Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 6, 1888, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JANUARY 0. 1888 LISTENING TO COMPLAINTS, | fraar.m e distect conrt of Case connty in | thecil sransoction, outsideot the e on | THIS COUNTRY HAS THE TI Hoot which the #8A DA boon brosEht jn Be. | Sorie with theka of he seacrof 1 v He expects to develop and operate these | able to hang the case up i the court for line county, and demanded judgment for the | that manner impress them with the sound- & mines ns soon A8 it is possible to ob- [ & year or two, in the meantimo retai Yesterday's Proceedings of the State | amount thercof, and which action is now | ness of m!(vllmwn or judgment, held, error. | A Newer and Possibly a Richer Corn- | tain the requisite machinery and men. | ing possession of the road. The case Board of Traneportation, pending. Held, a waiver of the error of the 2. To avoid a sale upon the ground that it wall Within the United States. The most promising and important | was tried, and decided 1n favor of the City. The head of th company has [ that they had no valid claim to the had actual experience in tin mining. | Denver & Rio Grande, but hoped to be district court of Saline county and an aban | is fraudulent as to_cr re, the purchaser fin district, so far ascan now be de- | Denver & Rio Grande, but it was at —_— donment of ‘his right to prosecute error [ must have knowledge of the fraudulent pur- T termined, is that located near Harn oace appealed. When it came up be- ther r 1pon in this court. pose of the scller, or have notice of such fa THE BRAKE ORDER MODIFIED. | Holland va Commercial Bank. Error from | tending to show a frauduiont purpose as | THE BLACK HILLS DEPOSITS. Here the g fore the higher court, o band of men, 1 f ade : most work been | supposed 0 be in_the employ of the | Cass county. Reversed. Opinion by Cobb, | would put a man of ordinary prudence on in- — s S GLETOR T ! P Y g L!‘ 0 diseents fron the Judgs | Guiry. | mple ve S v'n”' Keb., 515, © g . % 5 done, the greatest amount of eapital [ Atchison road, endeavored 0 kidnap ["“'g‘""l'- Wanages Holdrego Saye dils Company. | - ment Goivin vs Republican Lahd asso What the Fact, if Proven, Will Mean | hoen expended. This regrion is tribu- | the judge, Senator Bowen, of Colorado. SINK o e ol ~ . 1. The written instrument presented in evi- | tion. Error from Furn 10 the Business Interests of tary to the flourishing town of Rapid | Bowen escaped, and deliverod a most €, Dreadiul Has 1 fisrepresented -Long dence by the plaintiff at the trial in the court | Afiirmed. Opinion by Reese, Ch. J. not sit- the Conntry—Sgme Interost City, on the I'remont & Missouri Valley | scathing opinion, denouncing the Santa List of Cases Decided By the below, s containing the articles of incorpo- | * tin e $ e raifway, to which point the Harney | Fe rond. But it was ngain appealed, k8 ubon Supreme Court, ration of the plaintift in said uction, though 1. In an action in cjectment it was stipu ing Facts and Figures, P'eak tin company will build a railroad, | and the trial seomed likely tolast for [ EARLY BRCAY and -.-ma UM certified by the sec tary of nv..'n us i Copy, L;«-.\ betwe I..w‘,n-1 partie l’u;llm|Iv|xm|.n]m~4 the preparatory’ steps having already | yoars. O ENSANLEY, Rhould connlt ot s contained intrinsic evidence of being the | of the record of deeds should be used in evi S sot tlker: 1 ot arrows | | At il ve, Qoner EBRATED ! [PHOR MK BER'S LANUOLN BURRAY. | original articles, the sigrature thereto of the | dence without proof of the loss of the origin- [ Writing of the discovery of tin in | been taken, This railroad, a narrow- At this juncture, General Palmer de- i ) 8 LINCOLS 1 corporators b 5 iz proved as genuine; Leld, | als, and that such coy admissible in ovidence the originals nt to notice pubtished to con- [ of the action, plaintiff’s | offered in cviden, int were introduced in evid contained all that e fos i e Black s od Blaintift Inrge quantities in the Black Hills, in rtified copy of a deed | Which he ¢ gaugo, will penctrate the great tin dis- | termined upon a master stroke, Care \ trict, winding in and out through the | fully laying his plans, he employed TO 3 canyons, and leading 10 the pines of | several armed meny and ot an ggreed | Loy it makes N isrenes Wit A'r Yol The state board of transportation met yes- terday purs: sider a revision of freight tariffs in the state | books of ac 1d his assoc tes, after most f ° b WHO has fallod & executed by the Lincoln Land association, a | thorough examination, have the fullest | Harney Peak, Hill City and Custor,cs time the stations ‘along the road were | 2™ ag B e A LER ufloring o diea o and the propriety of putting in force a new [ 8nd it was shown that a greater numbe o Jo which was objected ‘to for the | confidence, Lord Thurlow says in the | rying in supplies andtaking out ore. | taken posscssion of, the trains captuved | HaF 1o thelr aex can consult with the aasirance distance tarif, The Durlington officials | tCentries at specified dates were made by that the copy did not show that the entdate: | Profossor Carpenter in his report says | as they drow up, the Atehisan, Topels o A I T L ) v represented but representatives of | employ who was neither called nor subpaened | poration, that is, that no impression of ‘the | It represents the dawn of anew cra that | that the southern section, including the | & Santa Fe employes replaced by those Asend 4 cents postage for other roads were not present. The inju 10 verity suich entries, ior was his bsenos thereon. The objection can not fail 1o be most unwelcomo to the | Harney peak, Hill City and Custor City | of the Denver & Rio Grande, und the | W :':.T.f?:;‘."m“.!fi:,.fif..",.mm y of by tion case vrepured by the Union Pacific, re- | wecounted for; held, error aud a new trial | r d the copy admitted. Held, correct, | favored aud very narrow circle that has | mines, is moro extensive than tho | traine went on their way under the now [ fmte Discases. Conmuliation, perseually o hashing fo v statements that the road was | Eranted it being recited in the decd that the seal of | hitherto handied” the tin trade of the world. | northern, but that both northern and | management. The attorney of the Thousands cured. OfMces and hashin v el . 