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could possibly be before he entered the ring: few minutes later no one cared anything about him. They had paid theprice of admission and bought with it a bunch of the disgrnntled feelings which is usually the chromo of q hip- polrcun
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Iron Creek Claims.

Mr. Dusell. who owned the claim ad- joining the famous "pck Lowe frac- ton" on Bonanza creek, Klondike, and who i, said to have taken out million dollar, in dust from that claim, has purchased A. NJ. Pope : interest in Iron creek
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Barley Wins Again.

Dawson, Aug. 1.-Very few people were disappointed at the result of the meeting at the Orpheum on Saturday night, between Burley and man whose name is said to be Martin, for the boxers played to beggarl. asray of empty benches. There was soma curiosity as to whom "Martin"
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Supreme Court Justice.

Oyster Bay, N. Y., Aug. l2.-The president has appointed Oliver Wen dell Holmes. now chief justice of the supreme court of Massachusetts, to be associate iGstiae of the United States supreme court, vice Justice J. Hay, re- signed,
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The Produce Market.

The following quotation, have been furnished the NUGGET by the Star Commission Company, the prices quoted being wholesalc;
 Potatoes Per crate, 32,00o3.jO. Onions-per crate, 83ya$3.Jo. Applcs-por box, choice new, SEQ (d93.5o.
 Oranges Per case, Sd(d$T. Lemons Per case, $5(o&7.
 Eggs-Pcr case, $S(aS9.j0.
 Tomatoes-Per box, choice, $32(d2.j3. Turnips-Per crate, 2.50(d$3.00. Cucumbers-Per box, $l.50,0T2 co. Cabbage-Per pound, 4c.(o6c. Ham-Per pound, 6c.(alSc.
 Bacon-per pound, l6c. .(dl7c. Cream-Per case, different brands, $4.50(d $5.50.
 Carrots-Per crate, S3.00(d$3.50. Beets-Per crate. S3.00(0$3.50. Watermelons- -Sl(d3.50.
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cksmitil coal at Oiese's.
Shot gun shells at Oiese's.

Fine coffee speciality at the East End Restaurant.
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Before purchasing your nugget jew elry, or anything in the jewelry line, call and see Schell, 294 Front street, next M. D. Samuels X Co.
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When building or repairing remem- sber the Cline Oil x Paint Co.,, 520 Front.
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Fine music with your Sunday dinner, Board of Trade Restaurant.
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Granite iron ware at SOiese's.

Shingles, doors and windows at Tan.
 ner's yard.
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Hydraulic pipe speciality at Oscar Wits tin shop.
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Glass, all sizes from l0xl2 to 40X60. Cline Oil x Paint Co.,, 520 Front street.
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Sluice lumber and rifles at Tanners blaming mill
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First-class sign work at outside prices. Pioneer Sign Shop, 9l River street, t'itzgerald's place.
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Baths 7sc. at the City Bath House

Have your kodak work finished right. Hammond charges soc to develop roll
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, If you want to have game of pool or billiards go the Board of Trade saloon.
 Two fine tables have just been received.
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Pool and billiard tables at the Board of Trade saloon.
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Try 2 plain or Turkish bath Ut Elite Baths, foot of Hunter way,
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Cheapest doors and windows. Cline Oil x Paint O., 520 Front gstreet. Get our prices before buying.
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Anything in sheet-metal work. Oscar Witt, Front St., opp. Steadman.
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w. J. Rowe Transfer, 425 Front
 street. Saddle L2sses for hire.
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Wagon poles. shafts and spokes at 0ieSe'S.
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FOR SALE.

The following claims and interests in claims belonging to the estate of Sigurd koppang, in kougarok district are offered for sale; price, s50O:
 One-sixth interest in No. below, Boulder creek.
 One-half interest in No. a4 above Boulder creek.
 One quarter interest in No. Frost creek, above Goose.
 One-quGrter interest in No. Buzzard creek, below Goose.
 One-half interest in No. Chechako creek
 No. above on Skookum creek. No. Grouse creek. One claim on Miller creek.
 One-quarter interest in No. Bernhard creek.
 Also the following claims belonging to tho estate of N. II. Nansen, situated ils kougarok district, price 800: No. f3 above discovery, Boulder. No, above lower discovery, Turner creeS. No. above, Last chance. No. above, Aurora. Admiaistrator ol sad estates Nome, Aug. Q, t0Us.
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70 tons. of freight just received on Portland at Giese'S.
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The Pacific Cold Storage company
 announce the arrival of a large assort ment of the finest meats and poultry. Eastern and Olympia oysters, salmon and halibut, Agen's butter, etc., also Roslyn screened lump coal.
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Gaustic soda for batteries at Giese's

Imported Swiss cheese. Nome Trad iYg Co.
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Giant powder caps and fuse at Giese'S.
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All kinds Of lumber Tanners at lum- her ward
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Lumber at Northwestern"
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ASSAITEP
NOTICE.

