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Charge
Against Weaver For Receiving
Liquor Under A Fictitious
Name

/, Evidence that he had received "a
pints of whiskey under the fictitious
name Of "V. Elkhart" led to the ar
rest Of Charles F. Weaver Thursday
by Chief of Police Parker and Oflcer
McElroy at room in the Roberts
fats.
The charge levied against Weaver
was receiving liquor under fictitious
name, the penalty for the first offense
being 5000. Weaver was arraigned
before Mayor Perrine and entered a
plea of not guilty to the charge. His
hearing was set for Saturday morning
ut 10 o'clock and a $3.50 bond was
asked for his appearance at that time.
In default of this Weaver was sent to
Jail.
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Is LINCOLN HIGHWAY DAY

A nationwide celebration is being
conducted today, and along the $4,000
miles Of the coast.to-coast roadway
now under construction Lincoln
Highway" day was celebrated with
band concerts, professions and
speeches. The activities of last year,
when the highway was dedicated,
were repeated, with additions. Last
year the highway was but gigantic
proposal, great idea, task to which
the nation had set itself, while today
1t Is felt that the Lincoln highway
can be truly called an assured sue
cess. The gigantic roadway, costing
$4,000 a mile, is making rapid prog
ress and the memorial to America s
great president will soon be nearing
completion.
The programs for the days celebra-
tions were arranged by the state,
county and local governments along
the route.
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Roosevelt Reveals Plot.

Princeton, N. j.. Oct s1.-Colcnel
Theodore Roosevelt told the students
at Princeton In an address that he
had seen the plans Of two empires
involved In the European war to cap.
ture great American ssaports and
hold them for ransom. He added: "I
hope the time will come when this
country will provide that every man
may have to practice In marksman-
ship and some military training.
have seen deliberate plans prepared
TO take both San Francisco and New
York and hold them for ransorns that
would cripple our country and give
funds to the enemy for carrying on
war"
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CITY INVESTIGATION
AT HAMILTON, ONTARIO

Hamilton, Ont, Oct. 31-Sensations
are expected to be sprung on Monday,
when Judge Snider win resume the
judicial investigation of municipal
affairs. mo one will be protected in
this inquiry" declared Judge Snider.
IF anyone knows anything wrong
let him come forward and tell us
about 1t. I don't care who II hits,
from the head of the municipality
down." The disappearance of large
quantity of oil bought by the city will
Re one of the matters Investigated.
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TO THE POINT

George r. Roberts of Fort Dodge,
L.. director Of the mint. has resigned.
Former Secretary Of the Navy
George Won l.. Meyer, in speech at
Boston, advocated larger navy.
Baron OHM Arbuthnot FISHER, I'D.
miral Of the British feet, has been
appointed first sea lord to succeed
Prince Louis Of Battenberg. resigned.
Mrs. Bertha Jasncy. forty-eight. and
her crippled daugh y Sophia, sixteen,
were found dea;,'u Hc.r home at Chi.
cago. They had ended their lives BY
turning On several gas jets. The hus'
band and father had left home.
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BERMUDA HAS AMERICAN LINE

Hamilton, Bermuda, Oct. 31-When
the steamer Oceana reaches here on
Monday or Tuesday from New York,
the event will be duly celebrated by
the American residents, for 1t will be
the first time that regular passenger
liner ever entered the harbor flying
the American flag. The Oceana will
make regular trips, and the colonial
government has taken sufficient in
terest In the enterprise to grant sub
s!dy of one pound sterling for every
passenger the company takes to Ber-
muda.
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DEATHS. 7
Frank w. Watkins

Word was received In the city Fri
day morning of the death of Frank w.
Watkins, which occurred on Thursday
evening at his home In Los Angeles,
California. The deceased was a for
mer resident of Mt. Vernon, and was
quite we'll known here. The remains
VIII be brought to this city and the
interment will occur In Mound View
cemetery at noon Wednesday, Novem.
ber 4.
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ARREST
Of Charles Barr On A Charge
Of Assault

A succession of quarrels resulted in
the arrest Thursday afternoon of
Charles Barr, the affidavit charging
him with assault and battery having
been made by his wife. He was taxi
cn into custody on South Main street
by officer McElroy and arraigned he
fore Mayor Perrine. Entering plea
cf not guilty, his hearing was set for
saturday morning at 10 o'clock and,
in default of $50 bond. he was sent
TO jail. Barr Is employed by the Mt.
Vernon Bridge Co,
Five vagrants were lodged In the
city jail Thursday evening.
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"S7RAW" Vote
At Bangs Largely FavorS Cox
And Hogan