3. On the trial of a motion to discharge an | the corporation was thereunto affixed. o my mind, in place of there being anyth southern sections would doubtless hi and i the handwriting of a clerk in plaintifi's | original deed was under the seal of the cor .ondon Financial News of a | ve | Sunta Feat Pueblo endeavored to pro- 8a~Those contemplating arringe ject only to federal control, wus dis- | grderof attuchment to u judge at chambers, 2. The statute of limitations will not runin | strange in this discovery, it is amazing it w been found one had the sedimentary | test, but was run out of the town ““,] all ln‘ ke's y.“".‘l‘;""."u"“‘r custed informally and did not appear to | there being evidence tending Lo prove the abe | favor of au oceupant of real estate, unioss | not mado before. ALl ‘othor motats have | poc i Gomoved by ersion opposition put down. A more completo I, Bafnte Congling pout side. OReuR excite the board to any appreciable extent. | sconding of defendant with intent to defr the occupancy and possesslon are adverse to | been discovered on the vast North American stachtd 1 iy ¥ 1t the 13, & M. | his creditors, and that he had left the county | the true owi ferene ARKE. A friondly letter or eall may o cases of complaints er, and with the intent ond pur- | continent under circumstances and in quanti- to the geology of the | capture never never took place in timo of his residence to avoid the service of suni- [ pose of the ocelipant to assert his owne: At vol. Cat L of Heide save future sutteringand shame, and add golde il ' o of them belig tho hip | ties hitherto unprecedentod, and suitable to Hills, Prof Carpenter says: peace. ,w,wlm 8@-Book ** Secrel) Ers were first taken up, one of ther g mons, the same being grounds of attachment | of property. His possession must be as | the unlimited requirements of the future citi- From Harney peak, coming down in any om that day the road had no furthier rors,” t0e. (stamps). Medicine and writings question of ordering the road to put brake- | gljeged in the afidavit for attachment nd | owner, and adverse to every other person. zens of the United States, € ld, silver, cop- | dirs ion, or would first pass over the | frouble with its former antagonist, but fent_everswhere, secure from exposure. men on all trains. Manager Holdrege testi- | the weight of the vidence not being ¢ 3. Inan action i ejectment by the vendee | per, iron, and now tin, are required by the | upturned edge of the urchwan, which con- | the stockholders’ troubles had only hos ““""-“""D"“".:"‘I:HEE fi“’""‘“- fied in the matter and the board ordered that | ag IHI~I the finding and judgment of the Jml e | against the vendor, the only defense pr American people and have been plac ed by | ta veins carrying tin, Id, copper and gun. The stock rose from $8 to over $100 lB 8a. Clark Bt CHILAUO XLL the case be modified requiring an air brake | 0f said motion, the saine is upheld. sented by the answer was a gencral denial | provideuce ready o their hands. No power | silvar, Next would be passed 'the tocks of | S many bousht in at this price. At — : 0 fodt 2 g 0 Campbeil vs Holland. Error from y | of the aliegations of the petition and a plea of | on earth will make me believe that all the tin | the Potsdam, which in the northern hills e, 4t 3 on trains, brakemen to be employed when | “URRRCE WG G R Cob more than than three cars comprised a train 1, The evidence tend The complaint made concerning poor track | plaintiff purchased a one and crossings at and in the vicinity of Adams station was next considered and the board the statute of limitations. On the trial the | in this world has been plac d oti ono 8ida of this time the rond was greatly extended, 1 to prove that the | defendant sought to prove that he had not | the Atlantic. That tin was not found carlicr all interest in the n paid the ation for which he sold | in Americ ] Is Sarilor | chrty deposite of gold and dliver, und in tho | yuny mining camps bolng roachod by ' i rerica is due to two circumstances: | everywhere auriferous. The gold in it is de- | the line, not one of which had money t a cortain date, he testimony was excluded, | First, the American miner has only an eye | rived from the same source as the materinl | enough to pay the running expenses, then being in possession as agent, and con ot no equities were presented | for the precious metal in prospecting; and, | composing these rocks—viz, the archwan | but the construction company grew tinued in possession until a subsequent date | by the answ secondly, this tin I m has only quite re- | area, so that the base of the Potsdaniis in | very wealthy, while the mines, reached adjourncd at moon to visit the alleged | when he purchased the remaining one-half [ Huys vs Mercier. Appeal from Chase county. | cently beon made uccessible’ by its cxclusion | reaity an jnmtnse. sieient placer coneol gttt R el o Important to Spectacle Wearers. defective track in - tho afternoon but | jnierest, ‘The question being the bon fides Keversed. Opinion by Reese, Ch. J. from the Sioux reservation. Till quite lately | dated'to rock ¥ s failed to make the 1rip on account of the late- | of poth of said purchases and sal Held, | 1. Where plaintift filed his petition in equity | the Black Hills of D as to his | in the district court, and to which defendant | to the prospector, w ana_ownership of said pre presented a demurrer, the for de- | not only with the ris o lanautae) s mlacle Hills < grew vory valuable. At last peo- VISl thiemiy | plith1s Aqsinant e | ple hegan to’ grow weary, prosecution srsal of singular reguiay & Vs $ H 1 but with a_certaingy | jty—that is, the sedimentary formations dip | Was threatened, and_ the divectors and a]lm[m ng as l] mafls in all directions like | officers very generally withdrow, leav- {] (] ota were a sealod book In geols could onl, ness of the train, They resumed the session | fhat the doclars at 4 p.m. and took up the proposed question of abolishing distr ions of the vendor interest i uting a tarifl in the state after said first purchase and s murrer being that the petition did not state | of beiny tracked and scalped by red Indians. | away from the cent 3;}].41 the enforeeme OFong '.‘t’m‘.