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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05

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col. Robinso went east On the at.
sternoon train .5ss
n. +. Boucher returned Sunday from
ii trip to the twin cities.
u Miss struble Of the public school
force returned from the east today.
S4f Mr.. and Mrs. q w. LaNoure have
returned from On extended visit III the
twin cities.
Turner returned Sunday from
the twin cities where he was Ia charge
sof the Missouri slope exhibit at the
fair. IS 81
Mrs. Olaf Nielsen has returned from
the east where she has purchased a
fall stock Of millinery and ladies and
children's furnishings. Z, . sSES
Rev. Harold p. White left Tor Steele
Saturday to occupy the pulpit Of the
M, p. church In the absence of the
pastor, and returned today.
Or. F. B. Strauss Of Glenullfn was III
2t the CITY saturday. He expects to Visit
the st. Louis fair this week, and x
main for some time. Mrs Strauss
will 60 back to Ohio to' visit for several
months. S s@ s .5$s5
1 Lieut.. w. F. kits, former construct
ing quartermaster at Fort Lincoln,
has returned to Fort Smelling after q
three months leave Of absence. Mrs
= Kits IS still in the east and will join
him later. s5 ~ IS
Mrs. NJ. Is scoville and children left
on Saturday for her new home II
Marshall MINI. Mr.. scoville has Sc
cured y g house II that pleasant town
Many Bisma rck friends regret 'theil
departure Z: n At
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05

s5sS TATE NEWS. n.
Hoagland Bros. of Hope secured the
contract for building the new school
building At Cathay 800.
s5s The spire on the new Catholic
church at Mandan VIII be ia feet high
and surmounte with an electric arc
light. 81
Stevens and Palfrey Will probably
be renominated on the 10th inst. for
the house from the CooperstoWn dis
Etrict. ..s
The Steele Creamery Company Is
building an addition to It's creamery
which Will be fitted with the necessary
machinery for grinding feed. & }5S5
An Aerie,of Eagles viii be instituted
In Valley City with sixty-ave charter
members. This organization is
\ spreading rapidly about the state.
" Out Of the newspaper business but
three months and about to build a
residence in Minot lis the record Of
Z. D. McGahan formerly Of Bismarck
'5 " The Sykeston- Cathay Tribune will
remove n It's publication Office from
Cathay to sykeston where the mer-
chants promise to be more liberal in
support. ii. @ ss Szs 5# 4 WAN
I Edward Schmidt living twelve miles
southwest Of Balfour. accidentally shot
his wife in the forehead with shot
gun yesterday morning. Her recovery
lis very doubtful. t$... D. III. Il + !.
vi The democratic legislative conven-
ton at Fargo named G. II. Another for
senator and George H. HOLSTER, r. B.
BIakemore and George W 3 Wilkinson
for the lower house. ss u Il
! The M. q. pastor, Rev. Coover at
Steele, has gone for q months rest to
his old home In Indiana. Rev. Harold
!, White Of Bismarck will supply the pull.
pit during his absence. }s;
+ Goodrich Citizen: Sam Harding re.
turned Monday evening from q trip in
Wells county. He says that one farm.
Ter over there has just finished putting
t5up $50 tons Of as fine timothy hay as
a man could wish for. :5 y. hi; s&a :.
The jamestown opera house man.
,agement has invested in a new ashes
tos curtain at a cost OF $3.50. The
curtain was tested with a gasoline
blow. pipe and although it got red hot
| would not fame up or smoke. II 5 .g
Valley City Alliance, Some of the
papers in the state are attempting to
keep their readers posted as to the
, local fight at Bismarck politicaL per
s'onal and social. It is noticed that
, the editors who have undertaken this
Herculean task; have employed addi
, tional type settlers and enlarged theil
papers. & '#::T n z.s@..s .s :&s
One townsite on the Devils Lake
reservation will probably be located
! near Fort Totten, at the boat landing
/ This will be an ideal place for a city
I Devils Lake has frontage or shore Of
three hundred miles and yet no city
has been built on the very shore Of
4 the lake, and it. is hoped now that
one will be built. Another townsite
will probably be located at Wood lake
! a pretty spot near the center of the
4 reservation. Wood lake is. not very
4 large but it contains clear, fresh water
(not salt like Devils Lake,) with in
Vulnerable fish. q. 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05

