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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-12-28

There is very pretty, bright,
healthy, light complexioned, seven and
half months old girl baby, at the
Jean Martin Brown Home, st. Anthony
Park, for which a family home is de-
sired. Any proper person desiring
such child should apply to the
Superintendent, Rev. S. w. Dickinson,
at the Home, 2239 Commonwealth ave.,
st. Anthony Park, st. Paul. Take
Como-Harriet car from either city.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-12-28

A new peoples church will hold it's
meetings in the Grand Opera House
beginning Sunday, Jan. 5, services at
ll:OO a. m. The first of the articles
OF faith is as follows: For the
equal rights and complete Justice for
all men in all stations of life" Rev.
Chas. w. Barnes, former pastor of
First Christian church, is the organ.
izer. Anyone who chooses to affiliate
may join.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-12-28
New Firm. Banks e.

New Firm, Banks & Watkins.
The saloon, No. 40 East Third street
formerly owned by the late Philip E.
Reid, has been purchased by Messrs.
Gus. Banks and Geo. Watkins and will
be conducted, as before, in the first
class style for which it was famous.
The public is cordially invited to call
when desiring the best brands in our
line.
GUS. BANKS.
GEO. WATKINS.
-A6Uarticon,o1t
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-12-28
Coal $3.50 per 4 Ton.

For Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces.
Splint coal in full loads at this price
Holmes e. HaIIoWeII Co.
7 Corners, Phone 4O1.
Advertisement
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-12-28
WE
WISH ALL
OF OUR PATRONS
A HAPPY NEW YEAR

WE
WISH ALL
OF OUR PATRONS
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Only three more days of this year
left.
The public schools will reopen next
thursday, Jan. 2.
Say, but amt we having some nice
winter weather? What next?
Free skating Kinks will be provided
for three months at the public play
grounds this winter.
The office of the Small Loan Co."
has been moved to rooms 25 and 26
fifth floor Union Block.
Lois Belle and Julia Hazel, children
Of Rev. ]. S. Strong, are both on the
sick list, but improving.
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w. T. FRANCIS
WHO FOR A NUMBER OF
YEARS WAS IN THE EMPLOY
OF THE LEGAL DEPART
MENr OF THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
HAS OPENED OFFICES FOR
TIE GENERAL PRACTICE OF
THE LAW AT SO AND 80
UNION BLOCK, ST. PAUL,
Advertisement.
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Mrs. Samuel Hatcher left Tuesday
to spend the rest of the year with
friends in Des Moines, Iowa.
Banks e Watkins, 10 E. Third
street have added some elegant oak
scat stalls and tables to their place
If you have some news you would
like to see in THE APPEAL, write it
on postal card and send to this Of
flee.
Nos. 4 and ) of the International
Railroad Mems Magazine for Novem-
Der and December is out looking very
fine.
FOR RENT-Two flats, one rooms,
one 3 rooms, 1872 w. Central avenue.
Apply Oh the premises.-Advertise
ment.
VIM. Gibbs "Gumb' has piano
player and an entertainer at his cafe
40 +. Third street afternoons and
evenings.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-12-28
SAINT PAUL
WEEKS RECORD IN MiNNEso.
TA's CAPITAL.

'he SANITY City" and Sanity CITY
Fo'ks-Newsy items of Social, Re.
"sious, Political and General, Mat.
tiers Among the People. ~,
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-12-28

SATURDAY, DECEMBER % 1912
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-12-28
INVITATIONS LIMITED.
ANNOUNCEMENT,

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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-12-28
Who Wants A Babv ?

rtisement.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-12-28

cal news to this office it will be ap-
preclated and the news will be pub
liShod ~ 49,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-31