\y‘w tar l(fll the last one, were admissible in | the facts -.;mi .I:-ml to rnn\Ill!uIn- A cause n‘l Now all thisis changed. the sides of a vole ing the road in the hands of those who \cre were present at the n 4 81, evidence for the purpose of impeaching | action, and such demurrer being sustained, He says that the enterprise of develop- e Hariay DOAl tin alstrlab exte: have since operated it in the hands of Direct from London, Now at 31 Deitriciy A, D, Yoeum, E. ¢ Webster, C. | plaintil’s tite, but that sueh declar it s hld that neithior a motion {0F & WO | {7t Lin mines of DRIBUL : e H;'\,'":," pe "I\‘, '.',',‘“‘,]",,‘",,'.‘”(,‘.,‘\.'(‘l.m“ tHb SookHORIA 105 heEs lie toble crger and J. J. Wemple, o Hu C ) asc und sale, were , nor bill of exceptions wu Beessury t t NOR 1 Lt : g il B ! ir 4 board of trade, and I. M, Ray Ayl MUIGIESEREC BLS; WETe Rl Feviny i Atie BUp oIS GOt PHER ASKS FOR NOR SOLICITS ATD | flayky of th to range above refer- | hold of it feathered their nests most 1512 Farmam Street, s, of tho Lincoln freight bu 9 On-niiinsua ot Pict v 1o \hathes ran appoal from others outside of the company com- | pod 1o, 1t wout twenty miles in | luxuriously, and could well afford to bo guments of all these partics were ags assignment or transfer of property was made | 2. An afidavit for a mechanic's lien in the | posed of American and English capital- | joyeth by six miles in width. Within [ content with what they obtained. Will thoroughly test your eyesight . abolition of the distributing tariff, the com. or defraud creditors, it is | following form iste and known the Harney Peuk | 1is apren soveral thousand miner: T Kree of Charge, and skow you whero Ton opinion b ‘K"l‘ilsl ch act \\:‘;ud“:.-:ul competent where the assignor or vender is a ate of b iy company. He s claims or tin lode locations have been Rhcumatism necessary the Glushes imost suitad’vs o destroy commercial conters in - the stato, | \vitness to inquire of him whoether in making s e s, » i . v R Lahia. 5 is sdly cause o 3 Kb o s wpbuliding of Yholasate setitars 16 | N 0 inquire of him whether in m Chase County. | 1t was taken in hand afte y careful in- | jade, is undoubtedly caused by lactid acid iu signment or transfer he intended to u >, Hays belng v Bw vestigation by men of business, able and SR T TN A B > This e k8 the fib our condition, Ay Eond e Sow Symore | o, 1418, P10 A s o, cn W | s, b, s f M, i | ™" v s o woun, | the oo, thisneld attaeks the fbrons |7 Manager Holdridge stated to the be 5N. Y. R., i Tabor uitd skill, is @ rtio and correot account | outside investors. These men showed thoir | According to the authority quoted: e btk apoed o s uid. BCRES | mharo are thousands of persons permanontly compluiuts of a character assailing the ame rule applics to cases where | ob o Tabor and skill done and por: | faith in the schome by offering o invest sub- | The tinstone is found in_granite veins or [ 10 the buck, shoulder s, knees, ankles | injurine their eves by the use of inforior and i1 eto O gCE g WOl unteac, | the wssignee or purchuser is called us & Wit- | formed: and furnished by this abinnt for the | stantial soms of money and so far s 1 know | dikes (true fissuro veins) i the carlier_or [ hips, and wrists, Thousands of peoplo | il Gluses, who reget whe too late their and_ were instigated by irresponsible partics. | jogs e ) ks AR TR G p o Qv i S Blaw > mistako, We would invite those persons about a verbal con- | never authorized any invitations to the pub- | Schistos wn, shown upon the map, and | havo found in Hood's hxnsuplllll’fiumls 10 begin and those who think they cannot be shouse build- | lic to subscribe. 1tis wnew and great un- | Which vary in width from a fow inches to | positive cur for rheumatism. suited to see us. Remember, 1t costs you ing for the said Thomas Mercier wpon the | dertaking that is not likely to be rushed by | hundreds of feet. The percentage of tin- | medicine by its pu ng action neutra- | nothing buta few moments’ time. following described lot, piece or parcel of | the responsible people who have it in hand. | stone in the greisen varies, but there are | 1iza5 the acidity of the blood and nlso The proper adjustment of Spectacles s a Eneh L] e said Thomas Mercier und Fal G g At e it | 4. On the trial defendants cross-cxamined | Tract for the crection of a sie impression of danger that did not cxist, Ho | UDe PIUINtIT us to cevtuin erasurcs in his colled on the boted. to maonrcae. anih” com | caunt books and u leaf of one of them w 7 f ppres ¢ appeared to have been torn out; he answer B L LA Bl puppecas, suql, com: \ land, viz: “Lot number one. in block number | We belleve in it implicity, and are not golug | Iy veins garrying roclk yitlding from 2 to | 1055 S0 SN B TR, TR0 S RRG | soloioe wiich mone bt the skiled optician of Papers, and dl ot think that the public | that the crasures had been made by himself | four'in the fown of Tmperial, Chaso eounty, | to be alarmed by criticisi_either fricudly or | 4 per cent. ' That this is by no means a small. | R0 B Oy n YOI e IO GRS B Dlchink that the PUblic | to corrcct errors, and the leaf torn out also | Nebraska, according o the ' recorded the reverse, and whether due to ignoranec o | Dercentage may be scen by the following : 0 e s e ) Lt T L BT Kfungor statod that. tho' records in such | bY himselt becaus it had been aceidentally | and survey of said town, now of record in | interested motives. . ’«'L'}I:»:.lulhf’nh' i BT B I i The Happy Packers. u.