county, Arizona. and
II prominent lawyer OF Stafford is in
Mr.. Jones says that Stafford is more
than holding its own during the pres
ent slump in copper, that the surround
ing ranges are in fairly good condition
and:the prospects for prosperous year,
very bright.-Silver City Enterprise.
Francisco Villagrsm, BRAKEMAN on
the narrow gauge between Metcalf and
Longfellow, met with an accident
Tuesday last. He jumped off the train
to throw a switch, slipped on the snow,
and before he could recover himself
leg below the knee. He is now at
the hospital in Clifton, and doing well.
l.. Ferber, manager of the Bazaar,
returned last week from New York,
where he spent some weeks buying
goods for his house. He found the
weather there very disagreeabIe and
thinks Arizona has the best climate on
earth. He was accompanied home by
mis- younger brother Abe, who will act
as cashier for the Bazaar
Captain Thomas McEniry OF Fort
Thomas closed a mining deal last week
with w. II. Albritton, James Surrel
and Ben Cooper. Fourteen claims
were included in the sale. The Cap
tain says he will put a large force of
men 10 work in few days to develop
this property
The Packer group of five copper
claims at Ash Peak has been bonded
to an Ohio company for $4,000, the
bond to run six months. development
These claims show native copper in
considerable quantity in the surface
workings.
Morris Rabeuowitz is now doing BUSH
ness in the Everhardy d Gatti block.
on Copper avenue, and he has
neat and attractive store, and is add
ing new lines of goods every few days.
Morris * one OF the successful business
men of Copper avenue.
Lou Kenuyt was given q preliminary
examination before Justice Boyle Sat-
urday last. and his bond fixed at $4,000.
Not being able to give the bond he
VAS taken to Soiomonville Sunday last
by Deputy Sheriff John Parks.
At Academy Opera House.
There will be another of those de-
lishtful balls Saturday night.
Bazaar prices lower than ever before.
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Professor Prettymau gave a sur
prise party to his father Saturday
night, it being the seventy tn an
niyersary OF his birthday. Dancing
was the order of the evening, and at
midnight nice lunch was served by
the host and hostess. Mr.. Prettyman
was greatly surprised to see snch an
intelligent gathering OF people in
mining camp, having always resided
in Illinois. This is his frat visit to
the mining regions of the west, aud
he is elated over his visit. and is most
favorably impressed with the country.
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kAlE MILLION
 lh GOLD DUST
That Is tine Amount Which Was Started Gut From Dawson on
 the Sarah and Dawson.

Dawson. Y. T., June l3.-The flow of gold to the outside commenced in earnest on Sunday. when on two boats, the Sarah and the Dawson, 3l ,OOO ounces of the precious metal were started for civilization. The tally of the gold shipped is kept in the office of the police. and as the tax receipts on what was being shipped aggregated S9, ,92O the total shipment for that day was $496, 900, or just under a half million.
 It is stated that this is an earlier shipment than customary at this time of the year, and would indicate either that shipments are to be heavier than last year. or that, since it is easier under the present system to tally the gold shipped than in previous years, the quantity appears larger by reason of it's being known. Over half of the amount shipped is said to have been carried out by private parties, and this gold would not be known of under the old system of collecting the tax. A tax receipt permits ust the amount of gold to cross the boundary that is marked on it's face. Immediately upon being used it is marked cancelled that the same certificate may not be at tempted to be used again. The largest single shipper on Sunday is declared to have been the express company, through which concern many of the large firms are at present doing their shipping of gold dust.
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SMALL FOX
 AT DAWSON
Steamer From White Horse Placed in Quarantine at Dog Island,
 Just Below Dawson.

w. s. Gassman was passenger on the St. Paul coming over from St. Mich ael. He came down from Dawson on the Susie, having left there June H., making the trip in six days.
 He states that when the first steam boat. the White-horse, arrived at Daw- son from White Horse, cases of small pox were discovered on board. and the steamer was quarantined and sent to Dog island, few miles below Dawson. She had l50 passengers.
 The Hannah had come up from her winter quarters at Anvik, on the lower river.
 On the l2th inst. about 70 gamblers, boosters and lOokers-on were arrested by the police for breaking the anti gambling ordinance. The trial was set for June l6.
 Editor Clark, of The Miner is bend ing his efforts toward the final and per manent closing down of gambling in Dawson, and takes an occasional oppor- tunity to call the government officials to time.
 The steamboat, T. C. Power, brought 100 or more United States soldiers down the Yukon. leaving them at the differ ent river stations, and at the same time, picking up the men who have been ir during the past year; these she brought to the St. Michael barracks.
 The N. C. Company's steames, Leah was the first boat to leave St. Michael with full cargo of freight for the up per Yukon: her sailing date was June 2lSt,
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Owen Jackson, Who Wit
 messed siardy's Deed
0N UNIMAK ISLAND
Mir. Jackson Says That the Murders Were the Host Diaboiical Ever Committed The Three Men Were Shot Down Like Dogs.