cor>p-ny s1cn as misery loved, here
was a Mc0 verse % than himself
whose prospects were a thousand
times biscsor. Poor devil And mere
he was. captive on che men he had
xronved and beaten and robbed. A
seen throuSh Georges eyes. Ryonnes
outlook was not n pleasant thlng 20
contemplate. But OH the f-nt ;his
one must have been, II IL hsd taken
Eve natives 20 overcome him. how
many had Il taken 20 beat Ryanns
into such shocking condition. lie
was genuinely sorry for Ryanne. but
in his soul he was gisd 20 see him.
one white man could accomplish
nothing ia the face Of these odds; 1ct
two white men. that was a different
! matter. Ryanne. once ne got his less.
| strong. courageous. rcsourccful. Ry.
| anne would set them both ont OF 4
somehow. And n Ryanrs
/ hadn't the rug. who the dickens hadg
The tumble Of questions that rose
| I'm his mind seeking answers 70 ma
riddle OF Yhiordes rug. subsidized even
as they rose. The bundle 90 the far
side Of Ryanne stirred. RE had, I'm "a
| general survey Of rho scene. barely
set q rl-nce upon it. bchovinr SO to
be a condemnation or saddlo-bora
! (made OF wool and cottonl and bian
kos. T. stirred aEsin. George stud
led &c with a peculiar sense Of detsch
n,crt 4 woman, n woman In wha'
had but recently been q smart Paris
81 icn tsilor-made stretches. Th'
: woman. rubbing her eyes. bore her
: self un painfully 20 a sitting posture
I she was white All the blows OF th
2 night past were as nothing IN cor
I -ariscn with this invisible one whic
3 seemed 90 strike az the very sourc
90 his lie.
Fortune Chedso-ei
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-31

sore,xn wnv. beautiful as the star az
the morning. as tire fret rose CT tie
Persian spring: ard he sieAec tcf
the old DAYS that were no more Sne
would have brougbs a sultan's ransom
IN the markets. But tho eccursed
Fcringhi we're everywhere. and these
s,csly n handsome white women were
more 60 them than their hearts blood
why. nc had never ceased 10 ~ohNtr.
Rat upon this knowledge he heo
manned out HE plan Of torture IN 70
ord 10 Rvaune The idea OF selinH
Fortune had dirnly formed In ms
mind while his blood had burned IL
ANGER: but today's soberness showed
mir, the futnity OF such PROCEDURE
lie would have 20 make the best OF
foolish move: for the girl woHi1
eventually prove an encumbrance. AZ
any rate. he would wiring one white
mans heart TN It beat dry IN his
hreost That her health might be M
sped. that she might sickcn and die
In no manner aroused his pity. iE''
attribute was destined never 10 %
/ awakened in Nahcmed's heart.
The klsweh. tho kisweh. always tn
/ Holy Yhiordos. that ne must have
even n he had 10 forego the pleasur
| OF breaking Ryanne. lie was too oil
/ 20 start life anew; az least. too oil
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-31

ser4r,. wiz the reasonable assurance
that The Young man would md some
one 20 xri6s him back 20 The hotel,
After a While ae observed that George
Rad recovered and vas grimly dghtiaa
the lnrsisoning ropes.
-you WIN need yocr strength n
serposea Nah0med gently. II tSfVe
The cloth from ycor mouth. Win yoa
promise not 10 cry out" There vas
an as-metfve rod. snd Nahcucd IN
tied the bardaFe. Listen. ] mean
vou no harm. II ySu VIII send 20 the
hotel for TIE Holy Yhiories. yon vii
be liberated the moment Il Is put iatc
my hands"
Go &C the deucet" snapped cco-gc.
eth dizzy. The fiEhtiEg mood hsdn :
evaporstcd. By any means NcG
know where & Is better than I 50
this vas NshcDS6r
.Fools~ cried to other. shsSine
George roughly.
Easy there, ! had the rug. be-
sc Was stolen this afternoon" he VA
very weak and tired And 4 hs'
Il. shouldn't give Il 70 yori.- vii
renewed truculcnce; and you ma
put that n your wster-plQe aid srnoS
A."
Nahomed. no lonEer paciHc, strnc
Georse violently upoa the mouth H'
on his part was unknighuy enough :
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-31

homed shrugged and returned 70 tho
bu4lness ~ break1g can D.
George was kesaiy interested IN
this man who could accept such \
kick apparently without feeling or TO
sentiment. DE stood up for q better
view. one glance vas sufficient II
was Ryanne. TIC eTg;while ahable
gyanne Of the reversible cuffs. his
feet and hands SIN in bondage. hts
clothes torn. his face battered anc
F bruised Ike q sailors Of Sunday
morning ca shore]sayo. The sight Of
Eyarne Frightened him considerably.
+ kiihoveh he was singulariy free from
the spirit on meievDicnce. BE- was. new
er,heless. human snoagh 20 subscribe
Il that unwrtten and much denied
creed that the misery Of one man REQ
onelles another 70 bis. And here wa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-31