A STRAW vote election" was held
at Bangs Thursday. A box was main
tanned at o. M. F'ollin's store during
the entire day and voters were priv
ileged to take advantage of the oppor-
tunity to express their position. When
the "polP' closed AZ votes had been
cast. OF these, 25 were recognized
Republicans. Bearing this in mind,
the result was tremendously in favor
of Cox for governor and Hogan for
senator. There was more than a two
to one vote dry. The vote was as fol-
lows:
Cox-24.
Willis-16.
Garf1eld-3.
Hogan--19.
Harding-14.
Garford-7.
Dry-30.
Wet-13.
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tool of the Standard Oil Co., as the
spokesman for the leading lobbyist of
the state, he stands before the voters.
what humiliating spectacle to
the decent Republicans of Ohio, whose
candidate he is.
81 leave it for Mr.. Willis to explain
why the Ralston Steel Car Co. and
Harvey CARRIER are so deeply inter-
ested in his success"
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PARCEL POST TO
FRENCH GUIANA

Washington, d. c., Oct. 3l-Begin-
ming tomorrow the parcel post system
will be enlarged by the addition Of
French Guiana. Packages for desti'
nation to that country will be accept
ed IL made up and despatched from
the United States. Eleven pounds Is
the limit, and the rate is IL cents per
pound or fraction thereof.
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FINGERS MASHED

Mr.. william Lowe. employed at the
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., had three
fingers OF his left hand badly mashed
Thursday afternoon. when he acci-
dentally caught them In machine.
Several stitches were taken by DR.. s..
u. Deeley to close the wounds.
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Daly's Theatre in New York has
been leased by Charles A. Taylor, to
open November with the spectacu-
lar drama, Yosemite"
Joe Weber is to produce new mel
Odrama called "The Fallen Idol"
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DIVIDENDS FROM WYOMING OIL

Billings. Mont, Oct. S1--More than
$4,000 in dividends will be distributed
In Billings next Monday by the Mon
tana 4 Wyoming OIL Co. This is the
first dividend from operation OF an
oil well In the northern Wyoming
field.
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Wilson WIN Not Clos. Mines.

Washington, Oct. Sl.-The White
House set at rest reports that had
teen circulated that the president
vas considering the advisability Of
closing the coal mines In Colorado.
The White House issued statement
denying that the president had such
Q move In contemplation.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-03

Mr.. Frank Banning, who has been
working In Columbus, has returned
home to spend the winter.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-03

"Sybil' Is the latest musical piece,
and the Frohmans are putting it on
at Boston.
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Satisfactory.

Nrs. Gabb-Are your new neighb0rs
all right socially?
Mira. Tabb-Oh, yes-their children
stand even lower in their studies than
mine do Kansas City Star.
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A daughter was born Friday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond G..
Brown OF East Gambler street at the
Mt Vernon hospital.
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TIMES FOR HOLDING
COM MON PIE AS
COURTS, A. D., 1915.
STATE OF OHIO, SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

1t Is ordered that the terms Of the Com
mon Pleas Courts of the several counties
In said judicial district, for the year 1915,
be fixed as follows, to-wit:
Ashland COunty-On the 15th. day of Feb
ruary and the 10th day of May and the
18th day Of September.
Coshocton County-On the 18th day of
January and the 18th day of April and
the eth day of September.
Holmes County--On the nth day of Jan
uary and the 26th day of April and the
27th day of Sentemher.
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Knox county-On the 11th
day of January and the 18th
day of April and the 11th day
of October.

