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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-10
CHlLDREN'S DAY EXERCISES
services at Opera House Attended
by Large Congregation.

The Children's day exercises held
under the auspices of the Methodist
church at the opera house Sunday
night, were largely attended and
were carried through in a manner
that reflected much credit upon the
participants as we'll as upon those in
charge.
The program was quite lengthy
but each number was so good that
the interest of the large audieGce
never tagged Following was the
program:
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-10
SATURDAYS Games.

At Butte-Butte II, Helena /.
At Portland-Portland 4, Spokane
At Tacoma-Seattle z, Tacoma 3.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-10
NORTHWEST PACIFIC LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Fridays Games.

At Portland-Portland 5, Spokane 8
At Tacoma-Tacoma 3, Seattle 2
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-06-10
THE RANCHER
WAS NUTTY
And Decided to Puncture the Tire of
His Wheels.
A HENRY RIFLE DID THE WORK

Last Act of Rancher Owen Carrigan
Was the tragedy Which Occurred
at the Ashbaugh Ranch, in Beaver
head County Yesterday-Carrigan
Was Forty-one Years of Age.
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The evening times., 1902-06-25
INSTITUTE FARMERS
VISIT MR. VERNON
Adioun to Pay Homage at
Tomb Of Washington.
Secretary Wilson to Make an Informal
Address Before Convention at the
Session This Evening.

The delegates to the convention Of the
American Association of Farmers In
stitute Workers, now in session at the
National Hotel, paid visit 10 Mount
Vernon and Arlington Heights this af-
ternoon. The party went by electric
car and viii return this evening BY
boat.
Secretary Wilson was not present at
the morning session, as had been ex-
pected- He viii attend the convention
this evening and make brief, informal
address 10 the Institute Workers. The
morning session opened at o'clock,
with President Amcss in the chair The
reports Of several States and sections
of the country were presented as foI-
lows. Mr.. J. B. TiudaH, North Caro-
lima: Mr. J. Q. Thompson, West Fir-
giRia; Mr. G C Creelman, Ontario
Canada Mr. A l. Martin. Pennsyl-
vania. Mr. George 4. McKeTrow, Wis
consin; Dr. A. c. True, of the Agricul-
turaI Department, Alaska, Porto Rico
and the Philippines; Prof W L AmOss
MARYLAND
The following papers were read and
discussed at the morning session:
The Farmers Institute as a Factor
in Creating a Desire for an Agricultural
Education, Hon John Hamilton sec
retary Of state Board of Agriculture,
Harrisburg Pa Discussion-W. " Mil
Ter, Columbus, Ohio; Prof. " L Hutch
inson. Mississippi
The Farmers Institute as a Promoter
OF a Closer Intimacy Between Farmers
and Experiment Stations F. z. Dawley
Fayetteville. \. Y. DisCussion-Dr. e
:. Voorhees,. New Brunswick. y. J.; A
B. HostetteT, SDring gfeIC. III
The Farmers Institute as a Medium
1Or Developing the Mutual Interests and
Relations Of Farmers and the United
States Department Of Agriculture" Dr.
4. c. True, Department Of Agriculture
Washington, D. G. Diseussion-Prof
" g Latta. Lafayette, Ind: O. C.
Gregg. Lynd. Einn-
At the session this evening. after the
address Of the Secretary of agriculture
Prof. c. c. James. of the department o.
agriculture. Toronto Canada will TeaC
= paper on the Teaching Of AgTicuI-
tire in the Public Schools This vii
/ be followed by an address By Miss Breed
Of Norfolk Va. or Teaching Domesti,
Science in the Rural Districts. -
The association viii hold its annuG
election of officers tomorrow morning.
The evening times., 1902-06-25
Marriage licenses issued.

