davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
= Cecil5 Wing 3
Fifty Years Ago
ELKTON, MD, DEC. II. 1883
THE MARKETS.

ELKTON, MD, DEC. II. 1883.
THE MARKETS.
Reported by Henry s. Sites. Red
wheat, 81 20; white do, SI.22; corn, OF;
oats, ~ cents.
MARRIED.
Perdue- Doblc. At Chesapeake City,
on the ISL inst, by Rev. Mr.. Duncan,
OF Elkton, Mr.. Isaac n. Perdue, OF
Chicago, H., TO Miss Mary +. Doblc.
OF Chesapeake City.
Woodrow-Barrct, On the 3sth ult
by the Rev J. Il. Dcnnison, Mr. Ste
phen J. Woodrow to Miss Isabella
Barrett, both OF this county
DIED.
Craig At Court House Point. Cecil
county, On the 10Th ult, Thomas
llumcs Craig, eldest son OF the late
James l.. Craig in the Goth year OF his
age.
McVey On the sd inst. Andrew
Icarns, younges son OF Thomas and
Elizabeth McNcy, aged ! years and 9
months.
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE.
Work has commenced on building
for lubic school, ON the road from
IiiKton to Cowantown, nearly opposite
the dwelling OF Isaac Gray. The house
will beb uilt OF brick Daniel Lord has
pN en- fine lot for the purpose, besides
a liberal subscription. Mr.. Lord is one
Il the largest taxpayers in the county
and has no children OF his own TO cdu
cate, but he appreciates the importance
of public schools,
Barclay Reynolds. Esq. sheriff. sold
on Monday last the brick dwelling and
storchouSe in Port Deposit. late the
property OF g. Kidd. for 81 600 subject
to a ground rent Of $50. so per year and
mortgage oi $500: J. Tome. pur
chaser Also on the same day a farm
II 80 acres, near Port Deposit, for
Si2so; J Tome purchaser. There was
? difference OF opinion as to whether
the sale was OF life estate or a fee
simple; hence the low price.
ROBBERY or \ STORE
The ,torchousc OF Mr.. Samuel T.
REYNOLDS. ut Mt Pleasant in this
county. was entered on Sunday night.
th" 18th ult. and robbed OF SIS in
money and about 5000 worth Of
clothes. silks. etc. No clue To the rob.
her, ha, been found rs set
SUNSHINE.
50 last We have a little sunshine.
November WAS. mostly. all oi it. iogs,
msts and rain Dcccmbcrs first week
nearly the sgmc-lcrribic weather for
the Invalid Now. for the last Jew
days. the air has hccn pure. bracine
and hcal'hiu mot unlike the same
period fifty wear, latcr.)
ELKTON RETAIL. PRICES
Following are retail prices, as noted
this week. ~ the provision store OF
William r. Giles Gather OF O. c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Guilty Of Counterielllna

Passing counterfeit money is no
worse than substituting some unknown
worthless remedy for Foleys Honey
and Tar the great cough and cold rem.
edy that cures the most obstinate
coughs and heals the lungs.--H. c.
WELLS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
STAPLE FURNITURE

Look over our late arrivals OF room
and suit Chairs. Bedroom Suits that il
will be difficult to equal at the prices we
name.
Mattresses Of all desirable kinds. Con-
suit your magazines and see what they
say of "Ostermoor. We carry them
In stock at all times.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
TOYS

We will not attempt to describe the
Children's Toys Assortment; too extern
sive 10 make the effort We can at best
only give a glimmcring touch Of the
stock in general. Come and see for
yourself. ever bearing in mind, we are
headquarters for all staple goods to
meet the needs of the public a, prices
none need attempt to go below
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
NOTION NOVELTIES

Ladies' Gents and childrens Gloves,
Leather Pocket Goods, Cutlery. Nickle,
Silver and Gold Watches, Fountain
Pens and Knit goods of all kinds fill all
vacant space on First Floor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
FURNITURE, CARPETS

