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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-08-12

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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-08-12
The Sick.

James :. Davis is still nursing the
third finger of his right hand. Several
weeks ago he cut it while handling "A
piece Of tin; it grew sore and worse
until gangrcuc set in. Then IL surgical
operation became necessary; two small
bones taken ont, and now the finger is
slowly recovering with il length nearly
one inch shorter.
Mrs. George Wehucr critically i'll
about two weeks, was reported slightly
improved yesterday morning
John Davis continues i'll with little
or no change i'll a condition always
serious.
His wife, Frustrated by the distress
and Labor attendant upon his illness, is
able to he MP and around again.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-08-12
Social

Thursday evening Of last week Miss
Anna kalbaugh entertained II number
of her friends i'll il most agreeable man
ner at her home, on Ormand street
Among those present We're Mrs. Clyde
Elrick, Misses Lenore and Brulah
Smythc, Ruth and Eva Rodda, Nell
jackson, Gertrude Cosgrovc, Teresa
Donahue, Ida Hoskcn, Margaret Brad
ley, Nellie Gerken, Narinc Sllidmorr
and Lena Warwick. and Messrs. George
w. Hill, Conrad Hohing, CLYDE Rich
ardson, John Metzgcr, Charley Rodda
and clyde Elrick. Instrumental and
vocal music were the principal features
of entertainment After refreshments
We're served the guests departed, taking
with them lasting remembrance of the
delightful entertainment accorded them
by their accomplished hostess
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-08-12

Bailif Jabez J Mealng reported fines
collected amounting to So
Water superintendent Alfred Jctfrics
reported having repaired break at resi-
dcnce of Mrs Duggan, Union street and
Mrs. Daniel Edwards, Mechanic street {;
reset curh-hoNes; dug ont gas post AT
+. \. MlChacIS corner, which had been
broken off by some team; had laid over
900 feet of 3-lnCh pipe and set tirc-plugs
on Mt. Pleasant street. and Is still work
ing on that line There is s feet of
water i'll the reservoir.
The street committee reported that
work would be begun on Water street i'll
paving the sidewalks and cutters within
short time. They also reported ON the
opening of Center and Wood streets to
Union street, SAYING that the McLuckie
heirs, through whose property the pro
posed extension would run, had the
property plated, but that the plat did
not meet with their approval This
matter was discussed very thoroughly,
and later, when William McLuckie
came III it was finally settled by the
Council lnstrurting the Surveyor to make
plat of the ground with the streets as
proposed and then try to make the best
~
Light committee reported all the lights
that had been ordered up except three
ON Park avenue, and i'll addition a free
light had been placed at the dado, near
the rcpouS>, swing of Grant street chute
Water, Legislative and Finance com
mittrcs had ne reports to make
The Ordinance committee. commits
stoned to reSurrcct the old Washington
(rfl Il
one, reported that objections had been
made to the paving Ordinance and that
they had concluded to drop the case
altogether.
\ communication from Mrs. J. G..
Cohcy concerning freezing of watcr-pipc
at her place was read and referred to
water superintendent Jctfrics
A petition addressed to Hon George
b. COrtClYOu, PuStmaSter- General, pray .
ing for thcrNtcusion of free mail delivery
within the limits of the corporate town
of Fro~tburG was presented To Mavur
and Council for endorsement bv Harry
Is. CulhOrn and others. Council CO.
InCidcd and every member present signed
the petition.
An agreement between the town and
some of the property owners along
lplOdtlNdN III WnlCu lHt'N agree TO pay
two-thlrds of the cost of paving Broad
way, the town to pay the other third
was considered, and it was determined
that no definite movement he made
until all the prop"rty-OwnerS affected
should sign the same or similar agree
mcnt.
Mr. Miner, of Welsh Hill asked to he
given permission to connect with town
water system. Granted, subject to con
dltion that water can he cut off when
ever the town supply runs short
On suggestion of Mayor Fuller, the
Ordinance committee was instructed to
cooperate with the Attorney in drafting
an Ordinance for the regulation of
speed of automobiles and like vehicles,
to I've reported at next meeting.
Mayor Fuller thought steps should be
taken 10y Council to compel residents ON
Union street to sweep street at least
once Il week.
The purchase of small car of paving
brick from tn" Queen City Brick and
Tile Company, of Cumberland, was
ordered.
BINS amounting to $2,9l2 % were
read and ordered paid as follows:
Nat"r.,... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LIS. -
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-08-12

New Advertisements.
NOTICE
-bF--
Application for Saloon License.

