Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 24, 1893, Page 7

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‘SPEGIAL NDTIGES i el fipatiopeesiray TEMENTS FOR THESRE COLUMNS D akem oty 19 80 . m. for the evening avd nntil 8,30 p. m. for the morning and Sunday Fitae nesting & mumbored_cheok, vo 7"-‘ A/ "" ™ mh{rfil-flv‘ 0 A& numbered II! e Wil e aedivered upon presen BITUATIONS -WANTED. h. 13g0 & word first [nsertion, 1o 8 word there- Wothing taken for leas than 25c. WANTED, POSITION BY YOUNG MAN A8 weper and stenographer: g00d references, Bec. M54 3% LING SALESMAN DESIRING TO home would enga ze 1o solicit among trade. Those that willing 1o blo wages 10 a hustler ple 23° Answers 4o addreased tion of the eheek after ;\, A TRAV Omahi are A SWEDISH and reristored sobor and Tiah per first woe Dr BY den Tutely rman and Fi foetly: two years expertenco in Ay us recommendations. For particn] Gwennon, Continental biock, Omaha, Ne A SITUATIC druggist i Nebraska At o IN FAM- 1914 e, Addrens X 15 1 DRESSMAKER WANTS SEWING Aok By the day. $1.00 per day. Inauire Webster. it A A PRACTICAL BOOKK kFJl ‘I)H*-'H:l".: A Keep at n!;.ln Address X 17, Bed Mu10 25° i PERT ACCOU \1'ANT OP! N FOR EN- drens X 10, Omahs Il~ M616 AR et U4 WANTED-MALE HELP, A word there- w70 8 word firat inaertion, 1o after. Nothing taken for less thivi B, JoLICITORS, ™ pag to men with rigs. Howard st EXTRA | Wringer Co., men of rooms NTS, SALARY OR COMMISSIO! agn. The Netw Pl nell ot are making For further particulars Mfg. Co., X 36, La Ct r,\!!:‘:‘ Wis, maglc. TdAN W Tsalary p SOUTH T & Louistani.ch ey, 3038, 1111 8t AB¥-DI FOR THE ry our lubricating and burning line. Good chanee for right m i Refining Co., Cloveland, 0. M S BR WITH $200 OR $100 18t equal amount 1o open - Dime andie all money. + Address W (8, RST-CLASS WATCHMAR - 0. Akin, Deadwood, S, D. HMAKER WITH TOOLS W y tore in elty. Address X 9 B T—wa el OACHMAN rices in Totio WBNI!KED RODII AND BOABD “Continved. HANDSOM 1 modern corveniences 0 Harney T, oARD bath: $4.5 NIC) rates ND ROOM: STEAM HEAT. 1#5.00 por week, 411 No» FOR RENT UNFURNISH'D ROO Tates 14c afier. Nothing taken for loss than 23e FINE UNFUR 1 1 ISHED ROOMS Giidunckonning, $11, 11 St Mary's avenue M0z i ROOMS 8. W. CORNE \wenwort |G W The buil has A i ment basenient, complote steam heat LAl Ui floors, gas, ete. Apply atthe I'H. ST JAM HEAT, UL BLOCK. STEAM 11 SSTORY enwortii; thirty horags Rates, 11ee & word st {nse after. Nothing taken for less thar TAGENTS W o,or & auick n per cent profit; g ¥100:00 10 $300.00 0 mon for partteulars, The Ohio it O ANTED, LOCAL AND G tented novelty. 100 i n make frosh;, Novelty Co., D 1, Ol M ' whil or Aue 1 fast welling K for thein. ¢ 430 8, Ch I LAUGH? M at the W Norris Pub. Cor, Des M othing taken for less than D, NICELY FURNISHED, DEC! honse 0f 7 10 0 1 by respectable fami Ladulis. Addy M5 SOUTH ROOMS, LOW RATES, 2584 HARN MEN GA A word first insartion, lea word thers: FOR RENT--STORES AND OFFICES word fiestinsertion, 16 a word the TORY BRICK BUILDIN < fixture m M7i3 N2 profitable. Tho Dr. Start N 4 ctiom, 1o a word there- or rem Acurit MS At Ra month sired trados oc lished tr profit FOR Yo fequire A 28¢ Nebrask 1 and or in ) 150 from ite 1cin- 48T R tion. o wa FORSALE. turing plait (With position in U $10.000.00 to $15 Tii FORSALE Address THE HO!E! TO LOAN GHATTELS X0 YOU WANT MOWEY? We will loan you ANY. FURNITURE, CARRIAGE! We glve prompt at gnd will catry yout lown an rediico by & paymont at noval of prog FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTER (O, { -~ WILL LOAN MONEY O y: Btrietly co Al BUSIN LSS CHANC u8. 10¢ a i o ¢ Nothing tk AN niaidared. wle on it Foi Address 8 59, R id alance o b Addross Y, AFavorant an old establishid business, WITL b op: 480 0f b ftal which may anteed logitin rview solicited d Doviglas street 300.00 STOC OCERY ¥. D, Wead, wil (i WAREHOUSE RECREI DRI Howe: AT | I A ] OMAHA SUM vou wish on your HORSES. WAGONS, S, o tion towll applications, 8 10ng 88 you wis 08t 0f earrying your loan y time. There (8 no publicity Room 4, Withnell block, Cor. 15th and Harnoy ats, 23 NY KIND OF SE- A. K. Harris, room nfidential 504 1 wch | on 1 INTER! rtion, $1 leas than 2 0 IN A MANURAC. Meo If 80 do DD0.00 eash requl company has an 1y selling articlo at Thes, estah a goa Has FIXTORES trand, Nob, EE) MUST sl (G STOCK AND dobler, Be “NO OPPOSITION y 1; about $330.00 n time. TABLISHED SHELF A pusiness in & theiving fown i W 67, Omaha Beo. M5! PPORTUNITY T0 B usines s, making dosir ctive or silent on tur Correapondence Wi, Fleming & Co. K OF G A BARGAIN: FI 16th and Douglas. 77-1OWN 100 FARMS IN NE fiand Dakota, mdsc. lorses and cattle, 1 woll chieap or exelian Add. box 76, Frankfort, Inl o m('k of Co ¥, CLEAR feeneril n onfidential. VA LAND dise, o books Contral City, Ne ments. deals. for eultivition. B it abr prices 40 acres in eultivation, Address R LAND TO TRADE FOR oo, $2,000.00; 4 miles from balance fit lock box 463, Central M176 DA* BERED SLIGHTLY i Loup and horues, INCI Custe and pe fon on all Address lock box 13, Taylor, Neb. MAT5 24 BN | 5, oot | Zo3ne e FOUT ROONS, ath. State pric K Ihe STORAGE. WiTH Liprope HOUSE 1130 RAT, 1reus, 41 N T FOR st be good cook WANTED, COMP| nderstand Cooking. wtreot WANTEI T COOK IN ol o . 