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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-10-21
PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION.
5ayou Bijou Drainage District of the
Parishes of Ascension and ibervisie.

Hohen Solns P. O., La, Oct. 10, 1911.
III r. GUYTON, President of the
III Bayou Bijou Drainage district of the
PARISHES OF ascension and Iberyille, state
III louisiana by virtue Of the authority
vested in me, and in obedience to ar
ordinance OF the board of commission
ers of the Bayou Bijou Drainage Dls,
lrict of the parishes OF Ascension ana
iDerville, state OF Louisiana, regularly
-.dopted at a meeting of the board or
commissioners on the 18th day of Oc-
lober, 1911, hereby give notice that a
special tax election will be held in said
November, 1871, between the hours OF I
i. m. and S p. m. for the purpose OF
submitting to the property taxpayers,
Qualified and entitled to vote under the
constitution and laws of the state, the
following propositions, to-Wit:
/. To vote to authorize the board of
commissioners OF the Bayou B1Jou Dram
age District to levy and assess an an
nual contribution or acreage tax of fif-
ly (50) cents per acre on every acre or
land within the limits of said Bayou
oegin with the year 1911, and continue
| ior a total period of Twenty-Five years
aonsecutively, being the years 1911 to
| 1885, both inclusive; for the purpose Of
providing and maintaining an adequate
| drainage system for said district, in
accordance with the provisions of Arti--
| lie PSI of the constitution and laws OF
/ the Aate OF Louisiana.
! sioners Of the Bayou Biiou Drainage Dis.
Iistric - Of sixtv thonsand dollars $50
! 200 oo1 tn he evidenced by one hundred
md fwenty fl201 nagotiable bonds: nf
| the district of five hundred dollars $500
oe Article 221 of the constitution and
avs Of the state of Louisiana. the
/ said bonds to be secured bv and PAYABLE
out of the annual contribution or acre
f0 ha levied "a ahove nrovidea for in
/ nronosition No. i. Said bonds to mature
within tWentv-five years from their
| date: 10 contain such provisions for their
prior re redemntion at such times and IN
such amounts as the board of commits
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! Signature of Voter.

NOTICE TO voTERs-To vote IN
FAVOR OF the proposition suDmlttea
upon this ballot, place a cross ~ mars
in the square after the word * Els 20
vote AGAINST it, place similar marx
after the word mo.
Resolution by G. B. Reuss, seconded ~
K. e. Landry:
Be it resolved: That Mr.. W.P. Rochelle
aud Mr.. jackson Landry, commission
.rs. and Mr.. Emile Dominique, clerk,
serve as such at Emile dominique S $40. e
m the parish OF Ascension, and that
Mr. j. d. Danos and MIR. Allain Danos,
commissioners, and Mr.. Frank Larose,
Jerk. serve as commissioners and GEEK
m the parish OF Iberviile Said com
missioners and clerks are hereby N,
,lructed to hold the said election ana
10 make returns OF same in accordance
with law, to the board of commissioners
Of this drainage district, at the meet
ing to be held by it on the 3oth day OF
November 1911, at II o'clock noon, at
me domicile of the board.
Be it furtner resolved: That these
esolutions shall be published in the
official journals of the parishes OF AS
sension and Ibervile, and that the no
ice calling for said election snail pc
ssued for the full period of thirty days
| IN the official journals of the parishes
# Ascension and Iherville.
Signed; ]. T. GUYTo.N,
President.
| Hohen Solns p. O., La, Oct. 10, 1911
| I, hereby certify that the foregoing
! resolutions were adopted by a unanimous y
Iote of the board of commissioners o.
| me Bayou Bijou Drainage District at
special meeting of said board held at it,
/ tonlicile, Oct. 10, 1911.
Signed: A. D. ELLIS, IL
Secretary
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ductiyity and by reason of rice not
proving a paying crop.
Besides opening tie way for the
growing of sugar cane on exist,
ing rice fields below the Old
Hickory group, as Mr.. Guyton views
it, the drainage district formation Us
certain to increase the values q
the present sugar plantations very
considerably, for araiHase will be ia.
eilitated on the cane fields now uh,
der the pillow, ana an added adEan-
tage be given of permitting the re e
ciamation OF rear lands OF the half'
dozen or more sugar estates within
the district, SO directly to lead to
their area enlargeaent. With all q
,hese benefits recognized by the
property holders it would seem as
5ured tnat the drainage district nov
ia process of formation will soon be
come an established thing.
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GROOMING OUR CONGRESSMAN
Uncle Sam Supplies Everything from
Manicures to BARRIERS to Make
LEGISLATORS More Beautiful.