Qay OF April ana Cne llCn Qay
Of October.
January and the 9Th day of April and the
18th day of September.
Licking County--On the 11th day OF jan
aa aary % end t the Sth day OF April and the 18th
Morrow County-on the nth day of jan
nary and the 18th day of April and the
Richland County-On the 4th day of jan
uary and the 9th day Of April and the 18th
day OF September. .,
uary and the 26th day of April and the
9th day Of September.
It is further ordered that the courts Of
T, B. Fulton and II. w. Jewell.
That the courts of the Second sub-di-
vision be held by Judges Edwin Mansfield
That the courts Of the Third sub-divi:
sion be held by Judges w. s. Hanna and
w E Weygandt
, - be designated as Supervising
Judge, and that said terms Of court be-
gin at 70 p,slosk % k,av e; m;
&bMiN M5H9ii4M MANsPfEGpR'' Il PPhY3R'
IT, II 3. 3. wHKGQNNpr ESkG4N
WI s. HANNA.
Dated at Columbus, Ohio. this Goth day
Of October, A. D., 1914
/ Chas. w. Hayes, Clerk Of the Com
mon Pleas Court, within. and for said
the above and foregoing is true copy
OF the order fixing the times for holding
the Common Pleas Courts In the Sixth
judicial District Of Ohio for the year 1916,
and that the same now appears of record
on the Journal of said court.
In witness whereof l have hereunto
OF said court at Mt. Vernon Ohio, on the
2ith day of October, 1914.
CHAS, w. HAYES.
Clerk.
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,', upntrN and the pe"pl" of tn" coun- try, both in the present and in tn" future generations.
 His last move in this direction came today and it shows that he does nr' propose to give congress time tu d" any IOating on the job as long as h." h"s hold nf the leading strings.
 us'mastcr General IBurlsun at th' direction of the President has worked out u plan in regard tn government ownership of some of the public util- uics and this plan. after having been approved and reconstructed by the President was today submitted to tn" ,' nate with the recommendation thai it he enacted int" law
 The plan submitted by tn. Post master General as the basis for con 9lessional action recommends tht gov ernmcnt take over all of the telc- graph and telephone lines of the C, untry and that they be administered urdrr the Post office Dcpartmen: "t under u new department to he created for the purpose. If such q new department is created it will be
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Au Prince but will be sent to any points in the country where there ar any manifestations of revolt and il is expected that the brigade will h" split up into small commands in or der tu handle this police work.
 It is not believed here that any norc troops will he required as this provisional brigade is composed of tho Eicll of the Marine Corps and all of the men have been accimatcd to the south by long service in Cuba and oh the Canal Zone.
 The orders issued to the senior ma - waters are to stop the fighting and l." protect all foreign interests.
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RECOMMEND MORE
 BOATS FOR ALASKA

ilc also recommends that here he considerable ncreas" m tb" number o' men allowed for the work of pro- t,ctn@ the fish and that headquarters fo' the parr" fleet and for 'h- other work carried on in the waters of the territory be established at Seattle from which point there will he kept constant watch on th" cdnnerirs end other fishing projects [" see that they kept within lha law regarding {, their catches and t" the disposal "t tle fish which ale not used
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FIRST MARINE BRIGADE
 GOES TO HAITI

mandcr in Haiti over five thousand we'll seasoned troops. which it is be- l'eved will be sufficient to police the entire country.
 The marines will have with them two batteries of field artillery and will take camp cquipage and supplies fer as long a stay in the island as may be necessary.
 Conditions in Haiti are reported to br growing worse and the German and English governments look to the United States to afford protection for their subjects and to prevent the de- .struction of the many sugar planta- tons owned and operated by English and German capitalists
 The marines will be landed at Port
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 WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-That the present democratic administration will enact legislation which will even tually have the most far reaching eff feet on the country and which will SD far change a great many of the commercial and industrial conditions that no future party will be able to revert to the present methods seems more probable as the days of tn" Wilson administration lenEthen.
 Mir Wilson has been a close stude [ of economic and governmental pro blems for Il great many years before he was considered as a possibility as a presidential candidate and the the ories that he worked out as d student and which he found to bf the theorie $ best suited for a republican form of go\ ernment which was supposedly manintained for the best interests If iIl of the people all of the time, wer,' not the theories of the democratic party Mir. Wilson's ideas were far in advance of anything that his party had hitherto advocated in as drastic
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THE MOOSE
 PARADE