Elijah H. Allen and Emma V. Russell.
Joseph L. simmons and Mamie Ella
Martin.
Ulysses :. Jackson and Grace Friend.
Frederick \. sabbs and Mary E. Col
Daniel Webster and Mary H. Watson.
Charles + Lanham. L. s. A. and
Alice ". Fearing
Howard Armstead and Frances Car
Claude W. Marion and Marie A.
William 4. Rogers ard Catherine c.
william 4. stewart and Henrietta
Florence D. McAuline and Rosa N.
Theodore a, clockdfle and Cora L,
Hancock.
Bartholomae.
James 5. Wise and Ethel E. Jones.
Samuel C. Gaslgins and Daisy Il. Cos
Harry II. Butts and Elizabeth A.
Marable. both OF Prince George county.
Nd
Joseph F. Jacobs. Of the District Of
Columbia. and Maud Fortney, Of Fair
fax county Va
Charles I West and Robert J. Bald
win.
Frederick D. B. austin and Catherine
BErne.
Walter L. Wiltshire and Sadie Ben
nett. OF Richmond Va.
Edward ] Stewart and Lille Clara
Francis. both Of Seabrooke. Nd.
William 4. Hurley and Maude G. Gun
ningham.
Lee Grant Myers and Della Tracy
WhaleD-
Charles ". Powell and Daisy Jackson.
Edward R. Moves and Emma F. Man
sell.
The evening times., 1902-06-25
INVENTOR FBSSBNDBN
RETURNS TO THE CITY
VIII Probably Retire From
Weather Bureau Service.

Prof Reginald a. Fessenden, inventor
Of the wireless system of telegraphy
bearing his name. arrived in the city
this morning from Norfolk. Va, and is
registered at the Raleigh. For some
months past he has been at Roanoke
Island. where experiments have been
conducted
Il is stated that Prof Fessenden ex-
poets to retire from the Weather Bu-
reau in September. that he may devote
his energies TO pushing his telegTaphy
system and introduce il for commercial
use. Prof. Fessenden is authority for
the statement that stations viii soon be
erected some thirty miles from San
Francisco for the purpose OF dissem-
minating weather reports.
The evening times., 1902-06-25
Canton to Have q Medical College.

The United states consul at Canton,
China, has reported to the State Depart
mcnt. under date Of April i, that the
Medical Missionary Society in China has
decided to establish a medical college
for men in correction with the society's
hospital in Canton. and AIr. Robert NJ
NcWade, UEited States consul at Can
ton. has been elected chairman Of the
committee I'D organization ana equip
ment. 4 general appeal is 10 be issued
for subscriptions TO the extent Of S50,-
600, to inert the expense Of building,
etc. and Mr. Richard Hancock. Of She
wan. TomVs d Co. Canton. has been
chosen treasurer. TO take charge OF all
contributions.
The evening times., 1902-06-25
BOWEN HEARD FROM.
A Letter, Ten Days Old, Received by
Secretary Hay.

4 letter bearing date Of June II has
just been received al the State De-
partment from Minister Bowen. at Ca
raeas. IN this ne said the situation was
growing serious. and that the revolu-
tionists were rapidly approaching the
capital The department has received
no of1ciaI adviCes yet regarding the
bombardment reported 10 have taken
place near La GUaira-
Should Commander TcLain find that
official messages are being interrupted
he can send the Topeka 10 Curacao,
from which they can be cabled to the
United States. Government officials DO
not know exactly what 20 make Of .he
absence of information from Venezuela,
but are apprehensive that the revolution
is assuming a serious aspect
The evening times., 1902-06-25
Concert At the Capitoi.

Following is the program of the con
cert to be given by the Marine Band at
the Capitol this evening, beginning at
D. m.
March. The National Fencibies" .....-.- -Sousa
Overture. lie Dominor Ncjr'' -Auber
Grand Fantasia --SicgfTiei' -........... W aguer
Clarinet solo waltz ''Arie' .-.-..---. .Schrejner
Musician Jacques Vaup0ucke.
(s) Arabian IntermezzC ''Zamona' ..-..- Lorraine
(b) March, ''Our Glorious Banner -santelmann
Selection King Do-Do" ".-..............-.Lu .Luders
Polouaise 0p. 80, No l. I--------.-.-.-.--- .Liszt
Patriotic --ynu Hail Columbia ........F Fyies
The evening times., 1902-06-25
The Death Record.

