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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-09-16
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 5TH, 1905.

TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 5TH, 1905.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. The following members were
present: A Olson, District l, PreSi-
dent; ] E Shaw, District 2; J n Rob-
erts. District 3; 2 Hill, District 4;
e l. Atkinson, District 5; King,
Clerk, w III Crowder, Sheriff.
Court was opened in due form when
the following proceedings were had:
Ordered that all road overSeerS of
the county be directed to report TO
the Board at its October, 1905, meet
ing the conditions Of their respective
links OF road, and the names of all
hands subject to road duty under
their charge, and the length of the
link Of road worked.
Ordered that the resignation of L
f. ElmOre, road OverSeer road No. 20,
District No. |, be accepted, and that
EnoS Pittman be appointed in his
stead.
Ordered that Henry Dunn be ap-
pointed road overSeer of road No. 3,
District No, 4, in place of Henry
Martin.
Ordered Will Hardy be appointed
road overSeer Of road No. 15, District
No. 3, in place of Joe Hardy.
Ordered that the petition Of T NJ
Kirby ct al for a new public road in
District No be filed.
Ordered that the petition Of " J
Parker ct al for change of Grenada
and GrayS Port road at Ike johnson
Hill, District No. ], be granted and
that warrant be issued to Ike Johnson |
for ten dollars in payment for land |
for said road
Ordered that the petition Of Me II I
Merritt ct al for change Of road No. |
II, District No. ). be granted
Ordered that the Clerk advertise |
for bids to build bridge over Ransom |
creek, District No. =, according to
plans and specifications in Chancery
Clerk S office, bids to be received at |
October meeting.
Ordered that the petition of ID. A
Williams ct al for permission to erect |
telephone line on Grays Port and
PittsbOrO public road, from Young's
to Calhoun county line. be granted.
Ordered that the personal assess
ment roll for year 1905, filed by II T
Simpson, County Assessor, be received
Ordered that the Board proceed to
examine and equalize the personal as
seSSment roll for year 1905.
Ordered that court adjourn until
tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
A. OLSON, President.
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News From WinOna

i have been selling DR.. Menden-
halls Chill and Fever Cure for seven
years and find that it gives better sat-
isfaction than any Chill Tonic SELL
James B. Small, Druggist. Ii it is
not better than any other Second
Glass Drug Store pays the money back.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-09-16

When indigestion becomes chronic
it is dangerous. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
will cure indigestion and all troubles
resulting therefrom, thus preventing
catarrh OF the stomach. Sold by
Hughes Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-09-16
THE BOARD Of SUPERVISORS
Hold Very Important Meeting
This Week-ISSuance of
Various Warrants
PHONE PETITION is GRANTED
The Personal Assessment Roll is Given
Much AttentiOn-ReductiOni in
Valuation of Property
CLERK TO ADVERTISE FOR BRIDGE BIDS
Sept. 4, 1905.

Sept. 4, 1905.
Ordered that Ed McMahan be ap-
pointed road overSeer of road No. 10,
District 3, in place of J. Z. Lester.
Ordered that the Board adjourn
Hntil tomorrow morning at 9 O'Clock.
A. OLSON, President.
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FRIDAY MORNING SEPT. s, 1905.