In an entertaining article, "The
Perquisites of Public Life, lrVln
S. Cobb writes as follows in Mum
sey's Magazine for October:
"To begin with, each member OF
congress receives one hundred and
twenty-five dollars a session as a
stationery allowance. He may pc a
free and lavish correspondent, or a
small and scanty one; just the same,
he gets that hundred and twenty
five. And takes it. There is no rec
ord of refusal.
EVERY member has the free use
Of the congressional baths and the
barber-shops under the Capitol. lie
can take a nifty Turkish bath, Rus
sian bath, Roman bath, needle
shower. or the plain old-fashioned
Pike county style Of bath, lying doWI
In tub with both faucets going;
and it doesn't cost him q cent. As
often as he pleases he may have
shave, a haircut, a facial massage
and be maRicured all around, as
they say in part, of Iowa when shoe
ing horse. Every other day he cal
have the back of his neck shaved
just as If he were going to some
large social function back home. Un
Gle Sam pays for the attendants ant
provides the whole outfit.
1--WE mustn't overlook the notion
counter at the Capitol. either. Th
members don't, SO Why should we
Especially as the said notion-counte
Is a gracious and enduring boon t
statesmen, tneir wives, families, heir
and assigns. 1t contains everythln
you can think Of that would prope
ly come under the head of notions
and a great deal besides-ail kind
OF stationery, all kinds of typewrite
and desk supplies, pocket-knive
scissers, fountain pens, card-ease
purses, wrist-bags, visiting-cards, bal
ness cards, and-sh-h-h!--even ht
kind of cards which run fifty-two
set and may be used for playing {
maid and other harmless games"
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Dispsnse With Mourning.

A southern physician of recognized
skill and eminence urges that all
outward symbols of mourning should
be abandoned. For many years be
has expressed his views. He has
won over q large number OF people
who see no reason why the heart
should advertise it's sorrow by the
conspicuous insignia of gloom.
There are, or have been, peoples
wiser in their generation. The Ro
mans of the days OF the republic
wore blue rs a sign Of mourning. Il
Is the proper thing in AsiaMinor now
TheeTurk mourns In violet, and the
Persian In pale brown. Until a. Frencl
queen set the present fashion in the
latter half of the fifteenth century
white was the color Of grief in Eu
rope, as 1t Is now in China.
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Let casso Serve You.