1 righ A ween Do WANTED. A NU ‘ éars. - ADDLY Toom 73, ¥ nd 3 p.m. . GIRL, 14 North 418t WANTED, ousework, 832 ~ second door north of WANTED, LADY TO TRAVEL. (NO CAN- vissing) Moderato salary. References i1 cash secnrity reauired T Bvu, M. Loty LA COMP! TENERAT, HOUS Aoz WANT work it ven IR, FOR FOR RENTHOUSES. [nsertion. $1.50 4 line per ess ian 250 OF THE L' Tine month. Nothing & T HOUSES TN ALEL PARTS T 0. F. Davis conipany, 1507 ]’ G-ROOM €O st 3 D N, CHOIC gutter, 204 Bee blds B 10-ROOM HOUSE, 4 Farnam IN15 CASS, M35 LK. DARLING, BARKER BLOCIC NG M T, SIX ROOM PLAT. I Sticot. 0 6 . 603 NO. 14TH M3R9 N24* (N HOUSE, HANSCOM Saut R Bee. M315 PERFECT CONDITION small family: location reutr able. Boggs & 1L W50 D ROOM T} HOUSE: l) ROOM MOD [N cheap. . W D D-ROOM HOUSE. hewly painted, modir $16 Norih 20th street; |’)7 O RENT. COTTAGE CORNER 2391 AVE ¢ Dodge: modern mprovements; firs i, Tnauire 2511 Dodge st ROOM HOUSE WITH & ALk nodernconvenione ceupled by Capt wiven 1at of Dec Heo bullding or 1021 Park 0101 Bird, 00 Avpiy i nwn, tr rs. bat Pi J. JOHNSON | moutl M Nothing SENOLD R “1 STORAGE FOR CARRTAGES stabics, 15t and Davenport WANTED—10 BUY. AT WI K14 HODS, chairs, nut sof month. 1.50 4 ling Nothing taken forless thivn e LIST REAL ESTATE WITH F. 1611 and Douglas, month, D W M5! ( Iwi 118 Auiction C KNI TRE word it T i aken for Lo a5 THOHIES Address P, 0. box SALE ( 1 1 news i1 Kpris Lress for Q) FEvovAL AT 1 upright plano, $30.00. 13 mtrinzed new se; 13 sirineed ng plano, §i plano, $1 @ carved waluut case i i o titton hitter il Chieig we offer fron §: wents, Wo L World s viz., th 00 tp. Wegn These prices Bell Dept. Sto CLAIRVOYAN’IB Raten, 10¢ 1 Tine ¢ wonth. Nothing Q MRS bl | nsertion §1 Ken for less thin ATRVO! Ny arat 119 piano, not for e per EAD CK_OF PROP! ey, ok ttees, with dining room MILLINERY /Jwant horses and catt 7 CINSIDE fiwead, 16th and Dougla 7 _FURNITURE AND NOTIONS, Frankfort, Ind! 10 ACRES ERTY FOR FOR LAN Brunswic Rates, 10c a line cach insc " Nothing taken for OR SALE, 11 Linproved 40-u thin one mile o ro tract in Sarp; the town of La Plyt from new Forl Crook: (W light in_ this aand South Tots on Q b0 o il and Sonth On ALL MONTHLY PAVMENT half way between S No Tntercst. 54810 15 wortl b $6,000. A 1-ROOM HOUSE 00. This property’ M. d 13- ROO! Aax1 G- ).000. OST, chiaf OST - tano, | Lircavi L Saurk WIL] frou s’rnn’m:’ M TTAGE NE. )Cong. chureh, $2.000.00, AR ST. MAKY'S AV 2 south front. on Hristol stre ge W Hanscom Place, east front, GOLD WATCIT 2. Reward f — MEMORA. at 1214 Hay bay horse i fore SATU ith city water, 11 $2,500.00: Ambler AND or return to Be STORAGE BOOK. ncy st and get reward. KEYS: NAME PLAT} attached, Pl RDAY BER 1STH. tween 1300 and 1,400 ponids. head. wlhite Dot on hind 1o urn 1o G ith strect, Omal; L PAY &5 i Woolworih, O . #tolen on 0 ANYONE RE last Hallowe'en, M1 Radutre 2502 Blondo stre M60S N D, 5 it ) FOUR-ROOM HOU M HOUSE it Apply l) TROOM MODERN \withont i, South 341k and Prancis st M j, NICE 5-ROOM MODE v, 1044 Hamilton. MODERN 6-ROOM COTTAGES, S stre o, redvecd (0 $10.00. 17t siroet. Mo0B 2 T-ROOM MODERN FLAT. 1t streot I FOR e REN o i PTAGE, OR THRER ing. B0 8. H0Lh B07-250 FOR RENT-5-ROOM ( Of wamo for housel AGE, 1004 NS, 15th sl COTT. Euquire, THREE-ROOM At w1, $5.00 SOUTH ROOM COTTAGE IN a conrthouse, $20.00, U iowk MU0 L HCOND STORY. EVERY- L olly water; scwer: $14.00 & MU0 25 NICE | loeks | N, ¥ JRNISHED ROOM FOR | O1t 2 dge. M3G6 FURNISHED R( “erond. Inguire B 2 FOR RENT, nicann heatod rooms. G0 Eorvo ru Sancn ouly. Jo-FURNISHED ROON, HED ROGMS FOR GENTLE 5 South 20th Sreet. 047 2017 HARNEY o523 28¢ E ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING, micans hoat bid gas. 700 8. 10th stroet, 579 24 ol Insortion, $1.50 r lows than 2ie. TTH, 602 8. 14110 e . 2ND FLOOR, assige, vapor, wlcobol. steam. sulphur: ver ]. 1o ¢ WINTERED, FAIR GROT ay and grain twice o diy ORSES WINTERED A § otton’s barn, PECTALTY. APPLY Lath and ¢ iy SLroots, Dy* coriie m CALSON, Yoo 7, mis th MME. NN floo: scu 'l 11 T} LA BT 'REATMENT. E s, Sealp and hatr treg rs.Pust, 3191 S, ment, il W Withue IRD s WINTERED #6_PER 1 dress W, B, Millard, Omaha National bink MO AD- 243 DY 0 PARKA M icure 1 bk IR STABLES Wal'roctive beut of cre MATRIMONY OR PLEASURE; NE! wmp to P, 0. Box S01, 1 nth. ND NAME AND ADDR] Ofiice consuitation free; lady 700 T1WO0 thou b her 0 keep valuabl which other 10, Omal: T NMop4 TO LOAN AT LOW Ditvis C0. 1505 Parnam w 1PROVED AND UNIMPIC “eent; nodelays. W.Farnam Suith & C NY LOAN AND TRI 1103 years, ply 10 W, B Melkle, First Natlonal Bic GOUN. V. Life Bidg., for 60- LLY EMBARRASSED, ‘| el dollars property, ise must be sacrificed. Addrens X G W oy YO AD AN O ol e i\;‘num X TO LOAN AT CURRENT KATES, page 1 i month. Rates, 10c 4 1ine each (nsertion. $! Nothiug taken for losy than + cmibaluer, “Rates, 100 4 1in ach_insertion, $1.50 Nothing twken for less thian 25c. HOIOE 18T MORTGAGES. ANY AMOUNT, G, Wallace, Brown block, 10th und Douglas, PER OENT MORTGAGES FOK SALE. ity absolutely AT safe, Ames Keal Estate agency, B0 IVED puth. T MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON tmproved and uuhuproved Omahia real estats, Fidelity trust Co., 1702 Farnani. FOR RENTHALLS, “Ratos, 100 4 line o Nothing take RMORY HALL, 17 Morand s dase club pay halls firsi-o ibly r00ms. 1510 1 insortion. $1.50 & 1iae per Lor less than 23, CAPITOL AVENUE, AND arney atreet, ios, moetings, rent aws. Call at 1310 Harney, 108 D4 820 DANCING ACADEMY. month. bldg. v E FULNISHED ROOM WITH BATH % MONTH, Y1911 Fannan 018 200" THREE FURNISHED BOOMS FOR uul'sl Ulkpeplig: steam heal, gus sod bath; $16 month. 