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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Free Coinage Mining and Mu,,
Pany Principal place of busIncsSs com.
Lake City. Utah Salt
Of NG5tee tSs is hereby given that at meeting
July. 1906 an assessment OF u ropaS OF
snare sh was levied on the capital stoek per er
sners; sse S;orporanon, payable at once. to tbe
and l3 Commercial block, SaIt ny
r,an any stock stock upon which this assessmen,
August isas UNI uTpaia on the 9Th day Of
,,er. TeT.iscd Tor sale at public auction, and
solS h.gse On Payment fSs 1T, Is made berore Will be-
to nav W the nc lSth Sni,,y day OF September. 1906
ge.ner with the cost OF adveTtisIne an5 10
eApense or sale. ]. E. DARMER anu
70 and ?, o Secretary
City, Utah. ''oeN'' Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
STUDEBAKER PEOPLE
BUILDING WAREHOUSE
Increasing the Facilities for
Handling Their Goods
at Idaho Falls.

Special to Tho Tribune.
IDAHO FALLS, July 25-The i'm
proyements in contemplation by the
Studebaker company will consist OF
tearing down their present corrugated
iron building and adding to tho present
the same width and extending 1t clear
through the block with another front
on A street. This brick building will
be divided into three sections Of $50
feet each. The first will be used as a
show room for bugg,es, Surveys and
fancy vehicles only. The middle sec
tion viii be used as show room for
farm and heavy wagons, and the sec,
for u warcroom or place for the
knocked down stock and shop for
putting them up.
Young Forge1.
A young man giving hls name as
" by Constable Eby., The young fellow
is Charged with forging two checks on
merchants In this city to a total
amount Of about $14. BE appeared
before Judge Crowley in this city and
was bound over to the District court.
40 said his home is in st, George,
Utah, and that ho is IT years old. Later
mate Of the reform school Mt st. An
thony, from which Institution he had
escaped,
J. Ed Smith and T. L. Bradley will
hereafter practice law under the firm
name of Smith 8 Bradley and will oc-
oupy the offices now used by Mr.. Brad
ley in the Changnon block.
The macndamizizg work has extend
cd two blocks on Broadway and is
practically completed TO Park avenue.
Tho cement curbing has been complet-
ed the entire length Of the street.
George Long, one day last weok, cut
one of his feet badly while bathing in
the lagoon at Heise Springs. It was
discovered that a piece of glass had
some way got in the water.
Died-On Saturday evening, July ID,
1906, at their ranch on Willow creok,
twenty-five miles east Of Idaho Falls,
Laura, daughter Of Jacob Keefer, aged
il years.
Pioneer Dead.
Thomas U. Lauden, one Of the pio-
neers Of Idaho, died Mt his ranch, near
Market lake, July Is at tho age of "A.
He came to Idaho in 1864 and was a
mail carrier on tho stage route between
Salt Lake and Bannock, Mont. He
also engaged in merchandising at Co.
mas, Ida, for two years. He Is sur
vived by FIVE children, two sons and
three daughters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
COUNTY LINE IS
HARD TO LOCATE
Question Raised in Assessing
Twin Falls Dam at
Miner.
DAM PART IN LINCOLN
AND PART IN CASSIA
If Center Of Deep Channel
Governs, Lincoln Will
Get Short End.
Gpecia1 TO Tho Tribune.