Dictator Mcdonnell lrad Ihe. cohorts e. the Loyal order of AIuuS,. uu u "''"rt reconnaissance in fore" through IT." main artery "t trade III Nome to- day.
 Led by | band and with banner. living the solid phalanN of the great dictators warriors marched from their hall down Front street and ' Ck. There WIS six horse wagon al the head of the parad" in which rode some of the high Gignitorics of the order and behind this came the serricd ranks of the loyal sons. each with Il red sash across his iparka ar | oVercoat
 | One section "f ihe marchers Wore | horns. cmhlamatic of the order. on tfeir fur caps. After going over the line of march the lodge returned to it's quarters | where there was an initiation and a rousing meeting.
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manner HS they were put forwar by the candidate for presidential hon OTIS. But the demuCartic party need ed something new and Mir Wilson's iueaS were more in line with the C:@ inns of the democrats as tn policy than they were in line with the re publican methods. Therefore the de rnncrats adopted Mir Wilson's ideas d.. n party platform and many of tn" leaders felt hat the party could win \, ith the Wilson theories and then quietly shclve them and let tho country run along Hs il has always gene with very little difference be tween q republican OF Il democratic administration outside cf the eyer l'esent question of tariff
 liut President Wilson means 10 put his ideas of government into practice and he has been constantly at the task of doing just that ever since he has been in office.
 one after another he has taken up thc reforms that he deemed as neces- snry for the hcttcrmont of the govern mcnt and the proper protection of the
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BURL BISON BILL WOULD MAKE
 THE GOVERNMENT EXTERNAL

called the Department ut I"Inmun cations and 1T th" manaprmont of ,th" telegraph and t.I"ph"n" systems "! th, country k left l." the present Post p'hcr Department us n1m" will hr changed tu the Department "t Posts and Communications
 Tn" hill as drafted h> tn" Post master General pr"poS''s that the gov - crnment own r m"u"plv over thc trlr- elaph. lrl"ph"u" aud radl" communi- cations '"t i,-.r coulI> and that con errs~ puch haS". .u ,n appraised Nal. u"ti"n rll ot rhr present commercial trl"ph"ur aud trlrsrtph nnrS
 The hiu also pr"p"s"s that con @t' s~ ,uuDh"rr1r the Postmaster Gen rlal l." issue r,> "clllc licenses for the operation hN public individuals HNSuciat ions. companies "r corpora tions such parts If the telegraph tel, phone und radio service as tho government does mot desire to talk, "N"r at this tim"
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WILL KEEP THE PEACE HAITI
CANNOT PLAY
 LIKE MANUEL
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I.pNDDN, Jan 3l queen Mary the greatest I"formrl uI he age, She at> so restricted the ,nurt that lie n tu" royal household has become one long sombrr bore. N"w she has h' gun to put stop [" the newly pcImltt"d pleasures If the Prince Dt Wales. The queen r"rc"tI! 'etrnei t,dt the heir L" the throne uf Eng lnd had visited several music halls with his tutor. This was bad enough but when the royal mother learned that His IlighneSs had gone twice to the same music hall in one week ana .td applaudcd lh" efforts uf d crr- tain dancer. she mad ,lsi"us of Gabt md Manuel and the los, throne of Portugal and now she has f"rhtddrl tt' N"une princes attcnduu"e at Any | ,aN house where frtNilous acts lrr at. lt we'd
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MOOSE TEMPLE
 AT CAPITAL
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 WASlIINGTON. p. C.. L,ln. 3l. 'Hhr erection in Washington of ;t na- ti,nll temple "f the Loyal Order n: Nuusr was advocated by Trickrtt G. Giles, of Baltimore, ., member of the national board of the urganiz&t!on. lt q boost" meeting of Columbia Lodge No l2G of the order at Typographical T, mplc last night
 A large number "t Senators and Re- rl esentativts being members of the 1 organization and invitations having been extended to them to address last nights meeting. il was called Il Con | pI essional session" in their honor ! N.ce President Marshall, speaker Champ Clark. senator poindenter and number of representatives who
 had been asked to speak. however sent in their regrets saying that i'm portant business made it impossible 1 for them to he present. The virtues | and benefits to he derived from the or ganization were discussed by q num- | her of the speakers.
 Those in charge of the session were: | IT. F. Gubalke. of Baltimore. repre- seiting the organization department of the order: Emmet l.. Adams. chair mitn: Thomas Lanaham w. II. Ang- 1 lin. Max Pines. C. w. Connolly and Dr. IT, F.. Perry.
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WEST MAY BE 5RYANIZEO Special Nuqaet Service