When you wish to enjoy a spec
tally prepared meal Or dish OF any
thing, go to Casso's restaurant IN
Mississippi street. He handles choice
summsS oysters, s2ft shell craos'
riveP ssSimp, fish, 81. Electric fans,
private dining-reom, prompt and po-
lite service. River shrimp shipped
to any part of the country, boiled
or raw.
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ELECTORS are TO De menu el.oi -
5ays' Tfotice in writing shall nave
oeen served by mail to each stock
holder, and each share of stock shail
be entitled to one vote. me boaru
Of directors as above provided shail
elect from their number a president
vice. president, secretary and treas
urer! The first board of directors
shall consist of K. A. Aucoin, Jas. =.
Kock. Emile Sunberry, G. G. Barton
g. II, Landry, A. Bloomenstieb Dr.
/, o. Waguespack, A. L. Shaw, =.
q, Gilbert. Dr.. E. K. Sims, Adolpne
Jetter. A. A. Sarradet, DR.. V. Pam
,haud. r. N. Sims and DR.. d. Y.
5rumfield, with the said Jas. I.
lock as president, K. A. Aucoin as
ice president, A. A. Sarradet as sec
..etary. and Adolphe Meter as treas
1rer. All of said officers and di-
.ectors shall hold office until the
second Monday of October, 1912, or
until their successors are elected
md qualified, and annually there
after the stockholders shall hold an
election on the second Monday OF
october for the election of directors.
No stakeholder of this corporation
shall ever be held liable for the con-
,racts, faults or debts OF this ccFpo-
alton, nor shall any informality in or
animation render this charter null
n expose the stockholder to any IL
utility beyo1fH the amount OF the un.
,aid balance of his stock. TINS ACT
# incorporation may be amended o1
| his corporation dissolved with the
| assent of tn stockholders OF three
I :ourths of the shares nresent at
| General meeting called for the purpose
Litter ten days notice in Wrltlng serV
| ed by mail on each stockholder OF
| said corporation.
All citation or other legal process
| shall be served on the president, or
| in his absence or inability to act
on the vice president, or, IN defaul
| of these, on the secretary.
! Whenever this corporation shall Df
| dissolved by limitation or otherwise
| it's affairs shall be liquidated b1
three commissioners selected by tht
| stockholders at special meeting
called for that purpose after ten days
notice in writing mailed to eaci
stakeholder at his last known address
Thus done and passed at the toWl
of Donaldsonville parish of Ascen
sion. state of Louisiana, on the da.
and date hereinabove first written
IN the presence of Messrs. Geo. II
Richard and R. E. Dill, competen
witnesses, who have signed thes
| presents, together with me, said ne
cary, and appearers herein, after du
leading of the whole. INVENTION
words inter1ined approved Defor
| signing.
Witnesses:
GEO. H. RICHARD,
Il R. E. DILL.
C. C. WEBER,
Notary Public.
J. F. Fernandez, deputy clerk
court and recorder of the parish
Ascension, state of Louisiana, q
hereby certify that the foregoing a.
of incorporation of The Donaldso,
Vile Garage and Automobile supp
Company, Limited, is true and GO
|rect copy Of the original, and T
! same was this day duly recorded
my office, in Book of Miscellaneo
Acts No. Z, folio
E In testimony whereof I have her
y unto set my hand and official Sc
d at the parish Of Ascension, La, tn
d 18th day of October, 1911.
J. Ed. FERNANDEZ,
y DIV. elk. and Rec.
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A big lot OF early fall and winter
goods just received at Col. 4. D.
Vegas CHEAP Tony. All marked
IN plain figures for the 30-day cut
price sale now going ON.
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United States of America-state OF
Louisiana-Pa Parish Of Ascension.
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PLANTATION PARAGRAPHS.

Continued from page ono.)
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G i q p 7 E r
Of

The DonaIdsonviIle Garage and Au'
tomobile Supply Company, Ltd.
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Our enemy: The common fly
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Proposition to incur an in --
aehfedness of sixty thousand
dollars (S6o, .00l as set forth NJ
in the above proposition.
Taxable valuation s...............e =. !.
Number of acres.
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,i.onosition TO levy an ann,

t
mi of the constitution and the ;.
laws of the state of LOUISIANA.
Proposition to levy an annu- :
al contribution of fifty cents
per acre on every acre OF land
| in the Bayou Bijou Drainage :.
District for twenty-five years :.
consecutively, as above set :.
forth
End. TO authorize the board
I of commissioners of the Bayou :.
| Biiou Drainage District to in, ;
cur an Indebtedness of SAID
district of sixty thousand DOL
lars, {S60, 000), to be evidenced
by one hundred and twenty
,I20) negotiable bonds Of the
district of five hundred dollars
(S500) each, in conformity Win
the provisions of Article 2sl
of the constitution and laws
| of the state of Louisiana: :.
The said bonds to be secured :.
by, and payable out Of. the an :.
nuaI contribution or acreage :.
! tax of fifty cents per acre to :.
| be levied as above provided for !.
/ in Proposition No. /. SAID !.
bonds to mature within twenty !.
five years from their date; to :.
/ contain Ssuch provisions for !.
| their prior redemption at such !.
| times and in such amounts as :.
| the board of commissioners OF !.
| the Bayou Bijou Drainage Dis (.
| trict may determine, to bear !.
| five per cent interest per an :.
| mum from their date, payable. /.
1 semi annually on the lst day OF
January and July of each year. /.
and the proceeds OF the SAFE +.
| of which bonds, in accordance :
with law, shall be devoted TO Z.
/ the accomplishment of the .
/ drainage work of said district
| Proposition to incur an in
| debtedness of sixty thousand
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Tho DonadsOfTine Chief
Texas & Pacific Rally
Time Table

