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The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25
DAVID C. SMYTH, Nor.
STORY BY GET RocH" MILLER.
Says Just Before DOWNFALL of His Syn
&0Nl QQQ


ccate He Gave Col. Amnon $240,OOO.
New York, May 24.-Col. Bob Am
mon was rearrested yesterday and
District Attorney Jerome >3t Judge
NeMherger in general l=sessie44s to raise
his bail from $4,000 to 100000 on an
old indictment for receiving stolen
goods-S3o, 50O--from $40 Per Cent
Miller, whose counsel Ammon has
been. Miller is in the hospital at
Sing Sing and he has confessed to A.
torney Mott that shortly before The
crash Of the syndicate he gave Am
mon s240.o00. Mr.. jerome stated that
Ammon would be brought TO trial III
the first week in June. because Miller,
who is to be the chief witness, Is not
likely to live long. Ammon had he
said recently instituted bankruptcy
proceedings. and had declined to tell
where his money had gone on the
ground that he might incriminate
himself
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25
ACRES ARE FLOODED.
North Dakota Has More Water Tha

Cargo. N d., May "a Reports from
tne western part Of Cass county
brought in by real estate men who
have been out with nrospective huyers
say that thousands Of acres Of land be
tween this city and Gassel3on have
been inundated. by recent rains, espe-
cially after the heavy showers Of
Thursday night II IS said, however,
that the high winds yesterday and
heat have ohviated enormous losses 70
thp croDs
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25
INHALED TaE GAS.
Two Men Are Overcome While Repair

ing q Wait.
Grand Forks, ~ D., May 24-'Two
employees ot the Grand Forks Gas and
Electric company had narrow es-
cape last eyenins from sufiocation. !. ny
escapina sas while repairins main,
John Adams, who was at work at the
bottom OF the excavation, was oyer
come His companion, Will Hawk
went eeNn and undertook to shut Oil
the cas-. and rescue Adams but before
hc caulG az 50. he too Was nncon'
scious. The driver OF delivery team
had haltpenel 10 notice that something
was wrong and he succeeded IN get
tiu@ the men out \ physician was
called aud ii was Two hours before the
men we're aheato walk
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25
Mo3 ANA's MlsFoRTuNEs.
L.ocusts Eat Up Everything
EortY.Mile Square.

I,ozeman. Mont. May ~ Que &
tionaof Montana is eaten up by e,
Gusts. while another is under fllts
feet of snow. Prof a c. Collier OF -
agricultural college has received y
that a district forty miles square. 81
atcd nast Of Forsythe Is pest@fcsl 4:
the Rocky mountain srasshoppes
which has eaten UP everything oa~
tie have to be removeS irom iae M
tested sections, as there IS net'i's
for them to feed on.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25
.EPlDEMIs AMONG CHICAGO DOGS.
Every Load Brought in Has One Dog
That Is Mad.


Chicago, May a. - Rabies is eDi-
demic in Chicago, according to Supt.
William F. Stewart of the city dog
pound at Fillmore and Central Park
avenues. Never in the history of the
department have there been SO many
mad dogs brought into the pound as
this season" said Mr.. Stewart. The
situation is alarming in the extreme.
During all of last season we killed only
two mad dogs, and we never have had
more than five in a season. This year,
since May 1. we have killed fourteen
mad dogs. We receive from the dog
catchers' wagons. only two of which
are in operation to cover the entire
CITY. two loads of dogs each day. and
so far this month we have averaged
one mad dog to each load "
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25
DIES OF FEAR.
Arrest is Followed by Fatal Nervous

ATTEST is FoiloWSu ny ratai iSe, VIZ .
Collapse.
Chicago. May 24-I. simms was ar
rested Thursday night, charged with
the. murder Of Joseph Dabney, colored,
and died CT fright on the way to the
county Jail hospital Dabney was
found dead May IS at the foot Of The
stairs leading to his room. His neck
had been broken. After an investiga-
ton detectives arrested Simms. charg-
ing him with killing Dabney. He was
taken to a police station, questioned
and locked up. An hour later he was
found on the floor of his cell, trem.
bling and groaning as though in great
fear He was taken to the county jail
hospital at once. but died before the
ambulance reached the jail.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25
MILLS ARE BURNED.
Fire Spreads With Great Rapidity Be-
cause Of the Grease.

