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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27
CAMERON LUMBER COMPANY
Occur d'AIene River Improvement Case
in Court.


Occur d'!NIene River Improvement Case
in Court.
On the application of Abner q. kerns
Of Wallace, Judge George II. Stewart OF
Boise on Monday issued an order to the
state board of land commissioners to
file in his court the Sd day Of January a
transcript of its proceedings in connec-
ton with the application of the Came
ron Lumber company for franchise to
improve the Ceur d'Alene river, that
the same may be reviewed by the court,
or show cause why such writ of review
should not be allowed.
Mr.. kerns, in his affidavit in support
Of his application for a writ, sets forth
that he is the owner of 100 acres of land
on the north fork of the Ceur d'Alene,
which he entered upon and occupied on
the 9th Of June last and that the
stream is the only practical means OF
reaching such premises. Afiiant further
states upon information and belief tina,
the company is not authorized to dc
business in this state, not having filed
its articles of incorporation with tn,
secretary of state, and that ID. r. Cam
eron, resident agent, is not a citizen o.
Idaho, but resident Of the city o.
Spokane.
On the filing of this affidavit Judg,
Stewart issued an order as recited ant
commanded the board not to approve
the bond pending the proceedings.
John b. Goode. attorney for the lum
Der company, arrived home wednesda!
morning to spend Christmas. lie say,
an appearance will be made, and tina
the company will show good cause VIII!
the writ should not be allowed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27

A very beautiful and impressive
Christmas communion service was held
at st. Luke's Episcopal church on
Christmas morning at 1899, the pastor
Mr.. c. +. Burnett. officiating, assisted
with excellent music by the new choir.
The interior decorations, which had
been the work OF the ladies of the con-
gregation for several days, were most
artistic and gave the church beautiful
Christmas appearance. A choral service
was rendered by choir Of twenty
voices under direction of Mr.. Smith,
with Mrs. Nesbit as organist, assisted
by Miss Donna Potter with the violin
and Mr.. Boomer with the flute. The
offertory solo, "The Holy City" was
splendidly rendered in a sweet soprano
by Master Harry Wiggett. The holy
sacrament was administered to large
number Of the congregation.
AT 3 O'Clock of the afternoon previous
the children of the Sunday school
assembled at the church. where a large
Christmas tree had been erected for
their entertainment. Many presents
were distributed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27
building IMPROVEMENTS
sl2s,eSO FOR THE YEAR 1902
improvements In the Town Of COenr
d'AIens Reach n Higher Figure Than
Ever BEFORE in Its History. Brick
Blocks and Residences That Are =
Credit 20 the Place.

The building improvements that have
been made In Ceur d'Alene during the
year about to close have exceeded the
record OF any year since the town be-
came a spot on the map Of Idaho.
While these improvements have been
going steadily on during the year, most
people do not realize the fact that they
have reached grand total of SI29,65O.
That is an excellent showing for a town
OF 1900 people, and is but the beginning
OF the long lOoked-for advance move
ment which the older residents of the
town have always maintained would
come with the development of our nat
ural resources. With the building Of
the Cgur d'Alene & Spokane electric
railway. the completion of the new
mills Of the VIM. Howard Land Il Lum-
Der company, and other mills that are
to be constructed, there is no reason
why CGur d'Alene, with its desirable
location, should not soon become the
largest town in northern Idaho, and it
is our belief that within the next five
years she will be at the head Of the list
in point of population and business.
We have, III the following list Of i'm
prOyements. aimed TO make IT cover
every building that has been erected
during the year, and ii any are omitted
1t is because we nnintentionally over
looked them.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27
Win. u.-ara cpmp.ry nay. TIn.sst.

Wa. Hssars Csapaay Tiays Tia,ssT.
over s5.sIsOOD feet OF state timber
located on the -. Maries river and its
tributaries we're sold At the county
trrasurcT's olIice IN Wallace Wednesday
by Chief Clerk G. II. SteunenbcTg Of the
state land board 10 the William How
ard Land 4 Lumber company Of this
place. The consideration was tl.SO per
loO feet. which will net the state about
as ,S72. That includes merely the tim
Der. The land lie slill retained by the
state. The land IL In Shoshone county
and consists Of about fourteen sections.
Tho other bidders present were William
DoaTy Of the Notthland Pine company
Of Moscow, 4. G. Martin Of Moscow,
representing the Wisconsin Log & Lu'n'
ber company. and NJ. J. Doyd, state
timber land selector. Mr.. Steunenberg
has gone to Moscow, where he will sell
small tract In Latah county.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27
Ne,ler o. s,ocll,elaer., Mee,lnr.