Furniture, both new and old at
Faunce's Crockery and stoves of all
kinds. Now IS the time TO get bar
gains; 40 per cent off on new goods.
10 u and 20 per cent Off on second hand
goods, to the 18th Of September. Call
and see me. 2;s 4 s i: 1. B. (. k 81 II a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05

BISMARCK LODGE Al. {. 4 IA. /. M. i.
Meets first and third Mondays air, each
month at Masonic hall. ii III. II Reade, w.
$E$5 M, Burt Finney, Secretary u.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05

Democratic leaders In Missouri are
denouncing each other as liars and ras-
calls and the people are learning the
truth. 5s Il n
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05

4 BISMARCK CHAPTER, N o. III J, %. i. S.
Meets first and third Fridays iii each month
~ at Masonic hall, Dakota block ~ Gertrude
y Miller, w. Nj Hattie Shelton N Secretary.
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TIE WEATHER,


q !. THE Attach.
Prob baby showers tonight and Tues
~ day Stationary temperature Max
.53. min SO. 81
SS Good Sport Mick O' Connor and
81 tl & Call broug over 100 ducks
from Long 81 Lake V after 8 days shoo
E Car Service Resumed The street
car service 70 the capitol was resumed
today e after y shut down for q few
q days To r. make repairs
sf Business Mem The business men OF
the city are rogue ted bys Il Joseph Hare
KS The Business Men Union ia meet
AZ the Tribune once at 81 O'Clock chs
evening 5to coiisid er al Sim, ortant mat
ter "a
s bid I asbor Day dag v Labor Day,
observed III the d enart,, No Mo- ~ 4, I
government, and wherever state t 49, 81
clamation makes IT a holiday. IN this1.
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days past. they are IL, Indians who
have been attending tie mission ,at
Popular Mont. where religious ser "
ices have been held and addresses
made BY Indian missionaries and
preachers. The Indians are Il, now 81
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05

CAPITAL CITY LODGE NO. q a /. .. o..
e F, i Meets every Friday evening 1t Z o..
O. F. hall, Main street. All visiting
brotherssare invited to CALL N. O., N. u.
Shields; a.. wv. Healy Secretary. M M
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::A.4IlMI!sElsRli'.IlC J: Il Y,IE!o!,

BROTHERHOOD on AMERICAN YEo-
- f2&t Es III EN-. DIS
A.FRATERNALl LIE 81 AND ACCIDENT
Insurance organixat ron. Meets the second
and last Tuesdays off each month in the
Oddfellows hall. IN. Jones, foreman;
John Bek, espondent r. Il Best, M
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05

White wax Tor cealing np fruit and
lelleys 1t Faunce,s. Finest thing ont.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05

JAMES B. MCPHERSON POST NO. ) DE
partment Of North Dakota Grand Army 81
fourth Thursday ii each month at g. 8 An
r. hall, Bismarck, I'M D. Il. Tibbals {, Post
# Commander; E. s.. Pierce "a iutant
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05

MODERN BROTHERHOODsO or AMERICA.
Meets every 2nd and 18th Thursday 81 each
month ia Oddfcllows Il hall ,S@ IA. n. Mar
,quette, president; Mrs. Ida White. secre.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05
ONE \ CENT i Word COLUMN
FOR SALE good residence prop
erty, Geo. M. Register. 7 ss