Harrisburg. May "a. - The original
boiler plate mills Of the Central Iron
and Steel company We're destroyed by
fire early Yesterday, entailing a loss
of 5000 900 and throwing large mum
Der of men out of employment. The
loss is fully covered by insurance.
The fire started in the roof of the
eighty-nine-inch mill and spread with
great rapidity, the timbers of the Old
about the structure burning so fast
that the men had bareiy given the
alarm before the roof Of the mill was
in flames from endEto end
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25
AUNT mARRlEs NEPHEW.
Curious Tale Filters Out From Sioux
E,IIc DINO zee COlOnN.

Curious Tale Filters Out From SIOUX
Falls Divorce Colony.
Sioux Falls y - May he mar.
riage OF an alleged aunt and NEPHEW
1t the latest sensation in the divorce
c0lony in this city One Of the princi-
pals is Mrs Mfilie Dewint who came
here from New York city about seven
or eish, months ago aud took up her
residence hore She has just been
granted All absolute divorce from John
DEWITT. "a New York lawyer, wiio mas
handsome home at Hampstead Long
island. Following the securing et the
divorce MIS-. Dewint and Henry F.
Keith. her nephew an attorney WITH
Offices in New York, were married N
this city
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25
) CONVICTED OF MURDER.
Pedro Diaz viii Ee the First Man

Pedro Diaz VIII Ee the Flrst Wan =
gaIIy Hanged in Porto Rico.
san Juan p r. May "A. = In the
.liumacao district court OF first degree
Pedro Diaz was convicted Of muSicr
during political riot at Humacao
last August. Diaz will be sentenced
to be hanged sixty days later. This is
the first conviction under the new
code, and the hanging will be the
first to occur in Porto Rico 1t is not
believed the governor will interfere.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25
QUARANTINE is RAISED.
They Needed the Rice and Flour In
Their Business.

Guayaquil, Ecuador, May "a. - The
British steamers Tabgoa and Mauni,
from Panama. have been admitted to
this port after several days quaran-
tine because they have quantities of
rice and -four on board destined for
Guayaquil. The American minister has
requested the authorities to admit
steamers from San Francisco as there
are no cases Of plague there. Nothing
has yet been decided, however. The
port continues closed to vessels from
Peru, Mexico. India and San Fran
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25
Snow in the Far West.

Blaiunore, N. w r.. May "a A
winter blizzard is raging in Crows
Nest Pass and on tho wide stretch OF
lrairie to the east Eighteen inches Of
snow has fallen and the storm shows
20 sign Of abating.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25
Milma,,l .e,s Size.

Ntil.vassl3s g Wri2ilt.
publisher OF the city directory, says
the canvass Tor names viii be con.
pleted peXt week, and that the book
will show that Milwaukee has a pop
nlation of about 100000.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25
SURE TO BE LYNcHED.
Negro Assaults Girl and Seriously
lniures Her Father.

Injuries Her Father.
Hillsboro, Ind. May 24.-As Martin
Kaiser, a farmer living near Man
chester, and his daughter Anna. aged
seventeen, were returning from church
they were waylaid by a negro. Kaiser
was found near the Big Four tracks
He regained consciousness sufficiently
to tell that a negro did the deed. The
ajri was assaulted and it Was thought
her body was. thrown into Tanners
creek If cap:2sl4ii. the negro. VIII be
lynched.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25
Rebe Is Take City.