FRIDAY MORNING SEPT. 8, 1905.
Board met pursuant to adjourp-
ment. Present same as Yesterday.
Ordered that the Board proceed
with the examination and equalization
OF the personal assessment roll for
year 1905.
Ordered that warrant be issued to
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-09-16
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 6, 1905.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 6, 1905
Court met pursuant to adjournment
The following members were present:
A Olson, J E Shaw, j N Roberts, J Z
Hill, E L Atkinson, J S King, w II
CrOwder.
Court was opened i'm due form when
the following proceedings were had:
Ordered that the Board proceed
with the examination and equaliza-
tion OF the personal assessment roll
for year 1905.
Ordered that warrant be issued to
Cl1aS Richardson for 81, poll tax er-
roneouSly assessed for 1904, Pea Ridge
District 4.
Ordered that the Board adjourn un-
til9 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
a. OLSON, President.
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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. Z, 1905.
The Board met pursuant to ad-
journment. The following members
were present.: District No. /, A Oh
son, President; District No. ,, j E
Shaw; District No. 3, n Roberts;
District No. 4, p Hill; District No.
5, E L Atkinson; Clerk,-J S King:
Sheriff, w II Crowder.
5, Court was opened in due form when
the following proceedings were had:
Ordered that warrant be issued to
estate A Weyneth for $1l, erroneous
assessment on lot 182, East Ward,
city Grenada, for 1904.
Ordered that north half lot 1873
East Ward, city Grenada, be reduced
from 81, 900 to $3.50, said lot 1873 be-
ing assessed at ST., 500 as a whole.
Ordered that north half 1872 East
Ward. city, be raised from $500 to
81, 500.
Ordered that Board adjourn until
8 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
A. OLSON. President.
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Continued on Eighth Page.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-31

Sheriff NJ. j. Murphy OF Lander coun-
~ arrived here yesterday bringing Jerry
Hurry, an Indian, to the State prison 10
serve u sixteen months term. The
Indian was convicted Of shooting u
squaw, but owing to the nature OF the
crime and the circumstances, which
have since resulted, the court was asked
to be l~enient and the light sentence
followed.
The story OF Jerry ~iIarry's troubles is
quite romantic. He became enamored
OF ii dusky maiden living near Austin
and soon thought that life without her
was not worth living, but an angry
interviewed and tried to put a
stop to the ardent love making. One
day she had some words with Jerry and
in the argument he shot her. The
squaw WIS i'll a sitting position aud the
bullet entering her breast, made seven
distinct wounds before its force was
spent.
as soon M he had done the shooting
Jerry seized the girl, who was near, and
mounting his horse rode for the hills.
4 posse was soon i'll pursuit and when
he felt that he could no longer evude
them, Jerry diHmounted. gave his horse
and all the money he had to the girl,
telling her TO get away, aud taking his
chances on foot.
1t was nearly Il wech; before the ICdian
was captured and the excitement had
dicl ont. His victim was on the road to
recovery and when the trial came up
was well aguin. a fact that had much Ia
10 with his receiving the light sentence,
Carson News.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
SalmaQundi

Ri. Harrison arrived from Salt Lake
last night.
Frank Button, the Humboldt county
stpckmau, IL planting forty acres OF
hops.
I;ovcuuc Collector BlakcsIcc il III
town looking after Uncle Sans
business.
Tho pri2o fight between Hart aud
Johuaon last right was wur 10y Hart III
the 10Th round.
The annual congregational meeting Of
the Prcshy trrinn church will he he'd in
M,zpah Halt tonight gt : o'clock.
A.. T.. Larson, representing the Ne
vada L $. Fence company. is in town.
\ sample 81 tho fence can ho seen nm
Mr.. Maycr's.
Rev. Greenfield resumed this after
noon iron, hjR trip through the "onthrr1
valleys. lie reports the storm very
heavy III the mountains.
Mr.. Gutridgc returned the morning
from his trip To- Tnnopah mud Goldiiclh
Tie says that section OF Nevada IL truly
wonderful. lie saw man! old Elkoitce
in Tonopah aud Goldti.ll md reports
all Of them we'll md hnppy.
Harry Iiniis, ono 81 l;cuo's bad men
and n,. Of TIA gpprtu. shot JOE REYNOLDS,
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi,