- to remedy where possible by the use of Spec. K t LAl LR Y 0 rendery or use; de 5 6Me6 &G g 1 o 5 3 - or cent. Ornw: shown by B complaints were similar o court._records, | Soiled und rendored unti for use; def the ofice of the gounty cletk of suid county: | phelps, Dodge & Co,.of New York,aro | tho government statistics, the ' yield of blck | . Chicago Herald: ~ All the hig packe We itse none but the most perfectly ground ond hud to bo so reated. The board there: | WTNORCL Gug rofused, Held, mo ¢ o0a hereby elaim & lion on the suid premises | AMONg the heavy importers of tin {0 | tin for the whole country is less than 2 per [ have private loops running from their | and ueturstely eentored lenses, hnd make framos ore ook no action but deferrcd it until late s ) 5. When upon the cxamination or cross- | as above d to fit the fi ibod for the full amount of his | this country, and are natur: No fanoy pricas, Our Crystaling t in Cornwall, | offices to the main Western Union ofti ly inter- | cent. Tn the Palburro distr in the scssion and adjourned until 9 o'cloc + rs " A Py Ave Spectacles at $1.00 are unequalled for comfort thi examination of a witness a certain conversa- | said account for labor, work and skill, to-wit, | ested in ming the statemient that | the averagoof all the ove crushod w five | and are switched on to the trunk wires | ahd'ease to the weater. G O HEMH COLh T DMABIOXS . tlon s drawn from himin evidence, the oppo- | the sum of $161.50 together with interest | there are no tin mines in this country | years was 8 of 1 per.cent. Yet theso mines | when they want to send messages to e supreme court yosterday handed down | %1% party will always be permitted to cross- | th nat the rate of 7 per cent per annum | of suflicient extent to pay for working. [ Yicided & fair pro! 3 New York, St. Louis, Kansas City, Cin- jons prepared during the holiday recess, | €Xamine or re-examine him for the purpose | from this date. and further atant says not ;' Mr. Dodge of that firin reported as T'he tin mines of Cornwall have been | ciynati, or other points. There is a ases Targely coming from the denth, | of cliciting the whole of such conversation. |~ eld, subicient when assailed by demunrer, 2 worked for hundreds of years. The | pood deal of feeling in & businoss wa Y o ;PR s | The scope of siich examination is a question PERSONATAS 8 s s Fo HEWR R dsra R h e f eeling 8 way enth and olfth districts, and which _ TURTA LGOI 2o Coohm Twol No doubt there are indications of gas there | MINEES NOW GO dc Seaat & hogween all the concerns, but between + heard at the close 1 | peculi for the trial court, Judge Cochran, of the Twelfth judicial dis- listance of three thousand feet from the 4 DL I,""]‘ hoclose of thic .‘“"“‘,’,. 6. The plaintiff being a witness on his own | trict, was at the capitul yesterday filing his | but the general impression here is that the | distance of three thousanc oy tvom LA | tho Armours and the Fowlers the rola- Ly '.Ilf:“'\‘"..]‘,:-fn‘\u‘t'l:'(:m'::a:n:t( behalf was cry amined as to the source | oath'of office. > deposit 18 of no commercial value, The com- | surfuce. ~The expense of lifting ore and | gion iy fieree enough to provoke n per- from which he derived the money used in the ase of the property in litigation, and having answered that a certain portion of it had been received by him in y y established something of ‘a plant two | pumping water from such & depth must | potual fight if the Fowlel rs ugo, but [ do not know that any tin was | be enormous, even with all the aids of good Mothodists. Tt r taken out, Thoro have been a good | modern machinery. And yet when the | Gilior day, gob their speaker Harlan came down from York | ! yesterday to attend the meeting of the board of transportation and its discussion of the of Templeton Bros., held superior to mortgnge of plaintiff. ' Decree of fore- closure, the proceeds of sale to be applied, wero not such ) Armours, the loop™ on to firsi, 10 payment. of lien of “Templeton | hid been received by him in pisinent of & | yate question. H e b ey Lo L Rty oro s extracted the por centum of tin- | Kunsas City wire and talked in a sncred- secand, to the auwunt due on mort | Vel made us well in his further eross. | Judze Samuel Maxwell, of the supreme | iy we do get i good mine here thers will | Stone would scem o by Aetyenal ly confidentiul way to their houso at yimul(hlnl to the unm\'mlldm- Van | ovamination as otherwise, to discredit his | COUrt filed his oath of office yesterday” With | pe no need 1o go to Englaud for capital tode- | than 2 per centum. 10 LiN(0LG, C that end of the line. T'he Fowlers hap- ¥ :\n‘%:‘nlol:nz{h:x“‘_(:'x;lxlmh:;l;’.\“ ‘t‘n.-fl behalf, ho was permitted to | the s 'y of state. velop it. ter of the Black Hills is near rened to have their loop on the samo ify in rebuital as to where he obtained Brad Slaughter, of Fullerton, is in the W surfuce on lofty and rugged mount AR dIaT Bt P et AR aae AR ATRLT Inty conveyunce thercof by deed, has no lien e ¢ FeEAR o > WOl i Ir. Dodge and other importers | Jurtice on S\ TR e ine, and quictly listened to the family on tho land #0 conveyed for such portion of | the finds out of which said loan was made: | ity burvying up the worlk on tho house dours | ,g qeulers in foreign tin do not know” ot Cormaetll Mmoo, | Statand busingss secrets of thois rivals. chase oy i d. Ed- . No er & ) » existence its 1 3 > astonishme Wil B 4 R v g v '“i::lll:ll l‘r_;»‘;“l;mm,\ remaing unpaid. Ed 7. The instructions given to a jury must be | hands. of the existence of {in deposits in this ORR e D e OaETay (KeXkiva A man not familiar with the dust two of sufficiently la working would n extent to > o respect- construed together, and if when as a whole they properly stute ! that sidered | Judge Applegate, of Teoums: 8. p. | countr, g se when they get quar- law, it is | Davidson, of Tecumsoh, and ex-Surveyor | pay fol ave no idea of the muss packers can reling can K 2. The policy of our law is to discourage seeret liens and to require all instruments af- s made at the school of minesr s of Dakota tin ore, such as scaling he b a vy % r ™ "] N 1 i se vhe 3 ) ting the title Ba L asthts > entered | Bufiicient. Bartling vs Behrends, 20 Neb,, D. V. Stephensen, of Richardson | able volume. The object df this article 3 Aok raised when the Armours found that (R AR SO D TN (g 3 : yWere visitors at the state capital yes- | is to enlighten such aé really desire ac- | tiken across veins, average *l"‘. dumps, | they had been piped off. The Western CHICASD, RBGKISUHBEP‘\-!HGM“NI“ i Goctrin thid the vendor has a lien | % When the law applicable to the pleadinzs | terday® quaintance with the proven facts. samplo 10te) ofiorey etas,’ ana hnsbutini| rn{onspeoplayhave beantnlit {t0)EOMa || B mrrssciiur b ossteal psiiea s tatioh $arloue and conveyed for purchase moncy ve. | and evidence in a case s already been fully | oo - f TN WABFIT ST DIRCOVRRED one instance found less than 1 per cent, | grouple to keep the bucket-shop men off | Tass of Chicparand sontine st st teaninet { (s | Kiven by insteuctions