Pekin, May 24.-An imperial edict,
just issued, announcing that the rebels
have captured the prefectEral city OF
Lin An Flu, province Of Yum Nan.
orders that the viceroy of Yum Nan
suppress tho insurrection immed1-
o+o
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25
Cuban Treaty is Signed.

Havana, May "a - The permanent
treaty between the United States and
Cuba, in which is incorporated all the
provisions Of the Platt amendment,
was signed yesterday afternoon.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25
New Play Must Attract Many.

New Play Must Attract Many.
a new play to be financially sue
cessful should attract at least 10000
spectators in its first three months
run.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25

Liaht-Haircd People Live Long.
Light-haired people, it is. said, as
a rule live longer than those having
dark hair
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25

Lincoln, Neb., May 24.-Storms and
high water are responsible for four
fatalities and much damage to prop
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-25

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L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1903-05-16
TELEGRAMMI.
CONTRO Gil EBREI IN RUSSIA.
(Dispaccio Telegrafico)

LONDRA, Is = Lo STANDARD" pub
blica oggi una lettera da Kieff, Russia
Europea, nella quale son descritte see
ne pietose avvenute in seguito all'ap-
plicazione dell'editto di espulsione de-
gil Ebrei
Questo editto colpisce $1,000 perso-
ne. Gil Ebrei avevano avuto 6 mesi di
tempo ad abbandonare il paese, ma
sperando sempre in una proroga, ave
vano in gran parte aspettato proprio
rultimo momento partire ed ora sono
stati obbligati a lasciare precipitosa-
mente Kieff vendendo a prezzi rovino-
81 lutte lie loro proprieta.
Questi ebrei andranno per la pi1
gran parte stabilirsi nei vari centri
leila Polonia meridionale. Ma slccome
in quella localita comincia a verifl
carsi una pletora eccessiva di popola-
zione avverra un incremento nella e.
migrazione, specialmente per gil Stati
Until che gil astnti di emigrazione
rappresentano come una terra promes-
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1903-05-16

le disposizioni relative ALA polizia del
culti.
3. Nessuno puo essere impedito di
esercitare. conformemente allie leggi,
II culto che ha scelto.
4. Nessuno pno essere costrettO q
partecipare ad un alto religioso ad
un culto. far parte di una associazio-
ne religiosa o ecclesiastica, a seguire
cd impartire un insegnamento religio-
so, contribuire per mezzo di imposta
direttamente cd indirettamente, al
rnantenimento di opinioni religiose o
stabilimsnti ecclesiastical.
8. Nessuno puo essere costretto ad
esprimere. positivamente o negativa-
mente. lie sue opin,oni in materia reIl-
giosa. anche facendosi inscrivere sotto
una rubrica rispondendo al quistiona-
rio di un censimento.
6. La Repub5lica non protegge, non
salaria. non sovvenziona alcnn Quito
Essa non 81 intromette con nessun at
to di autorita goyernamentale In alcun
alto di coscienza. Essa non fornisce 2
titolo gratuito aicun locale per leser-
cizio di un culto 0 per l'alloggio del
suoi minlstri.
7. A datare dalla promuigazIone del
presente legge. la legge del Is ger
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1903-05-16
IL DOTT. PACI 1--WE.
CE DI LORENz.
II meritO rivendicatO ad %
italianO.