N.w Summer dress goods just re-
ccived mt Caspcr's.
Latest patterns for shirt waist suits
just received ut Caspcr'P.
\ fine six-roum rrsideDce for sale.
For further particulirs, apply to Guy
Hardin.
J j. Wiscman came down from Wells
last niHht. lilo reports everything
quiet W. that way.
Isaac l.. Requ1, Il former resident
Of Nevada, died at his home in Oak
land Wednesday.
Mr.. Shirley has gone to Ogden to fix
mattcrs up with the Bishop so that he
VIII pe in good Standing for another
year. lie doesn't want to be disfcllow.
shipped with the other recalcitrant
MOrmons.
Rev. Geo. VI. Greenfield leaves to-
night for Eureka where hc will hold
service Sunday morning and evening.
Tomorrow night ne will deliver q
Temperance Lecture there III the i'll
~tcrcsts Of the Good Tcmplars.
Smallpox has broken out in Reno.
and four cases are now in the pest.
house there. Tho physicians are do
ing all in their powers TO stamp out
the disease and Il strict quarantine will
DO established on all places where it
Develops Enterprise.
=. p. Guldaggcr, ut Jones old Stand
is prepared to 60 hlaclsmithing in al
Of its branches ut prices To suit the
times. Horse shooting and wagon work a
speciality. 81 work guaranteed Take
your work To Mr.. G%uIdaggcr's should
you want il done we'll md nt reasonable
p:iccs.
Tho Appeal wants the State univor-
sity moved to Carson. The Appeal
thinks il wouli he cheaper Tor the
State IL move the university than it
would he to reform the people OF Reno.
Sam Davis offers la donate all the
land required for university purposes
il the the institution il moved to Car
sOn.
K. Hilton. Perry. Tie sculptor, il to-
sponsihlc for tn" following story Of
tho SCRUB lady" who cnrcs Tor his
studio:, allow many children have
you, Mrs. OFlnrityH' hc asked her one
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colors. 20 keen parties" havo been
made up to go and witness the wouder-
ful sight, but until last night none
ventured nearer the lights than the
south end OF the bridge. Last night,
however n party WIS made up to 60 a
little nearer and some OF the ladies uf
the party have not gotten over trem-
bling yet: White robed figures could
be seen fitting abou, among the grave.
stones, but, when some Of the Drawer
hearts i'll last night sparty took after
the ghosts they melted like snow III
the sun. Some " the ladieo in the
party, however, still insist they were
Truly ghosts" An arc street light ut
the foot OF Bridge street threw a st roug
light on a gravestone and made it
shine. 1t moved about when the swing
ing arc lamp moved and from that
circumstance the story started that
the graveyard was haunted. Last
nights experience will pbroably end the
investig alton Of what promised to de-
velope into Il b~lood.curdIing story
Silver State.
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1t must be very convenient to pos
sess Il surname consisting OF a single
letter Of the alphabet. The Paris pa
pers mention the singular case OF II
certain Marie whose surname consists
OF the one letter B
Many years ago there was "a shop
kept i'll the Rue de L~ouvHiD, iu Brus.
sells, 10y Thcsa o, and there is II Nine.
q living with her two children at