speoia1 TO Tho Tribune.
sHOSHONE, Ida, judy 25-Lately
the question has arisen Rs 70 whore
tho Miner dam should be divided IN
order that the counties of lincoln and
Cassia should get their just npportion-
tho same. Thore were three channels
where the dam was built, and the river
is the county line.
AS the dam cost about $3.50, 900 It "a
quite an item to both counties. & d.
Hays, former Attorney General OF Ida
no, says the question Is q difficult one
as the rulings on this point have not
held that the river should be equally
divided at high water, some at normal
and some at low water, while still
others rule that the river should be dt
vided in the center Of the deep water
channel.
To Stanley Basin.
John McFall has gone to Stanley
Basin to take a position In the mill of
the Valley Creek Mining company. He
for several months.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Dick, q
son.
Henry Ousley and Miss Ola Gridley,
daughter Of Mrs. 8. q. Gridley, both Of
Hagerman, were married at the Colum-
bia hotel last Wednesday by Justice
w. D. Yredenburgh.
Charles Hanson, SON OF Chris Han
sen, has gone to Haley to accept a
position with the Friedman Mercantile
company
Touring the Park.
Mrs. +. W, Gooding and son and
daughter, Edward and Alta, accom-
panied by Miss Judy of Illinois, are on
a two weeks trip through the Yellow:
stone park. Miss Judy was n school
chum Of Miss Atlas at Lake Forest,
Ill.
Shoshone has new paper, the Her
aid, the first number Of which was is-
sued last week It has four pages of
five columns each and is Democratic in
politics. J. H. Rubenson Is editor.
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BOUND TO HAVE WATER,
Three Private Pumping Plants for Irri
cation at Burley,

BURLEY. Ida. July 25.-Three private
pumping plants for irrigation are in
operation this summer In the neigh
borhood OF Burley. Stanley Mccoy
and George Fox are pumping water out
OF the river. Mr.. Barber Is pumping
water from a we'll on his place. He is
using twenty-horse power engine. Mr.,
Mccoy has q six-horse engine, lifting
water thirty-flve feet. Mt. Fox uses a
fve-horse engine, lifting water twelve
feet.
". Fl. Baker, proprietor of the brick
plant across the river at Hepburn, has
succeeded in burning a white brick from
his clay.
George Craner has purchased a self
binder and is cutting the grain crops
about Burley. A number OF our ranchers
tried a dry farming experiment this
spring by planting few acres Of wheat
or oats. All who did SO are rewarded
by a fine crop Of hay that will go two
tons or more to the acre.
l.. w, Robbins's new brick residence
Is nearing completion. 1t will be the
handsomest, building In the vicinity,
built on a homestead.
The County Commissioners have ere
ated voting precinct for Burley
Mrs. Nellie Adamson has been appointed
registrar, George Craner. P. S. Story,
Jarvis Lowe are the judges, and e. C,
Davis the distributing clerk for the com
Ing election.
A. M Duke has bought the residence
property OF Walter Underwood. In tho
south part OF town, and Mr.. Underwood
has built residence on his homestead
near Burley,
George w. Hall OF Yale has decided to
the United States Government such part
of the Bancroft Spring Bar and Durango
placer claims on Snake river as will be
covered by the bachwater from The
Minidoka dam. OF about 175 acres. The
stipulated price is $500. The ground
sold is all that part Of the claims men
toned that lie below an elevation five
feet above the crest OF the spillway of
the dam.
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FOR SHORTER DAY.
Dollarhide Mine Reduces Working Day
to Eight Hours.