To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that the steamship 'DawSou City, or owner, will not be responsi- hle or liable to any person for any debts con tracted by on behalf of said steamship, un- less contracted for or authorized by the under- signed.
 Dated Nome Alaska, Aug ,, 1902.
 FELIX BROWN,
 General Agent.
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Flows and scrapers at Giese's

Wall paper, Nome Trading Co.
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Correspondence.
CLARA

Will come again, after an absence
OF several weeks,
The pro,roclrd meeting at the
mouth of Daniels Run, is in full
blast and meeting with success.
The school at the new school house
taught by G. g. Kelley closed las;
week. 1t has had good attendance
AMI Mr. Kelley has pleased the pat.
rous
A Gum, our prosperous merchant,
is ding thriving Business.
1t has been reported that G. n
Nicholson has bought out the store OF
w. j. Tanner, and Will take charge
.of it at once
Constable } T, starcher lie out on
business.
A. Hamrick has leased his Yellow
creek farm for good price, which
seems to be the best we have heard of
in the oil field.
T. j. SIarcher has some fine tim.
her ready to raft.
j. j. Booher is quite sick at thi.
writing
Jacob Smith, who has been at
Redwood for some time, has return.
ed home.
ID. w. Goff was brought home from
Redwood, sick, few days ago.
j. l.. Golf and II. NJ Moffett are
making good Roadway at their tie
job.
STRAY Boy.
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CRESTON.

IA CL..n;.l
~;
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Won s,n,o &C ill., 49, ' e'''
Thorn i.i,.,.,e. ,s's, IaPpG"'ss'
o;.,i,,, : i''' ~ '''N'!''S !" ''''S vi
TLoso 49, '''"s'
oron,d ho-s .,o.., ,''' " "euu'"ES
heforo Ion', H. ,',,,,! '''I We '"'"N
+ p ned y w y ing "s"'"'
like sono,h;,, ~ III
Harley says that he doesn't like to
chop wood very well.
Mr.. w. A. McCray makes frequent
trips to Geo. Blaukenship's.
Jesse Garretson is lopoino a mill
on Little Greek at this writing
We are having protracted meet.
ing out at Pine Alley. Rev Tolbott
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West Nirginia'S War Claims Are
Settled.

Washington, d. C.,-The Brow.
man bill, passed by the house today,
carries quite number of appropri.
alton to quiet claims of West Virgin.
ia parties for stores and property
taken by the federal troops during
the civil war, which claims have been
recommended tor allowance by the
the court of claims. The items are:
e. w. Brown. administrator of b. w.
Herbert, If jefferson county, SI.l6S:
Geo. w. Brown of OF jefferson coun.
~, 500; Truemnn f. Cole, Of Taylor
county, 81, 800; Eli II. Crouch and
u. ii. Crouch, executors Of Jonathan
Crouch, of Randolph county, So, 559;
Jonh {. Woods, administrator of
Crisman Conard, Of Braxton county,
s2O7; Augustus 8 Shaver, admins.
traitor of james Matthews, of Green
brier county, $345; Woodford White,
of Kanawha county, $50; John w.
Hall and James L Hall, of Writ
county, 5000; William f. Williams,
administrator Of James Wslliams, of
,Greenbriar county, Sl45.
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BLOOD POISON.

AS the virulence Of blood poison
increases, sores may break out any
where, every nerve and bode may
ache, the skin peel off in patches.
the hair fall out, and the nervous
system become shattered The use
of Gooch's Sarsaparrrla will at once
lessen the activity of the disease. aud
eventually drive it out Of the system.
Buy a bottle and read the many ties
hmonials of cures printed ON its
wrapper.
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WOULD SMASH THE CLUR.

f members of the HAY Fever As.
s"clation' would use DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, the club
would 60 to pieces, for it always
cures this malddy-and Asthms, the
kind that battles the ductors-it Who'll
ly drives from the system. Thous.
ands of once hopeless sufferers from
Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis
owe their lives ana health To it, II
conquers Grip. saves little ones from
Group and Whooping Cough and is
positively guaranteed for all throat
and Lung troubles soc. S1.OO.
Trial bottles free at w. O. Umsteads
and the Arnoldsburg Pharmacy.
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Ladies Trimmed Hats