Owen Jackson, partner of Con and Florence Sullivan and |. J. Rooney, at the time they were murdered on l'uj- mak island, has been in town for the past ten days. Mr. Jackson was the principal witness for the United States in September last, when Fred Firdy was convicted, at Cnala ska. for the mur- der of Con Sullivan. He spent the win ter in California, and came to Nome this spring in order to give evidence in the second trial if Hardy was granted one.
 Mr. Jackson barely escaped with his own life at the time of the diabOlical murders, June 6, 1901, being twice shot in the leg by the murderer of Sullivan and Rooney while trying to escape from the reach of the murderer's rifle. Mr. Jackson suffered severely, and was almost a physical wreck last fall. He has recovered, however, and is again in good health.
 
 the three men was one of the most devilish ever conceived in human brain. The Sullivan boys and Rooney were shot down like dogs, and when Florence Sullivan fell he was not foot away from him. The murderer was on the hill above and the men were entirely at his mercy. As they ran to the beach in the hope of getting boat and put ting out to sea they were slain. Alter incred hle hardships, Jackson man aged to reach Unalaska and reported the triple murder.
 The arrest of Fred Hardy followed soon after. as well as that of man named George Ashton, who was on the island at the same time. Ashton has been confined in the federal jail at St.. Michael since last October. where he has been held as d witness in case of q new trial for Hardy.
 According to an article published in the last issue of the NUGGET. a new trial for Hardy does not seem probable. and there seems to be an excellent chance that Nome will in the course of few weeks witness its first hanging. No official news has been received as to the confirmation of Hardy's sentence by the United States supreme court, but that it has been confirmed is un- doubtedly the case. Hardy does not know his danger and is indifferent, as usual.
 Speaking of Hardy yesterday, Mr. Jackson said: "I am going to stay here until he is hanged, for if there mitted it was done by him."
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Changes at Fort Davis.

The detachment of the 1th infantry now at Fort Davis will be relieved by Company B of the Sth infantry some time next month. The new detach- ment will be in command of Captain Sargent, and there will be no field officer. Major Wilson. the field officer, will be stationed at St. Michael Com pany B of the 7th is expected on the transport Warren, which is scheduled to leave Seattle about July l5. Fort Davis is now commanded by Major C A. Booth. the other officers being Lieutenants Knud,on and MasSee.
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Troops for Alaska.

Seattle, June 3.-Gen George NJ, Randall, commander of the Department of the Columbia, arrived in Seattle yes terday morning, and last evening left again for his headquarters in Nancou- yer.
 Several companies of the Eighth in- fantry will pass through this city soon on the way to Fort Lawton to prepare for stations in the north,' said Gen. Randall at the RainierGrand hotel. "The regiment will be divided among the different forts along the Yukon and the coast of Alaska. No other move ment of importance is contemplated among the troops in my departments.
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Rampart News Notes.

Rampant, June l3.-It is said it will be impossible to have commissioner at Tanana. There is no money in the position unless q salary is paid, so a good man would not accept the posi- tion. On the other hand, the court officials. are determined to have none but good men in such places.
 The fee system of payment for Third Division commissioners has proven Il sad failure. The Rampant office has paid the best of any, yet the past few months have hardly averaged $50 all told. It is reported that the Eagle and Circle commissioners are also dscour- aged with the present state of things. The only way in which good men may be retained in these positions is to pay a salary of say Sl, 500 year and fees, the maximum of which may be the same as now, $3,O00.
 Report has it that Judge Ballet will resign as United States commissioner at Rampant and will leave for Seattle to continue his law practice there as soon as he can be relieved.
 Allen, Fisher and Graham are in town, after taking out $2. TOO in three months drifting on Thumm's portion of pa, Glen. Moulton & Co. got $3, FOG out of Thumm's 4a property.
 Shequin & Slack finished up on 9a,
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NOTICE Tu CRUpIICRS.