Mel monde medico americana sta
to suscitato un vespaio proposito del
lie opcrazioni del prof. Lorenz. II noto
chirurgo oortopedloo dl Vienna, che in
America ha fatto tanto chiasso ese-
guendc con rara abllita l'operazione
cifficile della sistemazione dell'anca In
coloro che congenitamente la tenevano
dislocata.
Fino a che il Iorenz operava. tutti
stavano chetl dubitandosi che lie sue
operazioni riuscissero; ma poi, passati
mesi voluti. essendosi constatata Ia
miracolosa guarigicne della flglia del
Millionaire Armour. gil attacchi con-
tro II dottore viennese 81 sono pronun-
ziati
| suoi avversarI 10 attaccano. dicen-
do che II metodo da lui sssuito non q
un ritrovato proprio. Originate, chs
egli q troppo violento nell'operare: clio
che procura damn enormi ALA salute
del pazienti.
II dottor Davis. in uno di questi at
tacchi contro II Lorenz. proclama che
IL sistema di lui ncn altro che una
perfetta imltazione i.quello adottato.
Ia prima volta In ortopedla. dal profes-
sore italiano dottor Paci
Una volta tanto buono notare 10
nesta degli americanl, quail stentano
credere che Marconi abba trovato
IL modo di telegrafare senza fill. con-
tinuarp contestare lonore della In
yenzione del telefono al Antonio
Meucci italianol
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1903-05-16
ASCENSIONE FELICE.
(Dispaccio Telegrafico)

(Dispaccio Telegrafico)
PARIGI, Is - II pallone di Lebandy
ha oggi fatta un'altra escensione in
torno a Nantes Rosny Moisson, com
piendo intorno al CASTILLO di Rossy u
ma serie di evoluzioni obbedendo prom
tamente al timone. II palIone percor-
Sc POGO pin di z miglia mezzo in 25
minuti. avendo durante parte della
traversata vento contrario.
Non avvenne qhe un lieve guasto
al ventilatore che non danneggio IL
successo.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1903-05-16

La separaziOne della Chiesa
dalIo State.

II progetto di legge relative ALA Sc
parazione della Chiesa dallo State pre-
sentato dal deputato PressensA ALA
presidenza della Camera, g firmato da
altri cinquantasei deputati, contiene
seguenti articoli essential:
1. La liberia dele opinioni, la liber
ia di coscienza di fede sono inviolabi
Ii.
2. La Repubblica riconosce garan
-isce la liberia espressione dele OPT
nioni. religiose non, nei limit del
'ordine pubblico ed in conformita col
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mesi or sono. il Town Marshal, che un
dispaccio da Lexington Ky. al World"
di stamane afferma essere la morte del
Maremm stata decisa in un conve-
gno di anime desperate tre miglia da
Jackson, che un AMIGO del Maremm!
certo Edward Strong, sapeva ogni CO.
sa, ma non giunse in tempo ad aver
trio: che, perfino, 10 suocero dell'as-
sassinato non vuol parlare temendo
mali maggiori peggiori!
Solo la vedova. ira quel branco di
pecore montoni spauriti, ebbe IL CO.
raggio di sfidare gil autori, palesi e Sc
greti, dell'assassinio: il mattino ap-
presso ando ALA Court House e, veden-
do sui pavimento la pozza di sangue,
che neSsuno 81 era preso il fastidio di
asciugare e lavare, vi bagno II fazzo-
etto: la lugubre reliquia servira a
mantener vivi nei figli, ancor giovinet-
ii, la memoria del padre ed il dovere
di vendicarlo ..--....
Eppure la tragedia di Jackson, per
Quanto truce ed orrenda impallidisce e
81 attenua, dal punto di vista della cri-
minalita> organizzata. dinanzi all"altra
di Enedina, Clay County non lungi
da London, Ky.
10 stesso glorno e,s pressoche. ALA
stessa ora, in cui Marremm era
assassinato, "Sid" Baker (cognato di
Jim Howard, ",,per la terra volta con-
vinto di aver ucciso il Governatore del
10 State GoebeD cadeva soto colpi
di un revolver non anonimo. e certo
Ugo Burns. che gil era al fianco, ri
maneva gravemente ferito ad una spal-
la 81 da non lasciar speranza di guari-
gione. Dico revolver non anonimo"
perche chi 10 spare con tanto success
so William Nc Collum che ha al pro-
prio attivo un fratricidio tire omici-
di, senza mai incappare nellie reti del
la giustizia da cui usciva sempre per
rife per raffe: 10 sceriffo 10 sa, 10
sanno / detectives, 10 sanno / poliziot-
til ma tutti gil hanno lasciato prende-
re IL largo e, adesso probabilmente
rifugiato in qualche montagna del Ken
lucky, donde scendera-quando gil
piaccia-per castigare chi gil da ON
bra chi non gil fu fedele.
La conclusione di queste note di GRO
naca? Eh. la conclusione la tirino
lettori, non dimenticando mai IL fatto
seguente: che la stampa americana,
COST sollecita pronta far scattare il
"babau" della Malta ogni quail volta
81 tratti di un crimine commesso da +
talianf, inventando Sc occorre stupi-
dissimi particolari prendendo feno-
menali cantonate, di fronte al carne
vale di sangue, di vendette di morte,
del quale sono autori. attori spetta-
tori passivi gil americani non spende
una parola pin di quanto indispensa-
bile ALA narrazione obbiettiva 81 a.
stiene da ogni commento
Che la Malta Siciliana esista in Anne
rica. finora, non e. state provato; che
la Malta Americana sparga in certi
Stati dell' Unione come appunto il
Kentucky, il terrore la strage cosa
di ogni giorno dunque?.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1903-05-16