s.sazsogR TRAINS GOING EAST.
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Nugget Special Service.

CHICAGO. Aug. 24.-It is now almost a certainty that the Union Pacific Rail- road employees will gn out on a strike in the near future.
 The unions have made certain de- mands, which embrace an eight hour day, with the same pay. and union foreman to he employed in all depart ments of the road where forman is needed.
 The officials of the Union Pacific road will not grant the demands on the ground that it will cripple the road and cause it to he operated at n loss That to allow the eight-hour day with ten hours pay. would mean the increase of s50.0oO,OOO as operating expenses against the road per year. which is more than the net earnings of the sys- tenn at the present time.
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MAN AND WIFE . FREEZE TO DEATH
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COLORADO. SPRINGS. Aug 23.-
 Delayed in transiD The bodies of w A. skinner and wife Were located today. they having frozen to death near the summit of Pike's Peak two or three days ago.
 Mir and Mrs. Skinner have been stopping at the springs during the sum . mer, their home being at Dallas. Texas The two have done great deal of mountain climbing during the summer and have taken many long tramps into the hills and mountains
 Three days ago they failed to return to keep an appointment here at Colo rado Springs and search was made for them. thinking they had become lost in the wooded section of tn" muun- tains Today their bodies were found. the two having met death near the summit of Pike's Peak from freezing
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FIRE IN GIROUX MINE
 4 DEAD AND 2 MISSING

"as ,.rt#n ..H I fh. P a.n,t laf th. hr e.~ ra.u- fir. a>.-.n aa m. H5.
 I,ur - f. ..U .u' q. rlsuE .H. n.H. .a-. naa4I 'm.na1 r..H.a m. -.#t ..H .r rHN.n 2. A. -ar ffu. n .raa- HHu.l a# 'N-## H..- aH #f. .n au.. Haaas# .r.m =. H'mg tH. -n.".. ##H .u. le#r %. J.. wu dropped ar# w.r. ..n.n.f ern.r T.. tU,. m. ar at.r.a#. n, ua. f,"isnuaus saee.s #.u na.r .f miss. ing and ar- h.H.se f,. HaE- ts-rH-N,H
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STEAMBOAT NEWS

Senator duc at l0 "clock this even ing
 Lukenhach at Solomon discharg ing coal.
 Sophir left for Siberia last evening
 DuNbury sailed for K"tzrhur ports last evening.
 Revenue Cutter Bear due this rysn- ing from Cape Prince of Wales
 corwin arrived yesterday from St Arizona. native boat now in the river being oyerhauled.
 Render Brothers. Hcttie F. Seddnn TOW in roadstead
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Nugget Special Service.