707 8. 10tk sl 3nd Hoor. o & word flest lusertion, Lo & word thers- anter. Nothiog ke for less than 25¢. |- VOUNG Wublkfl S HOME. UNDER CABE OF [ Women's Chiristian association, 1118, l1lll‘:“ [‘—m\wu.nm 1721 DAVENPORT STREET. mun&h"fl' R Nowhiog taken for less thau 2ic. month X MONEY TO LOAN We will loan “you any sum whieh you sualior large. at the 1o wsult you. You can pay it back inents ‘an you wish, when o by for it s loug 8 you keep i HOUSRHOLD PURNITULE AN WAREROUSE KEORTE TS, M BRCHA OR ANY ()‘l'ulli?s-ic a‘r‘f Witut S Bltoiey 0¢ removal af MaRA lulufl‘fl fltnnnlfl L. COMPANY IN OMAHA west possible rates, iu the guickest possible te. and for auy leugih of time n such iustall- U wish, aud only You cau borrow PLANOS, GRST umz## INCORPOR- MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS. Rates, 10¢ & line each losertion, $1.50 & line per Rates, 10c 4 llne ea wish, Ratos. 10c 4 line each insertion, month. Nothiug taken for loss thas $1.50 & Mo per Rates, 100 4 line each insertion. sJul;ninuuml;muumiuu BROKER, oy WUI}MI ete. Old gold aud silver bought. Tel. l}ll TYPEWRITERS. 1305 money ou diamonds, 50 & Une per ith. " Nothing taken for less than 2be. ; unbeard 15 N.Y. Lite g THS LENINGTONS. CALIO! APHS; BVERY ' Boj o oie Baad hor sasspios” S0 I)All Y m oy FRIDAY, BT SHORTHAND ) AN n gyrhwm'rmu “Rates, 100 line cneh Inaartion, $1 31 month._ Nothing taken f0FA OUNG LADIES AND GENGLEMEN CAN ~.||V acquire & working knowighee of shorthand & writing 4t ALC. ¥ Shone vy hand, 513 N. Wity por for Togd thian 2 BARIOIST AND TR SOALES, e fort ACHER 014 All ates, 10c o 11 on, $1.50 & 1ine per month. Nothing ol i AWV AND SRCOND HANDSIRALES ALL KINDS. Address Borden & Selleck 06., Liko si..Chleago. 510 DR)‘BSMAKH\B Rates, 1004 o each i month. Nothiug taken f¢ i)m 1 SES, 81, WRAIDERS 82 1 THE REALTY MARK INSTRUMENTS placed on ber 23, 1503: WARIANTY DEEDS A wife to J C Wright foot of lotd,Choll~ man's add to Hydo park . ] rtin Fender and wife th A Lu ireco, o 13 of 1ot 24, Huwloy Terracy P J Creadon to LT Phelps, w 30 got of & 93 feot of iof block 12, Parker's add G 1 Watts and wite o 1 G Megeaih, lot b0 ands '3 of ot 49, Windsor Place . Union Stock Yards company mont, Elkhorn & Missour liulll\\.n company, Patrick Dougherty to Thonias Geiry, gndly 3 ot 6, block 7, Corrlgun \ Ric Imull il Wit to Thomay at al, lot b, bloek 7, samo n Hangen and wife 'to Carrio n, Iot 12 wnd ¥ 10 ot 11, block 1, Ambes Place ... QUIT CLAIN DEEDS. William Wilson tod D Glocekler, Cain Plac Colunbia Louts record Novem- W Wrigh n 126 feet of 500 400 9.200 4,000 Valloy 41 neres insw 200 2,000 ot 7, trown and Mendolsshon, 21212, Omaha 1 Birkott and wifs ¢ lot 7, block ushinn( lot 2, block D Birkott, Total amount of transfers...... OFFICE OF TIE OGALALLA LAND 2 CATTLE COMPANY OmARA, NEB, NovesnER 1, Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of the Ogalalla Land and Cattio company that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the ny will be held at the oftice of the sald ny in the city of Omaha, in the state of Nobraskn on Wednesday, Decombor 6, A. D, 1898, at 2 o'clock p. m.. for the purpose of cleeting u hoard of directars for the company, 10 serve during the ensuing year, and to trans- act any ess which may be' presented at such meetin; case U of Omaha 1803, office of said company, in said shall not he large enough to ue '\\hllllh-n who may lu- prosent at such annual meeting will adjourn from th wny's ofli to the hotel known us the Paston house, situnte nt the southwest cornor of Fourteenth and Farnam streets, i said eity of Omaha, and the meeting will'enter upon and continue its deliberations at said Paxton house The dircetors earnestly request cach stock- tolder to be personally present nt swid stock- holders’ sting, and it fmpossiblo to be pres- ent, to appoint a Proxy: Attest: JONATHAN ABEL. Sectetary. 18d19tm Notice—Sale of School Bonds. led bids will be received until Thurs ovember 80, 1803, at 2 o'clock p. m., for the purchuse of 5 bonds of $1.000 cuch, said bonds ssued by school district 1, Dawes county, Nebraski, duted August 38, 1593, due June 1, 1923, Inforest 6 per cent, payable on the 1st \y of Junc of ench yone. Principal and in- yable at the Sebraska Fiscal Agoncy, Bids will be ageepted for one or all of said bonds. Right resorved to reject any or all bids, Envelopes containing bids shauld be marked Bids Tor Bonds, and nddresiod (0 2 LEROY: HALL, Crawford, Nob. N 22470 m R SUES & €O, SOLICITOKS. Bl‘;’unufig. OMAHA., NEB. Advice FR RAILWAY TIME GARD Teaves OHICAGO. TURLIN Omaha | Depot 10t oo TON & Q. and, Mason Sts. Arrives | Omas 1 MsHn St pross. Dross Bxpross. 