On First Floor you will find our new
line OF Holiday Pictures, Ladies' and
Gents Rockers. either plain or upnol-
stored. Parlor Suites, Jouchrs, Side
boards, China Closets, Desks &c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
HANDKERCHIEFS

Direct from one Of the largest Ameri-
can importers, go on sale this week We
are sole agents in this vicinity for these
exclusive patterns.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
TABLE LINEN

We want you TO see our new line OF
Fable Linen and towels. One new fea.
ture is "Wipe Dry Towels" En-.
tirely new and effective; useful present
and one always to be appreciated. Prices
Csc, Soc. 75c and 81. Wash Cloths of
same material. and 10 cents. Try a set.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
SILVER OFFERING

Cutlery and Holiow-ware in various
designs, will be found here at our es-
tablished low prices.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
LAMPS

The largest line Of Brass Trimmed
Lamps, artistic in design, pleasing In
effect. Prices ranging from few cents
to several dollars each
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
POSTAL CARDS

We have invested considerable money
in Souvenir Postal Cards for this month S
sales. You can certainly find just what
you want here
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
OUEENSWARE

Fancy Queensware adapted to the
Holiday demands attractive and useful
= found In basement. Do not fail to-
visit this department.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
3. BUFFINGION'S 6
~ Christmas Display For 1908


We intend to lead in the largest line
of Confectionery, Nuts and FIR Its OF all
kinds and prices on the bottom notch.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
RUGS, ART SQUARES

Second Floor We show the largest
lire of Rugs and Art Squares we ever
put on sale. Is cents TO SIS 90 each
We call your special attention to our Csc
81 %. 81. so aud 81 50 offerings.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Bath Room Rugs

Green. Blue and Red designs. A use
full present at all times.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-23
PUSH DEVELOPMENT
 IN FUMARoLE WORKING

SAFFORD, Dec. Ig.-The working shaft on the Fumarolc mine, property of the National Mining Exploration O., situated in tne Lone Star district. has been sunk to Il depth of 72j feet. the last level being at zoo feet, with a 25.foot stump.
 R. J. Young, the superintendent, has started work on the station at the zoo. foot level. When the station is com. pletcd, n cross.cut will be run to the large ore body, about lj0 feet from the shaft, which is expected to be com. plcted about January 20.
 The large ore body opened up on the 300 foot level of the Fumnrole mine, carries from si to $40 in gold. The shaft also carries gold values to its lowest depth, 72j feet, and from this it wonld appear that the company has one of the best gold mining properties in the territory.
 The National Mining Explorations Co.,, in its work on the Fumarole mine, has shown the way for successful min. ing to the other companies operating in the Lone Star district of the Gila mountains. It has clearly demonstrat. cd that depth is required 10 secure . mine, and the companies now operating in this district are going ahead and preparing 10 sink deeper shafts on their most promising claims.
 Good headwsy is being made in sink ing the new shaft on the San Juan mine. A depth of 2is feet had been reached on Saturday, December l2. The shaft is in granite formation, heavily impregnatcd with copper, and carrying stringers of earbonates and red oxide. The rock breaks good and a good record in shaft sinking is ex. peetcd to be made by the contractor.
 Timbers for the shaft and other mine supplies were sent out Co San Juan on Monday. Three shifts of miners are working in the shaft, the total mine force being fourteen men.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-23
|GRIsTMAs COSTS NEW YORK CITY sl0o,0oo, ,0O0