\\THEREAS, The following named per
w son has, in compliance with Chapter
40 of the Acts of the General Assembly of
Maryland for the year 1894, rs amended 10y
Chapter 10 of the Acts of 1902 being Article
l. and rs amended by the Acts of 1904 Pub
lie Local Laws of Allegany county, filed with
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Alcganv
county his Application for License to sell
Spirtuous and Fcrmcntcd Liquors at his
place of business in AlleEany county as he
low stated
Notice is Hereby Given, That all rcmon-
stranccs against the issuance of License to
said Applicant must be filed with the under
signed b,tor, Saturday, September =,
1908. J. W YOUNG, Clerk
WILLIAM T. CROWE-Place of business
Porters Row in the ~ " about II yards
west from Marshall x Mitchclrs store.
ECkhart Mines. August l2-,it
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-08-12
TOWN AND VICINITY


Very much to the regret of many con-
Ccrned, Miss Ethel d. Baker has resigned
the position in the State Normal School
Faculty SO efficiently filled for several
years The vacancy will bo difficult to
supply, as there are few of Miss Baker :
class i'll diversity and completeness of
tuitional method
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-08-12
BmIlhing ImprONcmcnts.

William 7. Kirby has staked off
foundation lines for residence on
Beall's Lane.
The Crowley building, occupied by
William Douglas, Union street, has
been improved by the introduction of
Il plate glass front.
l.. J. Coleman has erected building
ON his Grant-Street property to be used
as ware-rOOm.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-08-12

At the Union-Street Baptist Church
Sunday School picnic Wednesday.
Wlnebrenner's Grove, John Il. Rces
fell aud cut his face quite severely, and
one of his fingers was badly hurt.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-08-12
For Sheriff.

II EkEhl announce myself a Candidate
| for the Republican Nomination. at the
coming primaries for Shcrin of AllCyanN
County, and solicit the earnest support OF
all Republicans
May l3# JOHN y. EEN\T/
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-08-12
tOalOil Iamp EXPLOSION.

y coal-oil lamp exploded in the home
of George II. Payne, Center street, Fri
day evening of last week. After light
ing the lamp Mr.. Payne stepped INTO an
adjoining room and, returning a few
moments later, found the lamp entirely
IN flames. The prompt arrival and as
sistance of ncighbors probably saved the
house
Fail Term Opening.
THE TRI STATE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Cumberland, Maryland,
SEFrENBER / J. Is.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-08-12
House of Delegates.

| HEREBY Announce myself a Candidate
| for the House of Delegates. subject to
the choice of the Republican Voters OF the
County at the approaching Primary Election
Aware OF the Importance of the several
lesurS pending. If nominated and elected
shall strive To promote the peoples welfare.
July 22-trp| CHARLES G. WATSON.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HELP WANTED-MALE-
OFFICE OPEN TO-DAY. SUNDAY.
MURRAY q . READE sj ri 70 e ss4rsse m Clay st.
Phone Main 5s4s.
THE RIGHT OF NAN 70 LIVE; THE
RIGHT OF MAN TO WORK ORR.
We in 1904 1908 we hope 70
"a. 600 men work. increase 6I,0OO
MARRIED.
Farmer and WIFE Mariposa fruit ranch.
Married farmer, Napa Co: s3o and mouse rree.
BUTCHER.
fuel. eggs and butter free; slaughter work
MISCELLANEOUS
nsher city yscn job near M oU City
I1nsmith' country z .ens Job 81 day
Mixers Monterey & Colusa Co.. S5o 1ouno;
Ranch hands. teamsters. choremen anu
choreboys. mixers. butter makers ana garry
men.
Cooks. walters, dishwashers. kitchen ns,an nsnos'
bell and elevator boys porters, nouseheh.
Cook. city hotel, $40 and found.
MINE FOREMAN.
Underground foreman. gold mine, see ooss
FREE FARE. COAL MINERS. FREE FARE
OREGON. OREGON. ofhIoN.
10 COAL MINERS
For good mine in State of Oregon; good
wages; steady job: ship righ, away.
- GOLD MINES. posa HERn.
machine miners for gold mine; $50; see
sPECIAL-coNcRETE WORK.
Concrete fnisher: country; "a oay.
concrete mixers. 81 90 day; teanster. con
crete work. 81 30 day; see boss nero on 'his
Job.
MURRAY q READY, e34-e3e Clay st.
SPECIAL FOR NEVADA.
10 laborers, concrete work; Government work
for Nevada: 81 90 day.
car repairers. So day; see poss nerc.
MURRAY s. READY. 694-o3o clay st.
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL BUREAU. :
Conducted on strictly business prlncipies'
Positions secured for
Office men, Bookkeepers.
Stenographers. Collectors.
Travelling ealesmen. Accountants
Office managers. Railroad clerko.
Shipping clerks. Bill clerks
Law office clerks. Hotel clerks
General office men in all lines business
500 Starr King bldg. 121 Geary ST
INDEPENDENT EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
612 Merchant ST Phone James 65I6
Call Monday forenoon.
Tool sharpener for mine. miners.
Concrete workers, stove molders.
woodchoppers, plow men.
Experienced elevator man, references.
Solicitors in interior towns.
Resident representative preferred
A DAIRYMAN and wife. $50. Fun partieu-
MISS PLuNKDrTs.
425 Sutter ST.
ANDRES office BIT Stockton st.-Milker and
wife to tend chickens. $50; cook. Frencn
restaurant $50; fry cook, $40; disnwasner'
frda INT at
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
J1u-J1rsu SCHOOL.