to s jury by the court | EVERAL ORDINANCES PASSED. |, SGLi 3. Prior | While the average of the ore essayed, | the board of trad: tions, but the | points West, Northwest and Boathwost, ia tho tris pugnant to our statutes | FEVEC R C Y e ot orror to. refuse — in the Black Hills in June, 1883. Prior uding: th dontly \cod | the board of trade connections, but the Filddle Nak'in Shas transeontinentar system. whish o I e state, and it is no part of | 2H s AW B e e °% | Eleven Councilmen Meet and Trans- | {0 that time the ore had been well “““"l“‘“ ‘]"‘;‘k t ?0 (‘;6‘ "" '3 pic “('0 precautions taken in these cases wereas d mn:;.m travol and trafflo betweon $he Ahe law of this state y o . o} 5 ot Considerable Busines k vn and @ hema ed by gold seek- | Samples, which ran g , and even 6 nothing to thos taken now to make c. A 4 5 0. Where, upon a_ motion for a new trial ac nsiderab usiness, known and anathematized by gold seek: S ar CO aok t & b i The Rock Il ammunn d branches include Chi- o e A S i pceded cor- | founded on ‘wMidavits, all of the material facts | Eleven sharp-shod conncilmen slid to the | cvs, who considercd it & nuisance, 1t | PeF conty i about 8 pr cent vlack tin, | sure that when one pucker is talking | eeger oot iawa: § Foorin, Genceso, Moline 1885, On tho same day T, by virtie of & con: | Contained in such afidavits are coniradicted | council chamber last night and transacted | was know by various local slang names | a0 average far exceeding the orn- | gyer a wire another has not got his car | and Kock Island, Davenport, Muscati ' SRR Sy S DYaVIEIN O OF 010 by affidavits in resistance, the judgment of i ¢ arally considored’ worthlas e | wall, which is, by government reports, | 16 4 key “taking it off.” Washington, Fairfield, Ottumwa, Oskalooss, West Lib- truct with P. therofor, sold ‘and delivered to | Pt ARSI SERRIIES, FiC JINEWORt 68 | considerable business. A majority of the [ and generally considered worthless, or [ WALl Which I, by goverament, reports, key “taking ariy,Towa Ciky,boaMoinos ndianols, Winieraot, Aian: him material for the e on of a building on ("::lm']"‘l:“‘v'lh_ "ph'um B gentlemen were in a frisky and humorous | Worse, because of its interferenee with 7\\'ll|\l-| & REERE R ey = = [ S S R L LT said property. On the 23d day of July, 1885, S ALSvii) ot be rrantod ont ¢ mood, and the delegation in the vicimity of | the work of prospectors who looked only [ £ 5 s e e SR B Cameron and Kansas City, in Missouri. aworth 10. A new trial v anted on ] >, and wife' execute rage ¢ . A new tria 3 3 ol bus malale Irha it e et Bruno Kerl, is about 5 per cent tin. 7 P and wife executed a mortgage to A. 'to s 7 =ty itk e precious me » true 4 and Atchiaon, in Kansas: Albert Les, Minnoapolis and gag Wy v o1 o 0 e . 3 se | for the precious metals, The true char H b et e ice” | count of newly discovered evidence merely | Lec's, Ford's and Lowry's side of the house ciou X The English stockholders, as Lord PR A lanasr WAt e Eapcls aad gure the whiid portion of the purchase price. | wymulative in its character ere so i lGuIBTA AN T Ut Cenreliiai cter of this hitherto despised ore was S st e T g e ety Held, That the mechavics’ lien in favor of 1. ,1.”“"'_ » ' Sparlis, Ecror! from' Cherry were so ridiculously funny that Councilman first nscertained at tho dnte namad 'l‘hm'\ow mm ates, are going shm v ‘The Qreat Rock Island Route b ol o Sh 1 S, being a merchant engaged in s N ¢ rot an and A ee v illeoare el 0 4 abundant means ale anent way in distinguished for its excelle Its Powers vs, Crolg. Error from Cherry | o ooac'und suppies Ty W. It, 10 who was an | an exchange of hot words, which President | Gashwiller of neisco, who had | ¢ ranted, They huve had tho & idges aro of stons and iron. Its track is of county. Afirmed. Opinion by Reese, J. ; 3 them carefully assayed there, after ’ steel:ita rolling stock parfoct. Tis passengor equip: 1. In un action for damages resulting from | entire stranger to S, to the vicinity | Bechel had some dificulty in squelching. which he, through his agent, made the | ©Xperts in the world-to make close as all the satety appliances axperience has proed 4 3 o 5 of T, a lurge band of sheep; having no othe The e 0 . y j g BONLmac sonal surveys of the Black Hills tin dis- aseful, and for luxurious accommodations 13 s irs the dostruction of property by fire negli- The commitice on special appropriation oA iTehase ook sonal surveys of ho dustruc property by [ known property or means, he applicd to S. . i ode purchase of the Black Hills. H i , s assed. Ita Expreas Trains consist of muperior Uiy gently set upon the prairies of this state, the | (20N BreR T he T Rplies. ., for the | Ordinances reported in fav ince that time over thres thousand | trict. They have employed old miners Eonoh erpnt Pullman llnfilr‘udlu;-nd Sloopling astion of nexliz > for the jury | T a ) . 01 o g e p ; at t 2 usi af B v They i ining Oy din ot ol it 2 b 1 was that | ness of T as it customer, asked him | intendent of city hall, $500; curbing Lm-on- Black Hills.. Thousands of assays have | bave expended large amounts o ascor- Kansas City) resttul Reelining Cnate Cars, 1ts mone R e vt L FRiDAtod ub tho o A ro BNt trow | How/many e had. T, replied that he | worth street from Seventh, $516.02; grading | been made in this country and l‘,\lxu,n- tain both the guantity and quality of the oL 16 ccnasrvasiye; Lie dlaeipling exbatlag R p h ratupae.cammi 2 PO 1 had broujhit thirty odd huud hatsome of | Calitornia street from Twenty-seventh strect, | Tons of the ore | N ; | ore, “expense of mining, reduction, The Famous Albert Lea Rovre" in the vicinity of @ large quantity s | Tons of the ore have been sent to New g x ] plonged to ¢ 13, 1 200 0 el 3. Cowi ' A " e, r p Botween Chicago and Minneapolis and 8t. 'a. s the gruss at 1 o'clock in the day, when | them belonged to B. & I8, and 1,200 of them | £,635.40: John C. Cow York and to England, One solid chunk | freight, ete. After all this it is quite Tavorito. Over this 1ine Bolid Fasy Eiprets Trains run The wind was high and blowing in the direc | Were his own, which he whs goinz to run out | brose, 8230 each for I in the quo [ 0 T o el ehed. £.800 honu®k | ovident that they have slowly reached Gn) 700 Ahraciive Tonaris) fox RaUFIS o Ly na aad mof the defendant's proverty, the ques. | o0 his ranch. 