NEW YORK, Dec. l9.-Tnc first l0mO,00O Christmas in the history he country, SO far as any single fiy Is concerned, will be New York | so'd next Friday. When Father li'kerbocker sits down the day after figure up the cost of his celebra hl he is likely to find it in excess of ar figure.
 Reports from stores of all kind. '"E that al least $75,000,000 will l'e been spent on presents, and in fathias, such as dinners, entertain ''i's and charities will easily raise r' total above the hundred million ah, Outside of actual presents s'n'elyes, the biggest item in this F"dbreaking Christmas bill will be r food
 Aot less than 2,000,000 oysters will consumed and the estimated total various other items which will be Nm Christmas dinners Is as follows "pOo pounds of butter, 700,00t 'sAds of turkey, 3,000 roast pigs wy" pounds of beef, 75,000 eggs p'O lobsters, 5000 game birds, TO-,
 pounds of chestnuts, 250,00C sls of potatoes, 800, ,OOo quarts of
 and 2,500,O00 quarts of wines liquors. These are only the major <" of the record.breaking Christmas tina.
 ~ presents it is estimated that New '"Aers will spend $50, O,OOO,Oo0 and ou' town people who do their Christ
 shopping here 25,0OO,0O0 more. 'ae most expensive single purchase recorded was for jewelry, amount 10 SOS,000. More than two hun {" automobiles, it is reported, will gwen as Christmas presents, and nhgs in all parts of the city will " with gifts of a costly nature "" the lean Christmas last year, a' eult of the panic, Father Kpieker "f IS apparently anxious to make 'Of lost time, with the result thai years Christmas will be the mos' ~F'nsiye ever known.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-23
GENERAL THOMAS
 RETURNS FROM SOUTH
dFrom Sundays Daily)

General Thomas, commanding the departmen, of the Colorado, who Is on his annual inspection tour of the army posts of the southwest, returned here yesterday from Fort lluachucha. He was accompanied by ais aide, Captain Guaiot, W. A. Drake. vice president and general manager, F. P. Cruice, as' sistant to the president of the $. F., P. & F., K. x. Fredericks, cashier of the Prescott National Bank, and II. D. Aitken, secrctarytrcasurer of the Bashford Burmister Comapny.
 The general reviewed six troops of the Fifth cavalry, including the field gun detachment, at Fort Huachucha and personally commanded the maneu' vers.
 A pleasant stop-over was had m Tucson, where the general and his par ty were the guests of the city, and where they were shown the many points of interest in and around Tue son in automobiles.
 The general was met at the iepot here by Troop l.. of the Fifth cavalry stationed at Fort Whipple. According to his present itinerary, he will leave Whipple Monday for ais Headquarters in Denver.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-23
RAY IS BUSY.
Pinai County Camp Goes Ahead With
 Its Exploring.

PHOENIX, Dec. l9.-- Business at Ray, the big copper camp of PinaI county, is picking mp briskly, accord ing to F.. 0. DeVine, wno was in Pboe nix yesterday on business trip. MT. De Vine will be the manager of the business of the Kelvin Produce eomps- ny, which will open up a cold storage and meat market at Ray about the goth of the month. This is branch house of Hurley 4 Tribolet, which was start ed at Kelvin before the financial de pression and fall in copper, which stopped activities at that camp for time.
 Mr. De Vine states that 75 men are now employed at Ray on the eleven drills which are sinking holes on the claims of the Ray people. Every hole drilled has been in good copper ore. From the Rig Lead shaft the company is now drifting into the drilled holes Ore is being shipped from Ray to the mill at Kelvin, which is again running Fifty men are employed here. About 200 men are now employed in the camp by the Ray company.
 The Hercules Mercantile Company has opened up in the Mckee building at Ray and the Henness Griffin store is doing good business. There are also two restaurants and one short or der eating house. Several buildings are going up, tents and tent houses which will add 10 the accommodations
 When the work on inc Ray was re sumed in some of the workings where water had been standing since the shutdown, it was found tbat copper plates or chunks had formed on every piece of metal, iron bolts and nails, and between strips of metal. This formation shows the presence of rich copper deposits. Mir De Vine is com Adent that the future of Ray is very bright
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-23
CARS BURN.
From Sundays Daily, |.

fFrOfn HunOdf
 One of the combination smoker ana bappape ears of the S. F., r. X F., was destroyed by fire at an early hour yesterday morning in Ash Fork. The ear ia a total loss with the exception of the trucks, which are slightly dam aped. The fire is believed to have started from the stove in the car, It was discovered at 6 o'clock by the switeamen in the santa Fe yards. The flames had already gained great head wav and the ear was totally destroyed in spite of the efforts of the railroad employees to stay the progress Of the flames.
 A ear loaded with merchandise ana ,b. combination passenger and bag o,oe care of the Poland train were de- rallied by q broken rail in cut near poIand Junction on the Bradshaw Mountain railroad at 3 o'clock yester' dav afternoon. The combination ear was thrown against one side Of the eut. None of the passengers were in' iured. A special train from this city conveyed the passengers here at late bour last night. The wreck will be cleared by the wrecking crew today
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-23
SUPERVISORS MEET.
From sundsx's paily)