NIPPON School OF Jiu-Jitsu. 1881 Market st.
Majestic bldg; expert Japanese instructors.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
Observation-Disclosures SALE.

bx7 LINK motion hoisting engine with boiler,
fittings. ETC., complete, $500.
Complete laundry outfit. consisting OF
mangle washers. extractor. ironers, kettles,
tanks, wagon, harness, etc., $1,000.
Compound duplex. large size pumps. Al
condition; pay after trial. $500.
H. p Westinghouse motor, complete, $S6.
H. P. Westinghouse motor. complete $55.
212-in. centrifugal pump new, S25; S5
added to every II in. increase Of size.
Sc In. by 16 IT. air receiver, g m. new,
s15O
is H. P. steam rotary engine. 800.
9x12 Chandler-Taylor engine, 800
Sturtevant exhaust fan with engine at
tached; nearly new $3.50.
6. s. 10. II in. 1 beam, per h.. lie.
H. P. vertical B. & H. engine and verti-
cal boiler; AL shape, SIPS.
10000 fl. 8 II In. screw pipe; Al shape; per
foot. cash with order. all fittings, 14c.
$4,000 TT. Ain. screw pipe nearly new, 1ec.
Quite a lot of different sized pipe.
A pair OF 10x12 hoisting engines with boil
err all complete, vertical $500
Hosting gear of all descriptions rented.
Machinery appraisals. fire, probate. ETC..
ETC., solicited
Money loaned on machinery without re-
moval; any old rate.
H. S. WHITE MACHINERY CO.,
Office $50 Beale St
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19

A CIiAMBERMAID for a frst-ciass hotel
south $50; waiting on table.
A nurse for children; wages $35 tPr1'
vate family; references necessarily
cook for large family $40
A nurse for infant, $35
second girl for small family; city, s2b
MISS PLUNKETT,
<25 Sutter st., Powell.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
MEDICAL.

LADIES who are in trouble suffering from
any ailmsnt peculiar to their sex dnd
immediate relief by consulting DR.. White.
the only graduate physician in SAN Francisco
who has devoted a lifetime TO helping women;
II years experience without a failure has pur
him at the head He guarantees relief or no
pay.
DR.. WHITE. 7o2 Market ST.. rooms and s
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
HELP wANrEp-rEMALE-coa.


8 COOKS; no washing; oity. .......... .$35. $40
Second cook: small sanitarium $50
Cook; delicatessen; sleep home. $50
Cook; private boarding-hous ......... $50
Kitchen helper OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
second girls W 90, s25
Nurse girl; grown child :$zo
ID laundress in home; Sunday on. .S22 90
Cook for San Mateo; little wash. ....... $50
Waitress for hotel; country SO
Housework; sleep home SO
Colored girl for housework ............. so
Man cook and wife for hotel; country. $40
large number of house girls; city and
country 500 S25. $50. Apply to
J. F. CROSETT & CO., 334 Sutter.
At c. r. HANSEN & CO. IS. Phone Grant 1s5
Mattresses Santa Cruz long season. SO
Mattresses, Los Angeles; fares paid. SO
mattresses, same commercial hotel; fare. 50
Mattresses, city and country 10
mattresses. Fresno; fares paid 80
FAMILY DEPARTMENT.
Working housekeeper men .............S15
Cooks house girls, second girls. nurse girls
c. r. HANSEN & CO. APO Bush st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19

