, 1903-03-11
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Like spring today.
Partly cloudy this afternoon.
Bright and warm again today.
No business in the district court to-
day.
Everything in the latest styles in new
furniture at Mrs. Katie Beck's.
The schools will take recess for the
Easter holidays at the close Of next
week.
The commission of Ella M. Rice as a
notary public was filed in the county
clerks office today.
Mrs. Smith died at the hospital yes
terday afternoon and was buried to-
day. She had beer i'll a long time.
julius Merz presented the pelts of
two coyotes to the county clerk for
bounty today and Arthur Johnson had
one.
The Scandinavian Danving club will
give it's dance Thursday evening in
stead of Friday evening. Everybody
invited.
Claim for the Charity Belle mine, in
section %, township IA, range 70, was
filed by Orb Harnden today in the
county clerks Office.
Fred A. Miller and wife will be pas
sengers for Santa Barbara on the
steamer State of California this even
ing.-San Diego (Cal.) Union.
Elmer Lovejoy declares that he has
lost some wild ducks, and If the pres
ent weather continues until Sunday he
will take a little look for them"
A divorce was granted by Judge Car
penter yesterday afternoon to Grace e.
Fisher from Thomas A. Fisher, with
the care of their infant son and $50 ALI
mony.
Gus Glass came in from Centennial
last night and is. today loading his
other building material for that point.
He expects to go out tomorrow.
w. R. Rogers has been elected cash
Ter of the Merchants National bank of
San Diego, Cal, of which Hon. Edward
%Ivinson of this city is president, to take
the place of the late C: B. Grow.
DR.. Coburn has a late letter from
his son, Lieutenant Harol d. Coburn,
at Fort Niagara, New York. saying
that he is still improving from his re
cent attack of typhoid fever. He was
i'll for six weeks.
Johnnie Daily a laborer at the round
house, fell from the cab of an engine
to the pit at 4:3O yesterday afternoon
and sustained some bruises about the
head and body. He was treated by
Comnany Surgeon Stevens.
Frank T. Wyatt came in from Jeln
yesterday afternoon. His supply o.
wire for the telephone line gave out
and he was compelled to suspend op
erations for a time. The line will prob
ably be completed to this city nex'
week.
Jerry Hurley and Mr.. Dagle, driving
a Riggen team, reached the city yes
terday afternoon, each with three wa
, CONS trailed, loaded with matte and ore
The wagons were loaded with coke and
grain today and will return to theRAmb
. Ter mine tomorrow.
:. The fence In the rear Of the resi-
]. dence Of G. L. Rauner at Fifth and
Sheridan streets caught fire at 3 O'Clock
this morning from hot ashes in the
ash pit and an alarm was turned in
: The fire was soon extinguished and the
damage was very slight.
The hoodlumism that was witnessed
at the North Star hall last night viii
not be tolerated at the old-time dance q
Maennerchor hall text Friday night. Il
boys "cut up" any ON that occasion
they will find that eating OF the man
tel piece will be = necessity for . day
: or two.
Mark Place, o. former reporter fos
the Boomerang. sends that paper {
; copy Of the Boston Herald showing tha'
the people OF etoneham. Mass, an
!. wrestling with aCarnegie library. Ont
Of the speakers 1t . meeting IL quoted
~ saying that the time will CONF
when boarding hose ham and Carne
&c libraries will b standing 3oaa
} for comic papers. He Doesn't ~
wha4 conaection Laramie has vtNl
boarding Shouse han.