The following deathcs Tor tweDty-four
hours we're reported at the Health De
parJment up 10 noon yesterday
Resale Rosenberg. = years
Andrew CiiaDEcaE GO years
MorrelI Mareen 59 years.
Annie Z. Howard. u years
George Washington. ~ wears.
Dennis Johnson. 45 years.
Mrs Laura II Jlek. u Years
Willis c. HaIdeT man. Y years.
Latesia Clark. = years.
SzIvaunus Blame nsrd, 50 years.
Rose Leonard, % Years
Mary r. Corbstt. % years
Rov Saunders. 2S years
Andrew Bell. y years.
william Primrose. % years
Burnett5 Gray. months.
Rgsh Thornton. months.
Joseph Henderson, months.
Robert II. Jenkins. months
annie II. Johnson, . months.
Violet g. Harper. . months.
Fannie Ball months
Frank Bland : months.
infant OF Lille and William Jackson
! day
MARI Il Adams. ] day.
The evening times., 1902-06-25
New Train and New Schedule.
Chesapeake and Chic Railway.

Effective sunday june %, trains VIII leave
Washington daily, as follows;
Cincinnati ard Louisville Express 81 D.
H. reaching mountain resort stations same
evening. Cincinnati and Louisville next nom
ing. 81 Louis and Chicago that evening
Pullman sIcepsrs 10 Cincinnati and Louisville
daily. and observation parl0r car 70 Virginia
Hot springs week days.
Washington and 81 Louis Special new
Jraiu-Eill leave $50 2. m- and arrive Cin-
ciuuari . 20 a. N. indianapolis 3=25 p M. St.
Laui- 9. o.. lH. snd Chicago $50 p. N. solid
s-.,,i @ -lDctr3c-ii0hted train. with Pullman
5ie-s ra Cincinnati indianapolis, and St.
Louis I'=rIor car Cincinnati 70 Chicago
The r r J. Limited Viii leave 81 II:I0
o lr. as heretofore. with Pullman slccpers
10 Cincinnati and Louisville daily, and Pullman
cau1Tartn meat car 20 Virginia Hot Springs Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday
The evening times., 1902-06-25

= very pretty wedding occurred yes
teTday afternoon at the home Of Mr.
William :. Cunningham. 12I4 Potomac
Street northwest. the contracting parties
being Miss Naude Glenn Cunningham.
and Mr.. William 4. Hurley, formerly
OF Western Maryland. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev D. Frank II.
Havenner. pastor of Dumb2rton Avenue
N. z. Church. in the presence Of oBIy
the immediate families of the bride and
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Hurley left on
the G:2Q boat for Virginia Beach
The evening times., 1902-06-25
EXCURSIONS.

Steamer Macalester for Marshall Hall
at 10 a. m. 2:30 and $50 p. m.
Norfolk aud Washington lire for Fort
ress Monroe aGd Norfolk at G:30 D n
Trains leave Pennsylvania Avenue and
Thirteen-and a half Street for Alex
andria and Arlington every half hour
Mount Vernon hourly. 10 a. NJ to D. n.
Chesapeake Beach-See schedules IN
der Railroads and Steamboats," as to
time.
Colonial Beach-Steamer T. Y Arrow
smith. See schedule under excursions
for time.
The evening times., 1902-06-25
ORDER ENTERED IN
OIL COMPANY CASES

Justice CIabaugE today announced his
decision in what are known as the Cos
Company cases, denying the petitions
asking that the Secretary OF the Interior
he compelled by mandamus to issue 10
them patents for oertain lands in South
eru California
The evening times., 1902-06-25
Cook Shop Damaged by Fire.

About 10 o'clock last night an alarm
of fire was turned In from box fl for a
blaze in a shed located near the corner
Of Four-and "a half and D Streets south
west The structure, which was occu-
pied by James White. colored, as cook
shop, was almost entirely destroyed.
While attempting to cxtingulsh the
fire White was painfully burned about
the face and hands. He was treated at
q nearby drugstore
The evening times., 1902-06-25

The lawn fete 10 be given on the
Georgetown University Campus, under
the auspices of Holy Trinity Church.
will begin Monday evening Many sur
prising features viii Je in evidence The
affair viii he held every evening from
June 90 to July ,, inclusive On the
Fourth of July the Tnost attractive feat
ures will be held The historic grounds
of the university VIII be used as pie
nicking grounds, during the entire day.
On the afternoon of that day the feat
ures win be athletic events. for which
prizes VIII be offered The entire pro-
ceeds Of the affair viii be turned into
the building fund OF Trinity Church
The evening times., 1902-06-25
TAKEN Ill IN PARK.
John Sibley, an Old Soldier, Stricken
With ApopIexy.