1 (Excopt LI Deadwood E L Denve Driaka Lo 400 pm 450 bm 0 it K < Depot 1081 and Mazon Sts, naan City Dty Bx i i C. Night Bxp. via U. P. Teaiis. | .50 am CHICAGD, R, 1 & PACIRIC, [Areivia Union Depotl 10th & Marey Sts.| Omaha_ 15 pu. 5 | Atlantic 00 pm| . Niglit ¥ 5.00pm | Ehicizo Vestivu 12,10 am | Oklahoma Bxp, (0 C. 5. ex. Sum | 5 WhAT g i | ORlahomi & TexasEp. (B Sw | 1410w pm | ........Colorado Limitad:. ... 430 pm_ Leaves UNION PACIEIC, Fves Omahi | Unfon Depot 101 & Maiey Sts. “Ha0am 45 7.00 pm ronnb'E EX (X $un) 1230 pm Paciiic Ex; N 10010 am Denver p L 420 pm CHICAGO. MIL & S J. I, Depot il Mare Chiieazo Ll Chic d;.'(tl.\uh-««u'\ S| S I8, & MO, VALLE poi 15t and Websi o W00 T BXDIIs 1) Wyo. Bxp. (Bx. Mon) Norfolk Exproas (12x. Sunday v oSt Pl BXDrOSS........ CHICAGO & NOT UL P. depot. 10th & M e azoExpTe Vestibule TLasven Omaba | 30 pm 405 pin 700 i1 | 345 pm " MISSOURI PACIFT Sl and W Onah .00 am i1y’ (ox Sun) C. ST T Omabal _Depos 15t Sta. | HB0am | -Sloux City 1.6 pm|Sioux City . saspm|.........8t Paul Limiw 510 pm | Oaiai SIOUX CITY & PACIFC, Denot, 10 and Mares Sts ~.Sioux City Puss St Paul Expross. ... SIOUX CITY & PACIFLC _Depot, 16th and W--bater § ~.8t Paul Limited Omaha modation. | 0,05 pm Leaves Arrives Omaha Omah Loaver “Omatalu. p. #.43 pun| OMAHA & ST, LOULS Dopot, 10h and -6L. Louls Canuou Hall (Arrivess Omaha HAWEKEYE PPLITICS, Hon. Smith McPherson Falks of Frohibi- tion and the Next Senutor. Hon. Smith McP’herson,who has long been one of the prominent republican pohticians of southern fows, is in the' city and in dis- cussing the probable fute of the prohibitory law in thatstate yesterday morning, said : “*It 1800t true, as many Hawkeye prohibitionists claim, that a majorivy,of the representatives selected to the legislature ‘are in favor of standing by the pronibitory law as it now is. Ou the conteary. & majority of them are pledged to a modification of “the law so as to make possible some kind of liguor legisla- tion in the river counties. Just what this modification will be it is impossible now to say, but it is probable that it will ‘be some- thing like local option. ‘Tnere is no doubt that the people of Towa are thoroughly tired of the operation of the preseut law, and are determined tuat it shall be changed.’ Who will be the uext United States sona- tor from lowa!" Mr. McPherson was asked. +Oh, that is a hard thing to tell,” he re- plied. " All of us in western Lawa are iu for Stoneor Hepbura. People in the enstern vt of tho state are talking up ex-Liovernor iear, and the Des Molues crowd will make & strong fight for Cummins. How it will come out it is Loo carly yet Lo conjecture.' Pills that cure sick heaaacne: De Wi Little Early Risers. DVEMBER 21, AITANO 54T 18 RUN AWAY UP 1N THOUSANDS Marvelously Rich Gold Strikes Reported from Many Parts of thy West. IDAHO LEADS OFF WITH A QUARTZ LEDGE Colorado Follows with w] Duplicate of the Famous Bassick Mine and Arizons Claims the Pot with $50,000 Per Ton Rock. A strike of very rich gold ove is reported have been made in the Hope mine at Hasin, short time ago, but for ren o tho owners the extent of the strike has been kept as quiet as possible, says the Butte Miner, From three carloads of the ore shipped a short time ago £30.000 was netted and the end is not yet. On the Katie, which aajoins the Hope, sinking for the iedge is in progross. All of the ground in the neighborhood has been located Basin is a little town aboat th miles from Butte on tho Momana ( vailvoad. 1t 13 s1id that ther people going there under the imn that they can get hold of somothing, they are meeting with disappointment 1o Hopoe 15 said to be ciearing £100.000 por month, Helena men hold the controlling in- terest in the property. to ldaho, a sons known onl pssion but Natural Caimuey of Gold H. A. Owen, a partner of Jackson Mo Cracken in the McCracken mine, which sold some years ago for §250,000, has struck it rich dgain, fays the Arizona Republican having recently discoyered a naturalchimney of gold in the Santa Maria mountains, ov tributary of tho Bill Williams fork ot the Colorado. T'he most noted mine of this char- acter is the famous Bassick mine, at Rosita, ‘olo., and that has yielded its finder over 3,000,000 and is still a good producer. The one found by Ow not 8o rich, but they nave followed for 400 foet, where the ore ruus more than $100 w0 the ton, while for a long dis from this golden aperture the lead, thi feet in width, with ore be traced. The character of the rich deposit, from a geological standpoint, is that of matter of great depth, and the rave richiness and great extent of the massive body of golden rock shows that it has veen forced up by voleanic action from a depth below that is impossible to be reached by man on account of internal heat. It also verified the opinion of good miners, that the bottom end of a mine is always the richer and vhat it is a matter of impossibility to sccure uny great portion of the hidden wealth of the mineral deposits. Ore Worth 850,000 Per Ton. Since the closing down of tho silver properties on account of the decline in the