HALEY, Ida.. July 25.-During his
recent visit at the DollarhIde mines
G. G. Ruthrauff announced that in fu-
ture the employees there would be only
expected to work eight nours a shift,
Instead OF ten. as heretofore, but for
the same wages for eight hours as for
ten previously.
II. p. Henderson and Z. D. Critchlow.
the well-known attorneys OF Salt Lake;
Judge II. ]. Hoyt OF Muskegon, Mich,
and James Farrell OF Salt Lake, made a
trip TO Bullion recently to visit the
Eureka and 1dahoan group of mines. In
which, as well as in the Red Elephant
group, they arc heavily Interested
A. g. Barker, the local agent for
the Queen Insurance company OF New
York. has received a check for $1,000,
In full payment OF the loss by fire Of
Mrs Minnie Browns dwelling, which
was totally destroyed on tho 4th inst
William Finney has located the Capt.
tai lodge, In Rosetta district and about
one and a half miles from the junction
OF Samson and Trail creek, and R e
Knapp has located the Mountain Goat
NO lode. about eighty rods from the
mouth OF West Boulder creek.
Marinus NJ Bush and wife of Carey
have, for Si25, sold to John w. Farm
worth OF the same place. one acre of land
near Carey.
-'ii o. VI OHlCdBO Is NlSltfnR
her son. j. X. McVicker of Soldier.
D. P. Carpenter the manager OF the
Pittsburg company that controls the VAL
Icy Creek mine In Stanley Basin, has
gone to the property to resume opera
tions- The mill Will go into commission
as soon as the cyanide of potassium and
the quicksilver that have been ordered
are received.
Samuel CLANCY died Friday at his home
on Spring creek. The immediate cause
of death was Bright's disease OF the
kidneys. from which he had suffered for
years, ths last six months of which he
has been bedridden.
A widow and three or four children
all adults-survive.
The deceased WAS a native of Mis-
souri,, aged 90 years: and had lived on
Wood river fourteen years.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given -
Council of Salt Lake OItr W
tion of such Council 10 M.r ~ ~
ing described improvement tn4
To curb and gutter with
gutter to be thirty (gM sz' scmz'
both sides Of all streets fro.l ,nsne1
N street. inclusive. ercsn a
streets, between South Tsrre,
streets. In Paving DIutrlcts =
90, and defray the abutter.iN Noa
the cost and expense thcr.s, ~
at nine thousand nine hupdsa
dollars. or one and 25-10t) Iss ~ y
per front foot of abuttine nrr.
being 1920 feet abu.tinr Sys' ss!s
ment. by a local asseasms-
lots or pieces of ground Win.
lowing described distric, nln
and benefited by said ims,.
namely: ApI1
Fronting on A street. Am
and 4, block Il; all of lois s G q
13.
Fronting on B street. Au
and a. block 10; all of lots q suS
u. n'
Fronting on D street, An
and A, block IL; all OF lots
10.
Fronting on E street: Al,
and 4 block 10; all Of ,o,s
block 8.
Fronting on F street: Al, =,
4. block 9, all OF lots 2 ana32
Fronting on G street: All a,3
4. block 8; all OF lots 2 and = T.
Fronting on II street: All =,
4, block Z; all OF lots 2 and 4 <.
Fronting on I street: An
1, block 6; all OF lots 2 and ~
Fronting on X street; All rf4.
4, block 4, ell OF lots 2 and q s..
Fronting on L street: All ~ &,
4. block 3; all Of lots 2 and 4 R' +
Fronting on M street: All, ~,
s, block 2; all OF lots q and 4 h T.
Fronting on N street.: Az !.
and 4. block 1, plat "D".ssI,
and 3. block s. plat &C." Salt 4.
Survey.
The total cost Of said Imor...
estimated at ten thousand m,
and twenty-six ts1O. 1850, A..
which sum the city's portion n
dred and twenty-si1 ts2aS "A, :
leaving nine thousand nins
| (s9, 100000 dollars 10 be raIsed
assessment. -
| All protests and objections IA /,
rying out OF such intention mur
scnted IN writing to the CIty 4
on or before the 18th day OF Al,
being the time set by said Co,,'
It will hear and consider pue1
and objections ns may be MA
By order of the City Couue}1
Lake City. Utah
| Dated June 4th, 1906.
| j. B. MORET0N, CITY n.
Curb and Gutter Extension IA
First appearance, Wednesday
1906. -
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NOTICE or ASSESS

