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ADDS TO THE CIRCUIT

John cort. manager Of the North
wes, Theatrical Association. this
afternoon signed q confFact with
Harry Hayward Of the Spokane Au-
ditnftuna. by IN. tefu4. Of which tbs
houses oontroiisd By Mr.. Hayward
will play ths predictions u the
from September 1. teo1 The houses
tuciadei In tho aErxesnent besides
the spokane AsiisogtuEa. are the
Auditorium At Waliaes. Idaho. the
Wsrsfnsr. fdahc. theatsr. ard the
new thester At Ritxvtiirs Wash
The spokane theateF l. already IN
the Northwest association ctrr>alf.
and will hsr~aftsr ~tay the n. - PRO-
daeftnn. In that city. while the An.
flterfum wtl plAy tho dollar astrzc-
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and the copmittee roaa ana rsnoft.a
tslfsfS then moved the adoption az
we fepott ana the fun began. There
eas viva VICE vote On the motion
euu speaker Hare declared tho re
tteft adopted. The commission men
tufteusiy demanded a roll catl. when
roth moved an adjournment. Hare.
oNef the angry protests of the cum.
mission men, declared that he did not
hear eiie-fifth of the members de
nAahdink a roll call and put tho mo
ton y adjourn. This he deelat~fi
-. sffse1 anu that ended the matter
The hill viii come an later. p.,..ihl,
IN dlffercnt form. providing Tor az,
elective commission
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The rsadafs ~ thia paper vii hs pleased
10 iearn that fhsf~ IL al least ona dfesdsd
fliaaane that siHHce has been abia - cure
~ al 10 stages aud that 10 fnfafffl
HAIRS fataffi Cure Is tha only positive
Nufr INV known 10 fie medical UHferniig
fninffh being constitutional diaaasa. re-
guifna = constitutional treatment ffaif .
tafsiFh Cars ~ taken Internally acting
Directly upon the hfglsd an1 mucous sur
fageH ~ tie system thereby dnaifuyiak
the foundation u the disease. und nlaina
the patient strength ~ huiidlnn up the
constitution and aaalstiha nature fH doing
"a eufai Toe preparatory hnFa ~ intrn
alta 70 its curative passfs that they nHaf
ono Hundred fiatiafs fDf anf rhe- that u
fallH 20 cure. HfH1 faf list ~ testimonials.
Address ~ J. CHENEY a co,
Toledo. o.
asid ~ pfaaalsl5 ne
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does not exceed Is per cent of the
assessed valuation % ahusting prop
ertY the council may proceea a. at
pfesrnt' II more than g per cent and
M 10 80 per cent the consent n one.
fourth ~ the rcsident property own.
ers must ee secured. II more than
. per cSnt the ronsent Of thrwe-
fourths ~ the resident property
owners must 10 had
These Proposed amendments viii
he submitted by the coutsnittoa Tor
the approval % the chamber tomof-
row. II approved they viii ba for
wsrsisd 20 Olympia with the recon
incubation that they be lncerpofaf-
ed In the Pending bill.
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Thurslon & Herrln
Mining and Investment Brokers

The time has arrived 10 make
money on Alaska Central Railway
Co.'S stock. Better buy some now. or
pay more. n you have amy stocks
for sale. list them with us for quick
sale.
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ROBBERS
CONFESS

BUTTE F-b. fr.---tseorx~ Cole and
GeorT- Howard hess essnfesssd 10
the robbery ~ the burlington trsin
near here last week and viii plead
guilty. II has BEEN learned that the
booty ebtsiaed was t1fs- Ths rob
hers did their work - hurrieiiy that
they overlooked several thousand
deffsr~ tn money.
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the Iuoiun Maru, IL TO be deporte.i
on the IoHn Maru. which viii
sail On her return voyage 20 The
ORIENT fenrunry ~. He was taken|
by Immigration inspector Lawn and
after an examination IN which IL
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NIL OFFER
AMENDMENTS
c>srIss Il cs~~ssss p.sirss Som.
chsaoss Msts N the psedins
49, Asssssasset 6ili