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Idaho Lumber and Mfg. Co.
will be held at the company's office at
Post Falls, Kootenai county, Idaho, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of January, 1908,
at 10 o'clock, a. m, for the election OF
directors and such other business as
may legally come before the meeting.
II, NJ. STRATnERN, Sec.
Post Falls, Idaho, Dec. IS, 1902,
d s0-27
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27
CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS

Rathdrum, Idaho, November Il, igSs-
Mott e is hereby given thsf am prepared 10
pay the following described kooienai County
Warrants with Interest. Interest ceases ten
DAYS from the first publication OF this notice
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND.
No s. 10 No. us inclusive. Series OF 1901.
GENERAL Road FCED.
No. 81 to No. loo inclusive Series OF 1891.
First publication November Is, Ia2.
W. J. MCCLCgE,
nov. Is jan.T County Treasurer.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27

Many soldiers In the last war wrote
to say that for Scratches. Druses, Cuts,
Wounds, Corns, Sore Feet and sun
Joints, Buckleu's Arnica salye Is the
best in the world. Same for Burns
Scalds, Boils, Ulcers, skin Eruptions
and Piles. II cures or no pay. Only
25c at Cmur d'Alene Drug store, Gle
ment wilkins Manager.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27

The Illustrated West subscription
81 a year, and the Press, 81 a year,
making IS for the two. They will be
furnished together for $2.25 at this
office.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27

Two logging trucks and harness, used
one year, one heavy logging sled new,
apply to Frank Russell, Coeurd' Alene,
Idaho.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27
NEWS OF TOWN AND COUNTY


IefFenOud.
Queen olives in bulk at The Idaho
Mercantile Co.
Clement wilkins is enjoying a visit
from his mother.
A. l.. Hatch has opened a restaurant
on Sherman street.
Miss Viola BOleman, OF Post Falls. is
the guest of Mrs. Fred Wilson.
Mn. q. II. Terrell, OF Winchester is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. II. b. King.
steam and pipe fittings of all kinds
at Armand PerrenOnd's hardware store
Robert Stewart left Saturday TO spend
the holidays with friends at The DalIes
Oregon.
Walter Alkire. Of Pony, Montana is
spending the holidays here with his
parents.
Rooms for rent. single, double and in
suits unfurnished. Apply TO ]. W.
wiggett.
Telephone No. 10 is the place 10 buy
your groceries. erockerY and provisions.
Blood Bros.
Patrick Flood Is home from British
Columbia TO spend the holidays with
his family.
Every purchaser OF sl2 worth of
shoes are entitled TO A fine art calendar
at u. II. Williams.
We will get you tailor-made suit at
prices that speak for themselves. Come
and see blood Bros.
Windows and doors OF all sizes aud
styles at PerrenOud's hardware store AT
the lowest prices.
A line line OF Holiday umbrellas.
just night for Christmas present, at
The Idaho Mere. Co.
Six young men want 10 rent furn.
lshed house with six OF seven rooms.
Inquire al this Office.
Tailor made suits from $40 up. A
perfect al guaranteed OF no sale. The
"iggru \ Emp~y company.
Window cleaning and bill posting
neatly and promptly done by Gilbert
A'i'rf' carpets put down. nj
Not how cheap but what a perfect
li Is our motto Ia ladies tailor made
suits. wiggeit a Empey Go.
The most complete line Of rbildrep's
Artics, rubbers. ovprshoe, and legg,ns
rter sc~n Ia the town. Al Williams
-, ,--.
day goods. Our prices can not be heat.
/ en anywhere. The Idaho Mere Ca.
,.,,n FISH. ,.,,-- -. - A.
p 80, =, 49, -. - = =, 'n =,
consulted a; his once IN Mcfarland
block.
We have Iuinbermens Rubbers to
scw on heather tops. and will do The
sAne at = reasonable price. II. IL.
Williams
Nj. M,,rh.,, , ,o,r,., ,n,-,,., 4, oo,
..,,ool. now az waU,ner Is rr,.,, =,
Mr.. AID Mrs. George Cooper during the
holidays.
Whrh IN necd Of ANYTHING Ia the way
Of groceries mig up phone No. L. and
nave 'netH ae'''efea Al your Kitchen
h'''''a h'"s'
Robbrm' lIubhcrs' We carry the larg-
ri stock IN the city at the night prices.
We have already s"'a over i"" paiF'
'he i'ah" Ne''' 70
Mn. John Teal, nee Miss Grace Mar.
lou. returned 10 her home at Wallace.
" eaursaAy. Ai'st spending a 'e" days
W Town ''a'''"g he' pAis'"'
Dg. q. n. Ferrcll. membcr-eleci at the
legislature from Nea pcrce county,
spent Wednesday In town visiting his
daughter, Mira II. H. King.
Neu telephones have been placed in
the s,aFr Of Hood Brothers and the
Office Of the Cuur d'Alenc & spokane
I Electric Hallway company.
tt,o, sr. tr,nh,s,s with ood fee,
49, al, - on, bor.. hair ipsoles
T1.. .,c Guaranteed 70 keen your foe,
.-.,yr Ths Idaho Nsrc Co
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27