M~olcnbeck, II suburb Of the Belgian
capital. In the Rue de l'Angle. in the
same commune, loves a Mr.. o with
II circumilcX acccu) who is no r, Ia
tive OF Nine. o.
In 1866, among tho Belgium recruits
w8s a young man q, Who could not
write. and signed his name with u cross:
yet hc could so easily have learned to
writer his OWL name. In the Depart
mcnt Of SOmmG the re in q village call.
ed !: in the Ryder Zoo there il u hay
called Y and amsterdam has the river Y.
la China there is "a large town Of the
same brief name. In the Chinese prov.
ince OF l1o-Dan There is u city called u,
and in France there is q river, aud in
Sweden n town, rejoicing in the name
OF h.-Stray Stories.
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aud stopped over one tram. IL, looks
az il his term in the legislature had
done him good. lilo will leave for Salt
Lake tonight.
p. Betti, held to appear before the
U. 5. grand Jury on the 3rd OF March on
two charges Of d~isposing OF liquor to
Indians an Eureka, filed a 800 bond in
each case today and was discharged
from custody. He left on No. 3 this
afternoon for his home.
\ genuine blizzard struck this section
this forenoon and suOS came down by
the hat full. The ground is CO vere ed
with several inches Of euow and more
is coming. 1t is the biggest storm that
this section lIas seeL SINCE winter se:
III. 1t makes the stockmcn aud ranch
ers wear very broad smiles.
Tho Tonopah Sun is raklng over the
officials for not enforcing the quarantine
law against smallpox. Tie paper reports
eight cases OF the disease there. In one
boarding house where thirty people are
fed daily the dining room is only separ-
atcd 10y a thin board partition from
a room i'll which three persons are
lying i'll with the disease.
MIR. Franz, guardian of the late William
Prillilmnu, the aged Ecrinit who died in
the asylum at Reno a icw days ago, and
who formerly lived at Rye Patch, was ID
town today. Mr.. Franz reports that
there Is nothing III the story Of Sl,jO0
beng found under the PERMITS cabin
after his death. He says that $500 was
found III Il pump about one year ago, but
tina; there il nothing in the last story.
He reports his ranch rs having been
sold Icy the administrato since his
death ana that the estate lis valued at
about S2l,OGO with AL debts paid.-SiIver
State.
Gcssler Il. ~ AN, tine dynamitcr, who
Is awaiting sentence ID the TOmbs,
New York. for sending a box OF
dynamite tc the Cunard Liner two years
ago, today confessed that he old III
fcrnal machines to Cuban tilibusters,
one Of which was used to destroy the
battleship Maine i'll Havana harbor.
In the fall OF 1851 he constructed ina
chimes at Jacksonville for the use Of
iilibustcrs against the Spanish and the
next spring the Main" WIS destroyed.
lie WIS informed by one uf the men to
whom the machines were sold that they
destroyed the Maine by mistake, think.
ing her a Spanish vessel. When he
discovered the mistake the Cuban killed
himself. Rousseau said he WAS not an
anarchist or u Nihnlist. He attempted to
destroy the statue OF Frederick the
Great because lie did not want the
statne .: "a king in this country.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