49, A&9499798t III
. \ \ pecAabss that the Chamber q
Cumnervs 9TH AK the members q
- Klre county ds1esAtien In the
hEIsIs1urs 10 make sssms radical
nnps IN she bill new before that
NJ slAffng 10 the limit u as.~~s-
un1D 10 fsrAl tmpruxeulsnts In cit
No ~ 1rst casa
~ vi provides that city counctts
~ SCR ;crsf improvements xhsrs
~ ~ 49, not exceed % per crns
= ~ nnnnnsrd valuation Of the
r1rlsn1 pFup<rtys The city char
~ mr. IN nnsls a. . per cent OF
~ or1mnu1 xAlunsionA
~ epnufites u the Chamber q
clumnero - which the matter vas
g1IEJV1 q ths last rrs-esing u,ct yrs.
on1ng - eunstd<r~<f the matter IN
e1uUqn1 v1th coanciincn James
- n11Dny. CITY canptrolisr Rip
- ~ / J. NeGi-srA As q re-
- . - crossifa tson " was de-
- y sunnsnens that the ban Be
emu111 - c11fewss
M ~ - 81 improvements
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- - % 1IIFTT y ~
ia Fulfilling the eontrat The board
Is further directed / the bill TO
complete the contract The bill was
referred 20 the atreetaominittcc.
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pAMAoGs AwARoeo

In the matter Of th> extensions ~
warren Ne~uue. snf@ttof court jury
this morning awarded damages 20
pFersrty on mars Amounting to sxszt.
Olise Stewart ~as allosei tseoo.
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nice houas and ever fiiinz ~ the very
best, brafd rates feassnsbia. Ai1feAa.
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Help W sntea-Maie
MACHINiHTs wanted 20 stay away
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AnA1'fLN EnifiaSnssni once BEAT hste
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800 rer hundred for names snd address.
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and tnetrufti1uas steady eofk. u. Cole
man. h0ts Grand houisTAfd, chieaEo.
Dancing Academy
Mi. AND Mha fHEDfhlc filfli8Ttk-
sfsN. tsachers u saeiety and theatrical
danrlns and BODY culture ~ r'hrisi~ssa~a.s
hsil. pho.. Red ~. iadspsndsni fisi.
Wanted
WANTED Men and women 20 study
HYpNOTfsM. PERSONAL MAG
NErIsM and character reading by
our simpiihsd method. Call for
charts and deiInsati0ns. Institute
OF Hcienca. ff0s Second avenue.
Denny building.
For ssis-rsrns ard Lsnds
LAsoE ffkrr e rsek. isSsl isas. elas.
sn.ii Hsss< ava szfa. orchard 30 trees
Acres cleared. 20 aeFe- more easily
ei~afed haianse has snaash esiaF and
% ', ,s = Hss ,hss P.s ~ r,~ss y
hot " raa want tars-in. boat fail
- lott fhis Up cwnsF a@sfs non~y
sfofN RANCH --iso acres. - aes~~ rich
ssaand bettosn land. i.si<sc. sssa upland
- sctss In cultivation. - acrss sod
PASTURE ruHains ustrss broom houn~
barns n .sid vfshin fs- days. vii
t-ts ttsea ~hieh is i~ss than the Ina
HERE Is a coon BUYS 1855. rfah.
level Lad. fsv fslaus.s vsih frpnn a<p~t,
s'os-s. ppsieffie~ aat seef school. nss,
eg,fase. snail tarnl yvans orchsrfi
slvKsAL HAAia. TRACTS NEAR KEsT
10 arrea eisss-i. hns soil. tsno %
ssss asss@r. iias siss ! ssr-.. sssSis
AZ isnpravsa. small house ssfins water
ROBERT nALrnr. 80 T.v rcrs has>t-
HonEsTfADs FAHa LANDS AID
bIAt-ftT fTsAfHA
~ rou vsnt Eorf farm On easy terms.
sffh~f issss - small. In any paft 81
Wsshinsioa. cell - -rsss fsr asssfip'iea
and terms
Ar.as Asr p4rty So 10 rstirss soansy 20
iaeats heiuxsfs4as ard desert ciair1a
fusslsy sssniaa. flafnssfssr. pa pap
Higfhlns pntli YosI .siert claim ana Ms
90 tho rsma ard thea aniy . nasninsl
fn~ We sgarantse n iacsts yuo 90 the
fae<< Ya-s select foa take = home
rte.d % ths haarh srAss prairie. where
- irrtsstiea h ns=4alnsf. and shrfs go
esa r.iss fFum - e - hashsis ~ rhsef
10 ths sfr-s ~ Fss csn tas< . t<-rrt
riAfHn elhfHh sfii ssna - Irrigated BY
iarss cAasi sn1 ehea - isslsst>d. VII
- safth 80 l<r Aefes - fesf cfups u
sifslf. hay can b uresn ~-eh s~s<ez.
snf t~o faas 80 ser~ sscn erupl Call
81 onrs ard ast ea.atn~ sf ~h@t r~Ensiss.
49, fvsthsf ssftiaaiArs. call ea - 60
v e nrnHs . CO.,
~ MI w Afrada tulldInH
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unry ~. brought BY the steamer
Toaa Mafu. HHyas
I'D rutlchi Hhiraiahi
aud ieiiehlro shianda. living At
Ahluokuramasakn, borrowed the
other day "A bicycle belonging in one
iahinusuke and sold u without the
consent Of the owner FOE the sum ~
10 yen. The little offenders wafe
subsequently arrested by the Asns
kuan police"
August Johnson. while drunk. fell
and hrnhe his aim In iflfhi avenue
saloon, TILE morning Ne WIS re-.
moved IN thu police pnfrDi wagon t.
The Wayside MiaaiOn hospital.
- aassr-Ha
Dunlap, real estate " Union block
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is in Seattle at the present time.
Bargains too up-to-date the store, many
lines in all departments found eager buyers Further off
erings will be sale tomorrow.
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mfiIix 90 sss 81 sons sssSlsssis
epportsaisiaa for PARTIES Who are f~ek-
tnssfer sses lnv~ssns-ats IN minsna .ni
ttaa. Seattle. Wssh.
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WANTED Men and women 20 study
HYPNOTfsM. Personal. MAG.
NErTsM and character reading by
our simpiiisd method. Call for
charts and deiineations. Institute
OF acienca. f40s Second avenue.
Denny building
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upls