RAYMoND-ILLrNOIS AiNis
pany. Location OF Paneag,,. ,,.
business, Salt Lake Cisy ~
Notice is hereby given tlAs
ing of the directors OK a. an
Illinois Mining company soS \.
the 9th day OF June, ls
nent of one-half Of c1t !
nor month for three montns y
on the outstanding capltai ~
corporation, payable 20 -
AZ Room sos. Atlas buildirG J.
One-half cent per snS,w rcu
mediately. Any STOCK op NM
assessment may roIna,n s,li 4
S0th day OF July. isvo, Eje
ouent and advertiser for
auction. and unless paymi n
before. Will be sold on sns nSsI,r5
Aucust 1906, to pay tne ~ =
sessment, together with tns
vertising and expense o. ossnsrs
ma O OabIe or the 18TH dsy o. -
stock upon which @ ,nsS ,5fh a.
remain unpaid on tho seIIinous,I.
tember. 19fS. Will oe a5iI a,5hiIs aut1
vertised for sale at p9o'ibs ibsfoi<
unless payment is mauSs lclc1I
sold on the 1st day o. ossssss51I
to pay the delinanesnsa af sdytra
Rether with the COST o.
6neohaif a cent per ss5cio1|
payable on the 2nd IsS tSis -
any a,n unpaid on u9
mayem may pema'ii berl isos. VIII 1e ,Il'sI; ds'j5
advertised 1UTs for sale 81 t,,sSs naS
and unless paymsns.., day Of =
be sold on the iesi iessiinauenf q.
1905, to pay the .ss sellaSs0i cost 0i s1'
together with tn9
and expense Of sale q Dr.
Secretary Eaymond-ll4n9ss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
ABOUT BLACKFoOT.
News Items From the Lively Snake
River Town.

Special to The Tribune.
BLACKFooT, Idaho, July 25.-George NJ
Watson has gono to his mining properties
on the head waters of Warm Sprincs
creek, bordering the Stanley Basin country
Born, to DR.. and Mrs. W. NJ Good, a
son.
a Hne girl baby both to the wife Of
L.. S. Holley last week.
DR.. j, d. McAteo has reBigned rs County
Physician and DIR. Patrie has been appojptcd
Horny Simmons night marshal, has been
appointed and qualified as constable
Albin Anderson, who for several months
has beon associated with the Brown-Hart
company as nd writer and salesman, has gons
TO Logan, Utah.
Valentino Van Brnmer. who occupies tho
position Of head salesman with Tho Bridge
street hardware hrm of Boyle Bros 4 Co,
IS Oft for months trip TO Colorado noints
The Blnckfoot steam laundry is beinr
equipped with new and up.to. date machin
cry and will be put in operation again
soon. e
MI. and Mrs. G, J. Huddle, from Msckav
were here last week, guests OF MT and Mrs
w. a. Beakley The visitors wero en- ronte
TO San Francisco, where they were induced
to go on account OF contract carpenter vorE
Air Huddlo being builder and contractor Of
experience and skill VI
Nels A. just latcly returned from n trim
TO tho Ozark mountains. Missouri
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NOTICE.


Notice Is hereby given. uy a
Council of Salt Lake City q a
ton OF such Council TO maks h
Ing described improvement, Ia b
70 grade. gutter and curb via
ami pave with macadam (sald 4
pavement to be thirty (3D d
between curbs and nine (9l Ind
State street from tho south eids .
Temple street TO tho south slds q
North street; First North strest 4
east side OF East Temple strs<|
center OF State street; West
street from the center OF g.a|@
to the south side OF Second Nort
and Hillside avenue from the q
Of State street to the west Hl0e 4
Canyon street, In Paving Di1tri@
and defray the abutters' poriI~
cost and expense thereof, es.I
twenty thousand one hundred d
and 100 ts20.117.07) dollar, 6
(s3 .00) dollars per front foot d h
property, there being s,705@ a.
ting said Improvement, By a
sessment upon the lots or u
ground within the following 4.
district. being the district 70 n
and benefited by said Imp
namely:
Fronting on State street. Al &
6. Z and 8, block 80. plat ca; q
3. 4, and 6. block 2. plat =
the southwest quarter Of So
township l north, range 60;
the southwest quarter Of 60
township l north, range ez1
lots 1 and 2, block /. plat
lot 8, block 1, and all Of lou J
elusive, block 2. plat *"
Fronting on First North nlzt<|
lots 8 and 6. block SO. plat "a
lots 2 and 3, block l, and all q
8 inclusive, block 2. plat II
Fronting on West Canyon 81
OF lots / and 9. block l, plat :
lots l and 2. block /. and all ol
Z, inclusive. block 2. plat ~
the southwest quarter Of -
township l north, range ] can;
/ and lots 3 TO 10, inclusive, nl1'1
*"
Fronting on Hillside ayenus'
lots 1 and IA, block 2, and alI
and 8. block 1, plat "K," Salt
survey.
The total cost OF said impro'
estimated at twenty-four tnou.
enty-two and S4-I00 tH4,oIzHl
of which sum the city's porto
thousand nine hundred ntlI
77-1o0 (sS,955.7D dollars, leay'l
thousand one hundred scve'l
7-1O0 (s2o, ,1l7.07) dollars 10 Do
local assessment,
All protests and ob1ectloas
carrying out OF such lntenuo'
presented in writing to The
corder on or before the l3tn
gust, 1906, being the time e.
Council when it will hear ana
such protests and objections p
made thereto,
BY order OF the City counfn
Lake City. Utah.
Dated April 18th, 1906.
City q
Paving Extension No. IS
First appearance WednesaAs
1905
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
TOM WRIGHT IS
YET AMONG LIVING
Victim of Ferre's MurderOus
Assault Is in Dangerous
Condition.
STABBER PROCESSES
IGNORANCE OF FIGHT
Claims That if He Did Weld
Knife, He Knew Moth
ing About 1t.


