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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

A mans COOL work lives after him
hut II isn't always identhed.-Satur-
day Evening roSt.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23

The coslless winter is slowly but
surely dragging itself to the end.
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16
Lynnland Notes.

Mrs. Jake Wins was the guest OF
friends in Jasper Saturday and Sunday.
Grandpa Craudall was visiting his old
neighborhood and friends last week,
We are always glad to have him call.
Vim Hille Was calling on some OF his
friends Sunday nfirrnusn
Mrs. Heary Gather has been On "a.
sick list.
Jake Byers aud wife made trip &
Alba Sunday.
Mr.. b. ers went 90 Joplin Monday
Will Miller, wife aud little son Of ca
thage, was the guest Of Mrs. |. Y. Byo'.
Sunday.
Those who took dinner with NJ s
Byets SUNDAY we're Mr.. aud Mrs Rel
erts, Jake Bysrs aud family, Mrs. Va Q
Of Carthage, Ben Appleby, and sir ~,
Mrs. NJ iller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gather and Beulah, at
tended Easter services at Brest, Sunda!
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16

The Lynnlsnd Sunday School met at
Mr.. W. II. Woods Sunday evening to
practice singing. Some very tius muse
was rendered, good time was enjoyed
by all. Those present were Misses
Saidoe Pace, Mable and Jessie Gather,
Jrlia Milton, Pearl and Ruby Wescott,
Messrs Oscar Simmons, Oscar Gather,
Ollie Salters, Ben Appleby, Bill Elliott.
Leroy Wagner, Charlie and Luther
Wescott, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesoott. Mrs.
Maggie Byers.
Mrs. J W. Spsid OF Jasper spent
Saturday night aud Sunday with her
sister Mrs. Link Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller OF Carthage
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
1. Y. Byers aud family.
Sir. Lew Fl. rher has returned home
from l. I. where he has been for several
months.
Myrtle and Grace Grow called on Miss
Saidio Pace Friday evening.
Clint Terter OF Jasper took supper
with |. +. Teettr Wednesday evening.
Jessir Crutcher OF Breeze is visiting
relatives in this vicinity.
Sadie Pace spent Sunday with Mabel
aud Jessie Gather.
A crowd of young folks drove to
Carthage Saturday to attend the Rural
Graduating exercises. Misses Sadie
Pace, aud Jessie Gather being the only
graduates from Lynnlsnd. The party
~as composed OF Misses Myrtle and
Grace Teter, Mnble aud Jessie Gather,
Sadie Pace aud Oscar Gather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Gather spent Sat
urday night with Mr.. aud Mrs. W. Ii.
Lukens.
Mr.. l. T. Tster lost valuable Jersey
COW one day last week.
Geo. Rex bought OF Gather anu
Lukens 20 head Cf hogs, also 10 head OF
MIR. Pennington.
Link Milton has quit smoking but it
seems worry strange lac has new corn
cob pipe. "Haiut that funn,S
Julia Bird, Mab!e and Jessie Gather
called on Myrtle and Giaoe Tuter Wed
nesday evening.
Leroy Wagner OF Rose Bank spen,
Sunday with his cousin Earl Wood.
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16
Gall at McCasiin & ftouck's
and see those silk waist patterns.
They are beautiful.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Circuit Court Of Jasper Coun-
ty, Missouri, IN vacation, April IA, 1903
Austin Il. Mutt, Plaintiff, Ve sus b.
b. Hubbard aud j, +. Harrison, Deien.
danls.
Now Rt this day comes the Plaintiff 10
the above ouLttlod Cause, by Attorneys
+. o. Brown aud q. ". CIowder, be.
fore the Undersigned Clerk of the CIR
cult Court OF jasper County, Missouri,
III vacation, and tiles hls petition ana
affidavit, stating among other things
that the defendant Is. Is. Hubbard Is II
nonresident Of the state of Missouri,
and can not he served with tue ordinary
prUcrss Of law. IL is therefore ordered
hy said Clerk, in vacation, tnat pubiica-
II u be made, notifying the said Defend
ant that sult has been commenced
against him 10 the Circuit Court Of JAS
psr County, Missouri, AZ Carthage, Lue
object and general nature of which is
to obtain deer of the court abjudg.
ing and decreeidg that theDefendant ac
knowledge satisfaction On the margin of
the record VI a certain Decd Of Trust,
executed by Joseph l.. Largent on tho
Ith day Of Febru AIRY 1880 whereby he
cOnve! ed TO one j. +. Harrison the TO-
loving described real estate situate in
Jasper County, Missouri to- wit: The
South East Que Fourlh( DOT the North
West Ooe Foulthti 4lof Section Twenty.
tiye(25J Tow uship Thlrty(Oj Range Thir-
tyl3OJiu trust ~ secure the payment OF
Two certain ptUmissOry notes for Two
iiuHdred Dollars 5000 each due and
payable 10 nine(e)and hfteen(l5D months
from the date thereof respectively, with
interest At the rate Oi sixt6)per cent, per
annun which said notes wero pay able
TO the order Of Defendant Is. b. Hub
bard said Deed ofrrust was recorded on
thu Bird OF March 1880 in Record IS"
at page ~ Of the Records Of jasper
County, that said Deed OF Trust bs nd-
judgeq satisfied aud cancelled and for
naught held and esteemed, and that the
cloud upon Plaintiffs titls to said prem
ises ocoasiOned thereby be removed aud
for general relief, and that unless said
Defsudant To and appear at the next
term Of the said Court, to commence
and bo ho den at Carthage, 10 said
County, on the First Monday in June,
l0U3, A1d NJ swer or dt,mur 10 the Plain
tiife prIitk U oil or before the third day
Of said tern IL tho term shall 50 long
coutinus, Ind III not, then before the
rnd Of thu term, ths same will bo taken
as confessed.
1t Is further ordere that n copy here.
Of bs published, at least once q week
for four weeks successfully tho last in
ssrtion to be Rt least fifteen days before
the first day Of said term in the "Jaspsr
N1Ws' n newspaper published 10 said
county and designated by the Plaintiff.
with the approval Of the Clerk as most
likely to give notice to said Defendant.
4 true copy.
Attest; A. F. Carmean, Clerk.
BY Della Sharp, ID. G.
L. c. BroEn aud O. W. Crowder.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16
Blue Star