This line WILDE full and varied TO meet the demand Of the
faddous or Che purse Of the poor Our hats will he new
stylish and the price slow honest goods be sold Don't
yet We have bu, woo,lns hat house They
e be here about March i They will DE sid from % 10 Scots
cheaper than miners sell them. Hats good staple
shapes trimmed with fresh flowers ribbon aud null usually sold
for g. to 1928 75c Better hats made Of good straw and
braid trimmed with silk finished null aces fancy ribbons flow.
ere, "a 115 Better grades trimmed with tageta silks null
an sk bbons imported flowers, silk aces etc. "a 80 to 5000
Still better bars models ofbeauty correct iu shape trimmed
al silk ribbon all silk uetas imported flowers, sbuestones
pearl ornaments ETC., a. $3.50 Hand made imported silk
frame Leghorn and fancy bradc These are rmm
ed imported silk flowers al silk cbGns an sk anes all
silk aces hineooes STEEL pearl SO to So We
keep flowers and ostrich p mes
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THE VICE OF NAGGING

Clouds the happiness of the home
nut nagglng woman often needs
help She may be.nervous and run
down IN health that trihes annoy her.
II she IL melancholy, excita6le, troub
led with loss Of appetite, headache,
sIeeplessness, constipation or dizzy
spells, she needs Electric Bitters, the
most wonderful Remedy for ailing
women. Thousands of sufferers from
female troubles, nervous troubles.
backache aud weak kidneys have us.
ed It, and become healthy and happy
Try it. Only soc. w. O. Umslead
and the Arnoldsburg Pharmacy guar.
anlee satisfaction.
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GET THE BE ST,

People that buy are entitled
to The est and in the long run the
best Is the cheapest. When YOU go
To drug store To get some cough
medicine, ask for Mexican Syrup,
the incest tasting and quickest cure
for coughs and colds, aud proven
remedy for consumption Read ties
timunlaIs around ii 25c bottle.
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Bargains :!
Mems Clothing.

We do carry large line found in the Grapts
vile stores We have the Yet clothing past
within latitude Sorry would be the man
who passed to hunt bargains clothing Who else can
and will sell ON all-wool worsted suit for a V?
Pants common worth from have too many
of them We wilt give inducements them out
REMEMBER when you buy suit O me- although it NAV
have the back of sheep you human to wear
IT, hen you buy second hand clothing pedder you don't
know whether the former died smallpox or yellow few
When lady buys last years style jacket with the collar
slightly sweaed from pdder who bought auction because
white refused bid certain whether its folds
wrapped the comedy form virgin formerly the brazep
oucast of the sum My clothing new clean direct from the
factory.
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IGNORANC NOGOOD EXCUSE

y mother has no right to he igno.
rant OF symptoms that tell as plain as
day her child has worms. She should
know when the child is pale, looks
sic@Iy, acts tired, seems pevish, has
suuken eyes and a nervous expres.
sion, that worms are the cause. A
safe, untaiIing and nice tasting rem.
edy Is Mothers worm Syrup. Only
% cents bottle, AMI 50 good that
children ask for more.
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Shirt Waists and Shirts and Fancy
Hose.

We headquarters in these. They now here Look at
them display windows TO look want and the prices
in reach Yes have swell line be found in
city We did forget the large We ordered
black mercezed waists large These last were
by special order and will be time IN March IF
you cheap waist skirt Big Springs If YOU
good article here is place you want some
thing real swell it here Ladies hose are simply
"ou Of sight they here in plain view Soc
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Summer Dress Goods.

White goods Dotted swiss Percas fancies Dress silk
White silk for wedding gowns Laces Embloidees insertions
Silk ribbons, Belts and Summer corses
In all these will he found goods better goods than
be found in all the other creek combined
and everything for sale at popular prrce1
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New Royal Sewing Machines.

We have them on hand. We guarantee them. If piece
gives away bring it aud get a free That beats
guarantee Of salesman you may again, firm
thousand miles away yet sell you better for less
money. Oui profit would not pay a n agents board
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Paints and Hardware.

PAINTS House wagon carriage decorative enames and
varnshes We handle the Forest City paint well cheap
paints fyou buy Forest Cy Of paint your building and
does give satisfaction will any Of paint you Sc
lec repaiu with How that guarantee? We do rot
cheap paints We have times doors win.
dows oks hinges roofing aud other building Before
building house barn, submit bill Hardware prices
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Wheeling, w. Va, w. W. AR
nett, probably the best known lawyer
il West Virginia, more especially as
pleader Of criminal law, died today.
lie was born in Marion county, this
state, about 60 years ago and was
made Colonel of his regiment the
Twentieth Virginia Cavalry, Confed.
crate Army, recruited in and about
Marion county, when he was 8 yeais
old, hence was probably the youngest
officer Of such rang Ms wife, who
was Miss Sallie Stephens, Of Bath
county, Virginia, with four sons, sur
vive. In 1896 Colonel Aruett was
the Democratic candidate for Con.
gr"ss from this dislsici and he was
fgurc at Stale Democratic gather
mgs.
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Shoes and Sandals.