rtfer-t 70 SIX RS teeth an the b-u-
r1l hand Cuee- fEDcies ct through
mans head IL times Ike this for ne
snerprtuslltv o. the bite reminded
htrr Ct EaIlcrrs'crs and tie tubs VIII
~ buhhinS apples. One IhinE vas
certain Re woui5 HI this 1sEln The
YER FIRST crror1 unity Rather
Startling -uetz-o-Ihosis IN the char
acte- q 4 nan whose Ufe had been
uaszea IN the pesosfulest environ
neuts- And 70 Ri hin without The
Least cc-rru1ctic-- 100. TO strlze q
zrzn Who couldn't help hi-rc-fi
Hey -hers-- he yelled hep Tor
a white man" Af-er such E-eztue1t
Ne considered q anything but dishon-
o-zble 10 break his parole AID where
vas Rvaunes ~Eslpi-
Ashu-ed Ewurg his a-m rounc
cec-rs's neck. aid the rA.rt CT be
EEn VIII q EurEle and ended WIZ
srh- Deftlv. ne A-zb 7erer -z9e'
ne rriscne~'s mouth s. be- = =
had had his chsnce Tor frVe1uu1, 1Q7
b. should drink 20 tae bottom e 70
hftter cur. along wiz tkr c-1srs- p
ErT no ~.
Re we ri-~lv one O. re p-wTls
TIE game - vas playing BIZ now
srw thzt there was Ranger r. lbere
srR rfra- The othert MahoLec q
resred his why bard TO Eub.e'
hsr 70 the u--cs- me--Zl agony
h-ezk hin physicians. trc- 20 Fay ~
back pound Tor pence. 20 c--'ss,
hu-t. 70 rack hi-. thz- was 81 =
Seemed desired
CSorFe -a5c ID rurtLg- e-cr1
FREE htrnEeit. nor srrc-c-rlF - oss'
Himself about ne future Sc-e-Th -
Il ne frhr. prcssuslly 1E De
swzs-st --e table. he h-1 received
---Fhs-g blow 81 tie sman RIBS; q
when Nzhomec threw him back
4rfrts-t for TIRE second -iUe e "a
re reclinec Imply 81 -hs corner
ne czrr1aFs, the bosom % hiE 81
- Srr open sor TIE thrifty Al
( - Yu-loI-ec tie pesri-E-ucs.
=. usr-butto-s. and tie ssDgh
Ard corscsouEuesB
W o-lv when they lfted I'm
<4SF rcrpsd hirr .ncousidera-sly 8
a 4 nick dust q tie read Re stir
q - : bonds. but presently
u. TIE pain 81 his side hu-r k'
and he wasr1 sure that TIE
<<=S ~ae whole. What tine rad pas
since his @utrancs % tAe Elgls1-
vas beyorc nis reckoning. but
9n~w fhz. y var - in the carr
n1Kh1, as &C Hight whatever Denetrs
RAa cloth over lis eyes That ne
Hofneutere outslLe Tia city be
assured ~ the tang q he VI
Wind. &c heard low Voloes-Ara
and While he posEesssd q suaatte
O. the tongue, his bead sc1eo
sharply 9or hin 20 sense 3 y
Later. q camel coughef- Camelst
vrtere w9-s they taking him ups
csmelf Bagcadf IUp0sEible;
were TOO many white m@n folio
4be known csmeI-sEys- he groar
sit,is. but The scCnt cid not reach
earn o. HIS captorr. To roe G
under ordinary conditions was
fui AFFAIR bat % strzacls the UDs
brute, dressed Is he was. sn
sowfan and paDer-tbin pumps, ci
promote any pIezErrsbie thor
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fore they got through. Hang ne
And doubly hang the man Nhc
sold Il 20 him.
His uhsiora frieft, conscience.
hack an6 gibberec a. him On
said. Don't co ST." and now 80
saying quite horaoiy ! tod
sos" Hadn't she warned him. (
xhs swung her red lantern anc'
Rnry nosaf Well shs hoped ,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-31

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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-03-28

Joseph Jany of Delta has disposed Of his interest in the
Potcie group and will go on a homestead
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-03-28
DEFINE POWER OF STATE ENGINEER

