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Gill, Ro ien and Hudson have
given up th^ir lay v>n 7 Rhode Island.
Thev suuk ilfteeu or twenty holes
and done considerable drifting but
did not gei a color. Hudson quit in
disgnst a short while ago. The
tu .chin: ry has b en moved off and
may follow Hudson to Chenoa.
Clint DuMire, Chas. Olsen, Cal
Richardson are on,£)uail creek pack
ing im their outfits and tools for a
tii> to Cuciioa. it was their inten
tion to put in next fall prospecting
on the Toolavaua which is only a
few miies from the uew diggings.
Pay has been struck on Boothby
creek by Joe Bush. It is reported
that pans has washed as big as $40.
Charley Bevans is working w*ith
Bush. Boothby is the next creek to
Doric and is only a very short dist
ance from the latter. Thumm and
Boothby are taking out good pay
on Doric creek, it is safe to say that
til * other cre'iks that cut the same
bar wiil also produce good pay. The
Cuenca rush has taken a vayagood
many who were prospecting in that
sretiou and will no doubt delay fur
ther work on Seattle jr., Williams,
Skookum and Joe Bush creeks until
next winter.
? Court Kewi
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Edward, an Indian, was sentenc
ed to three months imprisonment,
for giving whisky to Indians, by
<J4 Ige Green last Saturday.
Wm. Sweeney, paid the marshal
the balance ol his fine last Satur
day and is again at liberty* Sween
ey was fined $250 and costs for re |
siding in a bawdy house. ]
The jury in the case of Harvey j
Thompson, charged with embezzle- j
of a watch, returned a verdict of
guilty. Judge Green handed
Thompson the book, sentencing:
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him to twelve months imprison- j
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Fannv Minook died from cou
sumption last Satu day morning.
Fanny has been sick for ihe \ ast
yccr.
Sam Heeter ieft with 12 teams
loaded with feed Wednesday morn
ing. Sam expects t© make the trip
! thro to Chenoa and return in three
weeks. He also took three tons of
freight in addition to the teed.
It is rumored that G. G. Belt
I will purchase a large stock of li
| quors while in Seattle, for the
j Chenoa. He will place Billy Port
er in charge of the saloon to be
opened at that point. Mr. Belt
has made a wise choice in the man
agement.
Harry Burriss came in from Dea
kvme last Sunday night. He ac
companied Hadley in his trip to
Chenoa. He returned after more
feed and reports Hadley, McQues
tion and Frank Smith double trip
| ping Hanley’s whisky toward
i Chenoa. Mct^nestion heard that
■matches were scarce at Chenoa, so
I he bought a $3 stock and will no
; doubt realize a handsome profit on
! his investment.
The Outcome of an Orgie
Last Tuesday morning Mrs. L
F. Durfee accompanied by ber at
torney, C. B. Allen, went before
Judge Green aud demanded a war
rant for the arr.est of Frank Will
iams oti a charge of battery. The
warrant was issued and the trial
set for Thursday. The arrest was
the ou'come of a drunken orgie
when Mrs. “White” a prostitute,
and Mrs. Durfee called at Mayo’s
saloon a week ago Friday night.
Both were under the influence of
liquor and endeavored to wreck the
saloon and beat his brains ont with
a chair Williams used f-rce to ej
ect the women and beyond receiv
a few scratches succeeded in throw
ing them out.
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Try our 12 year old pony.
Bourbon and Rje Whiskies
BOTTLED BEERS
Fine wines, Good Cigars.
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General Blacksmithing
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MACHINE WORK
j Horseshoeing Our Specialty
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We Are Prepared To Build ALL
| KINDS OF PIPE BOILERS
From 2 h. p. To 20 li. p Complete
1 Ten li. p. Boiler Now Ready
OTHERS BUILDING
Prtces Reasonable Repairing Done
WM. GORDON rear N. A. T. & T. CO.
The best thing the next morning. Go
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