FOR Said good residence prop.
erty. Geo. M.. Register.
AGENTS WANTnT5sfS 81 OUT super.
ior western grawn nursery stoek. Com
plete line, including latest ant best
cialties. Pay highest Sommission
Cash weekly. Finest outfit. Steady
position the year round to reliable,
b hrustling men, Oregon Nursery Co,
Detroit, Mich.
FOR RETNT7-;A i've room house and
barn, corner 81 18th street and Broad
y way: Call on Tully, 2o5 18th
street. 55 },5 ss
.5zs; WANTED Girl Tor general house.
y work II Mrs. 4 l,z alconer, 2o2
Avenue 2
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05

7 NIGHTS aOF PYTHI4 NJ
ST. ELMO lso LODGE, NO MEETS
every Wednesday evening at H. z. & hall,
Baker block. A.. u Townsend, O.. C..,, bSG
81 W. Wolbert r. Of R. and 81 sSjSSs5{
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05

ii V q 5i# sE
BISMARCK LODGE NO. 100. MEETS THE
~ LIST and Sd Tuesday at ]. %, %. F. hall, at
o'clock. E. j. Rupert, NJ. w; Bradley
C, Marks. Recorder s[}3s ss{ b
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05

gttss
Election For Bonds school
board have called = schoo meeting
Tor tomorrow 81 the court house from
to o'clock u. IN, ten vote IN
question Sof auth rizing the board 81
issue s., 900 worth of bonds Is take up
the floating warrant ind btedness.
For 4 series 81 years the amoant of
taxes collected was about so per cent
below the amount necessary % run
the school, This created an indebted
ness which ons Juno 80, 1902, amounted
"a over $4,000 nv increasing the
levy Il has been redrced "a about
$4,000 Thle,ss warrants draw 10 per
cent interest ma the board wish tc
take them ,up AK issuing per cent
bonds, witch III state school fund
viii buy his will says about elso
4 year AZ interest The board has re.
duced the lew for school purpossl
3s,00p below that oe last year antici
pating tue fact thst the yptels xould
approve issuing bonds, Il not issued
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05

l2ATHBONE SISTERS. Rsa-5
LINCOLN TEMPLE NO " MEETS EVERY
j second and fourth Thursday 81 each month
at x. P. hall, Baker block. Nellie Eyarts, q.
E. G.; Ida McG3oWani d.. OF g. r. Ss:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05

NICHOLSON REBEKAH NO. no. Ss
MEETS THE FIRST AND THIRD SATUR~
e days at every month IN Oddfalows hall
t4s ocioci. Janet Burton, IN. G.; Nellie
Evarts Il, Secretary. s8S ssssSS fS ;;55Ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05
Insure Will 6. }. Edlck. Nm Ysrk Llfs''
seer ClETIESS
.M4,;;JNIcSlS

BISMARCK LODGE A. /. III A.s M, No s.
IA 5t, ---- Meets first and third Mondays ia each
Heaff bu It n Nssss 81 Rs.df Us
TANcRED coMMANDERY IL KNIGHTS
4 n Templar, No. I. Meets third Thursday ii
Jew jewell ~ PalSsi ss2sz
\ BISMARCK CHAPTER, NO. il Il ~. +. S.
FL Meets first and third Fridays iii each month
a ns.o7is ~, Dssos ssss
BROTHERHOOD ga s4NER1c AN sYEo,
+ A FRATERNAL. ID b nj AND p ACCIDENT
Insurance organizat fon. Meets the second
"a is uss s ss5 sna fois i q:
John Bell, correspond 3. ~ Z. Best, N.
( BISMARCK LODGE NO. 100 MEETS THE
es|sst . 4 81 s1sais !
JAMES 3. MepHER 81: {; Posi- No n !, 81 /.
partment 81 North Dakota Grand Army 81
fourth q ursday il each month at g: "a.
+. Commander; :. s.. pieree Adjatsnt. / 0''
NICHOLSON REBEKAH NO. no.
MEETS THE FIRST AND THIRD SATUR.
: ! II days ct every month in Odd fAlows 4 hall,
atss O'CLOCK. Janet Burton, n. g; Nellie
RATHBoNE SISTERS. sSss-S
LINCOLN TEMPLE NO. 8 !, MEETS EVERY
sscoPd and egrth Thursday Sf each month
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05