Some one has said Blue Star must be
dead. Ibn account OF our long silence,
but wa are very much alive Just nov
aud as busy as busy can be, powing,
planting and sowing, improving every
moment OF this foe spring weather.
Our teacher aud pupils celebrated
Arbor. day. Although the weather "a
Rnfnyorable, quite a number Of the
citizens gathered in with we'll filed
baskets and fine dinner was Rspread,
which was very much cnioyad by the
little folks and old ones as we'll. Aher
dinner M excellent program was
rendered, concluding tho exercises Of
the day.
Our Sunday school IL also hourishing
nicely With Mr. Wells OF Jasper, as our
Superintendent aud leader. We're being
taught the Bible AMI our duties in
true and Christian way.
DR., Hull aud estimALls wife expect
soon to move t. Joplin there to mako
thsh future home. We regret 1cry
much to lose them from our nrighbor-
hood. ;ir .Cackley Of Carthage will move
onto the Dr's farm aud talro charge of
matters.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J F. Hull entertained nj
dinner last Sunday quite number OF
their friends and relatives. Those
present were Mr.. Frank Killoy aud
family, Mr. aud Mrs. Onstotl, MIR. apd
Mrs. Sam wilson, Mrs DR.. Hull, Miss
aud Mr.. Cackley. All report pleasant
time and sumptuous dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gafrey OF Jasper spent
Sunday with Tom Kuaklcrs.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r ish drove up to L ,mtr
Tuesday on business.
The patrons OF Blue Star Sunday
school will Civ social entertainment
and supper at the residence of DIR.
Hull on Saturday night April lS All
are cordially invited to attend. Proceeds
o go towards getting All organ and other
~. piles for our Sunday school.
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16
Duval Talk.