Mr.. John SIbley, seventy-three years
old. suffered a sudden stroke OF ap-
popIexy while walking through Iowa
Circle yesterday afternoon. BE was re
moved TO Homeopathic Hospital by the
police. and was attended by Dr. Sharp
After receiving the necessary medical
stteutior he was permitted 10 leave the
hospital
Mr. Sibley IS . survivor of the civil
var, and was an. inmate CT Soldiers
HCme 1t HAMPTON. Va He is visiting
friends in this CITY.
When he LEFT The hospital he went 10
the home cf Mr. John G. CoEhlin. 1901
New Hampshire avenue. northwest.
The evening times., 1902-06-25
NEWS And GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN

Mr. Herbert E Riley and Miss
Eugenia Houser. of TeEleytown. viii be
married this evening st o'clock, at the
Eldbrooke II. Z. Church Rev II. Z r.
Rock. pastor OF the church. VIII perform
the ceremony. after which a reception
viii be held at the residence Of the
couple in Tenleytown. They VIII leave
On the midnight train for Atlantic
City.
The evening times., 1902-06-25

Inspector Wallace. of the Sewer Divi-
sion. has reported on the application Of
John 6. Meir.berg for a permit to run
conduit across the alley IN square 995,
for the purpose Of installing electric
lights at IA Eleventh Street southeast.
that il cannot te granted under the law
of May 20. 1900. which provides that the
conduit pipes shall be used only to con-
meet the premises owned ana operated
by the perIaitee-
The evening times., 1902-06-25
WEATHER INDICATIONS

Fair and warmer tonight ! htEslaE =
showers with rising temperature: fresh
southwesterIy winds, increasing.
The evening times., 1902-06-25
DESIRE RETENTION OF
POLICE Al CROSSINGS
Citizens Object to Changes
at Railway intersections.
LETTERS TO COMMISSIONERS
One Writer Declares the Present System
Gives Protection to the Public Against
Being Made Victims Of Accidents.
Safeguard to Pedestrians.

The Commissioners are daily receiv-
ing letters from residents protesting
against The bill pending in Congress to
supplant the street railway crossing po-
lieemen by uniformed aagmen. Among
those writing upon the subject are
Henry Franc & Son. 407 Seventh Street,
and A. s. Caywood. 933 Ninth Street
northwest.
Messrs. Franc & Son says. their let
ter being written by Mr. Henry Franc:
Watchfulpess of Men on Duty.
4 have the honor to request that you
may not approve the proposed action
abclishing the crossing police at points
where street railways fntersect. I do
not spend much time at such points. but
even as casual passer-by, 1 have wit
messed dozens Of instances where the
watchfulness Of the crossing officer has
prevented what might have been serious
accidents. I have noticed this most fre-
qUsntly at the Fifth and G Street cross
ing that being nearest my residence,
and I predict that any relaxing of this
wise pTeCautiOn Will result in some ac-
cident
Il have also seen the officer at the
So eAAtA anu + 81 stt "a oSsiis5 OA many
occasions force drivers and wheelmen to
observe the rules of the road and to keep
on the proper side. At such congested
corners as this women and children are
in constant peril unless guarded by some
officer in authority
THE proposed fagmen at such points
may prevent accidents TO the cars, but
! the public viii be deprived Of a safe
guard they now enjoy. and as one Of the
public I beg leave to protest against the
proposed change.
The evening times., 1902-06-25

The Commissioners. by order. have
promulgated the amendments to the po-
lice regulations proposed by the Acting
Engineer Commissioner, relating 10 the
subject Of projections. and especially
the kind OF showcases. etc, that viii be
allowed On business and resident streets
respectively. The regulations were pub
lished in full in The Times a few days
ago
The evening times., 1902-06-25

Chase-s-"Tha Wizard Of the Nile;
afternoon and evening.
CoIumbia-EdwiR Arden; evening
The evening times., 1902-06-25
The ]. C. ERGOOD COMPANY, Distributors.