FLATS FOE sArE-ruRNIsHED.
S1bo-6 NICELY furnished rooms, bath and
storeroorn: rent $24: in every ROOM Pa
cihc Business Association 114S Market St
A SNAP-Nicely furnished 7-room nat for
sale. cheap; call between $3.50 and $3.50. 500
Ellis st.
ELEGANT fat: modern; part or all; easy
terms; good income. Russell 45 Parrott oid
HOWARD. 1424K-For SALE a nice 4-room
sunny fiat: big porch; very cheap rent.
HANDSOME fat OF rooms for sale cheap;
people going East. GIT Stevenson st.
A NICELY furnished 7-room nat; price rea-
sonable So City Hall ave-
TWO furnished fats of rooms each for sale
Apply 21T Tehama st.
sl25-FLAT Of rooms for sale at 554 Ste
venson st.
cHEAP-5-room furnished fat; rent s1s. 1872
Fourteenth st.
FLATS WANTED.
WANTED-To rent by responsible party. by
March l or 15, furnished upper nat OF about
rooms, near Golden Gate Park; must be
reasonable. Address NJ M. Call office,
Berkeley.
wANTED-Nice sunny 4-room fiat. 1l2 West
ave.
FURNITURE WANTED.
WELL GET YOUR BUsINEsS'-ws pay
the most money for furniture. carpets. office
LEVY AUCTION CO., 1921 Market st. be-
tween 9th and 10TH Phone South l79.
ABE LEVY,
Salesroom, 1135 Market st. Tel. Jessie 761.
Don't sell your furniture, carpets. office fur
niture, ETC.. until you get his estNnate
HENRY MAYER pays highest prices for fur
niture. carpets. etc. 1872 Mission; tel. Bush s13
fore selling your furniture. Phone Red 4462
FURNITURE FOE SALE.
FURNITURE OF 1o-roomed house, carpets and
all household goods. gas ranges. etc.: will
must move Call 631 Golden Gate ave-
S6o-KTTCHEN and dining-room completes;
parlor carpets; also baby buggy. 872S Army
st, above Guerrero.
A couch 81. bedlounge 81 80: furniture bought,
sold, exchanged Anderson s1eTurk; k;telSouth ssS
COOK stove bed lounge ana other household
goods $3.50 Mission ST.
OAK wardrobe and bedroom furniture for sale
b47A Castro st
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
TWO ohambermaads for nrst-cIeAs summer
hotel $40, room and board.
iz5 sutter st. near Powell.
GIRLS to learn hairdressing manicuring. ETC. !;
q taught A Y In 2 Wke.. tuition
IS TO those entering now; 8 positions to I'LL
Immediately; positions guaranteed $40 week
up: only recognized college OF its kind on
coast; day and eve. class. 2S3 Geary, ?. 13.
wANTED-Girls to learn millinery now for
spring season; both seasons taught from start
70 finish In one month for SIS; positions as
trimmers. salesladies, makers, guaranteed at
$40 per week up; positions to be filed at
once. School las Stockton ST.. room 13-
LEARN at Pacific Hairdressing School;
whole trade. hairdressing. manicuring, mas
sage, etc; positions waiting, $40 week up;
day and evening classes 133 Powell St
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON OVER
ALLs. JUMPERS AND COATS: NO Ex-
PERIENcE NECESSARY; STEADY WORK;
GOOD PAY. LEVI STRAUSS & CO.. a2n
FREMONT ST. Mr.. DAVIS.
IN OAKLAND COR. 10TH AND CLAY SITS.
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON
ovERALLs: NO EXPERIENCE NECEs-
sARY: STEADY WORK: GOOD PAY
LEVI STRAUSS & co.
OPERATORS ON SHIRTS, OVERALLS AND
ENGINEER JACKETS. STANDARD FAC
TORY. COR. COUGH AND GROVE SITS.
OPERATORS ON TWO NEEDLE MACHINES
STANDARD FACTORY, COR. COUGH AND
GROVE STS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
COTTAGES TO LET-FuRN1sHED.