white metal gold mining has received a great impetus in the vicini says the n IPrancisco Chre Mauny new discoveries of good properties have b made and four or five mills have been erected within a month, Considerable excitement exists over a rich strike of zold ore m the Big Bag mine. The mine has been worked for several years, and instarting w new shaft ricn ore was dis- covered. From forty pounds of rock, pul- verized in a _common mortar, $1,036 i gold was obtained, Leen worth §20 a ton, can Dakots Mines Tnexhaustible. There are now no less than five experts from the east and west in the Hills examiu- ing gold properties for prospective invest- ors, says the Deadwood Pioncer. One, who refused to let his identity be known, in a conversation with a reporter, stated that he had visited Bald Mountain, Two Bit, Ga- lepa and Garden Civy districts and _was surprised at the magnitude of the ore bodies of all the districts, which, he says, are prac tically inoxhaustinl He said that the country exceeded his oxpectations, and said the half had nover been told of it. “Ihe Proposition we offer,” he said, “is a low grade one, which the introduction of cheap and economical processes for its reduction would make high grade and the best possi- ble sort of an investment.” Wonderint Saving. W. M. Nesbit, manager’ of the Gold Hill mine 4t Quarczburg, brought down a bar of silver and gold, valued at about 1,200, the tresults of the testof the cyanide ' pro- s of treating the sulphurets, suys the Idaho Statesman. Mr. Nesbit has been greatly handicapped in his work,. Never- theless, since tho cyaniae plant bas been in operation—a period of about thirty days—he has worked 220 tons of sulphurets and tail have yielded $0a ton atan ex- pense of about §1.50 a ton. ~ Mr. Nesbit only muade a partial cleanup of the tous run, there being yet about 3700 to be taken out During the twenty-five years that the Gold Hill bas been operated the free gold e on the plates was the sole remuncration of the owners. This averaged throughout about & aton, Down the gulch went the tailings containing more wealth thun had been ovigi- nally taken from the ore—a tervivl "The cyanide vrocess has developed a fuct that had never been appreciated befa that the Gold Hill ore contaiued considerabie silver. The proportion is about three ounces of silver to one of gold. All Jingle but No Gold, T. M. Carr, . B. Hanalinand T, €, Porter got back finally from the Clark's FFork “zold diggings,” and are glad of it. To a Bull i porter the gentlemen stated t the whole thing was a fake of the rankest kind and was originated by o few designin persons who had staked off ground in the ity of the alleged discovery with the axpectation that a stampede they intended 1o get up thercto wouid be benefivial to them in a fiuancial way. A portion of the people of Red Lodge have been boomjng the fake, while the other portiou are acting honorabl aboutit. People enroute to the scene of the fuke are compelied to pass through Red Lodge, and the hotels, merchants and bars of the town therefore do a good busines but notwithstanding the fact” that the town is benefited by the travel, there are few people there who tell the truth in regard to the alleged gold fields, Red Lodgo is about sixty miles from Bill ings and fifteen miles from Clark's Fork. I'o reach the latter place from Red Lodee a divide on which there is much snow has to bo crossed. Messrs. Ha Handlin and Porterreached the riveral] right, rospectod it a distance of nearly twenty-five miles ana in only one piace did they find colors. This was ab o point where Bush and Ieevos, two old prospectors, were at work. They are the only persons who have doue anyihiug. They have been stuicing siuce August 6 and have taken out four and one-half ounces of flour gold. As a bait with which to catch suckers two and one-half ounces of this quantity has been purchased by Red iodge und placed ou exhibition in one of the stores there. Mr., Carr purchased nlm!lu'r nalf ounce of the metal and brought itho Butte Jtis valued at about #18 an ounce and is in lump form, having been retortad, The gentlemen describo the place as desolate looking—a veritable bad lands. There are plenty of sage hens in the vicinity, but they are hard to kill, each of tho party haviug emptied two guns at a flock at a dis. tance of twelve feet without raising a feathor on the birds, ont Fulls Flour Mills, For the benefit of those who ha been disposed to treat as o “Quixotic” seheme th establishment of a lavge flour milling enter- prise in Montana, there are some startling figures in the records of the Great Northern freight ofice in this city. The Washburn- Crosby will began operations 1y 1 Octo- ber, with _power taken from the electric cable at Bald Eagle Falls, says the Ana- conda Standard, and, incredible as the fact may seem, have made shipments of theiv flour to Philadelphin, New York and Liver pool during the past two weeks to supply or ders received from those marcets. This is more forcible than arguments L convinee skeptics as to the wuch desived agricultural ossibilities of the state. Tue figures are n black a white on the freight books of