 Discussing applications for the re duction of assessmens and allowing jurors certificates was the principal business transacted by the board of supervisors at special session yester- day. Chairman Smith and Supervisor Harrington were present. Supervisor wingGeld was unable to attend on ac- count of pressing business engagements in the Verde valley.
 The assessment of the Prescott Iron Works was reduced from t3,000 to s75O. The Arms plant on Sheldon street. immediately east of the rail road depot, was recently destroyed by fire.
 A reduction of si0O was made Tn the assessment of c. W. Miller of Selig- man, the property assessed being proved to be in Mohave county.
 Jurors certificates aggregating in amount nearly t2,o00 were allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the treas urer for their payment.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-23
Is CHAPERoNE OF
 cocoNINo CALVES. ORPHANS
urom Sundays Dniiy)


 With twenty.scven orpban colvos or tender age, branded in the "Cross o and wv triangle" brands, which he seized on inc range in cocopino county in his possession at Williams cattle Inspector and Deputy Sheriff Fred Holden are in the peculiar dilem. ma or being unable Co find an attor. ney m coconino county that will de Tend the right of the territory to ihe ownership of the juvenile bovines. He seized the "dobiesv on the ronyes ,, the Wallapai region last week. on the regal ground that they had no mothers on The range, and drove them to Vii. ii"ms. Eleven are branded in the ''r"ss O' owned by Minor Owens ana sixteen in inc wv triangle" claimed by Emmett James. He was assisted in the seizure by Ranger Woods and George Johnson.
 Owens and James are now under i'm dietment in the district court here o, the cnarge of horscstcnling. Owens was tried and acquitted on a similar charge in inc district court here last week and ease against James. joint. " with Owens was dismussed. Owens was released on 1000 bonds and James on $500 bonds to appear for trial at the next term of the district court.
 Attorney x. x. Sleeves of Williams and District Attorney Henry F. As hurst represented Owens and James and are retained by them for tae next trial. District Attorney.cleet E.. M. Doe is unable 10 appear for the terri. tory in the Holden seizure ease on ac. count of pressing legal engagements. Assistant District Attorney Thomas Flynn is also disqualified on account of his professional connection with District Attorney Ashurst, SO Inspect or Holden came here yesterday io en. gage m attorney to press the claims Of the territory to the infant bOvincs in the court of the Williams justice of the peace December 2s. Late last night Inspector Holden said taat he had been unable to engage a Prescott lawyer to appear in the case, all de claring that thcye were too busily en. gagged with other professional matters. In ease he is unsuccessful here he will visit Phoenix for an attorney learned in the intricate stock laws to press the territory's right to the ownership of the moiherle~s youngsters.
 The calves were seized while Minor Owens was on trial here last week. When Owens and James returned to Williams they demanded possession of the stock in their brands. Holden re. fused to acccdc to their wishes. \ written demand for the stock was served on the inspector but he still re fused to return the calves, claiming that he found them without mothers on the range, which, he says, Is con. trary to the provisions of the live stock statutes. ..t.,.
 Inspector Holden says that Coeonino county stockmen claim that James has fifty or sixty calves on his range de corated with the W.triangle brand. He and his assistants rounded up six teen in three days ride with eleven "Cross O's" claimed by Owens.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-23
'LAss BLOWERS STRIKE Sufe Twenty-Five Per Cent lncreass
 In Nov 6cale.