Special to Tho Tribune,
PROVO. July 25-Tom Wright, the
young man who was stabbed by George
Fcrre in saloon row last night, Is still
alive, but In Il dangerous condition
Ferre Is still in the county jail and
the charge TO be filed against him VIII
depend OH the outcome of Wrlght's con-
dltion.
Ferre claims that he did not use
knife. or II he did he was 50 drunk he
knew nothing about IL. He processes
Ignorance Of the fight and its results.
marriage license wns Issued today to
Earl Mason and Sarah Jones of Spring
VILE, and the marriage ceremony was
performed In the Clerks office.
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OGDEN AND RETURN $1.OO
Via D. g. B. G., July 90,

Trains leave Salt Lake 1925 a. m.
lO:35 n, M, 1;45 p. m. Returning, leave
Ogden at p. m. Street cars are now
operating from Ogden Union depot to
the mouth of the canyon. Splendid
place to spend the day Go to the
Hermitage for a good trout dinner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-26
MOTHERS! MOTHERS!

To know that warm bath with
Cuticura Soap and single amounting
with Cuticura, the great Skin Cure, and
purest and sweetest of emollients, will
afford instant relief and refreshing sleep
to skin-tortured babies, and rest for
tired and worn-out mothers.
Sold shroug the world Cutloura sesp, 2sc oints
Snt Soc, Rasolveni S0c Qn form Of Chocolate Coaed
Fila &c Via. OF co., Potter Drug Chan Corp sols
Props, Boston, hass.
u-MaiIed Ffes, HHov 10 Cure Eess1s" srd SAu AhoqS
% ektzs 6eAlp, Hair, and HRpdA-
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DELAYED BY WRECK.
Freight Smash-Up In Canyon Blocks
Eureka Branch

Special TO Tho Tribune
EUREKA, July 25.-rhe Rio Grande
train, due here at S;0T last evening, did
not arrive until eight o'clock this morn
Ing, on account OF q freight wreck In the
canyon between Homansville and Goshen.
Most of the passengers walked into
Eureka during the night. while others
wired for conveyances 10 bring them TO
this place
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G. A. R.
O., A. r.

Excursion to Minneapolis and ST. Paul
via Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific.
August and 10. Round trip from Salt
Lake $3.50. Proportionately low rates
from other stations. Tickets good for
return to August 81. See agents for fur
ther particulars.
City Ticket Office col Main St
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WaIdwell's Dilemma

j. Otis Wnrdwcll OF Hnvcrhill Ind a Ger.
for sas. A friend OF his, whom I viii cali
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TERRIBLY BITTEN BY DOG.
Little Child Attacked by Vicious Ami
NAL at Springville.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
SPRINGVILLE, July 25.-A little child
OF Chris Jensen was terribly bitten by
dog Il few days ago Whom FIRST seen. It
was thought that the dog was worrying
chicken, but 1t proved to be child. and
when rescued they thought the child was
dead. The child VIII live.
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way except financially, sont wo,d =. ,,,
s"ke IL: whereupon Mr. Wnrdwoll .oSd Mputo 90
Ino,v nh nm in dilomma I dom
the fu%ni,urn iver 10 present my friend Nat with
@sas OF sruss hin for it md pose as dMn fopl
Net smith, and who was Q good fellow srs,x
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SCAVENGERS