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NOTICE OF s0RrEiTuKE.

r" M2H t,o.r.." aua o. j. .onruj-: ,.uo Nome t,.ua lH.- .r pt.~.' N., lo,.c e.l 'i. and ht.r. eo. aarr.-. ...,a "s o.eiN ,.o. uI lui'.'a" 7 l.u. has .-. .u.j on lA" aforesaid D. crr minuG r4ua. H. oun ezp"n>e. mo.' than. .o.- au"d lo-ar~ Dsloo lsul: that 1.o aforesaid M.> Co5rrr r. iH' owner of an incl ..,.', .i,. hln b-H l"lcrr.t iu the ,afore~9i N'", rmio.n- ....e. .ni 'Ag ~rd thi.G 1-8 interest iu -ni .'....r. a.J fh, ua.a signed i, the owner ot thc r.aaiulnr ouc-thmI N-Sl interest ot said claim; chat n. ~.tiG Max have not contrlnntcd th, IF or his proportion of iid rNIt.uSo incurred by the UlGpI,irlld in p"rform'ag soid labor anl mproN manls .on -,jd expense i, .u n" f1 o. u"' Hrafrn1 oo...t.. aHu tnr uIurrHl.'l of ~9.. tNr.u~r~ td.t al h2F' 'o ruaJ" '1od ps Max t.U 't,-. ,r l.'' H-'i'" 2Lt C..g-tIt'I G,''H'S nrrr goutriba.rj by o.e said c. J. ComtDi, IS ltlet-ilror "pt Jpo-tnisd io.&rs C.5.@3ls).
 Aut u"ttt2 l. Dtr,'N given t4tt t..'-- ,lc said Mlx, ,;cdct'c >hall contribute hi. urapr.- tiru oi luo uforreaij expenses tlt suid Max Hodeuc's uuUi. 'acd ona third interest iu -1id pi-err mining clam Viii. uJ the cSbiruti,n If nicly c") d"t> from bis 2ith du, %. Narch lYr', be "lts.lod unto th" >iid iliA rl ,. bann, and t.. interest G. said Max Gud"lt. iu the afJrr,aij placer r4inng claim vii, become the has madc the required expenditur, us ufore- said.
 and notice is also hereby .iYe, hat unless the said o. J. Comtoi> SA'Nj roit,itu,c his pro. portion If the aforeo iit cNp,1,-'- thr said c. j ContoIs undivided ou".ihiri interest in ~oid II. ger mining claim VIII, al thc expiration of ninety tND days from this sjth day Of Amr,h iu2. ne Tor cited unto tln>l,G iid r.lrl l.. D,ua, and thf Interest ct said c. J. Com,ui- in the niorcSa.d rl2cer mia!a" r.gi' aiN r..arna Inc property of his ,u-onnc", F. ..5rl F. paun. N he hle maze the ro Hi,ed expenditures. os ororc ,'id.
 Batcd Nome, Alasl-a. this eth dsy ol Mar h. i902.
 EDWARD K. DUNN
 3-253mW CooWuer.
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Little Minook, Monday. Walsh, Pe- terson and Olson will be week longer. Over l00 ounces came in from 9a Thurs day 40 per cent of the cleanup, for the week.
 Saturday morning Tom McGraw plead guilty before Judge Ballet to assault on Lacy Baggage and wa7 fined $0O.
 Receiver Dreibelbi- brought in *l7,- Quo from la, Glen, Wednesday, and eeti- mates that *75, GOO will be washed up on the lower half of 4a.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Max Ciodctl, aud .. ', Comto-.
 Notice is here." giFen }ou lhot th" .locr signed EdWerl r.. Dunn. u' .ua a co-oNuer with you of that certain placer n;lar. cam i'i .u" Cape Nome Mining District Di>tIitJ u' .tlj ~',l. situated upon thIt certain creek hnu"u t> Bourbon creek and being kuuNu Ha placer claim No. , below discovery on BJHrhra Cll k, has performed II the utur, ,tld lI.r'r miniH.f claim. at his uWh expense. more than one hun. drcd dollars triGW worth cf lahur and improve m"nt~ for the year lJul. that tl. aiurt~Iid Mat Godcttc is the owner of an uHai' ted "uc third G-3) interest in he aforesaid placer mining clG i'm. and the said c. |. Omtot~ i~ iHo uHn'r of an undivided one third O-3) intrr~ in ~Tid claim. and the undersigned is ln" owner of .h" remaining nc-third 0-D interest Of ~. ij c.ailI: either of them. have not cOUtribut.d 'Htir Ur his proportion of said eXpcn,'N incurred hs the undersigned in performing said labor and ifu- proVemeEt on said claim made during the y"sr 1901. which said expense k in the ~Im of rT" hundred dollars (Si0o,. and the proportion 'j suid expense that should have hr'n contribute, by Max Godette is thrty.!Arce and one -,hl'd dollars (f33.33l6), and the proportion tlat should have been contributed by th" saiG c. !. Comtoi> is thirty-three and onc-thirj dollars (S33 33 l).
 and notice is hereby given th9t unlc>,, the Saiu Max Godcttc Shali contribute his piopur- tion of the aforesaid expenses the S2ld MaN GodctteS undivided onc-thrd interest tn Hl,d placer claim will at the expiration o: ninety (g0l days from this 28. day of March. ro. TO forfeited unto the said Edward k Dunn. and the interest of SaiJ Max GoH"tt" il tut "i"rt- said placer miLiG@ claim will ber0fGt tA" prop crtv Gt nj. co-oWacI. Edward it, n3.I. who has made the required expenditures, H- .prtea' And roticc is also hereby given nat unless the said U. J. Comtuis ehal cuuttlb3ir hi pfJ
 portiol of tue aforesaid cApea~"- .le said O. j. Comtols' undi-iicd ou'.th.r} irlCr"~t in said placer mining riNiI ".i. ut tin cNpr' fen of ninety CU) days from Uni, -i.r day ci March lQ2. Gc forfeited unto tho said 41ward R, D,uu una the interest of snid n !. rnr.ju.- i9 tha aforesaid placer mining ci;i" | ho.oun the property Of his co-oWuci. Edward r. Eunn. who has made tue rcqui1ed expenditures. as ufCrJ said.
 Dated Nome, Alaska. this 18th day March,
 1909.
 EDWARD R. DUSN, 3-2G3mW Co-oWIer.
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Daily Tail Service.