'Phone East 254R72. R.s9ndS g11Ft bottles so Of the
Fo, Raor Co.'S famous Golden Hop Beer
IOi D@Si' Tor 81. Delivered N unletterej
EagoRA
The evening times., 1902-06-25
se-Ezcursions to the Seashore-s6.

va pennss lFsais Railroad 20 Atlantic City.
Cspe Mas, 'freau City or Sea Isle City. Tick
els eH sale Friday and Saturday. june y and
- good 90 return until Tuesdzg, July l.
The evening times., 1902-06-25

Mrs. Catherine Peachy. who resides On
the Woodley Lane Road. fell on Thirty
second Street. near T Street yesterday
afternoon. striking her head 4 severe
injury was received. She was taken to
the Georgetown University Hospital.
where the wound was dressed. Later
she was conveved 10 her home.
The evening times., 1902-06-25
ST2EET LIGHTING

low fi1e--.-.. rs 4. n and OH I'M
TI;rh tide 1916 IN AMI 11:11 PM.
The evening times., 1902-06-25
AND THE MOON
TIDE TABLE.

Sun rIses.4::5 An. sun SETS rs P-sl-
Noon rises. Moon sets.1o:15 PM
The evening times., 1902-06-25

William King, fOurteen-year-oId
white boy, while riding a bicycle yes
teriay morning on TweTtv-eighth Street,
near p Street, collided with a delivery
wagon Of the Connecticut Pie Company
King was slightly injured about the
head and body, and the front wheel OF
his bicycle was smashed
The evening times., 1902-06-25
NRM-CElIENTS

Lamps lit today 8;ot P-ai-
Lamps out tomorrow j; Il An
The evening times., 1902-06-25

Suburban Cottage Building Easy
e yea buy Rustic siding, SIS. Ga = y. \. a..
The evening times., 1902-06-25

FneprOos Storage Rooms, s. Month Up.
Pianos. 81 mp Trunks. 25c month. Union Trust
Storage Co., main Office. f4I4 F St Phone Z222-
The evening times., 1902-06-25
GAS STOVES

(For Cooking and Heating.)
GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE,
I424 New York Avenue.
The evening times., 1902-06-25
B. & 0. R. R. Weekend Seashore Ez-
cuTsiOnS.

Tickets good on all traius Friday and Sat
arday. returning until Tues3sy following. at
r0te Of Sc FOR the round trip 10 Atlantic CITY
The evening times., 1902-06-25

Country Houses Built All 0. <.
with our y. c. Flooring. $50 I.ibbey & Co.
The evening times., 1902-06-25

A No. Shingles Only $3.50 for
4z2o. perfect grade. at 9Th and n Y ave
The evening times., 1902-06-25
CENSUS STATISTICS
READY FOR PUBLIC
MATTERS OF INTEREST
Tn DISTRICT AFFAIRS

BY order Of the Commissioners. steam
engineers licenses have been issued IS
follows. Locomobilc. Scott TaliaferTo,
first class. Oliver Perry Angelo, third
class. J. Gordon Phillips. A T. Cal
IaEher, William II. Thomas and Eugene
Rose
Commissioner Ross has sent the fol-
lowing communication to his associates:
The amount Of time taken up every
day in discussing the subject Of ap-
Dointmeuts OF police and fire surgeons,
and the vast amount of excellent mate
rial offered. induce me to submit a mo-
ton 20 the following effect: That ali
applicants for the position named be no
titled that the Civil Service Commission
VIII be requested 20 hold an eXamina-
tiOu for that position some time in the
month OF July. the qualifications to be
prescribed for the candidates entering
such competition as TO the length o.
actual practice and hospital experience
to be hereafter determined.
The evening times., 1902-06-25
influence on Teams and Bicycles.