Sectional maps Of Kootenai county
for sale at the Press office.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27

Old newspapers for sale at this office
at % cents per hundred.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27

The Christmas solemnities were car
ried out at the Catholic church Christ.
mas eve in the usual appropriate man.
ner. Rev. Father Purcell, of Rath
drum, celebrated midnight mass and
preached on the Gospel OF the day
Werner's mass in c was sung by ths
choir; soprano sSlOs, Mrs. +. ]. Scallor
and Miss Steele; altos, tenor and bass
Mrs. 'Callow, Miss Kildea, T. c. Hair
and Byron Renshaw. AT the sequence
Mr. Hahn sang Diehmans GLORY t.
God" and at the offertory Mrs. Scallor
sang Noel's Christmas song with violin
Obligato by Miss Kildea; Lambillotte.
AVA Marie" was sung by Mrs. Scallor
and Byron Renshaw and the "Adests
Fidelis" by the full choir.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27

The treat and entertainment Christ
mas eve in the Presbyterian church
passed of pleasantly and to the credit
of the Sunday school A program of
SO numbers was presented. in which
songs, recitations and dialogues were
given in rapid succession. At the close
OF the exercises Santa Claus (Nr. VIM.
Letter. appeared and, after appointing
his assistants, began the distribution of
the presents from the tree. These con-
sisted Of books for the older pupils, mis-
cellaneous articles for the intermediate
classes, picture books and calendars
with the teachers photo for the pri-
mary class, apples, presented by Mr..
7. W. johnson, and box of nuts
and candy for each pupil The pastor
was handed an envelope containing a
check on the Exchange bank for twenty
dollars, drawn in his favor by Capt. ].
J. O'Brien. After the distribution of
the presents the large audience gradu-
ally left the church.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
TALKING OF THE TICKET.
Politics Discussed in all Sections of
the City Yesterday

Politics Discussed in all Sections Of
the City Yesterday
Politics was the sole topic Of con
versation in Brunswick yesterday, and
httle groups OF citizens could be seen
gathered on all corners expressing
their opinion on the situation
what do you think Of the ticket?'
Tnat question was asked any num-
Der OF times during tae day and how
different the answer were. Some of
the politicians seem to think that it
is a very strong and representative one
while others are ot the opinion taat
a better ticket could have been Sc
lected But tnat is generally the case.
1t would be hard matter, indeed FOR
any political organization to name "a
ticket that would meet with the ap-
proval OF ali citizens The Good
Government CLUB, or in facl a majority
OF the members seem to be satsued
With the ticket
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
USING A HAT PIN AS HER WEA-
pom, SHE FIGHTS THE
ASSAlL ANT.
NOES AFTER IHE SCOUNDREL
Miss Waude Tombln Is Attacked Near
Columbus But Her Pluck Saves
t1er-A Large Posse on His
Trail.

Columbus. Ca, November 12.-As
Miss Maude Tomblin, young girl IS
years OF age, who works az the Bibo
min. on North Highlands, was going
to aer home on East Highlands early
tonight. following roadway in a
rmaer lonely part of northwest Rose
Hn, she was accosted BY a strange
negro.
The girl ran and the negro follow
ed. Sue warned him to let her alone,
saying her laclc, a policeman, lived
in mouse just short distance
ahead. He was not frightened and
ran in front o. .e Girl blocking her
path. sac tried escape him By
turning 10 the a.,t>, out ne turned TO
the same side OF The road and kept
bier back. The negro then advanced
upuu her. making a desperate attack
upon her with the evident intention OF
C uAandug assault.
Iue pl1cky girl drew her hat pin
and Iunged 1t at Ihe negro a"u' sue
believes, stuck 1t III hiin' ne sli"oN
her in the breast and also caasnt nel
round the neck, trying 10 'n'o" ne' H.
the gound. The girl is strong lol ner
age however, and resisted stoutly' az
the same time making desperate ol-
forts 10 stick the negro "ltn the pm
Finally alarmed by Aef e'ie7 anu
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
ANOTHER TICKET TO BE
PLACED IN THE FIELD
TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS.
Ask for Rios for Work
on Jail and Court House.