According to decision by the supreme court Of this state
the state engineer by granting subsequent water permit
not interfere any with the vested rights of the for
permit holders, while the giving of certain instructions
is held an error by the court.
The decision was reached in the of n r. Gard
G. w. Thompson ct al important action appealed from the
fourth judicial district court in action to enforce for
eure and in forfeiture could not be had to
damages the supreme court reversing Jude Socsager who
presided in the district court when the tried and the
Judgment given for the plaintiff, Gard.
The opinion is written by Justice Sullivan and concred
in by Chief Justice Stewart and Justice Aishe The facts
in the show that it commenced by Gard against G.
W. Thompson, l.. e. Bradley j. H. Peterson c. IT, amInctt
King Hill Extension Company Limited, and the Medury Wa
ter company written opinion given by Gard to the defend
ants Thompson Bradley and Peterson to purchase all Of the
water rights and water claims represented by two permits
each including 20 second feet per minute of time of the water
of certain creeks Emore county, which the respondent had
procured from the state engineer The jury that tried the
gave Gard verdict for 0S5597 and appeal to the
preme court was taken from this judgment.
Many important questions of water right discussed
in the opinion which long Justice Sullivan in his
decision discusses the option and other issues that the
well the organization Of the promoting companies
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-03-28
MONITOR TO RESUME WORK
Reports Are Circulated That Work on
Long Tunnel Near Saltese
Will Soon Start.

Preparations about completed for resumption Of
work the Monitor Mining companys ground which is Ioca
ed Satcse Mont and in the eastern part of the Coeu
Acne district During the forest fires two years ago all
the buildings of the company destroyed and nothing i'll
the way of development has been done since that time. The
outlined by the company at this time consists of driving un
mel from the Milwaukee railroad to tap the vein below the
lower workings and according to surveys made the tunnel will
have length of $500 feet when it reaches the vein.
great deal Of work has been done this group at
times and large bodies Of running high in copper have
been blocked out and shipped but owing to tile distance
Of the property from transportation facilities and the rough
country which necessary to haul the
considered economy drive the long tunnel contemplated
Previous to the forest fires the mine thoroughly equip
ped with all machinery needed to carry the work shaft
700 feet has been sunk and the bodies opened up three
levels All Of tn outside improvements and much of the
tmberng in the shaft and tunnel destroyed in the forest
fire in which it is estimated the company suffered loss of APP
proXinaey.
Control of the Monitor has changed hands several times
and at time H. f. Samuels of the Success mine the
principal holder of stock but is understood he has disposed
Of the aority of his holdings in the last few and that
control of the property vested in Spokane residents
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-03-28
POWER COMPANY DECLARES DIVIDEND.

According to dispatches the directors of the Wash
ngon Water Power Company of Spokane which has branch
lines in this district and which recent completed an eXen
sion of the line up Nine Mile will meet in New York April
o declare the regular quarterly dividend to stockholders of
the company of record March -. The distribution OF
oxnately $2s320O will be among 100 stockholders 800
of whom are residents Of Spokane. The total outstanding
stock of the company is about %4GOO00 and the dividend
will he a e rate of per cent per alnu cents for each
dollar of the present outstanding stock at par value
The company is erecting power plant at Long lake and
since the distribution of the last dividend work has been pro
crossing rapidly on this The present dividend will exceed
that of April l. 1911 because of an additional issue of nearly
S. 100000 having been placed in the hands of former stock
holders in the fall.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-03-28
BR|EN SELLS OUT TO DAYS.
Purchase of Brien Stock Will Termin-
ate Five Years of Litigation---
To Start Work Soon.