NORTHWESTERN CONSERVATORY -
MUSIC AND DRAMATIC ApT-psr~cfoI
% music rtxns~~os fAurta- Directs
efsmaste art, Ms. Mss y Ster.ns.s
esf.iasus frvs. = ~ nro~n. Registrar
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1
pes Observation-Disclosures
1nExf sSuSnxftdN ftfe - he NED
sss. .ssis o-sns q q. .ssrsiIns q
~es@s nsiA. weteh asrs<s~d oar trssnsn--
| .s', =, Z. 4. e., q. + a. T..
s,sss. r.sss. s..s.rs esesissy-ss.,
49,: . 80 - = s sss ss'ss s ssiss
Es.tsaes tnis s..so.sseY sss see.rs ~
fsoa SALE "a . sv~ss ssasfacs-p.ssss
ss..msh.ss .iass az ssnnss.s 80 =. =
| irss szss tsn es sssa :, os<se. as-l.
ieasirs a. cnse-ss flas o. No w-a-
Fon sAf-E--s,ss-s. rsss.s. esrpsss s..shs
w.fsret<s ss.i ptstsf-s e half pf,es. asi-
voH SALE ,arnsta<s wustk s'ss. $50
| cash. s-rccn rsl eassrtstsir furnishs1
suzs Pies street
Fsnsneisi
| 4 Aef1kHf.k pikrs % easr1- rn6n-S -
dtsusondrl ust<h<ss t<~siryy loo fnterssl
~ n Wet. so riss ssrs-s
sslia,as. fsss.. Sisss a
4
| cori.ArxRAL nANK da4sss : R-.sD.
nessy iosssa - any Sod seli-ssssl
10 cssry.
TO LnAr-rrivsts sesey a. isw ress It
intsfxst. Darius = osurr. fW Iesl9s
wsy. nser.s Z sad
Mvese
R6NfNw1&fxfS CONSERVATORY ~
Music AND prknArIc Anr-i,srsctos
q music yt~sss>es AURA pirsctor
os..,s., T .:- ss.s . ssssssss
esf.iasus frssI q ~ nro~a. Registrar.
Miree sse NlrlrD
4 o mEfLlx1 %. s1s scf sssas sSis~ald
n.Ssri.. OTIS. 10 ssi is xsssss
For ssIs-Asai Estate
cHofcE. LEvEI. CORNER
sontsinins I lots. ieeSiea. cleared.
and blocks from car. 5000. will
divide; terms. half cash. balance
monthly insfsilmsnts.
ifso-For nne. large lot on Madison
car lima. half cash.
QuAI.HEIM a HOLMAN.
sOs New York block.
WHY pay tsoo for se-foot lots when
We can sell you one acre for ts5a:
rne block from school ana two
blocks from electric ear line. at
Columbia. easy terms. call and
800. Stestengren a Arneil. - Rox-
we'll block, corner First and Co.
lnmbia.
WHY 20 20 the eeantsy for cheap lots.
near Maarraa ssress frssr siso 90 SEQ
n you aru ionkins FOE timber claim.
come and SOC Ne. sur cruiser is sakinx a
I@s'S evs N ,.sss = wsss
si2 s~eanf ave.
4 Sicg COUNTRY HoME
a.. Monies d-rom house. with Basement
woofshsd. nice we'll. barn. chicken hoass
and PARKS. 10 acfes of rhatcs iand. an
lsas~a. sse ssFss e ssrawssF'i-s. i1s
No 1 t~sstom iand. nns couniy road TO /
the city. Adams q Siehols fsts Second /
ave. roan ai1
A Bt.A UTiFuL s-room cottage. lot /
a0xi20 TO alley, Mt Denny park, |
Eighth ave. north. | am the own
er and viii sell for $500. terms:
no commission. See me at AIS
Arcade.
CHEAP lot. al SIS IN. At HiLman city. /
only " minutes ride On old hcnton car /
line. On NhAhtnato1 street. terms - Il
down. - nionthlr Come today. I-sr4e
warm once on Greunds
Fec a.ns- Il. !. prclshsd Heems- -
Cor. Firs, Ave saa ssnses street
Reerns " shs Day d Week.
i2o3A FIRST AVENUE.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, ms First ave-
nue. house ncwis furnished. all moderns
prices moderate.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Auctlorecrs
AUCTION and commission houss-nan-
croft q STAN. second hand gcods bought
and sold; large ice boa. double story. rinc
linei. COS rfks street D. g. stan. sen
erai anctioneer, Tel. Black zoos.
VI. a. nICKERroN q CO., Hensrsi aue.
uonesrs. 1912 First avenue.
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w.ntsd