whe railroad office here, and are accessiblo to any.one who ¥ seek 1o verify them. The wheat used is m the dry bencn lands along the plaleaux beneath the Belt and Highwood ranges, where no artificial ir- rigation has been employod, long ugo samples of this grain were analyzed in the chemical laboratories of Minneapolis at the instance of e mitlers of that city and were Yound richerin the uitrogeneous elements than any other wheat ever brought under the insvection of Lhe experts. “This will is putting out 500 barrels por day of flour of an excellont wrade. Tt is the beginning of a new regime in Montana industries and it s no loss si nificant to the entice state than to Cascada county. Colorado. Croode is shipping twenty-four cars each day. _There are now 200 men at and Ulay mines, Lake City An offort is 1o bo made to secure the ere tion of a beet sugar factory at Steamboat Springs, 300 prospoctors are report v Goose Creok camp, from Sapinero. A Crooke process custom mil will be erccted on the Animas river near Silverton Tt will have sixty stamps. The King mine, on Sultan Silverton, has run into ore rauning 500 ounces silver to tho ton. It has 5,000 tons of Low-grade ready for shipment Quite a number of doeor closo to town at Golden in Ralston canon a day or two were nearly captured within a the Loveland coal wine here yesterday A train load of cattle was shipped to the Chicago and Omaha markets by Grundeil Bros. and Dol & Co. of Gypsum from Dot sero, Cattlomen are working to have the yards moved to Gypsum Phil McKinnis has discovered ore which assays $45 per ton in gold 4rass roots. I'he mine is located not far from Steamboat Springs, and will probably cre excitement, as there 18 a g the or A strike of ore averaging $B800 in car lots has been made 1n the third level of the Golden Fleece, Lake City. It is a large body and yields gold, silver aud copper. Tho regular monthly dividend of 2 cents a shar $12,000, was dectared yostorday. e seizure of game received for shipment cast by the Rio Grande and the arrest of Express Messengor Everett has given riso 1o quite a controversy at Glenwood Springs The road claims that the meat was killed within the season. not beine shipped till later. Also that it was shipped in a closed box, the messenger not knowing its contents. The road also claims that it is a case of spiteful rivalry on tho part of another ox- press company. Judge Rucker took the caso under advisement, releasing Fyerert on personal bond. work on the od to bo in twelve miles mountain, near been wore xilled o, and_four yards of have I'hire soen The Dakotas Tho Fort Randall militar, to beopened to homesteade The Sentinel rojoices over of a 200,000 stareh factory at Aberdeen. Ihe Argus Ledger says somo day Jim valloy will support a million people” with vast wealth derived from irrigated farws Local parties have contracted for 100,000 pound of crystals from Elk Creek cave for an exbivition cave at the San Francisco Midwinter fair. The Watertown tow m week. They were neatly ready for shipment, 0003 no insurance. An eagleand a naturalist's colle together one duy They were both when they wers since died. A Wessington paper reports the dividends declared on the recent tour with tne petri- fied man have made millionnires out of the stockholders, Part of the proceeds will be contributed to the building of a museum in Wessington, which will be filled with curi- osties of all kinds, more particularly those from the bad lands west of Pierre, Tt now looks as if the Hay Creel coal fields were to be opened up. ‘The proverty has been sold 1o lowa parties who have incor porated a railway company. the Pierre Wyoming with the avowed purpose of buik ing to the mines irom Belle' Fourchie. 1t is o significant th oral Mang ana Ellchorn oflic isited the ¢ recentily. servation is the prospects ils burned la full of baled tow The total loss was §10,- wild et belonging to a fon in Hot Springs came last week and had a fight considerably batterod up separated aud both have als al fields Wyomin: 10 wool growers convention witl Rawlins thé 2Sth of this nionth. A part of the colony of lowa farmers which will settle on the rich lands on Canon Springs _prairfe, twenty-five miles north of Neweastle, wrived The ndard Cattle company Western Union Beef cotpany the Buffalo Bulletn that they private bounty on wolves untii tice. A colony of tw, meet in and the dunounce in will pay a further no. nty-five families is prepar- ing to leave Eaton, Colo., and settle at Wheatland, Wyo., whe tiiey say the land is botter and water more plentiful than at Laton. Ranchmen hving nortnern part of the on Sage creek m the ate have commenced suit in the United States court av Billings, Mont., to_enjoin_a number of residents of state from diverting the waters of that i from its natural channel. The miners at Neweastle have worlcin the Consolidated mine, acecpting tho proposition of Superintendent Thomp son, the safety lamps being retaed. A r duction to # per yard is made, and £2.75 in stead of §3 per day will be paid for inside work. Over 150 men will have steady em- ployment. agreed to - - Cativrn 1s undoubtedly a disease of the