Camp Of Indians A good sized
camp Of Indians has been seen on the
hills northwest Of the city for several
days past. The are Indians who
have been attending the mission ~
Popular, Mont. where religious serv-
ices have been held and addresses
made BY Indian missiona ries and
preachers. The Indians are now on
their way back to the agency.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-05

Trust Baking owdsrs soil for q u
s0cents per pound and may 30 iden.
titled by this exosbitans prics.
They are . menace to public health,
~ food prepared from them con- 4
tains large quantities OF Rochells I
/ salts, . dangerous oatharsic drng.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-07-22
MINERS UNION q.
AT OI.NGHOUSE.

State Organizer ,taf iAe Western
Federation Of Miners. Mr.. Burns Of
Virginia City. will arrive tonight and
proceed to Olinghouse tomorrow to
permanent the organization Of . lodge
at that place. Preilminarily the lodge
49, - ~ ~ :. tsH. , =
has been organized. .. The. lodge
has received its charter and officers
have been elected. Installation OF officer
and per.nareicy Of organization will
Be the order Of business tomorrow
right. TIE lodge VIII start IS re'i-
ters. J. c. f2upPert viii accompany
Mr.. Burns 10 Olinghoue.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-07-22
SUBJECT OF
INTEREST.
wadsworth Freight and Pass.
enger Traffic VIII be
Taken Care Of.

The members of ths Wadsworth
ci.lz.ns' Association showed goo d
Judgment when they selected a com
mttee of representative business men
10 forward communication to Man
ager Kruttschnitt. stating the present
condition Of the town, its future pros
poets, and asking to be considered with
regard TO passenger. and freight traffic.
tt. :o.low!ng reply was received
from Mr.. Bancroft. Vice-President and
General Manager of the Oregon Short
Line.
Mr.. E Griswold. and other men,
bers OF Citizens Committee.
Centlen1n:-'> =.
! have your petition, dated June
23,d. addressed to Mr.. Kruttschnitt,
relative to train service for your town.
which have rsad with much interest;
and n reply will say that IT is the in
t-ntion. for the present at least. to1eave
IN the Ola rne where IT. connects on
the west at Derby and on the east at
New Junctin. When we commence
running all Of our through trains over
ihe new line. which will be in the very
near future, We will make such ar
raaseai5n's as will property, take care
Of both the freight and passenger bus
mess in and out Of Wadsworth.
Yours very truly.
14',s..-.- s. sa. W. H.. BANCROFT.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-07-22

Vim. Woodruff. the merchant Of
Olnshouse.. Is not slow In relating q
story. The other day he made a
speei about his mule. Monkey" :"
Monkey is a dandy. He eats every
thing in sight. including tin cans and
clothes lines. Monkey is . bad actor
when he sin one Of his frolic moods
and is little too wise to 60 without
amusement. Bill says: by George
! rode Monkey from Olinghouse to
Wadsworth one time in fifteen minutes
and the route Monkey chose was a
distance Of 20 miles and he piled me
Oft every half mile. He would 60 like
Billie be damned and then stick. his
front feetsin the ground. go sideways
and pile rps in the sagebrush; Monkey
never fails to wait for me to mount
again because he would not leave me
on the desert and wapts , to. sea .gme (
piled up again. BY George. YOU
know, Moaksyi is just Z q little wiser
than the best Of 'ena..'.s.e. ~. .s.., !.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-07-22
NEWS NOTES
IN BRIEF.
Events Of the Past Few Days
in Short Paragraphs for
Quick Reading.