V"h'ELAND, Dec. l9.-Indication' we headquarters of the National .t0* Glass Workers presage tho ~oeh of the union throughout the "'y quit work this morning in or
 !" force the adoption of a new w scale carrying an increase of '''ally a5 per cent.
 '" hundred men went out.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-23
1 He Social Mirror {

aren't. for a couple of months befor, ,,,ips Lieutenant Wheatley at Hon ulu
 One of the most pleasant affairs of ,s week was the five hundred party Styen on Thursday evening by Mis-, gi,e Fisher at ner home on Cor,e, .,se,. when she entertained a few O, g friends in honor of her guests ,nain and Mrs. Wallace Scales. Af ., ihc scrving of very delicious re I,s.bmcn'., Mrs. q. F. Meany was lbyeu very pretty brass fern dish st ,he high score. Lieutenant John
 Qucckmeyer made the high score of ,hc gentlemen, for wnich he re. S.yed brass smoker set. Mrs. Wal. be scaIcs, Mrs. c. F.. Mcany and kE,. Theresa Fredericks all had the Iame number of lone hands, and on the |v Miss Frcdericks won very prct. Xiv illustrated volume of Ben Iur. hose who thoroughly enjoyed the eve. Sing were MT. and Mrs. Francis l.. kneh,, MT. and Mrs. c. E.. Meany. |ap,ain and Mrs. Wallace Scales, Lieu. |,ran, and Mrs. Ralph k. Glass, Mrs. rderck r. Cruice, Miss Theresa helericks, Miss Mabel Norris, Miss kbnifrel Fredericks, Miss Ethel iae, Lieutenant John q. Quekemey. ', and the Messrs. C. A. Peter, Jr., lsl Edward Lejeune.
 Yt and Mrs. Francis l.. Wright ,re hosts at most delightfully."- appoint pink dinner on Wednesday evening Irl had as their guests Miss Mabel yrs, and the Messrs. Thomas c. Nor. Harold A. Cheverton and Charles
 Josl.n.
 Csss F. Mckinley, president of the l,Rinley Mining and Development b. entertained number of friends dinner on Monday at the Hotel St. l,Aael in honor of F.. Clayton, of Rii,bufg who is heavily interested iae company. \ special menu had et prepared for the occasion and it n. keen'y enjoyed by the guests, b. comprised MT. Clayton, T. P. ,ng of New Mexico, Leroy Ander- r A. F. Taylor, II. II. Linney and
 V Mines.
 His William F. Wheatley and her D, boys left Monday afternoon for hi Francisco, where she will spend r holidays, and will remain with her
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-23

Captain Guy c. Palmer went ,o Az, fork Wednesday afternoon to mao, "'S' Palmer and Their two daupb,e,s the Misses Dorothy and Alice wh, came here from los Angeles. Imme u'"'e'y after the holidays Miss Doro thy will return to the Girls Collegla,, at Los Angeles.
 Mrs J. J. Hawkins returned home last week from two months, vi.,, with relatives in Kansas CiiV and Mi. souri.
 Herbert Mcany was the uues, n, NIT. and Mrs. q. E. Meany for several u"ys before leaving Saturday for Lo. Angeles, where nc will spend Christ. mas with his mother. Mrs. F.. w. Meany.
 Chaplain P. P. Carey left Friday for his home in New York, where he will spend the Christmas holidays The chaplain expects to return after the New Year, and to take charge of one or the cnurches at Tucson.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-23
Monday Club.


 it IS assured that the Prescott pub le will experience a thrill of gratitude toward the Monday Club when if is learned that thar organization has SC. cured the services of Mrs. Merrill Moore Gregg for an interpretative read ing to be given some time during the month of February. Those who were Fortunate enough to hear this talented lady last year in "Parsifal" will be pleased io learn that the reading this coming February will be one of m. usual merit and attractiveness.
 The only important business trans acted on Monday last by the Club was the election of alternates to the Fed eration. M"sdamcs F. <. Clark. x. Levy, Block, fagerberg, Southworrh, ]. W. Brown, Beach, Ling and Miss Claire Cline. After the recess. the Art Section held it's meeting. "Early Flemish Artisis,' were given consid. eration in a paper by Mrs. Geo. Ruff ner, followed by "Flanders, the Bat tie Ground of the Nations" read by Mrs. Beatson. "Flemisb Cities of Note" by Mrs. Baker, completed the program, which was most interesting one, and enjoyed by all present.
 On Monday next, after the usual club business. the Music Section will have its meeting. Dudley Buck is the subject, Miss Claire Cline in charge of the program.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-23
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed as Reported By The
 Prescott Title Co.