ELEGANTLY furnished cottage 5 rooms and
bath; piano. phone. gas range, ETC.; nicely
located; will rent for months from about
April 1: owner going to country; $50 per
month. Box 6913 Call office
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19

A DAIRYMAN and wife. $50. Fun partieu-
lars furnished at
MISS PLUNKETTS,
425 Sutter st.
ANDRES office BIT Stockton st.-Milker and
wife to tend chickens. $50; cook: TrsnSn shnI
$50; indoor servant, $50; ETC.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19

II :, GOLD !. !. GOLD :. y
A MOUNTAIN OF IT 4
See $1,000 nugget exhibit in window OF Dillon
& Co., 636 Market street each week day from
10 to 3. Come quick If you expect any OF
these shares. Only few to be sold.
For full particulars
SEE CHALMERS CO.. 81 THIRD ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19

TO order-renovated disinfected 0ormaldehyde
process): excellent carpet cleaning. HOPKE
BROS. 1432-34 Howard ST.: phone South zig
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-19
STATESMEN WANTED.

THREE statesmen wanted by Rand McNally
Co, to handle In exclusive territory one
OF their most rapid sellers; men already in
the field making from SIS to $50 per week !:
permanent employment; exceptional oppor-
tunity for the right parties RAND, Nc
NALLY & CO., Chicago, Ill.
TRAVELLING statesmen for California; staple
line. new and unusual Inducements to trade;
nigh commissions, with expense advances.
Manufacturer. box 524 Detroit. Mich.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. speciality statesmen to
sell attractive proposition; can earn $4,000 per
year net. Barton-Parlzer Mfg. Co., Cedar
Rapids, Iowa
TRAVELLING statesmen by wholesale house for
California; good paying: permanent TO right
man; references req. Drawer S. Chicago.
SALESMEN-For automatic copying books
bill registers and many other specialties
Pershing Mfg. Co., South Bend. Ind
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-23
WHOLESALE MURDER WAS PLANNED
Sensational Testimony Given by Anderson White in the Harg
Case-Names of the Men Marked For
Slaughter.

he wanted him to return TO the court
house. where the trial of Tom COckTill
for killing Ben Hargis was in progress,
and be ready TO do as Judge Hargis told
him. He declared that Hargis wanted
him to shoot FIVE men, White being or
dered to shoot in the event that any
trouble started. The men he was to
shoot We're DR.. Cox, Jim COckrill, Mark
Cockrill, Attorney Vaughan and anOth-
er the witness recalled to be Marcum.
Kill all Of these or any damned one
of them" is what White said Hargis
told him TO do. He said he declined to
do this and returned the pistol. Hargis
told him that he would be needed prob
ably as a witness and told him to re
turn when sent for.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-23
WoRLEY WILL GET PLACE
Superintendent to Be Appointed for
the Occur d'Alene ReserVa-
ton in Idaho.
Especial to The Herald-)

Washington, March Ex-senator Hey
burn visited the Indian bureau yester-
day in connection with legislation Sc
cured by him providing for the segre-
cation of the.Coeur d'Alene Indian res
erVation in Idaho from the COlvllle res
eTVatiOn in Washington, and the proVl-
sion that independent superintend-
ent should be appointed for the Occur
d'AIene reservation. He was advised
that the matter would be given prompt
attention and that Charles Q. Worley
at present an employe at Occur d Alene
reservation would doubtless be appoint
ed superintendent, the position BENG
in the classified service and not open
to appointment Of anyone not already
in the service. He also urged that work
be commenced at once of rebuilding the
school buildings on Lemhi reservation
for which $4,000 was appropriated
Commissioner LeupD assured him that
work would be commenced as soon as
possible. and also that a day school
would be established on this reserVa-
ton
Senator Hepburn took up with the
chief of engineers today the question
of the Improvement of the upper Co
lumbia and Snake rivers, and also the
survey of Clear Water river, and dis
cussed the conditions fully with him.
Local engineers have been officially
advised by the department of the ap-
propriations available and steps VIII be
taken at an early day 70 take up the
various projects and proceed with the
work during the coming summer
Senator Hepburn is arranging with
the general land Office to have a new
map Of Idaho issued, which viii have
marked on il irrigation and mining dis
tricts in addition to other data.
Judge Richards and Ex-Governor
Steunenberg of Boise have arrived here
in connection with the Boise-Payette
irrigation project.