Soccorsa in tempo fu posta fuori ii
pericolo 81 rimettera completamente
dopo pochi giorni di riposo.
Sono corse voci di un tentato suici-
dio, in seguito ALA rottura dele trat.
tative. di matrimonio che la Calve a
veva con Jules Blois. II noto giornali-
sta conferenziere francese.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1903-05-16
Emma Calve' avveIenata?
(Dispaccio Telegrafico)

PARIGI, Is = Emma Calve la cele-
bre artista di canto che doveva la scor-
sa sera apparire sulla scena nella Dan
nazione di Faust" non pote presentar-
81 al pubblico. avendo accidentaImente
preso una dose troppo forte di chinino
per la cura della grip.
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81 AVVISA

chi vuoI fare venIre parent amIc
daIPitaIia che IL passaggio in terzs
classe da NAPOLI. GENOvA, q New
York COSTA SOII $30.50 col ben co
nosciuti piroscafi della 'VELOCE'
NAVIGAZIONE TTALIANA A VAPO
RE.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1903-05-16

we lorrA = o'rssA Oh NOME ITALIANS
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1903-05-16

minale ammo X . abrogata Ia conveis-
glone firmata a Parlgi Il rs messidorO
ammo XII fra II governo francese ed II
Papa e denunciata.
nellie motivazioni. Il deputato Pres
sense dice che II Concordato non serve
ALA repubbllca. Serve soltanto alls
Chiesa
De Pressense soggiunge che 10 sta
to laico non ha alcun interesse a man
tenere un patio che 10 vincola, senza
vincolare mel medesImo tempo II suo
associate.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1903-05-16

CHI 81 abbona allYTALiA riceve II
dono la magnifica strenna-Aimanaces
del'lTALIA pei 1903
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1903-05-16

La leggiera DOMESTIC ETA rapida ROTARY
STANDARD sono lie due favorite machine da
cucire. Machine nuove da $40 in su. Di seconda
mano S in su- w. EVANS, agente. Io7i Market
Street vicino ALA Sesta strada-
STOCKTON DRUG CO.-GHIGLIER1& &
kOEHLER.-Unicaf farmacia italiana dellinter-
no. Gran deposito di lutte le specialita itaiane
francesi ed americana. Cor. Main and Sutter Sts
stockton. Cal.
Gilpin observer., 1903-11-12
RUSSELL GULCH.