LADIES AND GENTS This is forte We ALWAYS
have been able give full value when to fancy foot
wear and this Spring finds with larger and better than
we have shown before They already and exam
inc for yourselves We also have oak tan solid shoe.
mems nd SlO0 pair Our Misses and Chdrens
shoes and slippers complete make them
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Carpets, Laces and Blinds.

Oil Cloth Carpets Cotton Cloth Carpets Haf-woo Cloth
Carpets, All wool Cloth Carpets and Fancy Carpets They are
here Come and before trying Window blinds felt cloth
plain and fancy, lace curtains all prices all sizes
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arness and Saddles.

Are always hand. which actually sell much lower
than harness afford sell For proof price their
goods get their rock bom dgnre then and you will
be o trade with.
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THE HAPPY MAN.

The happy mani is ne who knows
what he out to know. and who know.
ing Goock's Quick Relief cures in.
trrnal ache and external pain. in.
sIsls on his druggist keeping it for
sale. Price % cents a bottle
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John Wedekamm, liverymrn Of
harrisville, was registered at the
Willard one day last week.
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LOCKJAW FROM COBWEBs.

C"bwebs put on q cut lately gave q
woman lockjaw. Millions krow that,
the best thing 90 put ON cut j.,
Bucklen', Armcs Salve, infaHibla
healer Of wounds, Ulcers, sores skin
epruptlous, burns, -calds aud piles
IL cures or no pay Only Doc at w.
o Umstead's aud the Arnoldsburg
Pha~macy.
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Willis, the Sou'h PENS represent
i've az his place, returned from an
extended trip last week
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Rev. Or: Morris wcIchsler.

nam" OF the cong. Bnai Israel
New York, Jan. 8 1901
DIS Taft Bros. Medicine Co.,
gentlemen: Your Asthmalene is mi
excellent remedy for Asthma and Hsy Fs-
YER and ITS composition aleviates all
troubles which combine with Asthma. n,
success is astonishing and wonderful.
AMER having II carefully analyzed, wa
'"n state that Aslhmalene contains no
cry truly yours,
REN.DR. NORRIS " ECHSLER
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heedR0cbe rs ranging 0pyJcef from So rs to $1,000
Misses q ChiJd1cp's Rocbe,s, sc cts to $780,
CIo#Ss Bushels 500, Uaste BASKETS 85cts, Work
BASKETS 40cts, and Feather Busters 15cts
BED Room Suits Oab and .Nahoeany FjJ,5sh $17 90
to 5000 odd Dresse,s, S8.5Oto $780,
Iron Beds, 400 to 1880. odd Wood Beds. tram
$500 to 100. Cots $780, mattresses $2.75 to So.
90, Safes g. C~Pboords, $4.5Oto $780, Pe,1eroted
CHAIR Seats 10 to20cts. Center Sta,1ds oak and ln
hogo71y 51njSz, sLOOto $500
Stump'S Furniture Store,
o. j. Stump,P rop'r.
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ASTHMA CURE FREE!
Asthmaline Brings Instant Relief and
Permanent Cure in All Gases.
SENT ABSOLUTELY FREE ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL
ADDRESS PLAINLY
There is nothing like Asthmalene. I

There is nothing like Asthmalene
brings instant relief, even in the worst cas-
es. 1t cures when all else fails.
The Rev. {. +. WELLS. of Villa Ride.
Ill., SAYS: Your trial bottle of Asthmaline
received in gooi condition. c,nnn ,''' ,aIY
you how thankful feel for the GOOD Jori ve,,
from it. was slave, chained vii,
Putrid sore throat and Asthma for for
years. J despaired of ever being cured
saw your advertisement for the cure Of ,bis
dreadful aud tormenting disease Asthma
ana thought you had overspoken yourseiveS
nut resolved 10 give it a trial To INV no.
constituent, the trial acted like q cb,rn,
Send me a iulisize bottle"
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Ple-ine Cnres PlIes-

Money refunded fit ever fails.
ANTI AGUE cures Chills and Few er
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-19
RUNAWAY BOY CAPTURED.
Harry F Allen, Sixteen Years Of Age. of
Baltimore, Picked Up By
Chief Brown.