blood, and such only a relinble blood purifier can effeet a verfeet and permanent cave. Hood's Sa saparilla is the best blood purifier, and ‘ured many very severe cases of catarrh, i ofteatimes leads to consumption. Tuke Hood's Sarsapurilla bofore it 15" oo ate, purge, pain or gripe, nd efliciently. e OF COURSE THEY ACCKPTED IT. Hood's Pills do not but act pr Another Chapter in the “¥ritter ol n Fra Auother chapter has boen fras history, and imscead of matte ing straightencd they are becomi mixed each day, until it now looks as if of “Where are we at’ propounded to Councitmunie W the becom more u will the conrts. At 10 o'clock morning there was filed in the oflice of City'Clerk Johin Groves a formal ucceptance of the conditions of alleged franchise granted the Omaha Gas Munufacturing company. This *interesting document was accepted by Mr. Groves and will be presented to the council at its next meeting. ‘The paper is signed *The Omaba s Muanufacturing company, by Frank Murphy, president,” and G. 15 Barker sec- rotary. afternoon the dircetors of the company held a meeting and decided that the ordiuauce granting the franchise wits & law, and upon tho advice of their” at- torney the neceplance was filed, City Clerk Groves sid yestorday morning that the acceptance by the company was re ceived becau: he ordinanee was a law and that 1ts provisions required accoplance within ten days, When askod what would be done with the veto of Mayor Bemis, which was filed with him after the adjourn- ment of the council Tuesday evening, he answered by saying: “What ean be done with it? The ordinance 15 a law, and that ends i’ The ordinauce will be eudorsed clork to the effect that not having been re turned to the councii by the mayor withiy tho time specified by the charter that it be- came a a law of the city. It will be filed away in the offiee, and unless the courts de- cree otherwise, will stand upon the records of the council a8 un operative law. Comment continues to be passed upon he council’s conduct iu this entire transaction, and it is as bitter as it is unfavorable. Per- haps the most universaily condemned man in the whole transaction is Ike Heoskell By his actiou in bringing about an adjournment of the council 1,000 men are deprived of money earned in the service of the city on ction day. Mapy of them ure sadly in d of what due them and it is known T in some cases there is actual suffering. All day Tuesday and yesterdsy these mon filed into the city building and asked for the wirrants that should now be iu the hands of the comptroller for them. lnstead of re- ceiving thew they are sent away disap- pointed aud returs to their firesides empty handed by the rarami— Young Houser Misslng. George Fisber, %0 yeurs of age, & student at the High school av Evansville, Ind., bas disuppeared, and George Covey, ehiof ot pa- lice of that city, bas offered $100 reward for information regarding the young mau's whereabouts oeme— Sweet breath, swesi siowach, sweel tow- betwoen 230 sud [ pert Theu use DeWitl's Little Early Risers. r Burt | 7 UARDED BY 0LD CONRADES Men Who Remember the Day of Warfare Wateh in Death Their Loader. GENERAL RUSK'S BODY LYING IN STATE Trivate Funeral Services Conducted the Home of the Late Ex-Secretary Aand the Remming Then Taken to the Chareh. Vinogua, Wis., Nov, 23.—The remaios of General J. M. Rusk, guarded by a delega- tion of the mon who knew him on the Holds of the south during the treubled times of 186165, rost in state in the little Methodist charch, Simply servicos, attendod by mom- bers of the fami'y and a fow of the most ine timate friends of the dead soldier-states man, were conducted at the family resie dence, aud then the body was boruo to the house of God, where the last words for the dead will be said tomorrow The remains of General Rusk waere placod in the caskot this morning. The burial casa is of red codar, silvor trimmed, and the name plate bears the usual inscription, name of the dead and the date of birth and death. Alieavy burglarproof stecl case will sur- round the casket. The funeral servico tomorrow will taka place in the Methodist church, within sound of where General Rusk lived for forty years and within a stono’s throw of the house in which lie resided for almost a quarter of a century, The services will bo conducted by Rev. Mr. Nuzam, assisted by Rev S. D. But. ler of Madison. Following the service of the Methodist church the service of the Blue lodge of the Masonic order will be read ‘I hie fotlowing honorary been seleeted Miller, ex-Secrotary of tt Noble, Assistant S Edwin Willets, ox-Sen Philetus Sawyer and John Governors Hoard and Court Judgo John B. Cassiday, General Frederick C. Winekler, Hon. Honry C. Yayne and Wallace . Colins, The active pall bearers selectod are members of Gen- eral Rusk's regiment, the Twenty-fifth Wis- consin infantey, in the late w his is in accordance with a desire oxpressed by Gen- al Rusk several years ago that his body might be borne to its last resting place by the men who had served with his' command in defending tho flag. “T'he remains, accompanied by the Kuizhis Templar, members as honorary escort, and the