The rain Sunday night viii put the
farmer back with planting corn.
Mr.. Wolf is rather prominent about
here just now.
Several OF the boys enjoyed an egg
roast On the Creek Saturday night.
Mrs Bowers aud daughter Iona visited
with Mrs Wardlow and daughter Thurs
day.
Mr.. aud Mrs Elmer Bowers aud family
and Mr.. aul Mrs. Ed Smith and family
spent Sunday with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Bowers.
Joy Cooper from across Northiork
spent Sunday with John wArdlow.
Mr.. Mason and family of Carthage
spent Saturday and part Of Sunday with
Roland Williams aud family.
Mrs. john Wardlow aud daughter
Maud called on Mrs Frank Williams OF
The Brush College neighborhood Sunday
evening.
Tho drillers on the Wardlow place
have gone about 81 feet aud have struck
no water yet but hope TO pretty sooa.
MIR. Bowers aud son Earnest we're seen
on the streets OF Neck City Tuesday.
II this does not find the way to the
waste basket we will write again.
-t- Aunt FLO
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16
For PLOWs, HARROWs.

Disc Cutvators Corn Planters, etc, are lower than
anyone know of on the same line of goods. For
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16

tc visit Tom Goodwin last week. Mrs.
Goodwin accompanied him home Sun
d,y morning.
j. c. Webber is delivering fruit trees
and maps this week.
Tom Goodwin and John Overton have
all the work they can do laying founda-
tons.
j. G. Webber was elected school
director. We wont have n new school
house this year but will repair ths old
one.
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16
Bethel Scissorings.

Bethel scissorings.
Sweet mouth Of showers
That brings the flowers.
We are glad the rain didn't prevent
the farmers from spring work.
There was large attendance at Beth.
el Sunday school Sunday.
Mis- Nettie Ruckle's school commenc-
oil last Monday at Rocky Mound.
Mrs. Millar visited with Mrs. G. Ar
ner last v eek.
We are sorry to hear that Mr.. Geo.
Brous lost 80 many cattle Sunday night.
Clyde Millar ia repairing his black.
smith shop this week,
Mr., VIM Miners little child is report.
cd to be very sick with whooping cough.
Abb seems to have bad luck in start.
ing To Kansas.
Mr.. And Mrs Gso. Lily entertained
at their home Saturday night quite a
number OF their friends. IL WAS a.most
as good as un egg roast ~ it was an
Easter affair.
Mr., Geo Brown from Jasper county
visited with Ahh Cline LAST We Z.
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16
For Benefit or Sunday School.

To the Jasper News. The ladies OF
the Blue Star Sunday School wishes to
announce through colums Of your paper
that they will give an ice cream supper
at the ! ome Of Mrs. A. Ii Hull miles
north Of Jaspor, ON Saturday evening,
April Is, 1908. Proceeds for the benefit
OF Blue Star Sunday School. All are
most cordially iuvit,d. Committee.
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16
Dewey SparISilngs.