Chief of Police +. +. Brown this morn
ing received a telegram from Acting Mar
shall Charles +. Farnan. of Baltimore,
asking him to search for a boy, Harry F.
Allen. sixteen years old. OF that city.
who had run away from home.
A full description OF the boy was given
as follows Height. FIVE feet two inches ;
weight, eighty FIVE or ninety mounds; dark
complexion. dark hair, dark brown eyes.
scar on the right temple, wore a check
cred suit OF clothes, knee pants. check.
cred gclfcap. sharp pointed yellow shoes.
Chief Brown found Allen this alter
noon at 100 o'clock in boat at the
Priests wharf PLAYING with other boys.
He Immediately wired Marshal Farnan,
and the boys father is expected here
this afternoon. The boy is locked up al
the stationhouse awaiting the arrival Of
his father or Marshal Farnan The
capture of the runaway by Chief Brown
was quick and clever.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-19
County Commissioners.

The Board met pursuant TO adjourn
meni, Messrs. Brooke. Wayson, Beard,
Brennan, Shipley, Cromwell and Hall,
being present.
The minutes OF previous meeting were
read and approved.
Mr.. Wayson was authorized to have
certain necessary repairs made to roads
in the First district. The committee
appointed 10 inspect the wharf at Stony
creek, recently rebuilt, reporiei the work
satisfactorily done. The Board decided
to ask for estimates, etc, Tor an iron
bridge over the Patuxent River to re
placed Governors Bridge, recently de.
stroyed II was ordered that all work on
roads in the Eighth district be suspend
ed unless ordered by the county COM
missioners.
The following resolutions was offered
and passed: Whereas, this Board has
reason to believe that the gaming law Is
Brooklyn. Anne Arundel county, by sci
ling OF pools on race horses, and also that
the Sunday law is violated at Brooklyn,
South Baltimore, Fairfield and Mason
vile, in the Fifth Election district Of this
county by the sale 0f Intoxicating liquor:
BE It resolved. that The police force OF
Brooklyn and South Baltimore are here.
by directed to suppress the aforesaid vio-
lations of law at once in their respective
bailiwicks: and the clerk OF the Board is
directed to forward a copy Of this order
to the Chief Of Police at Brooklyn inn
mediately.
The Board adjourned to meet Tues
day, March 25lh.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-19
NO QUORUM PRESENT.
Special Meeting Transacted No Business
On Account Of The Absence
OF Membera.

A special meeting OF the Mayor ard
City Council was called last night by the
Mayor Tor the purpose OF giving out the
contract for removing the city garbage
and street sweepings for the month Of
April, the contract with the present con-
tractor expiring on March 81, before the
next regular meeting Of the Board The
hour tor the meeting, . O'Clock. having
arrived and no quorum being present,
the Mayor sent the messenger to notify
the absent members that their presence
was needed. The messenger returned
about 8 80 o'clock and reported that he
had seen two Of the absent members,
Messrs. Feldmeyer and Thompson, +
H., and they stated il was impossible for
them to be present. Counsellor Claude
moved that Inasmuch as there was no
quorum, that the Mayor call the present
members to order. There were present
the Mayor, Counsellor Claude. Aldermen
denkel and Thompson, T. A. The alb
sentees were Aldermen Feldmeyer, VIII
Iiams, Marcy and Thompson, F. Il.
Counsellor Claude moved that the Coun-
Gil adjourn until Thursday, March 10. at
3 o'clock, p. m, TO advertise for pro-
posals and bids 10 remove the city garb-
age and street sweepings. The Council
then adjourned.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-19
A snooaaafnl Entertainment.

The entertainment given at the Opera
House on Monday night by the young
peoples society Of Easipon was in every
respect first class, in fact seldom have
professionals done better. The entertain.
ment was under the management OF Mrs.
Stella Stewart, and the following Of East.
port took part: Misses Grace Basil, Dollie
Lewis, Daisy and Harriet Smith, Rena
Stewart. Jennie Wilson, Chleflesetta
Steuari, Cordelia Stokes. Myrtle and
Fanny Kelly, Eva and Elizabeth Girls.
com, Myra Sieuari, Messrs Hersey
Meade. George and Frank Mayo, BenJa-
min Brown. Albert Williams, Mr.. Thos.
smith and Sons. and Samuel Stokes OF
Annapolis; Mrs. Thomas Smith, Misses
Mollie and Sadie Lewis, and Mr.. u. NJ.
Terry OF Camp Parole; Mr. and Mrs.
Barrow. and Mr.. Wilbur TAYLOR Of Balh.
more: Music was rendered by Prof. Caul-
field and Brother. Of Baltimore Md.