PORTLAND, Jan. 3l.- Governor West is considering the offer of lee. ture agency which has offered him five hundred dollars a week for d lecture tour throughout the United States.
 Portland has withdrawn from ber position of antagonizing Seattle by demanding that one of the region" l reserve banks be established there and will ask for branch regional bank.
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BACK TO THE
 GOOD OLD REEL
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NEW YORK. Jan. 31.--There is a movement in society which seems t. he swinging back to the good old days of the grandmothers and grand fathers of the present day generation O. tango and turkey trot dancers.
 It Is nothing more than the reintr"- ductiOn of that good oldfashioned and merry dance the Virginia Reel. At nearly all of the dances which have been given by the smart set since the beginning of the new year the Ntr- ginia Reel has appeared on the pro gram and the revival of this rompin,; dance of the old plantation days has become very popular.
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0peciat Nu99et SeTVlcc.
 WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l. Orders were issued by the navy department fer the brigade of marines stationed at the camp of instruction and mobo . lization at Port Royal, South Caro- lima, to embark on board q transpor. immediately and sail for Port Au Prince, Haiti, where it will be landed and will take charge of the town and, if necessary the entire country of the disturbed black republic.
 This brigade is composed of the second, third and fifth provisional re giments of marine infantry and can be reinforced by the first and fourth regiments from Guantanimo. Cuba which will give the American com
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WASHINGTuN. Jan. 3I Secretary Rrdheld has approved tn" annual re- port of Commissioner smith of tn" Iurrau of I'ishorrs and will ask com ercss for an immediate appropriation ', order to put int" fleet some O. the recommendations "t the bureau chief.
 Commissioner smith asks fn a number of small boats and launches for use in patrol work in Alaskan waters for the pr"t"ction of the fish ahu the regulation of the fisheries.
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PASSENGERS IN DANCER
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NEW ORLEANS, lan 3f. Forty eight of the crew and passengers ,f a Mississippi river ferry boat are in danger as the result of the grounding o' the boat on steep ledge. If the boat slips off into deep water she will UT doubtedly sink. The steamer AL narante and d tug are standing by the ferry.
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THIS WILL INTEREST YOU.

For the next thirty days we will place on sale at 20 per cent discount Ta ailor Made suits to order.
 Fifty four of this seasons latest patterns in blacks and blues serges and worsteds.
 First class workmanship. Fit guar anteed Only small deposit required. We invite you to examine goods whe- ther you buy or not. We do altera- tions and cleaning. pressing and re- pairing Yours to please.
 NOME ToILoRINo co. Between Zshner and Ssgsrstrom's.
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The first game between the Lighten- inc Strikers and the ThunGerbots $ will take place Il week from Friday There will also bC a basket ball game Davis and d base ball game between the Fort Davis and picked team of league players. The proceeds of these ui mes vii go tu the Kennel Club With such a varied series of attrac- tons the next base ball night should b' one of the hest of the winter
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No one who saw the enthusiasm of the Moose during their novel and spectacular parade today can douht that the roundup at Eagle hall tonight fair of tho season.
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GOETHALS CONFIRMED
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 WASH1NGTuN. Dee. 3I The no mination "G r"l"nrl Go"thals to h" .,Nil govclll"r of the Pahamt Canal I' n. was confirmed hN the senate to- day.
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WOMAN ACQUITTED
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3l.-Mis:' Alexander, the young woman who was arrested and tried on the Chare" of killing millionaire Van l'aal"n with whom she was said to he in l"V" was today acquitted by the jury.
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Mrs. BartIett's dancing class every Tuesday and Friday evenings at 8 p. m. K. K. Hall.
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Results of tn" \. F. billiard tourna- ment last night:
 senior Division. Class .\-Grigsbv. 300; pr. l;aync, 13S
 Senior Division, Class E. Van sick lc, 125; Roster, 13i.
 Junior Division, Class .,-Dr Sloan. 100: A. X. Allen. S4.
 X. A. Allen. 100: |. Y. shelton, 93.
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Entertainment. dance. Moose Round up. Jan. 3t. Eagle hall Adm. $15o
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Mining Editions ready for mailing at the Nugget ofFios. &c.,.
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NEWS NOTES

The mail for the outside left carly tris morning. on account of the fine condition of the trails lIcgnoss eN- poets tn make a quick run.
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For Nome News and Worlds nsws get the Nugget.
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The base ball league is urrancnG {" give H smoker on next Thursday evening.