Nj. AND MS. fHEDfhff fhfisrtlR.
hfsN tsachefs u aaefefT and Theatrical
fanrins and bpfy culture ~ chftsi~as~a Z
hsil. phoa.. Red a. fhdspsndent fisf.
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cHofcE. LEvEI. CORNER
sontsininH lots. ie1xiea. cleared.
and blocks from car. 5000. will
divide: terms. half cash. balance
monthly insfailmsnts.
lrsc-For ane. large lot ON Madison
car lima. half cash.
QuAI.HEfM a HOLMAN.
3Os New York block.
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For Rsnt-rurnishsd Heems

iioffef sa2fcA. --~''''''"------
Cor. firss Ave and senres street
Clean, sunny. Comfortable,
Rooms by the Day or Week
f9n1N FIRsT AVENUE
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL iiis First ava
nue. house newis furnished. all modern
prices moderate.
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Auotiorscrs
AUCTION and commission houss-nan
croft q STAN. second hand scodt bought
and sold; large Ice boa. double story. Elnc
linesi. COS Pike street, y, g. stan. sen
erai auctioneer, Tel. Black zoos.
VI a. nICKERToN q CO., general aue-
teneers. 1912 First avenue.
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WHY pay tfoo Tor se-foot lots when
We can sell you one acre for t55n.
one block from school ana two
blocks from electric ear line. at
Columbia. easy terms. call and
aeo. ss@stengren q Arneil. - Rox-
we'll block, corner First and CO.
lnmbia.
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WHY 20 20 the country Tor cheap lots
Whra We can ssli them TO you on and
near Madts.n street frem si1o 90 $3.50
and n,a1a tesul~ to suit yus.
~ you ara i0nkins for a timber cIsin,
come and soc Ne. eur cruiser u "a kinx a
iiaftg out IN abrHt a week
r. "a pHosSoR a CO..
sfa s4a...rIt 49,
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Two 5-Acre Tracts