ger department at San Francisco. tick
cts to Wadsworth on No will be sold
at all points west of this place and ar
rangements have been made for trans.
ferring passengers and baggage from.
New Junction TO Wadsworth. giving
this place double passenger service
daily.
r. M. Norris was down from Oling-
house yesterday.
b Charles Scheunert. the popular Gig
AZ man. sp mt yesterday in town.
J, B. Woods and ]. A. Mcdonald
were up from the reserve yesterday.
The citizens Of Elko have subscribed
Sefl for four days of racing In Octo-
ber.
Supi Poole and Foreman Effricks
Of the NJ. Co were In town yester-
day
Sheriff r bt. Shirley Of Churchill
spent yesterday In town looking after
matters concerning his office. =
Vim. Dunlope has returned from
the s, r. hospital and is circulating
among friends q day or to before icav-
ingfor his home si Ogden.
Miss cordclia Hays has been sp-
pointed principal Of the Bridgeport
school. and Miss Eloise Elliot will
have charge Of the primary department,
Frank Frey Of Reno was IN town
yesterday after string Of mules which
| which he has had at work on Stone
Bros. section Of the government canal
for several months.
Prof. GA. Leasitt has been elected
principal Of the Gold Hill school Miss
Grace v. Roberts will teach the gram
mar department and Miss Carrie Rob
erts the primary department
Dan Dorap, who is employed at
Olinghouse Canyon in the capacity Of
a miner. received the sad intelligence
Of the death Of his mother. which oc-
Cured at San Francisco Tuesday. Mr..
Doran left for the city the following
evening.
A social dance was given at Cozzen's
han issr Wednesday night in. honor ci
Miss laF'orgle Many Witnessed the
pleasant event and had many good
wishes for the young lady who depar-
ted, for Sparks with her parents da,
| later.
| VIM. Livesley and Mike Fiszgibbon:
have returned from Trinity county,
cai,s where they we're exporting sever
al mining properties. They ran across
ia big black bear and Billy ~---. Niks
shot the bear With his lutgheF. :
State Superintendent Of Public In-
Istruction Orvis Ring accompanies
| two children from Orphans Home a
| Carson 70 ihis point yesterday. Thsil
names are Geo. F. Mcdonald and
Marguerite McDonsld, ages clever
and flftsen years. The children have
! been ID the Home for ten years. The
| continued on their long journey to Caps
Breton. NJ s.. where they have rsla.
tives-
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Chamberlain's coIic. Cholera and
piar,slhio,e.a;, Remedy. Remedy; ,>.''--.,-

Tho uniform success Of this remedy
has made 1t the inost popular prepara-
lion in use for bowel complaints. IT is
everywhere recognized as the cns
remedy that can always be. depended
upon and that is pleasant to take 1t
IS especially valuable. for summer
dlarrlosa in children and is undoubt-
coy tae means Of saving the lives OF
2 great many children each year.
FOR sale by E. CrIswold.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-07-22
DEPTH WILL SHOW
TRUE WORTH OF MINES.
General Items Concerning Wadsworth's 5 Tfib-
utary Mining Camp.

j. ms tiiie advances the development
andpermanency Of the Olinghouse Can
yon mines proceeds 10 improve with
out question. There have not been
many new strikes outside OF the proper
ties now being worked continuously,
but nearly all the properties being oper
Grated are fast becoming valuable
mines. There is no boom on, yet
there are more men working for wages.
more men working on their own proper
ties, than ever In the camps history
We do not say that Olinghouse is un.
der the best Of mining management
from the extensive point OF view. or
ever has been. to the expediency Of the
showing up the merits of the camp.
but still some good work is being done
on small scale. and even for that the
camp is making advancement worthy
of mention and consideration.
The Springfield Nevada Company
under the presidency and management
Of Ira Miller. is operating some of the
best properties. The company has
done considerable development at a
very limited depth and have been
awarded several thansand tons of ore
that milIed from 81 to $l2 per ton
At 900 feet from entrance OF their
lower tunnel. on Cabin No 2 and about
80 feet from surface VIM has been
sunk al a depth Of 100 feet with almost
continuous values Of S25' per tom. and
at places very much richer. When
levels at depth are opened on this
property the Cabin No. 2 will be one
Of the star mines Of Nevada. The
company's. property which formerly
was the Williams mine is also steadily
producing. Nearly all Of the 10 foot
lead which is being worked from their
tunnel is milling ore, Their two mills
Of daily capacity Of so tons are. kept
steadily running The company is
doing some. in a small way, TO develop
water in the canyon.
The E Oiinghousezmines are being
quite extensively operated and more
successfully Of late. Foreman Con-
nelly Is systematically working force
Of ten men. part en- $50 ore and part
on development work. The property
looks much more promising than II has
for some time past. The last milling
went $50 per ton. Johnnie Rupert
has charge Of the mill
j. Goiding and Frazer. owners OF the
Hutcherscn mine, have out about go
tons Of $40 ore. and those in charge.
Uncle Jake Creiner and A. G. Marshall
continue to make an exceptionally good
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-07-22