Easter Sunday was celebrated by Mr..
Griffin and family; Mr.. Davis aud fami-
ly dining with Mr. Johnny Gaddis;
Miss lIaughawout aud Virgins Of Car
thage with Mr.. llaughawout; Chas
kincaid with homo folks; Miss Mab!e
Jones with Miss Harvey on Buck
branch; Mr.. and Mrs. Jones with James
Gog Of Cary; Miss Dreisbach Of Cary
town with friends in Carthage; MIR.
otto Rotch with Mr.. Lampbells; Mr.
aud Mrs. Wine OF Jasler with Mr. Rep
bSle's; Mrs Lowell, OF Webb. with her
mother Mrs GIdli-.
Miss Bertha ThOnI son has new
harness aud rubber tiroI buggy for n
birthday present.
We send congratulations in advance
to Miss Emma Howard who will bo
".Ne1r and yet so far.
The classes were formed in Sabbath
SchuO, at Dewey SUNDAY afternoon hut
some Of tie .neighsurhoub were absent
and were very much missed We hope
To soc every one turn out next Sunday
aud help, IL il is u benefit to the com
muuity 10 have sunday school, Its
also duty for every one to take inter
est.
We had a hail storm Friday.
Mr. Allison could not ford Dryfork
Monday,
Earnest Griffin has rented Mr. Pugh's
farm and boards with his sister.
Mr. GIddis went to Oronogo Saturday
10 attend funeral Uf an old comrade Ma
ioF Anderson.
II you SOC Dan Rcplogle with broad
smile on his face don't be.surprised. lie
has good reason; he will have to buy
hair ribbons now lut two little ladies in T..
stead OF one.
MIR. Cbas Wamplrr and Homer at
tended the Dewey Sabbath School on
Faster.
Mr. Campbell and IIernrn Hoover
we're going to Jasper and in crossing the
bId place Mr Campbells horse stepp d
"n one Of those poles and hung himself.
The stick went through the foot be-
tweet tne hoUf and shoe and the horse
lnnged and plunged but could not re-
lease himself. Herman had e. iallc his
knife and cut off ths stick and Mr. Camp
hell had to have the hot Sos shoe rcmov
cd before the remaining piece could be
rItricsted it Was in 40 tight. Those
poles are mashed 10 tho mud ald the
ends arc sticking up and its wonder
more acci en,s haven't happened. That
bad road has been the cause of lots Of
trade not going to Jasper as wheat aud
hogs cannot bo taken over 1t.
Just received u carload of
Kansas Salt at McCaslin &
Houck.
Overalls and Jac cts at
ia sper Racket Store.
We have somo extra nice
sweet corn seed. WEBB Baos
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16
Paint your House

Quality and price what you look after Our paints
the best and prices lowest Jasper and Barton counties
For Building Material Locks Nails etc, always
save you money.
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16

There times in persons life when he needs
DRUGS. When he does need anything of the kind he is
to want the best. You will always find Webb Bros.
reliable place to buy them.
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16

WAGONS sURREYs been Jasper
aprcet that And
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16

Ihaye u few high grade and thorough
bred Hereford bulls really for service,
which will sell reasonable IL taken at
once. J. +. GuLICK. s9-4.
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16

Alma Weysr is improving, Her
parents have sreOt hope for her recovery
now.
There vas a dance atSh arps Tuesday
uight.
Tho boys OF Dublia took their Easter
at keltners Lake and HAtiolds Park.
Each party reports a good time.
j. &. webbor has put up new fence
in front Of his residence which is quite
improvement.
JOhu overtOn came mp from Carthage
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16
Farmers

Never before has raw material
been so scarce for manufacture Ioi
Binde |: Twine. We guarantee
Irioe. Coil on Is, cali 8 up, or
write US.
J. P. Leiss Grain Co.
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16
Plants.

A fine stain OF several varieties OF
cabbage and tomato plants for sale as
''cheAp" As others may sell more iDfcri.
OF stock. Res, fly,
81. Il. Durkett.
q mile south and u east Z ON Jasper,
WASTED-t'Lrn and Oats in any
quantity at the elevator.
The Jasper news., 1903-04-16

Telescopes. All sizes at
the jasper Racket Store.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-10-29
Not n Good LOCKER,

From the mountains of Camden, Me,
comes a story of a Philadelphia mcr-
chant who has summer cottage In
that village and who wished to ex-
change a lively horse which he owned
with French Canadian who had a
more gentle animal, which women and
children could drive. The Frenchman
was willing to trade, but for some rea-
son insisted upon repeating to the Wis
itor that the local horse did not "look'
as well as the one belonging TO the
Philadelphia man.
An exchange satisfactory to 10th
parties was eventually made. and the
first time the visitors wife took the
new horse out for n drive she discov-
cred that the beast was as blind as Il
mole. A few days later, when the rus
ticator met the Frenchman, he said:
''See here. you rascal That horse
you swapped with me for mine was
stone blind. Why didn't you tell me
OF 1t at the timer"
"Ah'm bin try tell you all Ah'm bin
know how fer to tell. Aim bin say my
horse was no look lax you horse-say
so seek, nine tams. Aim no bin blam'
eef you no hear me-" - Philadelphia
Ledger
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-10-29
Women ON the Stage.