DIR. Foutz arrived in this city last
Tuesday after very pleasant visit to
Denver.
The Saratoga mine was closed down
last week. and yesterday the men were
busy lifting the pumps.
Miss Lizzie Jones left for a visit to
Denver yesterday morning.
Mr.. Nelson. manager OF the Saratoga
mine, left for Denver last Sunday.
Hugh McCabe the blind vocalist. will
give one of his popular concerts next
Saturday evening. Every body buy a
ticket and hear the blind wonder.
J. Bone and wife lest for visit to
Denver last Tuesday.
T. p Thomas was a visitor to Denver
aet, Sunday. He returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Bitzenhofer is having a new porch
added to her house aud is having the
house 6tted up in good style.
Mr.. Fuller, OF Idaho Springs, has
moved his household goods into Nat.
Lewis house and will reside here in the
future.
II. Hughes has been putting on a num-
ber of Taen on the Federal mine and Will
begin sinking the shaft.
The government sent notice to Chas.
Wagner to have his bond renewed as
postmaster, which means that be will be
entitled to the postnasteSship for an
other term.
DR.. Boucle OF the Denver University,
arrived in this city last Tuesday, and de-
livere4 lecture before the public
school.
A. NJ. Kirk left for Boulder the fast OF
the week to look after some OF his inter
ests there.
Mrs. Rowley left for Denver last Tues
day on a visit.
E. p. Owens retnrued from Las Vegas,
New Mexico, last Friday morning
L. Cattani bought out the interest OF
J. Lavatto in their saloon business. this
week.
L. j. Piazzi was passenger to Denver
yesterday afternoon, and will return this
evening.
Gilpin observer., 1903-11-12
LOCAL ITEMS

Rocky Mountain Herald: Fritz j. Ait
water. editor of the Observer, at Cen.
tral City, was elected county clerk and
recorder last Tuesday. The newspaper
fraternity get there once in awhile.
Silver Plume Standards Now aud then
n newspaper man is rewarded for his
efforts for the public good by being
elected to an Office with good salary
attached, and we are pleased to see that
this is what happened to Bro. Fritz J..
Altvater of the Gilpin County Observer,
who was elected county clerk last Tues
day. Accept our congratulations, brother.
Last Saturday work train camo up
from Denver to fix up the track of the
&c. a. S. between this city and Denver
George and Will Barrck moved their
families to Dumont last Monday morn
ing. They shipped their household
goods by train and expect TO remain
there the rest of the winter Geoige
and Will are contracting on one Of Henry
Bolthoff's properties.
Coal is very scarce article in this
camp at the present time, and quite
natural, everybody seems to be wanting
some. Manson, the coal dealer, hasn't
pound on hand, and says that he cannot
get any at present and does not snow
when he can promise any.
Some of the mines of the county are.
CLOSING down and Others will close within
few days if coal cannot be secured
soon. The Cook and the Bobtail closed
last Monday on account OF coal.
Gilpin observer., 1903-11-12

Richard Drew moved his family and
household goods from this city to Idaho
Springs last week.
The Midnight Social Club gave a very
enjoyable dance at the Armory ball last
Saturday night.
The passenger train of last Sunday
morning was delayed on account of the
baggage car breaking down between Ar
yada and Golden, and the conductor had
to send to Denver for another car and 10
transfer the express, too.
Dent forget the benefit ball to be Civ
en- next Saturday evening by the X. OF
P. and 1. o. o. +. lodges for the benefit
of Alex Bowers who lost his hand in a
mine accident some time ago. They
will have Konegisburg's orchestra. 1t
will be at Armory hall.
The A. L. Anderson Furniture Co.
has purchased the furniture store for
merly owned by Harris j. Tippett on
corner of Main and Gregory street.
The city had new railing built along
the side walk just below the Lawrence
house on Lawrence streen. This is a
great and uch needed Improvement.
Routt County Sentinel: Henry Dennis
and family are expected to reside in
Steamboat this winter.
Parties have been busy this week tear
ing down the Mammoth shaft building
and moving the machinery and building
to the West Nottaway mine in Russell
district. This latter mine was destroyed
by fire n few weeks ago.
Il. G. Miles, attorney at law, formerly
of Black Hawk, has moved his Office to
this city and is now with w. c. Mat
thews.