with houses and other buildings:
north OF Ravenna park; the price Of
each. $1,000.
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aispeass. -.sssss. ,-~siry; is- snssr.sl
n n W~ss. so PIKE street
MONEY On ssevs sstia> a. leo rate. rri.
ssfs rs1ur<r ard <oIunanI ma1xy - bald
Win. a. A ssrtes Hnum a MAiier
nuiistna. Phcne. niaeh -
coff-ATNRAL nANK da<s<s . R>><D.
ucaey loaesi a. any sod esiist<fAk
TO LnAr-rrfs.fe n.c.ry a. loo rate It
fntsf~st. rarsus = osuer. Ice reaies
way. pssrs a snd q
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-02-06
LOCAL HAPPENINGS,

Miss NJ. Canning went to Tower
Wednesday for visit.
Thos. E. Miller is spending a few
days i'm Duluth this week.
Mrs. Myrick left Wednesday morn
ing for visit in California.
Mrs. E. G. Graves returned Monday
evening from Duluth visit.
W. r. Opie, the photographer is
confined to his home with bronchitis.
The dancing club indulge in sheet
and pillow case party this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith became
the parents Of boy baby Monday.
Paint your houses with Manhattan
Cottage Colors. For sale at Fenske's.
John Hutar and Margareta Seleznill
will be married Sunday at tile Catho-
lie church.
Sam Eckstein was up from Chicago
for a few days this week taking orders
for clothing.
Will Sheridan left Tuesday for the
Stevenson mine near Hibbing where
he has secured employment.
Mr.. Clark of Saltwater, a brother
in-law Of Alderman Trebilcock visit
ed at the latter's home Tuesday.
LosT-A gold stick pin set with
pearls and moOn-stones. Finder can
leave same at this office.
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Hood, who formerly resided mere,
is seriously i'll at her home at Bon
ner's Ferry, Idaho.
Miss Mable Morrison left Tuesday
morning for an extended visit with
ner sister, Mrs. Jas. Carey at Wake
field, Mich.
Paint your Floors with Colt & Co.'S
Floor paint. Dries quick and wears
like iron. For sale at Fenske's Hard
ware Emporium.
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County Must Pay.

st. Louis county is liable for bills
contracted by villages in the county Ill
cases where patients afflicted with con
tagious diseases are cared for by the
boards of health of the villages, ac-
cord1ng to decision handed dowt by
Judge Dibell in district court WedA-
day morning.
The case decided by the court is one
brought against the county by the viz
lage of Fall Lake for expenses incurred
between April Z, 1902, and May 8, 1902.
The board of health of the village and
numerous persons presented bills to
the county board and they were disal-
lowed by the commissioners.
The village then brought suit against
the county seeking payment and the
case was tried before the court Judge
Dibell has decided that judgment shall
enter against the county in favor of
DR.. c. G. Shipman for SIS, and in favor
OF Andrew Hendrickson, treasurer of
the village, to whom several claims
were assigned, for $16439.
The bills included lumber furnished in
the construction of a pest house. SER
vices Of carpenters in the erection of
the building, employment of quarantine
officers. physicians bills and money ex-
pended for vaccine points.
One of the claims that was presented
for payment was that of Charles Riley.
the man killed at Chisholm by Michael
Mackey, who did some work on the pest
house and presented a bill for $640.
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Application for Liquor
License,
State of Minnesota, /
City of Ely. 3D.