Mr.. CayTOOd says
I beg to enter my protest in refer
enee to the removal Of the policemen at
the electric railroad crossings, as they
are a great protection to the public
when teams and bicycles are crossing the
street at these points. and when they see
a policeman they naturally slacken their
speed and drive with more care, and rs
pedestrians usually cOngTegate in the
street waiting for the cars to arrive,
and It is often difficult for a team 10 pass
these crossings until 2 policeman makes
the crowd move TO one side. These Of
ficers also assist aged and infirm peo-
pie on and of the cars and TO the side
walk and It is very dangerous for them
10 be without assistance at these places
Should Control Speed of Ca-s.
u also think that policeman should
be at the crossings who has control OF
the speed Of the cars as vel, as I sup
pose you know that in the cities of Bo5-
ton. New York. Philadelphia, and else
where on crowded tnoroughfares the
police have perfect control of the elec-
tric cars. and the notormen have 10 stop
and start at any time and place that the
police may signal TO them TO do so IN
order TO protect the public while pass
ing
= think II the present policemen are
removed you viii find it necessary to re-
place them with regular policemen.
4 am located at the corner of Ninth
and X Streets. where / have this matter
constantly in view, and my attention is
continually called TO the necessity of the
policemen"
The evening times., 1902-06-25
0NE-DAY OUTING

Of Menncn's Borated Talcum Pow
der and Ncne-Better Medicated
Skin Soap; regular price 15e 1nc
each: for both the oGe-day VI
outing price will be--------- "
The evening times., 1902-06-25
0N:-DAY OUTING

Of the American L2Gs Ventilat
ing Summar Corset m -.um and low
bust, straisSt front aid short hip,
sateen strip. trimmed With lace and
ribbon top and bottom, every ar
size; our 50c number; the 9N
one-day outing price win be-
The evening times., 1902-06-25

Director Merriam feels that the splen-
did results achieved 10y his bureau are
due 10 me intelligence, efficiency, and
fdeIily displayed by his various sub
ordiaa5as. and he desires 10 acknowledge
The loyalty ana devotion shown by the
Assistant Director the chief statisti-
clans. the seogfapher. the assistant Ee-
oETaphGT The chief clerk. the appoint
menr clerk. aud the clerical force o. the
Office iC carrying the enormous task i'm
posed up0n him by Congress 10 such an
CmIueutIy successful termination
The evening times., 1902-06-25
ONE-DAY OUTING

OF womsn's Muslin Gowns. made
with square yoke and custer OF
tucks. finished around the neck and
yoke with 2-inch embroidered ruf-
fie. full width and extra length;
always selling at sc; the enc
one-day outing Dr-ez viii q lNI
be-. .-....-.-. "
The evening times., 1902-06-25
oNE-DAY OUTING

OF Mercerized Lustrous ssteen. 10
plain colors and fancy stripes, Ia
black and all shades, worth from
15c 70 25c yard; the n 2p
oRe-day outing price viii MI
be- --..--.--...-......-O O
The evening times., 1902-06-25
ONE-DAY OUTING

OF 3-inch vide pure Silk Fancy
Ribbon. il all the desirable shades.
in plain, self-co1oTed and two-toue
effects, for neck use. girdles. and
millinery, worth I25ze and ~
15c; the one-day outing price II.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-05-19
Nevada W0rsted Again.

The University Of Utah won from the
University of Nevada in the field day
events at Salt Lake Friday by a score
of As to "a. The defeated track team pas
sed through here on No. 3 last evening
returning to Reno. While the train was
here the athletes amused themselves by
the circumstances, having lost every
thing in the Salt Lake contests. 1t did
not seem that they had any particular
yell coming.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-05-19
STATE NEWS NOTES.

Two drunken Indians, a puck and a
squaw, broke into an Eureka residence a
few days ago. They were arrested and
jailed.
Sheepherders in Elko county who rob.
bed sagehen nests of the eggs and ate
them hay been convicted of violating the
law and fined for the offense.
additional telephones in Reno and is
about to begin the expenditure of 5000
in improving it's system in that town.
The search for the body of Miss Ada
Vonderhyde, who was drowned in the
Carson river a week ago yesterday, con-
tinues with undated energy, but without
success at latest accounts.
F. E. Chagnon, representing the Reno
reduction works, has been spending the
week here in the interest of the company.
The company has arranged to work GUS
tom ore and the railroad company has
made a rate of 81 a ton from Lovelock 20
Reno. Mr.. Chagnon is here ~endeavorine
to have ore shipped from this point to
Reno.-Lovelock Argus.
The farmers of the valley are living
high now. Since the irrigating season
began the bitches have been full of fish,
n all that is necessary to secure a
mess is to go out with. a club and knock
them over. me fish are mostly carp and
some of them weigh as much as three or
four pounds. Occasionally a fine trout
is captured.-Yerington Times.