United states Co E. !. Wright, Re. ceiver's Receipt. s2s0. Fl Paso, Gumbo < Bonnybell, Cherry Creek Dist.
 A. B. Foltz to Pcier Giroax, NJ. Deed. IF .ns. in Midday NiDe, Peek Dist.
 Samuel Goldsworthy files An. A. Work on Red Gold Mine, Big Bug Dist.
 wm. verkroost ct al file An. A. work on Mines, Castle Creek Dist.
 Mollie Evans 10 Mrs. ]. A. sprague, Bill of Sale. slOO. Fixtures, &c., of Millinery Store on s. Cortez St., Pres. cOtt.
 F. J. Heil, .r., & T. C. Hill locate ? mines, Thumb Butte Dist.
 Harry E. Morgan to Joe B. Giovan. do, W. Deed. If. int. in Rex Ameri. canus Mine, Weaver Dist.
 John Crume < T. II. Farley locate 2 Mines, Pine Grove Dist.
 Jno. A. Johnson & vi. to J. C. Dun W. Deed, s450. Lot 2, Blk. 10, Jer. ome.
 United States to The Rainbow Gold Mig. Co.,. Patent, Ramona Ely, Rain bow, Rainbow No. 2, St. Louis 4 Lane Mines. Peck Dist.
 T. ]. Nolan files An. A. work on a Mines, Hass. Dist. Ida Croxdsle locates Weston Spring Mill Site & Water Right, Granite Mt. Dist.
 q. A. Driscoll locates Miney Mine Black Rock Dist.
 Dec. 10. A. R. Diekey locates 1 Mine, Peek Dist.
 wm. C. Russell to weddin Mg. Co.,. N. Deed. Fritzie Mine, Walker Dist,
 T. Cornell files Al. A. Work on Mines, Castle Creek Dist.
 United States to K. II. Murmister W. C. Bashford, et al. Patent. Pc eahontas Mine, Eureka Dist.
 A. Valentine to Ada J. Pete, c. c Deed. Lots 3. {, 7& s, Sec. a, T. la N, R3w, 4 GO cattle.
 Normal Hale files Al. A work on Iona Mine, Thumb Butte Dist.
 C. c. Hutchinson aprpopriates all surplus & flood waters of Muddy Greek
 United States 10 Jay F. wagoner Patent. F hf. of s.w.qr., See. i2, & N,hf of N.w.qr., See. l3, T ION, R 2 ". Chas. Batre et al. to Western Dredg ing O., NJ. Deed. Western Nos. Co n Mines. C.P. Ford & q. r. Barnes file An. A. Work on Mines, Humbug Dist. Swastika Copper Co.,, file Al. A Work on 10 Mines, Black Hills Dist
 James R. Lowry, sheriff, appoints r. C. Foots as deputy. Geo. Tisdaie & W. l.. Roberts locate 2 Mines, Skull Valley Dist. W. C. MeAllister locates ( Mines Castle Greek Dist. Otto MoClelland & II. A. Geinsen dorfer locate 2 Mines, Eureka Dist.
 Emile Haynes files An. A, work on Mines, squaw Greek Dist. Copper Creek Dey. Co. locate Budge, Mine, Eureka Dist. Fred Becker ( Der, Carpenter locate Ber,is Mine, Black Canyon Dist. John W. Doughersy ( wf. to R. C Easnhart, W. Deed. e30o. Lot ga
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-23
BRYAN LOOSE AGAIN.

LINCOLN. Dee. l9.-Bryan left for Pennsylvania to make several address. e. He spoke in Omahs this afternoon.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-23

Copies of the U. <. ard Anroos mia isg lays, 2ss, st oshss of the JosrAsI Miner.