\ nickrl-In-the.sl slot machine is on duty
al the Commercial Hotel.
An old man, badly crippled W, was
put oil the train here this afternoon.
lie cluimc I to have u first class ticket.
Miss G. Voight nd Miss Loutse
Dewar returned from San Francisco
last night. While ANY they purchased
a large stock Of tho Iatcs; millinery.
Money is scare, at ArlstoOk, Me, now.
\ peck Of potatoes Is the smallest
change. They used to pass Tor Il nickel,
but they are only worth Il postage stamp
noN, and the mail carrier won't take
tia IN at that.
According to the Sun. FREQ Wilson
formerly Of Tuscarura, is establishing
a frcighting business between Cold
field and Tonopah. II" has already
contracted to haul ten thousand tons
OF ore from the January mine to rail
road connections
Russia and Japan are talking peace.
Russia wants peace without the sur
rcnoicr OF territory or the payment OF
indemnity. Japan viii make peace
when Russlu gets ont Of Manchuria and
puts up $500, 100000 as indemnity.
Quite u difference between the two
nations for diplomats to puzzle over.
This morning the air was crisp and
cola and the snow that fell yesterday
was frozen hard, reminding n forcibly
" December morning. This condi-
ton changed M soon ut the sums rays
got in their work and the streets were
muddy and sloppy. ~ this writing,
Indications are TINT the cold snap is
over.
Tho san Francesca pOlicc have
arrested John Zimmerman. nm en-
convict, oh eusplcion 81 being one Of
tho principals in the 1000 robbery n
siege on March Goth. No money was
found in his possession. Zimmerman
was identified by Daley mud Roche, the
mon who were robbed Ito refused
to talk.
Mike Miguirc. m old resident Of
Wordsworth. Who il we'll known in
Western Nevada. died yesterday at
Sparkle. Death came to the old man
| at a time hen no could take lilo cnay
and enjoy an existence which hal
heretofore been only Of hard work,
J \ relative ~ Mr.. Maguirc's died a icw
! day ago and left hm u fortune.
Tho length ~ time man has been
known to inhRhit the earth has been
proved to bc 5000 years. \. VI Amen.
lincuu las rssuCd the first volume 81 the
history 81 hiG excavations ut Abydos. The
sacred r,sidrn"c ~ Il, iris. Here h,
has found Prehistoric t0mhs. mud from
their contents hC knows that tllcy date
back 5000 ycars. Fortunately for the
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explorer, the Egyptian Of that day
thought OF death rs u state so closely
allied to life that be would have ueed OF
all the necessities rud comforts to be
used here, and these we're entombed.
with his body.
Rev. 4. j. Osborne has returned
from his trip through South Fork and
Mount valley. He held services III
both valleys AMI WIS very favornbly
impressed with the people. lie reports
considerable sickness on South Fork
amoung the children. Mr.. Osborne
will hold services at South Fork Sun
day night and mt Shelton Tuesday
night.
Tuesday and Wednesday the heat WAC
81 excessive in PittsburG, Pennsyl-
vania, that two mill workers died from its
effects. several are in ii serious con-
dition and many are compelled To- quit
their duties in the milll. rlie:hermome.
ter registered % iegr,e is and it was
the first time within recollection that
so much suffering has existed amuug
mill employees ON O Of warm
weather III March
y St Petersburg disbatch Of the 10Th
says it is reported on authority that
Russia has indirectly made known
TO Jaran the negative conditions upon
whIcL peace may be concluded, namely,
no ccssipn Of territory md no
indemnity, leaving Japan to determine
whether negotiations can he begun
on that basis. II is uuderst pod that
10 reply from Japan has yet reached
the Russian Government. Another
report has it that japan hna iutimated
a demand for $500, COo,CO) indemnity.
Mrs. T.. McTigue Of Silver City had a
narroew escape from death Sunday. She
WIS drlv,Eg home along the Silver City
grade when a four-horsc ore team took
fright and began Ia run away. Mrs.
McTiguc WIS warned by the driver and
attempted to escape by rucing ahead.
To turn meant Instant death in the can.
yon below. For nearly n mile she con
tinued until the lead horses Of the ore
team caught up with her md ~plunging
struck the axle. The next moment,
however, the big ore wagon tumblcd
over the grade, pulling the horses with
It. In" driver jumped aud escaped III
jury. One 81 the horses was killed.
Mrs. McTIguc escaped, badly frightened
but unhurt.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. McBridc'e
team became frightened while the driver
VAS unloading ii load OF coal, and took Il
lively SPIN through town. With only
the forward wheels Of the & the
horses came down Idaho street at "A
lively pace and turned into Fourth
street i'll front 81 the Webster building.
Ia making the turn the wheels OF the
wagon struck Mr.. Hays delivery wagon,
stand ng in front OF his store, upietting
1t and frightening his horse nearly to
death. The runaway team iii int stop
IN set What damage had been done, but
kept on running and was caught by Mr..
Harrah at the loot of the mountains ON
the Lamoillo rond. Mr.. llHys' wagon is
laIi up for repairs and his horse has
recovered from his fright.
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ing u short distance they went back and
broke into one Of SIMS buildings. Sam
saw them mud started after them with
his rife. o '%crtakinr them he told them
that nc WIS going to kill them and be-
gan firing. The trnmps began to run
and Sam went aiter them. firing his rifle
now and then Ia scare them. They made
the best possible use OF their legs and
the last Sam saw Of them they were
headed for Utah.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-31