congregation, will be borne to the httle village cemetery and laid in_the family lot beside the ashes of General Rusk's wife and 1l bearers have ¢ Goneral W, 1 Tnterior John W, of Agriculturo Augus Camoron, C. Spooner, ex- Fhirehild, Suvreme | the children who preceded him to the otber shore, telegram to y from ( that he is ill and will not resent at the funeral, and another from Al Wanamaker is to the same effect pressed regretat the forced ssenco of the writers and sympathy for the neral Noble be able to thon. - sueral Harrison, il timo perwits, will ve driven islc residence. The membors of his cabinet and other distinguished guests will be entertained gt the inenco of 1311 Craig, General Rusk's n-law. Otners will find entertainment at homes which will e thrown open to visitors. ‘I'he chureh where the services will be heid will not accommaodate over 400 people. ‘The M; ter Masons, Knights Templar and Lo Legion will occuny the enuarch, and others will be forced to fina places inthe chuveh lot or the street The exact canse of Goneral Rusk's death will not be known; us 1o post_mortem w neld. the family objecting. The body cmbilmed yesterda, sand people 1 on his arrival direct 1o the | i President Harrison on the Wa INpiaNarons, Nov, 28.—General Hari and ex-Attorney Genoral Miller left Indi apolis this forenoon at 11:25ou the Handle road regular train for Viroqua. Wi to attend the funeral of ex-Secretary of Ax- riculture Rusk. They will reach Viroqua about 11 o'clock tonight and will return Lo Indianapolis immediately after the ob- son - IN FuDERAL Several Prisoners Ar gned Unele Sun When federal morning a hanaeufls COURT. for 4 Displeasure, court opened yesterday deputy maish:l threw some down on the cleric’s desk and District At:orney Buker announced to the judge that he hiad some prisoners (0 arraign The first man called up was 2 ¢ ind- ley. a colored soldier from Fort Robinson, who is charged with having stolen £75 in gola from John Walsh, a white fellow- soldier, on August 11, last. 1vis alleged that Findley took the coin from the locker of Walsh while the latter was confined at tho hospital. Ellsworth . De France was called up to be informed that he woula be expected to defend himseif before the court ou the charge of havieg held up and robbed a mail carrier, 14 Is alleged that in October, 1503, he put a revolver to the fuce of Charles Burwell, who was on his way from IRush- ville to Gordon with a load of mail, and com- pelled him by threats to deliver to him twa which he then rifled. Another count charges him with destroying Unitod States mail, Allen Squires, one of the gang that mado great preparations to hold up s Missouri Pa vific express train on the night of the 24th of lust June, was arraigned for conspiring to obstruct the passage of the United States mail between Omaha and Falls City, having, with his companions, got ready o large us- sortment of guns and & quantity of dynamite that purpose. He is also charged with sving stopped & train on the sume road some time previously for the purpose of i terfering with the mails and holding the train for a considerable time. All three prisoners pleaded not guilty, snd their cases will come on for trial some time next week. In the case of H. K. Wilcox against the West Pomt Power and_Laud Improvemenu company the plaintiff yosterday morning took a Judgment by stipulation for the sum of £2,562, the suit being on an account. 16 grand Jury has disposed of the moro important cases that w 10 be brought before it, and will probably clean up all its business 0 48 10 be able to be dischargoed by Saturday evening. Mr. Baker anuounced o Whe court yesterday morning that he would be veady to take up the trialof eriminal cases by the beginning or milddle of next week. il Little pills for great ills: D tavly Risers, peurring Vitt's Little - FPolice Puragraphs. Three toughs who gave the names of Ward, Taylor and Lewis were arrested by John Savage aud Oficer Mitehellon Tenth street yesterday afternoon. Werd and ‘Paylor had two new revolvers and a lot of ammuni- tion. Lewis had a braud new knife. Thoey ure held on suspicion. Dotectives Hayes and Hudson jailed John Ryan yesterday aftornoon for iarceny, It is alleged thut Ryan stolo two overcoats from Washington hall, and as the property was found in his possession the police think they huve a good case if they can get the prose- cutor to file a complaint against Ryan Thirty days in_the couuty jail was the sentence Judgo Berka meted out to G, H. Johnson, a colored man, who stole a pair of pantaloons valued at $£.50. For ten out of the thirty days Mr. Johuson will subsist on bread and water. e (LTSS Bewitt's Little Eavly Risers. safe pills, bost pills. What the Detootives Did, The semi-monthly report of the chief of detectives shows that from the middle to the end of October Savage snd Dempsey ar- rested fifteen persons, while Haze, Savage ana Dempsey arrested eightoen Hayes und Hudson picked up elght, and Vaughu was given eight warrants to serve, and found his man every time. Oue bundred aud thirty- two dollars workh of stoles properly was se covered. 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