ELY Nev.. Aug e4 \ tir hru' aef in the GirnuX mln. Ias, uehl t.t ]. dat" four miners hah,. h,ra aun.I 2. death. while four have hesu a.. r. "usly burned and tN" are a.s-.-
 The cause of th. nr. l. uaf ua..= and when discovered b tb H.n .afa- ing h"luN ground thsl r.tn.tf ha.I I,.,u rur of the Ire huruns suh -na h"rceuess between them and n, -nau
 All the men working iu rhe mime aH the time made a dash ta rstapr what
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AFTERNOON PAPER DEMANDS
 RESIGNATION DISTRICT JUDGE
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Nugget Special Service.
 SEATTLE. Aug v Tn, S.atfl. Star today has come our in bold l...,i- lines d"nouncmg rmt,d States District Judge C. IT. lianford uf Seattle and in a lengthy editorial d.maud- his resignation fnr his action in th. sat q" Transfer War now being Aag-d
 Tn" Star handles the iudg, without kid gloves. calling him disgrr,. to civilized commuuit, stating tuat his resignation should hr d.maua,I forth with. if he has mol 'nr moral ,purag. (" send it in himself after h.s ar. moves in trying To hand. tH. rr.asr,r problem
 "Judg" HanforI tx a diygrar. t. m. Tinted States Court. gras. dau-.. ., the American pc"pl. and m.r...,. ta ire" government ur. som. us ln. -ttrr- ling headlines rpl".rug n ,H, .u.r. noon nap.r
 The paper calls for tnr r,slgnar,au ". Hanfori and lf thr .mdi,uu Recall
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SENATOR DUE
 THIS EVENING

Word was received from the Steam ship Senator this morning and the cap tain stated he would arrive this evening at l0 o'clock.
 In the message dispatched tn Nom, from the Pacific Coast Steamship |Company's boat now headed for Nome the position of the ship was not given The aerogram stated: We will arrive ofT of Nome at n o'clock this evening and we have on board ffty-three pass engers for Nome"
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SERIOUS OUTBREAK
 AGAINST JEWS

H.u.Hear. Hu# i aru.s.E 3. a. s nrausHerH auHf ar tH. Hn .I sta m.n l.h. rnIl.a e.uIa .Is uaaHa- aaH thn military tHs a#l-I nm ra -.s.u di p'rSea rn. ,rssas aHa a4aar A#,- restored.
 H"m. Secretary ,mr.HH has ra- sur.d th. Jewish .umuua. tur na rrrWrrnss n.l take pla... aHa th. Jews VH u, afforded rg.n rrat-stlan iu the Wtur..
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coRWIN HAD FEW PASS
 FINGERS FROM ST. MICHAEL

Just as the Nugget was going to press yesterday, the Corwin steamed into the roadstead. but time would not permit of publishing the passenger list The following came over on the boat from St Michael
 NJ. Stevens. F. F. Simouds l.. Sund- man. NJ. Nelson. R. N F1orsheim. II C Walker and Mrs Walker sam J"sn- son, MBrs. ]. Van Pelt. C. Gibson F. l. Peters. C. Petrson, x Lawson. Dan Halpin Dan Crowley, C. M"lven
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dolph D. Taft are to be married in October, stated she had nothing to say for publication and when pinned down she would not deny that they were to he married.
 The marriage of the daughter Q; such staunch democratic as the late Grover Cleveland to the son of an out and out dyed in the wool republican like Presi dent Taft. is being commented upon in an elaborate manner by the press of the country.
 It is believed that sometime during the month of october at the Cleveland home in West Princeton N J.. there will be consummated a marriage which will unite the Cleveland and Taft families.
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MORE TROUBLE OVER
 STRIKE IN ENGLAND

.ag3m all uNer thr ,nurtr
 The h"ard "l arbitration al. hear what the leaders have Q" s-tz ai",uI thu refusal au th, part ed tn- railway msu- agvrs iu l.iy"rp,,nl t" urinslalv the strikers aud Wul thvn pass an rn.t ph8s. of the question.
 Bran' new cigars in sos and lO0s Lovera optimO. El Rayo. Carahana Juan de Fuca. Arthurs and owls. Sew ard C0ml Co
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SEATTLE STAR AFTER HANF0RD
GROVER CLEvELAND'S DAUGHTER
 TO MARRY PRES. TAFT'S SON
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Nugget Special Service.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 24-Report has it and the same is not denied by Mrs. Cleveland that her daughter Esther will be married in October to Prcsi- dent Tafts eldest boy, Randolph D., at the brides home in West Princeton.
 The story published today in the New York papers is to the effect that Mrs. Grover Cleveland is now in the city with her eldest daughter Esther. born in the White House during her fathers first term as President. for the purposa of selecting her trousseau for the mar riage.
 Mrs. Grover Cleveland when inter- viewed as to the report which is cur rent to the effect that Esther and Ran
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Nusse. Special Service.