An attempt was made at Blackfriars
theater in 1929 to introduce French
women on the stage, but without sue
cess, and the appearance of Mrs. Cole
man in Davenant's "Siege Of Rhodes
In 1866 was of a private character.
On Dec. s, 1860, an actress, whose
name in not certainly known, took the
part of Desdemona at Killigrew's thea
tere In We're street, when prologue
to introduce the first woman" was writ
ten by Jordan.
Letters patent were granted by
Charles IL, dated Jan. 10, 1862, to Sil
William Davenant, and these recited
that whereas women's parts had for
merly been taken by men, to remedy
this abuse it was now permitted and
leave given" that all women's parts
then. and for the time to come, should
be performed by women.
In Pepys' Diary. under date of Jan
3, 1900. we find the record, ITO the
theater, where was acted Beggars
Dash it being well done, and here the
first time that ever saw women come
upon the stage."-London Standard.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-10-29
Trees shaped by the wind.

The effect of wind upon trees is pow
erful. Even the presence or absence
or forests may be determined by the
character of the prevailing wind or the
conditions that modify it. The wind
acts as drying agent, giving a special
aspect to many plants. When 1t is al
most always from the same quarter
the plants show greater Development
upon one side. Trees are smaller on
the windward edges OF forests. and
trunks and branches are bent TO lee
ward. The determinations are most mark
ed near the sea or in fiat regions. The
cherry, plum, walnut. black poplar,
ash and certain pines are very sensi-
tive to the wind, but mountain pines
and certain frs offer great powers of
resistance, and these are recommended
for reforestlng wind swept lands.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-10-29
History Made P,,,,oh,.

Joseph Salvador, the French histo.
rian. and Jules Sandeau, a novelist
made their meeting at public recep,
ton the occasion for dispute as to the
respective places which they occupied
In the world of letters.
"The reading of history Is like a pill
1t needs the sugar coating to make IL
paiatable,' argued the novelist.
"Ah, but 1t is the ingredient which
cures, not the coating" remarked the
historian.
Then let us divide honors," said San
deau, for If II were not for my sugar
coating your historical facts would dry
on the sha1vos"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-10-29
KlNeBlRp AND oRIoLE.
The Difference In the birds Shown
nv Their Nest Building.

The Dtuereuce tnc SAo'<
by Their Nest Building.
The difference in the nature of the
kingbird and oriole is strikingly exhib-
tied in the style of their nests. The
kingbird hasn't a particle of imagina-
ton, not an atom of the artistic. His
shape, dress and voice declare it he
is hard headed, straightforward and Sc
rious, somewhat oyerbearing, perhaps,
and testy, but businesslike and refined
In all his tastes. His nest is lllmseir
over again-strong, plain, adequate, but,
like its builder, refined. Contrast the
orioles. Romance, poetry and that IN
describable touch-the light, easy, negli-
gent touch Of the artist-in every line
of it, Why, the thing was actually
woven Of new mown hay-as IL one
should build his house of sandalwood-
with all the scent of the hay field
about it. put my nose near and took
a deep, delicious breath. The birds had
selected and cut the grass themselves
and worked 1t In while green. Some of
1t was still uncured, still soft and sweet
with sap One side. exposed to the sun
through q leaf rift, had gone golden
yellow, but the other side, deeply shad-
ed the day through, was yet green and
making more slowly under the leaves.
And this nest was woven, not built up
like the kingbird's; it was hung, not
saddled upon the limb, suspended from
the slenderest of forks so that every
little breeze would rock it. And so
loosely woven, so deftly, slightly tied!-
National Magazine.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1903-10-29
thinking Eyes.