Dawson. '. T. June F. Daily maG service is now on. v.l the White Pass railway, between Dawson and ~hl4- way. Also all steamers between ~ea'lla. Vancouver and s1EagWay will carl mail hereafter.
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awaits inspection by the authorities at that place, and as soon as permit is received or an inspection made, the steamer, which is owned by Capt. Casey and Commodore Felix Brown, will be placed in commission.
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Timothy Muldowney, the well known former proprietor of Tins Restaurant and Bakery. who recently returned to Nome, has opened first class restau- rant and bakery also known as Tim s Restaurant and Bakery, in the Mckln- ney building, Front street, near the foot of Steadman avenue First class ser vice and first class meals.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-25
lInv Be a Clash.

Dawson. Y. f" June l3 Concerning the Northern Commercial Company aud White Pas railway a4h' it i, sid that if Ottawa refuses the Northern Con- mercial Company aapdjng privileges Washington will immrdio'a's do inc same by alI CnNNAian cOnn.Hu..
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-25

Tho firm heretofore '.N sting Hu'r, ih' ram" and style o. Branch x EHIa'lt. aoi'2 uu-Ia,-- at Nome. N .-.'. 9l Il puiai- oa5a a"'It thereto. is this day dissolved hy iglIlull cul.>sLi. Dated at Nome this yth day oI .u..". l.o?. GIL ltWS J t. ktNNt.1.
 fSltr lItt
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FORFEITURE NOTICE.
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To O. Y. Davis. 4 A. Bass, D. Mitchell, -
 Windhorst. Joe Henry, ThoI. Draper Helner
 O. Hanson.
 You are hereby notified that have expended during the year HJi one hundred dc.lni- in labor and Improvements on he JefIcr>o., placer claim, q ltG Gcr" tract, lyl.E between Pc!lk ana Otter crcels in the Cape Nome recording dis trict, district of Alaska, Of which said claim the location certificate appears of record in volume
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NOTICE OF SALE.
District of Alaska. Nome Precinct
 h. tpy,titat.

D-trict Of AIUSli1 No'N' Pfc'T'tI
 In Probate tUart. In the matter of th, c~r..t" of Hans * SIi, de- c'aScd
 Under and by virtu" ot au ordered -alc raaa and "utcrad here jn h. 'h' ~.,U court ,u 'l.' 4.I clay of Al@r'H iu3. ;.i9 -c .",j and ciga"t"J to sell the undivided one hali (" hat certain placer taiaiug cllim lyju3 .Iu h"..s la ~aij pr#. cinrt hoiau1ih- 10 said estate alu i,uoWu a, No. Five O. uu Balto creek.
 Notice i~ therefore hereby 4;.cn t!..' on th. second day of July. i@G2 nt lp a.U. It the trol. door of th" ulhpc ui tn" j,,ii"4 ~JalD, Conn i- soncr in and for ~uid prrr.uc'. in Nome. AIu,,a. will, iu ohedi'lls to ~aiJ orucr of ~.tc. ~ol tho ahovr Ue~t rib'd premises Gud u,iuihp claim. Hf public lcndue. 70 thr hieH.,t aA3 o.,t .,5,t, r thcrrfut for cash.
 C. ,. LoHFN.
 Administrator oi said estate. Dated Nome. Alaska. May 3!. lg13. 6-i 1tW
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Dissolution of Co=partnersilip.