Commissioners Ask for Bios for Work
on Jail and Court House.
Numerous Improvements are to
be made on the county Jail and also
on the court house within the next
month. AT the jail a cement floor will
be put in and other improvements
made. and the caimueys of tae court
house are to be raised. The following
is the advertisement tor bids Of the
county commissioners.
On or before November 2{th. 1902.
the commissioners of roads and rev
enue of Glynn county will receive
bids for putting in cement floor in
he county Jail, same 10 be filled
With clean, dry sand, then one foot of
concrete composed of broken shells
and cement and top of one and a
nalf incnes of cement.
Also for the raising OF three chin
aeys at court house, said chimneys to
he raised even with the roof, with
hood over top of each The commits
stoners reserve the right 90 reject any
and all bids. For further information
apply TO J. j. Lott, chairman, or A. O..
Townsend, clerk Commissioners en-
Roads and Revenue
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
MEETING NEXT
TUESDAY NIGHT
UNDERSTOOD THAT A MASS
MEETING WILL BE HELD AT
THE CITY HALL.
MANY NAMES MENTIONED
In Connection With the MayoraIty and
Aldermanic Candidates, But Not
Known Who Will Be
Nominated.

The political atmosphere nad gem
uine touch Of invigoration in its yes
terday. Tine ticket nominated by the
Good Government club on the previ-
Gus evening was generally discussed
and was the subject of considerable
comment OF both a pleasant and an
unpleasant nature. Many people
thought it was a winner. while others
took the position that another good
ticket IN The field could easily defeat
it.
However tne most interesting piece
OF political development is tnat there
will certainly be opposition to tne
Good Government ticket, ana it is un.
derstcUd that The opponents OF this
organization win hold a meeting next
Tuesday night and either ratify the
present ticket or name one IN opposi-
ton thereto.
kumor nas it that the proposed
meeting viii be in the nature of mass
gathering OF the people, irrespective
OF past or present political affiliauon.
Tne colored brother, it is understood,
will be invited TO attend and the clti
zens Of Brunswick, it seems, for once
will get together without the slight
est tinge OF local political complex
len.
The News has it that call will be
issued IN few days to citizens gen
orally, in which tie aims. objects and
purposes of the coming meeting viii
be fully stated In this connection
the names Of number OF prominent
business men have been mentioned
for places on the ticket. and from all
indications it seems safe TO predict
that December u will witness a strong
municipal contest.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
EXEMPTION BILL WAS
DEFEATED IN HOUSE
HE WOULD BAR THE NEGRO.
So Says Rev. Thomas Dixon in
Speech at Baltimore.

90 odyS rev. ihomaS Dixon in q
Speech at Baltimore.
Baltimore, Md, November l2.-Rev
Thomas Dixon, of New York. who
came here tonight to lecture, has a
bad opinion OF the negro
Il have known them from the first
years OF my life he said to a report
er.
My deliberate opinion Of the mod
ern negro in this country is that he is
not worth he'll room. If | were the
devil, | would not let MIN in hell. They
will be driven from the south lust
as surely as they warm tnat place
now.
Il make the statement that no farm
er in the south can make his farm
pay with negro labor Of the modern
sort. | have farm Of 500 acres, in
Virginia, and | employed 100 negroes
10 work it in grain and other market
stuff. | strove and strove with them,
but / could do nothing. ! discharged
tnem ALL and have turned to raising
polled angus beef cattle for the Eng
fish market Now | work the farm
With two white men.
There is no hope for the southern
farmer until the negro is expelled and
White labor substituted"
Mr.. Dixon was asked what he
thought Of President Roosevelts ac-
tion in taking up the part Of the ne
arces in Alabama with the republican
party managers.
He seems determined to play up
he negro at every opportunity, said
Mr. Dixon. "Still, from a republican
he is consistent and in
line with the history ana traditions OF
me republican party. | do not see
cnat we have any reason for critice-
ing him
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
NEW PIPE BEING LAID.

Clay Pipe VIII Be Temporarily Used
Until Arrival Of Iron pipe.
The force ol hands at work on the
broken sewer on Mansfield street
were busy yesterday laying some new
pipe, which is to be used until the ar
rival cl the large iron pipe
Alderman Newman, chairman Of the
committee on streets, is personally
looking after the work Of repairing
the sewer.
AS soon as the pipe is placed in po-
sitlon tne engine viii Aot nave to
pump off the water. and crytaing
will be in good working order The
iron pipe has been ordered ana viii be
here in about ten days. .
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
KEEPING UP THEIR WORK.
Thieves Continue to Enter Houses in
Brunswick Every Night.