5 gave I' credit from that | warranto cas : paymentof liubilities amount- | 3 B S 0 POUNCS: | he conclusion, as Lord Thurlow say Minnosota, and, via Watertown and Sloux Falls, to (TR time on for goods and supplics, for which a | ing to § curred during the Many old and ex nced miners from ) rich wheat and grasing lands of {nterior Di Via N n of the custom of the country in plowing i in , tneurred during the month | ) por 3 that Cornw long menopoly of tweive h 4 = s i U | Judgment was rendered and a part of said | of Dy and_prior thercto, Cornwall have examined the mines and = | Beneca and Kankakoo, tho Rock Island offers superfor rds around such property is not a ma _ d ; ; min hundred years 1s near its end. nducements to travelérs botweon Cincinnati, Indian inquiry, and especialy - so when @ | Sheep levied on. Thereupon P replevined the [ Aresolution to the effcet that the city conn- | tested the ores. Many are working on ; 15008 ; i3 Stronm thirty foot in wilth was batween the | sheep as the property of L, who had farmed | cil meet as a board of equalization for the | the ¢ uims owned by the Harney Deak 1““‘_‘.\;.\[.'. G \\!m‘lc nlmmn.h n‘nfl om, Lenvenivorth. Ko i and ierma: property de D o b oo Ao e Lo a; | Sauulising of property in various sections of | company to-day. Over a million of dol- [ the world, in fact, is RS ERats Grem) Fucuivoprotebtion, courtosy And Kindiy btantion. ? where Held, that ' is estopped to_ deny the truth of | the city to stand the expense of paving and | ja..q have been expended in the pur- | 1ated. The manufacturing of metallic ¥or tickets, maps, folders, copies of Western Trail, or . the representation made by him to S as to | curbing, on Friday and Saturday, January 1% -'I Ranl aria Ry wl X ftin claims, | tin into sheets and plates must prove a any desired inforniation, apply to principal ofilces in ¢ the ownership of the sheep, and that he can- | and 14, was adopted. e Gy Pariopment oftin cliims. | o, ¢ husiness requiring skilled labor of thio United States and Canadn, or address, at Chicago, s o dison | ¢ ain replevin therefor, An ordinance to regulate smoky chimne: he Harney Peak company now owns A 4 CABLE, E, ST, JONN, . A, HOLBROOK, SRR ‘,’f\'.‘:“',"‘”".fll‘"‘ Midison In an action of replevin: Held, that evi- | and smoke from locomotives caused consiler- | something “over two hundred tin lode | thousandsof men. = it e RIRREORD ShE g dence of matter in estoppel may be given and | able debate. Mr. Burnham said that he had | and placer claims in the Black Hills, to- neaate T ] . fendant was arrested upon a com- availed of as a defense under a gencral de- | beenrequested to draw up the ordinance by | gether with water rights. Over $100,000 7 ead.the Death;Hol | nisdelneanor, convicted, and appeied to the | & The evidence exumined wnd heid sufl disliked to hear Tiee, Ford and others treat- | Nany claims have been putented and s Lirpalatyimeyiban i yiQeslen Carolie Smoko Tl ( ! S e vhwnlyllh:::-.;h:l:-n““n.:;-';.f ment of the county court upon | By a vote of mmnc'to three the ordinance | Plicutions for patent have been made | ¥t Wij Bac tint fenit dad vEscal i establish all the material allegations of the [ Which the exccution on which the levy v was defeated. JonGionp hancrednerg e ouunlythal it IO O [ (i complaint. Upon the close of the state's tes. | Wade was issued, having been for §4%0. e following ordinances were taken up | annual assessment work required by the | $he kidueys or bladder, have 5 timony, dofendant moved the court that the | 81d costs, the wmount of costs mot being | for third reading: Licensing employment | mining law—8$100 per y on ‘each | able prominence—we had almost Its superfor excellence proven in millions ton i cause be dismissed and the defendant dis- | SHOWN in the record, nor the interest on the | ygents, rejected; creating ofice of license in- | claim-—has been done, but on some | Preponderance. Bright's discas homes for more than a quarter of a > L n.'x?v,'.'u::’fmn ‘harged, which motion was sustained, held | Judgment computed, the finding of 3924 is | spector, at a slar 200 per year, pusseds | claims many thousands of dollars have | diabetes in the chronic stage are rarely | fsused by the United Staies Govelument, "1 Catarrh, Anthinn, Bronehiils, error. | 4 presumed to be ¢ providing for the issuanc 5 eitybonds | o0y expended. For three years the | cured, and gravel, catarrh of the hl.ui thio Btrongest, Purest and Most Heatthtul Do Troup, Lt ‘";m.l;l:'s Where a_defendant was charged with | 5 Instruct tions complained of examined and | for paving and curbing disty 4. 00 | Cork has been tentatively experimental, | der and enuresis slay many. Yet at the | Price’s the only Buking Powder that does not a #peedily ping and having charge of scales for the | Upheld. Cass * street, adopted; —_estublishing | WOUK s Been Lol Y e have | outsct, when the trouble mevely | contain Ammonia, Lime or’ Alum. Sold ouly i nerally sufoient. purpose of weighing live stock, grain, coal 6. ‘Lestimony contained in deposition ob- | grade of Twenty-eighth street from | Since certain English capitalists have T Rt inactivity of the organs in- | SRS o BAKING POWDER C | RAi0KS Ll Ly mal @ and und other articles, ‘and knowingly and will- [ jected to examined and sustained in part, and | Dodgo to Farnam strect, adopted; partiaily [ become interested the work hus been | dmounts to inactivity of the orgunsin- | New vork, Quicago. Bt Louta, Ry W R fully reporting false or untruo w as to the residue held not reversable error. grading Picrce street, from Twenty-second to | most thorough, and yet wholly with a “_‘L‘l» whlf"k.tl ngy “he 1:1 "‘c.. ¥ iven utour GMoo purlors. - Sold whereby another was defrauded, it was held | Warnell vs McConnell, Error from Rich- | Twenty-fourth street, and appointing ap- | view to ascertain, if possible, the extent | that pleasant renal tonic and diuretic, by all drukiists. competent for the purpose of showing guilty vdson county. Affirmed. Opinion by | pr rhed to city attorney: changing | of the deposits. They seem to think | Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which im- | MPORTED STALLIONS FORSAL 1 CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL COMPANY, knowledge, to prove that at or about the | Reese, Ch the grade of Twenty-second strect from St | 41,44 o5 the Cornwall mines have boen | Parts the requisite amount of tone to [l time alloged in the complaint the defendant | 1. Persons licensed to sell intoxicating | Mary’s avenue to Leavenworth street, | oo giayie vorked since the days of the | the organs, without over-exciting them, __ 1M South Fitteenth Strect, Omaha, Neb used and caused to be used in the weighiag of | liquors, are jointly and severally liable for [ adopted; establishing grade of Dodge street ‘_, i et L and the usoe of which is convenient, and k and grain a loaded weight, heavier | all damages resulting from their traflic, from Thirtieth strect to Twenty-seventh hienicians—over two thousand y vt laboats R L other and correct weights kept' by him, [ actions may be maintamed against them | avenue, adopted; levying a spec that it was necessury to find a deposit }')“" ve ,"0 e ‘; {’ 0{"" ion, using the apparent weight of thé | joiutly forall dumages to which they have | property to coustruct wer in sp which could be profitably worked two or IU‘]:’]" ’;‘;‘“ :";‘\‘]“ ‘;r‘jl"l‘;‘l‘:‘f‘ SIGOLen e m\ ([ (], m“d (m te., to be dlminished, contributed by the sale of liquors. distri adopted; levying a special tax | three thousand years move. The deeper | €OWP h b ¢ Moiksson v Huwley. Appeut from Lancas- | 3. Principals and thelr surcties upon 1i | on paving distiict No. 8 to oy their diggings aud the more thorough [ invariably !“‘”‘I“’l':‘x)‘m‘:)": remedlod by, U. 5. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, tor county. rmed. pinion by Reese, | cense bonds are liable to an action for . g S e street frc (4 T A PR Tr e ‘o exten- | S0 also are constips 4 ar rheu- 2RERED AN o Ch. T ! ages jointly with the principals and surctics | street, adopted. Several ordinances relating | their investigations, the more exten- B0 &80 16 €OlslPURON, TR laril, Paid Up Capital, - $280,000 . sive the deposits are discovered to be On the 12th of February, 1872, A executed | Wpon other bonds of a like character, while | to the pavin 'ts between the tracks Thoy aer e s sl i 1| Surplus, = -~ 50,000 to 13 a trust deed to securc the payment of a | #ll the principals have contributed 'to the | of the street car companies wer= referred to [ They now ound in Story of a Big | sum of money due April 12, 18:2. The trust | Sumeinjury by the saleof intoxicatingliquors, | the committee of the whole to be consi E COUNTIES OF THE BLACK HILLS, S Y A ¥ x A W, YATRS. Pr deed provided, among ofther things, that if | 8. The surcties upon the bond of a licensed | at their meeting next Saturday night; :nce, Pennington and Custer, over |~ St. Louis Post-Dispatcl Che his- e s hean the notes were not paid at maturity the trus- | vendor of intoxicating liquors are liable not | special tax and as ment ou lots in paving | an extentof country in Dakota move | tory of the Denver & Rio Grande road, 2 »-l_ teED, Vice "Mv' nt. 5 teo should adyertise and sell the real estato | only for the damages resulting directly from | district No. 85 to cover the part cost of pav- | {han a hundred miles north and south, | under its former management, shows A, E.TOUzZALIN, 24 Vi estdent, and convey a fee simple title tothe purchaser. | the acts of their principals, but for all dam- | ing Sixteenth street, adopted: constructing | ;i ore wre four organized com sanies of ( more clearly than any other the way in 0, als0 home W. L 8. HuGues, Cashier 0, it T idat maturity. On the | ages to which such acts contribute. And in sewer district No. 60, adopted; | o0 #ECI0UF DIIIRIZOE | i s which a raifrond can be manipulated in | bred colts. Every RIINRIAIE hiEh a0 borve SN DIRECTONS, 3 Fth day of Ju 572, the trustee advertised | Where, during the existence of a License based Fifteenth street from Davenport to | Capital. One of them is known as the ey CHEE T e Our stock has been gelected with referanceto | W. V. Mo JOnN 8. COLLING, and sold the real estato to the highest bidder | Upon such bond, the principal sells intoxicat ter street, adopted; constructing a n Tin company, and is mainly | the interest o (AOMONERC BEIRG B 1 merit and pedigroo, “Someof | HIW.YATES | L Luwis B, Kego, according to the terms of the trust deed. On | ing liquors to one who is disqualified to “ecrn | sewer in sewer district No. 50, adopted; con- | composed of New Yorkers. Its mines, [ pense of its stockholde Jln-)l 1 ® taken first prize at the N . E. TOUZALLN, the 12k day of September, 187, the pur- | @ support for his family, by reason of his in- | structing a sewer in sewer district No. 46, | known as the Nigger Hill mines, are | Was completed from Denver to Pueblo g can be shown, | Banking Omee— ser at the trustee's sale conveyed the | toxication, the liabiity of the surety attaches | adopted; constructing a sev in sewer dis- | situated dbout sixteen mil southwest | in 1874, and did a good busine: A 5. T6 accessibls 1 Proverty to another by warranty deed. On | oud contiuiues thraughout th period of such | trict No. 61, adopted; constructing & sewer | of Spearfish, in Lawrence county, in the | number of the directors, however, saw ling l;n\lr-;wh';' tho state, B, & THE IRON BANK. the 5th day of October, 1574, the property | disqualification, whether the sumeterminates | in sewer distri 0. 62, adopted; construct- n part of the Black Hill Prof | a chance of making a fortune, and laid and K. C. & Cor. 12th and ¥ 8 h duy R0 e i N . 3 Loty e diatnet Na s, Y P ¢ Black Hills, Pro L une, ¥FIY & FAHRBAH, York, Neb or. 12th and_Farnam Sts, yon i sold aad Sorlyevod by warraaly | (urink he liowise you, or coatimuos-for | lng s sewer In pewer tnric Mo, & adeptod; | €pontor’ of tho Diiota school minog, | thelF plaas accordingly. The f A Conera ning Do Fraisacist Pl purchased the same and recelved & | 4 Where a married woman sues upon | No. 48, adopted; paving California street, | says of this mine, in a late report on | formed .“}““*‘!“"““"“'!"