The firm heretofore existing Iuacr inc name and style of @rSnon & ,sUthcrlaut. doing }te~- mess in the City of Nome. Alaska. i, this Gay dissolved ny mutual consent Mt. John !. >-'- non having purchased Inc entire Uteic,t of Mr. Daniel A. SptlCriaud lu ihc Co-pIrtGcr~itp. Mir oesnou assume, the business .tid will rul- lcct all atcouuts and pay all debts of tho firm.
 Jpu. !. %,.-NoS.
 DA&irL X. ~uT THEBLANI. Dated san Francisco March 2l
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The Saturday evening dances at Golden Gate hall will be continued under the hotel management. The price of admission has been reduced to 90 cents per couple.
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The lodging house over the hui'5ira formerly known a- B,au.hc'- liccrrt iuu \. NJ. Osborne. Iir~t-c,a~~ rooms and
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the Tomato Toner. settles llr rcrv,e and tones the stomach. Cau only tc had at the Beard e lraQs, tcau., < Tha"atd, proprietorS.
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Without Charge.

Draft. issued on all parts of the United State- at BauS of Cape Some.
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From St. Michael.

Capt. E. T. Casey, of the steamer Dawson City, now at St. Michael, came over the other day. The Dawson City
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W. J. Rowe Transfer. i2J Front street. Saddle horse, for hire.
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\ few boxes q, choice lemons fer sale 1y the l'ac lie Cold Storage Co.
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Nice, clean. porcelain tubs at City Bath House, 2Oi Front st.
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Don't fail to get some fine Eastern oysters for dinner at the Pacific Cold Storage Company's.
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Chcchako cigars. Turkish cigarettes. etc. Imperial Cigar co.
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Choice English Brratia,t and green teas JOc. per ib. Log Cat.n -lorp.
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Fave y0ur kodak wol,, finished right Hammond charge, 10r tuccNrlopa paloI.
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Anything in >hert-mctal work. Oscar Witt. Front St.. opp. Ntra'iHau.
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Flour? See Nome T'r.Hing co.
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Kaisin cake. Dc: North Pole bakery.
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Magazines bought and exchanged Library. 234 Front street.
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Creek freighting. Rowe Transfer. 425 Front street, next California Gale.
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The Pacific Cold Storage Company have a selection of Swift's choicest meats: also Agen's butter.
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NOTICE OF DlSSOrUTjON.

Dated Nome. Alaska. May 3!. Igl!. Gel ftW
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-14
School Board Reorganized.

The school board was reorgan-
lied in the Office of DR. Moore last
night and w. l.. Morris was in
stalled vice the retiring mem Der,
John A. Patterson. The following
were elected for term of one
year; DR.. Moore, president; B. A.
Hackett, secretary; w. S. Wider
felt, treasurer; Prof Alfred Dur
fee, superintendent of city schools.
f, A. Moore and w. l.. Morris
were appointed a committee on
teachers and salaries.
The new auditing and finance
committee is composed of w. l..
Morris and b. A. Hi ctett. The
building, grounds and janitors
committee consists of f. r. Moore
and b. A. Hackett; supplies and
incidentals, b. A. Hackett aid d.
A. Jack; rules and regulations, B.
A. Hackett and f. A Moore; text
books and course of study, d. A.
Jack and F. A. Moore; teachers
certificates, f X Moore and ID. A.
Jack.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday night, when applicants
for positions will be investigated
The report of the teachers and
salaries committee will also be
handed in and discussed.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-14

Washington, May l4--Lieuten-
ant Mccormack cables from Mar
Unique that immediate relief must
be had for $4,000 refugees.
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TIME TO STRIKE OR NOTp
A Question to be Decided by the
Anthracite Miners.

Pittsburg, May 1.-The miners
convention convened this morning
for the purpose of considering the
strike ordered by President
Mitchell a few days ago, After
the appointment of several impor-
tant committees the meeting ad-
journed until this afternoon. The
com mittees will report whether
the time and financial conditions
of the union will permit of a
strike.