Thieves entered the home OF Mrs. j.
X. Nightengale Tuesday night about
10 o'clock, The intruder was discov.
cred in the hall on the stair landing
by some OF the ladies' and was fright
eled away before he accomplished the
intended robbery. He scaped through
a window on the FIRST floor, evidently
the one through which he had enter
ed. Mrs. Nightengale thinks there
were TWO men in the house from the
amount OF commotion and stumbling
sounds tney made in their exit This
is the thiId time this residence has
been entered this summer
The home ol Mrs. Marie Tison
Smith was also entered early Tues
day evening, tnis beng the httn at
tempt within few weeks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
COUNCIL MEETS 1O"iai4I,

Probable That the Market Question
"lil come Up ano Sc Disposed Of.
The Getty council VIII meet IN regu-
la semtmonthly session at tne cIty
aaiI tomsnt.
IAetc Is nothing OF unusual itnpor-
iance scnedulea T. come up, except
the marhet question, and II is very
probable tnat tne solons viii taKe up
tnis subject ana nnany dispose Oh II.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
sEAsoARD TRACK CLEARED.
Al Trains Used Their own Track
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
An Seaboard Irelsh. ana passenger
trains resumed their regular scnedule
yesterday, and used thsir own track
between Thaimann and Everett the
wreck having been celared away
A force OF hands have 0een hard at
work clearing the track since Tuesday
morning, but they did not succeed in
repairing it until yesterday morning
The track was torn up for several
yards. and two or three OF the freight
cars We're badly demolished, and it
took considerable time to clear the
crack SO that trains could pass.
However, tne trains were operated
alright Tuseday by coming 70 Bruins
wick and going to Thalm4nn outac B.
q g. track the only trouble being a
distafccc Of 40 miles. which had to be
travelled in order to get 10 Jackson
villa
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
GENERAL WEYLER MUST co.

-ueds NAN u! pou!slaa sa 2oN NV.
ish Cabinet.
Madrid, November liking Al
lonse has entrusted Prime Minister
Sagasta with tne reconstruction of
the cabinet and gives him a free hand
in the matter 1t is believed that
General Weyler will not De retained
in the war office. Senor Sagasta is
endeavroing to embody in tne new
cabinet a more democratic element
than that which was found in the pre-
gious cabinet.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT.
Thriving Little City Ct Douglas soon
to Have One.

G. w. Deming and c. J OFarreu
left for Douglas yesterday morning,
where they 90 tor the purpose OF sub
mitting estimates looking TO tne in
stallation OF an electric hgnt plant in
that tAriving little city.
Mr.. Deming, it is understood, repre-
sents several eastern capitalists who
are interested in the matter. and Mr..
O'FarrelI goes as an experienced cleo
trlclan, VINO is in position to make in
telligent estimates in the matter.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
Receives FIRST Battle Medal.

Washington, November IZ.-James
B. nedlnger, OF Baltimore, mas tne
honoE OF receiving tle nrst OF the bat
Tie meals oil the spanish war. He
was an able seaman ON the United
States steamship Indiana and partici,
pated in the naval battle of July 3.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
HANDSOME NEW REsIDENcE~

| T. McKinnon is Having One Erect
ed on London Street.
Work has been commenced on a
handsome residence at the corner of
London and Ellis street, next to the
resIaence of c. L. Gambler.
The house is being erecte.- for L. T.
McKinnon, and, when competed it
will be one of the nandsomest in the
city, and viii add greatly to the vi
cinity in which it is being Ouile. H.
house viii be two stories with eight
rooms
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
PLACE is GIVEN TO BYRNE.

Defeated for Congress, He's Cared for
by Roosevelt. ,
Washington, November 12.LThe
president has appointed William Mi
cnael Byrne to be United States dis
trict attorney for Delaware Mr..
Myrne resigned this position last Oc-
tober, and was candidate for con-
gress in the recent election as a un-
ION republican. He, however, was de.
lcated and has now been given back
ms old place
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
more w.nter guests.

quite number Vi winter tourists
has aInyeu IN the city durIAs tne
past lew days, ana ale stopping Ut the
Us4etnorpe ana at the dlherent board
lus houses IN cue Guy. by Lne nlst
ol december II IS expected tnat lne
clty wan 10 crowded wun uortnel a
tlallors.