UTAH scAvENGER CO.: oTTIor 90 *
20 Z. Ind. so4s; Bell a6io.K ;ssa
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SOUTHERN DISTRICT QUIET.
marshsrs Office Has Received no Re.
port Of Trouble

Up TO late this afternoon the mar
shals office had received no word Of
any disturbance I'm the southern dis
uict ~ voting places The one hun
drcl special deputies appointed to
keep order in this district at all
places Of voting have reported no trou-
bic 20 the office so far and none IS
expected This prccaution has been
very successful and has resulted i'm
the dag passing OF very quietly. In
ArImorc a special officer has been IN
the marshals Office all day awaiting
any call from the polls, but none has
been made. The day was taken as a
business proposition and not a thina
to wrangle over.
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STORM SWEPT
COAST or NOVA SCOTIA SUFFERS
FROM SAD HURRICANE.
vessels Driven Asrcre arc One SIP
Los;-crew SvH=rs From colo
ara Erposure-AU wires
Are Down.

Ha.aA., s., - Nov --D.sps s.,a-s
today hsg, been pouring into this ~
bringing news c- vessels wrecked OF
.u distress or al-es r-5strated aud
o, damag, done oy ,he gale and sea
along the coas, Of Cape Breton. Sav
b-unsaicE and Prince ktTard island
-Four vessels were driven ashore. au.
other. after having -ve-ything m9.4.
b.a on deck washed away vas forcc1
. 20 pu, back 20 port and the steam 'r
Turret Bell. which aeut agrouri rE
the north side OF Prince Edward isl
and last week was driven further B.
shore
The storm vas the most violent in
th. Northumberland straits wh r.
two schouners and one ship were
swept aground and a third wreyEci
near the eastern entrance.
The Norwegian bark Adonna 'ried
10 weather the gale Of Rexton, but
she dragged her anchors and ground.
cd She sprung a leak and accord.u=
20 the latest information received
here. the twelve men constituting ae'
crew were still on board helpless in
the severe cold and heavy gale and
in danger Of being swept overheard
OF dying from exposure. Tremendoui
seas made It impossible fer any yesse
: sells to 20 to her assistance. Near th'
: same place as the scooner Alexander
J lumber laden, went ashore.
The Windsor, Nova Scotia. schoon
, er Omega. went 20 the rocks at FoS
point Her crew OF four men wer
r rescued. almost overcome by exhau'
= uon and exposure.
4 y wfoundland sooner. the ideI
tity OF which has not been learned
: was wrecked last night at Campbell'
II Cove AT the east end ot Prince E'
- ward island. The crew succeeded
y getting ashore safely.
:, The 1876 ton steamer Turret Bel
70 which is valued at 100000, probabI
re- is a total wreck off Sable Island
the north coast, where she wei
j. ashore last week.
>, Telegraph and telephone poles al
no wires throughout the provinces We
II blown down and It was not until
III day that communication could be
y stored
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AHer the Gamblers.

Nm.r looking for whishcy uu north
CadIa stree, yesterday afternoon Man
ehaI Porter aud Deputy ilaycns cam"
upon 3D. private poker game in prpgr'--
and took tho players 800. There were
ten bon the bunch an OF whom plead
ID gu1ty aud paid fines. The mar
shaI docs not overlook anything Ike
tnis and tOAs the boys in The para
phernaIia was burned
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Sow and again w" hear of strange
and rarc bird, being shot in England,
hut bow many sport-m"n except Mt.
Wells clergyman cam claim 10 have
shot 900 ucDlt One such man exists,
though r g., doubtful whether he is
proud of h.- skill u WAS nighttime.
nuI Do. was passing Cuyforl parish
Gunlyurd with ht- gun over his Shpul-
G.- nn.u uy ~tN what Dee took fnr q
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