“.'""L“"“,""" e Avpilar conveyance. Defendant and her | license bonds forloss of support for herself | from Sixteenth to Tweoty-fourth streets, | the mineralogy and geology of the Black | ing their own interest in it, but offic Erantors were in open, notorious and adverse | #ud children, occasioned by the disqualifica- | adopted; paving ' u-m\ fifth _avenue, from | Hills: ing it with men entirely controlled by Pwsossion of the property for more than ten | tion of her husbund to earn such support by | Farnam to Doage strects, adovted; paving | 1y the northern, or Nigger Hill distr them. They next represented to tho years prior to the commencement of this | reason of his intoxication, she does not | alley from Thirteenth to Fourteenth streets, | jg is callod the bestknowi claim is the Clove, | stockholders the great advantages that petion, Which was to redeem the property | 8uc in the capacizy of a guardian or next | adopted; curbing Sixteenth street, from land, owned by the American Tin company, | might be gained by building iuto the oniy oo in the world from. the trust deed. Ttwas held that the | friends for her children, but the action may | Howardto Leavenworth streets, adopted: | who have sunk a shatt to the depth of 130 | mountaine and induced thom to do so. eontinuous Elecirie & Solentific, P« § statute n? limitation had run, and that plain- | be maintained by her in her own name and pavios Davenport sireet, from Ninth 10 | feet. At the 100 foot station, where 8 crose- | Contracts were let to the construction e eaess Fov Lifl's cause of actiou was barred. right, and the damages, when collected, must | Fourteenth streets, adopted; construction of | eut has hecr drivm ipeioiom Wit 4 ¢ s B qured: Bore Htarh e cu n driven the vein is found to have | company. and building AT A Holiund vs Commercial bank. Error from | be paid tohorto beused as she may see [ sidewalks, adopted; construction of sewer in | a width of over two hundred. foct. w1y | company, and building on a great scalc RICHELTS PO BINERKLA. Sarae county. Proceedings in error dis- | Proper for the maintainance of herself and | sewer district No. 41, adopted / tin throughout, but a zone about tirty. | Pegan. © Nomining camp wis too ob- [ 08 HORNE. INVENTGR. 161 WABASA AVE.. CHioAoo- moused. Oplnion by Reese, Ch. J children. Iu such action she may join her On motion of Ford pi Dofendant in error, bank, commenced its | children with her, or she may pre 1 in the distriet court of Suline county | Suit in her own name for the who evious action on the scute the | ordinance regulating employment agencies damages, | was rescinded and the samne was ¢ et wide pear each wall 18 somewnat | scure for the road to build a branch to, richer than the remainder of the lode. The | and the projectors of the scheme se- Proprietor Omaha Business Cullege, t defendant i Hol! as she may elect, it being shown by I the committee on Judielary o have the nams | CoUPADY Own y claims, a mill [ cured property at these points e ot acoemend 0 9 TAVGHT inst defendant in error, Hollands, upon she may elect, it being sho: by bher | the committee dictary to have the name | gie water no SOYRISY A A | ROREFNY. Bl ho.. 2G5 35 the best remeily N WHIOH § & promissory note exeruted by said Hollands | Detition that she has such children who are | of the president jucluded as one of the license | Buion v ann, ©'C 41 expect 1o operate | and _"“'ll] . SROFmOUR. Pl ‘," el bl S to plaiutift in_error, and by him alleged to | deprived of their means of support by reason | board. Cer hi tialists & gourse = the ronc soon We have sold con BOOK-KGEDII]Q Penmanshl have been endorsed to the bank. Plaintift in | of the disqualification of the father, or per- | The council then adjourned. o ’!“ ]”‘ Heago '"l""‘““‘ 1ave deeply involve l-n: the cor mu\un{ sadin every a ] ) error appeared and presented his answer by | Son upon whom such support devolves, — rchased the Tin mountain group of [ compny was most prosperous, and A e T Rl BT e s b Rl L o stponed to To-Night. mines near Custer City, in the southern | General Jawes Palmer, president of the Alcott & Lisk, Commercial :;’n.?":'v‘l’:".‘: , Telographing tv lu;h .ukm alleged that he was the owner | county, Reversed. Opinion by Cobb, J. The e ence of a delegation from the | portion of the Black Hills. This is said | road, erected a magnificent house near Hudsen, N, ¥o P 3 thercof and entit d to the proceeds of the | 1. A witriess in his exam| Bend for Cullege Journals same. He also filed his ap; 1 veritable mountain of tin-k n]m.nlv:nr city council and the board of police and fire | 10 1 g him, aring rado Springs. This state of affairs ation to be ud- | re-ex uination by the Sold by Drugglstas sommission booked for y| 3 er | rock. Some masses of it on assay at the tinued for some but i 879 » . C GLh Cu v mitted as & party to the action. The app! when on account of his_ poascasing speciaj | CORRission booked for last pight to cousider | FOME OO N Hed 40 ey ot [ el ‘]‘1’l"l P F) oL i : Ll e .s.J‘L.u?f‘m‘n.'.m"d anital Ave tion was refused and he was not permitted | knowledge, skill or experience is permitted | Mmatters effecting the police force was post- f £ ; ; O RO N A RoNSR By SR MRa, | o —— ——e 10 file bis answer. Held error ) give his op or judgment on a question | Poned until to-night, as the councilmen were ssiterite oxide of tin, 1t is claimed | the particulars of which I'do not recol- A5 s . 2. At that time an action was pending in | of quality or values, if be is permitted to | Chgaged ata »[lulm eting. that there are many thousands of tons | leet; the Atchison, Topeka & Santa e W.J. GALBRAITH, the district court of Cass county instituted | give the source of Lis special knowledge, ex- oy of ore in sight that can be worked ata | managod toget possession of the Don Surgeon and Physician aguinst him by defendant bunk. ~After hav. | perience or skill, it will be confined to gen- Schroter, one of Omaha's om.-st drug- | profit. ver & Rio Grande, by an order of court. 0 g ) ! BRANDS lug becn denicd the right to intervene in this | cral statem ents, And when he is permitted | gists has gone into business; 1420 Dodge | © Recently an English company has | and run it in the inierests of that rond. Ot N tose, s Mosidonce telsntons, 5a™* | FINE CUT AND PL UGy sase pending in Saline county, he filed 1o narrate the fucts aud curcumstauces of a | 8t., one door eust Kelley & Stiger. purchased a group of mines near Hill 1 The Atchison, Topeka & Sunta Fe knew R A ARGASOR TR L0, I ¢ incomparably the Best.