SGdGe OF MInneSOta, :,
City OF Ely. %
Notice is hereby given that application
has been made in writing to the city council
of the city of Ely and filed in the office of the
city clerk praying for u license to sell in
tOxicating liquors for one year commencing
Feb 10, 1903: and terminating Feb. Is 1904,
and to the following named person to-wit:
A. CROSSMAN
In the lower front room of the building sit
uated on let ], block 5. Cranes re-arrange-
ment of Ely.
Said Application will be heard and deter
mined by said city council at the council
chambers in the city hall. In said city. coun-
ty and state, on Tuesday the 18th day of
Feb; 1903,
Witness my hand and seal of said city this
2Sday OF Jan, 1902.
.seall Pstss Schssfss. city clerk.
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| lie young men or Tie PreSDy terliil
| church served Bachelors Supper
at he chnrch las evening which was
lgrgely attended.
Miss Florence Bruett who has been
visiting friends and relatives at Win
ton for several week returned to her
home at Superior Wednesday.
Many of the ills from which women
suffer can he completely cured with
Rocky Mountain Tea. Rich. red
blood and good digestion and health
follow it's use. 35 cents. Ask your
druggist.
The masquerade given by the Finn
band at Matthias hall was very
successful event and about so couples
were present aud enjoyed themselves
to tie music OF the band.
The election was held at Tower
Tuesday and a full ticket was elected.
A. Weinzierl defeated o. w. Acker-
son foI treasurer and e. G. Opel was
defeated for alderman.
L. w. Hser's wood saving apparat-
is rum ng in excellent shape and is
kept pretty busy. The charges are
reasonable, cords and under. SlOU
per cord. Special rates for larger
quantities.
The Royal Neighbors give a grand
ball at The Forester hail, Winton. on
Saturday evening, Feb. IA. to which
all are invited. Tickets have been
y aced ats ST. 00and Wagner's orchestra
will furnish the music.
W. j. Cowling has prepared his
bonds as postmaster and forwarded
them To Washington along wit other
necessary papers and will in Il few
days take charge of the office.
AL. KoIstad Of Gleason's, went t.
Duluth this morning where he was
called To attend The funeral Sunday
OF an uncle who died there this week
at an advanced aye.
The city council meets this even
ing to make arrangements for d
special election on the charter pro
position a> per the petition signed by
per cent Of The voters.
Capt. VIM. E. Parnell of the OSceoIa
Tamarack and Isle Royal mines, OF
Calumet. died at his home Thursday
of malignant cancer of the stomach
Capt. Parnell was well known by
manly Of orr people.
Lizzie Mackey OF Chisholm paid
81 900 fine i'm district court Monday
for running a disorderly house al
Chisholm. 1t was at her place that
Riley was shot.
Frank Lawrence Of the Vail left
Monday at noon for the southern
part of the state, having been called
by telegram announcing the serious
illness of his father.
$25 REWARD will be paid for infor-
nation leading to the arrest and con-
victon Of the party or parties who
have poisoned the dogs recently.
THos. BARTLETT.
A movement is on foot at Tower to
erect monument TO the memory of
the late Geo. G. Stone, the discoyerer
OF this range. 1t is proposed to erect
the monument on the top OF Jasper
Peak at Soudan the highest point of
land in the state. The movement is
a commendable one and should be
encouraged.
DR.. Wunder at Tower is making
arrangements for the erection Of a
new and modern hospital building In
our neighboring city. The genial
Dr's business has increased to such
an extent that the building has be-
come necessity.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-02-06
CALIFORNIA GOLD MINE.

A chance, get in on an even footing
will the promoters. THE GOLDEN CHAIN
MINING CO., San Jose, California, is
now selling stock at ONE CENT il share.
This is IL legitimate company and
gives the most satisfactory guarantees
Shafts, drifts. tunnels, elc. already
developed, proves the minea first-class
property.
Tile ledge if four IT. wide. the ore
is free milling, and one third free
gold bearing. Assays $40 and up
wards per ton.
Send in your orders at once. and
get the stock at the lowest plice, and
for once in your life get in on good
thing at the bottom. Write us for
full particulars. Agents wanted.
GOLDEN CHAIN MINING CO.,
SAN JOSE. CAL.