Tho undersigned have rented, aud
after April lat. latj. will conduct tho
restaurant owned 10y Mr.. G. r. Mayer.
1hoy ask a lair share OF the patronage
Of the public, and will say that tho pro.
prictors and all persons connected with
the restaurant arc white people.
Table board, S25 per month; angle
meals. 30 cents. Short orders IL desired.
Parties not exceeding twenty five will
be accommodated with night mcals, on
reasonable notice. RosF G.. RoGERs.
NJ. T.. CHtCK.
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4 Desperate Prisoner.

a desperate negro who killed n United
States officer III Kentucky some time ago
and was recently arrested in Snn Fran.
cisco. passed through Reno Wednesday
in charge " three Deputy U. S. Mar
shals. llc was heavily manaclcd, and
tho officers dit not take any chances
with him 10y rcmoy mg his handcuiTs,
and fed him with the bracelets on.
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Startling Mortality

Statistice show startling mortality
from appendicitis and peritonitis. To
prevent and cure those awful diseases
there is Just ono reliable rcmedy-Dr.
Kings Now Life Pills. II. Flannery. Of
il Custom House Place. Chicago, says:
They havo no equal Tor constipation
and biliOnsnoss.- 25c at Elko Drug Co.
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1t would have been incredible brutal.
ity il Chas. /. Lcmbergcr Of Syracuse,
y. Y, had not done the best no could
'or his suffering sou. "My boy" he says.
"cut "a fearful gnsh over hIs eye, SO |
applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve. which
quickly healed it and saved his eye
Good for burns and ulcers. too. Only DC
ut Elko Drug Co.'s drug store.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-31

Better than money;
Schilling's Best is as good for
you as it is for your grocer ;
and moncyback.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.
4 RAW, chilly day.

Il rh", CulIll uds.
Mr.. Glnzcr is down from Pcko.
Mr.. Ira ID. Vines returned from
California this morning.
Howard Riddle c: me up from Love
lock Yesterday morning and spent the
day i'll renewing old friendships. lie
lis hale and hearty.
Governor Sparks has acted upon all
the measureS passed h. tho recent lcgis-
laturc. \ detailed statement Of his
action is tx occIcd III a lev days.
One 81 the men at ityndon WIS badly
hurt Satur lay. lie wab taken TO
IIallcck Oh No. 4 and No. | brought him
here aud he was taken to the hospital.
After the funeral services III the
|. o. .. +. Hail Saturday evening.
the remains Of the late Joseph +. Becse
were shit ped "a his old home at Fond.
du Lac. Wisconsin. Mrs. Rrcsc accom-
panied the remains tn their last resting
place.
The people of ElNu are cordially IN
invited 10y The ladies Of the Guild Of
ST pdui's Episcopal Church tO meet
Bshup Spaliug at an informal re-
ccp:iou which will bc held at Leonard
Hall this evening b"gingmg at eight
o'clock.
The ISDrrFSDEST office WIS shaken
up 10y an car;hqu AXE at tive minutes
past five Yesterday afternoon. MIR.
& BISON, the foreman, wGs III the office
and frlt the shock. The Vibrations wcr"
heavy enough to rattle. the door : 'u the
~cupturds and shake the building.
Citizens Of Nrw Jcrzy pay no state
taxes whatever. How do they run tine
state government: Why, the state gets
fees from computations who incorporate
IN New Jersey aud then 20 out III every
other state aud form trusts 20 skin the
public. In other words, is IA silent
partner IN the public ek:uning business.
Mn. Rose Rogers and Miss NJ. f..
Chici have rrutcuMr. Mayors rcsiau-
rant and will IL their =" work
They ARE both good cooks Hnd their
patrons are urc t" get The best the
markets. afford. served IN IL way Il"
tickle thGir palht - Read their notice
clSrwher" ana Ei'e ihr"l "a share al
I"ns', II your patronage,
Carson. city dnds have dur uu an old
ordinnpcc that places Il license Of $50
p.r L,y uu,u all slo, machines m use.
Thus IL ~ uddi'iu u tn the State
license aud Ia practically pro-