If you find yourself blinking your
eyes rapidly without any cause stop
I the habit at once or it will grow into
an incurable habit that will make your
eyesight fail early in life. Natural
blinking is necessary to clear and
moisten the eye. The average number
of natural blinks Is about twenty per
minute. But q nervous blinker viii
wink 100 times In a minute. The re-
suit of this will be an excessive de-
yelopment of the eyelid muscles. 1t
also involves q counter irritation,
which acts on the optic nerve and rem
ders the sight daily more weak and 1r-
ritable. Once contract this habit and
you will find you cannot bear strong
light or read small types, and the eyes
will get worse and worse. The symp-
toms may indicate need of spectacles.
A POETS ALOOFNESS.
Fhc Manner I'm which Wordsworth
Was Regarded by His Neighbors.
The worthless of Wordsworths vii
lage In the lake country Of England
had their own ideas of his value as Il
man and n poet When questioned
after his death as to his personality
they readily admitted that he was kind
to those who were in sickness or need.
--Fisry--rvufvi-- --rourT -frfrn-ur- -n-Dfrriss
Z But he did not hobnob with his neigh
bors.
He did not notice them much,' said
an old man in answer to questions
psked by the author of Lake Country
Sketches
"A Jem Crow and an aud blue cloak
was his rig" continued the old man.
"And as for his habits, he had moan.
Niver knew him with pot / his hand
or pipe L his mouth"
After deep probing the author brought
out:
"Yes; Wordsworth was fond Of a
good dinner at times If you could get
him to it. That was the job"
Then the poets aloofness was again
touched upon.
"He was forever pacing the roads
and his own garden walks and always
composing poetry. He was terrible
throng In visitors and folks We nun
ken at times, but If he could get AVA
fra them spell he was out upon his
walk.
"And then he would set his head a
bit forrad and put his hands behint his
back. And then he would start album
ming, and it was bum, bum, bum, and
go on bumming for long enough right
down and back again. suppose, ye
ken, the bumming helped him out
BIT"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-04-24
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Rooms for light house,
at 1880 Sixth St. I3S-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-04-24
PURE APPLE CIDER,
FRESH FROM THE MILL
in the room in which it is sold.
PETE
Bridge Street

Angel Garcia. aged 50, died al the
sanitariurn IN Albuquerque yesterday
morning, after a long illness of tuber.
culosis- Deceased was a member Of
the Cigarmakers' union, and worked at
the trade for a number OF years.
Articles. Of Incorporation have been
fled at the office Of the territorial
secretary by. the Times Publishing
company OF Tucumcari. The incor-
po~rators are- r. g. Cooper, J. A.
Street, w. n. Buchanan. Harry r..
Neal, A. a. Simpson, Donald Stewart
and Theodore w. Heman.
David NJ. White returned to Santa
Fe from Roswell. near which place
he has been doing some locating work
for the United States land commission.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-04-24

Instead OF a Greek or Latin play,
the Silver City Normal will this year
put on Othello, and the eagerness with
which the cast is working assures the
c of the performance. Prof.
Dunlavy is giving much Of his time
and attention to the drilling of the
cast. The public may look for a treat
In this production.
Chas. Miller of Anthony. a member
OF the territorial irrigation commits.
sion and chairman of the board, 81
county commissioners Of Dona Ana
county. who has been in Santa Fee In
attendance at the sessions Of the ir.
rigation commission, departed last
evening for his home.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-04-24

Arrangements are quietly going ON
for a beautiful entertainment to be
given the last week in May. 1t will
be a musical comedy by the leading
local talent. The committee in charge
are Mesdames w. 2. Childers, Bernard
S. RodeJ ana w. Y. Walton. A rare
treat nay be expected by the musical
lovers Of the city.
Charles Bonsall has returned / 0 AL
buquerque, after doing some work on
a few claims in the Hell Canyon dis
trict. He found no n out there at
work except himself. and say very lit
tie attention is being paid to mining
in that district.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-04-24
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