strike every few days.
There has been some flattering sur
face prospects found on ter Schurz.
owned by Jake Greiner and athers. re-
Gently.
Rice and Crdway are pushing the
tunnel along rapidly on the Polar Star.
owned by Merchant Woodruff, and
are nearly to the lead. The formation
Is looking very fayotably.
S. Capura and ]. Garavanta's mine
Is now producer and they are getting
lots Of good pay ore on the dump. A
car and track has bsen installed In the
tunnel
]. A. ingalls, is working a man
on his group claims and is getting
flattering prospects.
Work will soon be resumed on the
Belcher by Its leasers. There Is some
good ore blocked out for stopping.
There is much activity In the upper
end of camp this summer. on account
Of more extensive work beirg done
than in the past..'a '.' "ss
The Ora mine. one Of the first and
richest producers Of the camp, is now
being worked under the Management
Of Chas. Harvey. a thorough miner
and mining man. In opening one oi
the largest and richest veins In the
district. on the surface he has taken
out several tons Of highgrade ore.
rich specimens being found. A tunnel
is being run to tap the ledge.
r. M. Norris is working number
OF men on the Folorn Hope. and in q
good mining way Is materially develop
ing his property. He has 900 tons
Of good ore blocked out on his lower
lead and in drifting from the shaft or
the upper lead rich and specimen ore
is being extracted.
In the south drift 800 feet from
mouth OF the main tunnel on, the Crown
Point SIS ore has recently been struck
The ledge is 20 inches wide and looks
promising for considerable ore. Some
of the richest ore in camp has beer
extracted from this lead. Jack Sheehar
| Is the owner. He has done consider
able development work which counts
for q mine.
| A working tunnel has been started
on the Morning Star. It win tap Z
portion Of the lead at 275 feet depth
A portion Of the formation In the face
has begun to prospect favorably.
t.. Wlllmofe and Miller. leasers Of the
mo. 2. have jus. milled 20 tons Of IS
ore. -
! A number of other properties Are
looking exceptionally well. -. =
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FoR SALH-;A house for sale in
WadsSorth. Lumber cost $500. Must
Be sold Immediately. Price $50.
FOR full particulars address. !,
MI. Mcveigh. 52s Fremont
''ifs' =! San Fisainaciscoi,..s'!'
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Old Esvorite Viii be Presented
j Here on July %. 8...,-s.

John E. Stoves scenic revival Of
Uncle Toms Cabin comes 10 Wads-
worth for one performance Tuesday.
Julyl25th. Mr. Stowe has SO people
withshlrIf and the grand old drama Is
played jus, as II was written. Mot one
word, scene OF act is omitted. Every
petal Is carefully locked after and
patrons are assured Of the best pro-
ducaons of Tncle Toms Cabin ever
bro9Shslo Wed5gart5... !.
WANTEo-To buy secohd hanc
bath ias. Mls. BE- 10 good csn-lioa
Leave word at this office.