LONDON. Aug .3 -Drlay,-I iu transiU Word has reached thiS eilH that the railroad officials at Liverpool that is the local railway managers have refused to rrinstatr many of th" strikers Their positions having heen filled hy non-uni"n men.
 The leaders or the unions at Liver pool are now enrnute q" this city to demand that the men Ice reinstatrd al once or the strike WilI be deelar-d oli
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A'r' u effect fuda. D petition rpr lh. Iuaer- u.~,H auUn1 I...a.r subscribed mHu. 'HH-s rh. n.uur.a .umn,r
 Aftrr the E,d aa... uu tH. part of Mayor bimm4 taa aa.- oga. iu I..tsiug th' injunction issued from his cumt. Judga Hmrnrl +-..a ,nnru.r modify. ing th. ou, -uuun-aI 2. ... .a effect Lur mol needed H q. ...r. ..r ....4uilrd hy th- ua.nr m ...n .. directed rn, Eru'". raaa '. .-sa, transfers aud 4i,,. a receipt TIat aa.a.. ar sa~ t, bc d. md.H -.r.ns T. u#..al inter- rr.tarI.n os r.. ru.HG-.- 4uarr which 'h- r.~r-.a.. -f.... ..r f..- ar.. b,.us operated
 Tn. u.r au '.. urn .r NI...ar e ...ue u "nrine ar. n ., a.., running. rhrat.nmr r um ru.n.. of fh. ~'r.f .r ...f u,- anH m.nma tn. mur.sm.. aH r....tar- u nl @,l.yt'H "ra"r anrra aul mav have him recalled
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UNION PACIFIC MEN
 EXPECTED TO STRIKE

The heads of the unions are making ready to call strike and if the men agree to it. the whole Union Pacific System will he tied up.
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Nugget Special Servi, e.

LONDON. Aug .a -eBrEt,I H iansip. Today therr Hae $. rian- outbreak against th. Jews ai Mau- Many shops A.p. Nr.r>gd and before th. riot could b, s"ttrn the best of the military had tn hr rtIted out
 \ mob consisting of several hundred people started in ta wreck thr shops nr the Jews who are l"catra ar Mon
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DUxBURY SAILS NORTH

The Schooner Duxbury sailed for the North last evning carrying n full load of freight and many passengers. Sev- eral mining experts went North to in up the coast The following purcha sed their tickets al the office of the r. s Mercantile Co. owners of the Duxhurv
 John Carle, W. c. Torne, n. Y. Williams. II. & Riley. Mrs De Ruhr w. ]. Sullivan. Fred Nix and Dan OMara.
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AVIATOR ATWOOD
 ARRIVES ALBANY
Nugget Special Service.

ALBANY. N Y. Aug - -Drlaye, in transitD Aviator Atwood reached this city today. which k the b,giuune "f the end of his long flight across th, country from NJ. Louis tp New Yorl via Chicago.
 The aviator will remain here at th, town called Castleton on the Hudson awaiting the arrival of the pnnt"ons foi his machine. Then he will fly down the Hudson to New York city.
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BEEF TAKES
 SUDDEN RISE
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE, Aug 23 3-Dclayod in transiu-Today the prices of beef took sudden rise the best dressed beef was advancd to lSiac. per pound wholesale
 No cause was given. the wholesalers stating that from now on the prime beef furnished the trade will br lSlsc per pound. which means the cheapest meat of good quality win have to retail from % to 3Oc per pound
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TO coURTmARTIAL
 NAVAL OFFICER
Nugget Special ssrvies.

Nugget Special Service.
 TERMINATION. Aug 2s Lieut.. Com mander Leland F. James, executive of- icer of the Flagship West Virginia k now before a general eourtmartial charged with misconduct while return ing from a dinner at Vancouver and being unfit for duty
 The general eourtmartial is expected to reach it's verdict today ar Iom"rrow.
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Social Dance. Saturday Night. Eagle Hall. Admission si.00.