f. r. Day. president Of the Tamarack & Chesapeak Min
ing company this week confirmed the current to the
effect that the stock of that company 100000 in number and
several claims joining the PROPERTY had been purchased by the
day interests The price is withheld but has it that
was for a consideration of approximately $4,000.
This purchase Of this interests will the close of more
than five years litigation between Bren and the Days and
it is the general belief of mining in this district that ac
tive work will be commenced the group immediately but
Mr.. Day would not say what day operations would start
The Days present control the Custer group, adjoining
the Tamaack and has been shown that the amarac
body extends into Custer ground and it believed to be more
than probable that before any definite plan Of development
decided for the opening up Of the properties the two com
panies will be consolidated
The Tamarack & Chesapeak, although it has shipped
only very few is regarded of the richest pros
poets in the Coeur dAenes and is said to be in position
pay dividends work is started Although Mr. Day
refused to state what day work would sag is the gen
cra opinion that the will start up not later than May
and that plans are completed calling for the erection Of
200 ton daily capacity mill and that planned to put not less
than $50 in the workings all details finished
Since the Of the sale the stock has been III
great demand and several who we'll acquainted with
tie property have been cndeavong to buy all the stock they
could and said that although the Days at present control
tle majority of the stoc in the market to buy The
stock held closely however, and ony few shares Of in
dvidua stock have been offered The stock has from
an asked price Of 5 cents to considerably the dollar
mark and profit like this does not bring out enough
sock anywhere enable the brokers to fill their buying
orders.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-03-28
FALLING ROCK KILLS MINER.

John Murphy of Butte Mont who arrived in the Coeur
Alenes less than two weeks instantly killed III the
Hunter mine at Muan while working his first Shift by two
rockwhc caught him in such way to cut his body IN
two His chest and abdomen frghtully crushed and
his lower exemties broken places The
fortunate young 5 years of age and secured work
at the Hunter Monday.
Murphy was assigned the night shift and went to work
Monday night He sent to the 44h floor where he work
ed up to midnight. A little before O'Clock miners working
the of the drift heard the noise like rock falling and
when no answer was received to their shouts they went to the
rock and found Murphy held fast underneath 1t PLAIN
y evident that the had died before help could reach him
and before the raising of the slab showed his rghtfu INJURIES
The body was brought to Wallace and prepared for ship
ment to Butte where accompanied by of his fellow
workers at the Hunter Murphy is survived is three sisters
all residents of Butte.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-03-28
CARBONATE HILL GETS PATENT.

President Martin of the Carbonate Hill Mining company
this week received from the interior department the patents
two additional claims of the group the Carbonate Fraction
and the Long John claim. The holdings of the company
consist of group of 10 claims all Of which patented pat
ents the other eight claims having been secured three
The entire of about 200
and settles all possibility Of disputes which might arise
ia the future the possession of the bodies recently
opened up i'll that property.
Recent reports from the property indicate that
body of has been encountered in its lower tunnel which
of higher grade than amy heretofore found The tunnel
has crossed body of part of which from 90 to 10
per cent lead with high values in silver and this accompan
led bv a fair grade Of milling The find shows
values in zine The extensive quartzte dyke
of greenish color and is materially different from any other
rock found in this district
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-03-28
TRY OUT new STEWART TRAM
Officials Sary New Tarm Will More
Than Meet Requirements---
Working New Tunnel.

M. W. Bacon, manager of the Stewart mine visited the
property this week and present last Friday when the
~ official test of the tram Just completed made 1t
shown that the tram had capacity of - tons every three min
utes load going down in minutes. According to
him there question but what the tram has capacity to
easily handle the output Of the mine through the tunnel
Plans have been completed looking to the removal Of the
Stewart Office to Deadwood gulch from Government gulch
and contract has been awarded to NJ Topff of this city to
the Stewart boarding house from Silver King to
Deadwood gulch The building erected last and has
been managed by Norman Hooper, who will continue in that
capacity. The work of moving the house will start mmed
atey and owing to the size Of the building the task likely to
prove 10 easy matter
Work a large scale has been started in the lower
tunnel and the tram busy carrying the from there to the
bins The greater part Of the force has been transferred to
this although will continue upper workings
for perhaps two three months
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-03-28
NEW LUMBER MILL FOR ST. MARIES.

Backed by St. Paul capital new lumber mill costing
900 will be erected at St. Mares this sum
mer p Boyle of Spokane engineering the deal for the
investing parties and the construction work will be com
menced at once Mr. Boyle and of his associates now
in st. Mares with surveyors mapping out route 1or
branch of the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound railroad
The name of the corporation has not been given out
but it said that the company has negotiations pending with
the government whereby it will purchase from 5O00oooo to
1no 0oO OOO foot Of timber on lands This timber
practically all white pine and would be purchased for about
50 thousand or 100000 $20000O 1t is understood that
the new mill will be twoband sawm with all the modern
equipment and will give employment to between 100 and oo
men during the cutting season.