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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-13
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
EDWIN X. ALSIP & CO.,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.

REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE a SPECIALITY {.
NO. 54-S4000; 25 ACRES CHOICE VALLEY
~ lard, Alameda County: is acres full-bearing
vineyard; acre orchard; 9 acres vegetable land !:
on main county road; house 4 rooms; good barn
fine well water: Will also exchange ri $4,000.
E1OR $4,000 GENCLEMAN'S HOME OF 20
L acres; good house OF 6 rooms barn, chicken
house; II acres in fruit; acres in vineyard;
mile from Sebastopol; this is very nice piece OF
property and wants to be seen TO be apprecia ed ;
terms very reasonable and small payment down
Will purchase it, and ample time balance.
VERY LITTLE CASH REQUIRED AS FIRST
payment; 20 acres near MERGED. with 7 acres
IN frnlt, I acres in vineyard and the balance al
falfasland; all under irrigatiOn; good S-room
house Darn chtcken-house etc; fine well of water
good location; price $4,000
Apply 10 EDWIN K. ALSIP d co.
No. 8, Rotunda, Mills build ng,
San Francisco
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WHY PAY So ON THE HUNDRED COM
w mission 10 the broker when you can get the
same direct 'front.' he loaner without 1t and with
and furniture of private families which furniture
is now under the new law mortgageable; lowest in
terest without removal; any amount from 500 to
$4,000 AIS Ellis ST.. room %.
I oANS ON REAL ESTATE: ALSO SECOND
IL mortgages, furniture or pianos without re-
moval in the city and Oakland or NAlameda any
amount: lowest rates. BECKER, 240 Montgomery
T OANS-FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES.
IL city country: furniture and pianos: business
strictly private. Room SS. Chronicle building.
A DVANCES ON DAMON DIS, JEWELRY. ETC
ACoumba Loan & Collateral Office, 8 Grant ave.
A NY AMOUNT: 1ST, ID or BID MORTGAGES.
IA estates, undivided interests, real estate in pro-
bate. McCOLGAN, "a Montgomery, rooms 2-3
ST AND I'D MORTGAGES; CITY OR COUN
i try; administrators mortgages, interests in es-
tates, diamonds, pianos, etc, MURPHY, 62S Mkt.
MORTGAGES, PROBATE LOANS, WAR
M rants. SALOMON IL co, 1913 Montginry r. ia.
MONEY LOANED ON JEwELRY AND
WI other valuabes at the Security Loan Office
1106 Market St, mr. Mason private entrance Turk.
ON FURNITURE AND PIANOS, WITHOUT
" removal. Room SO, Donohoe bldg, 1170 Market
NOTICE OF $4,000 TO LOAN-NOTICE Is
IN hereby given that the sum of ten thousand
dollars, belonging TO the Robinson bequest fund is
ready to be loaned Tor term of years, 10 be Sc
cured by first mortgage real estate in San
Francisco, California. All bids, with full partic-
ulars 10 terms, should be delivered at the
Mayors office, City Hall. The right to reject
OF the Robinson Request Commission. Dated Jan
nary T, 1896.
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DENTISTS.

DENTISTS.
INR, GEORGE W. LEX. THE GENUINE
u Leek dentist, discoverer OF painless extraction
and patentee OF improved bridge work or teeth
without any plate, moved from TO 20 y Farrell st.
DATNLESS EXTRACTION. SOC; GROWN
bridge work a speciality; plates, S. up; Is years
experience r. L. WALSH, d. DIS, S1534 Geary.
4 SET OF TEETH WITHOUT A PLATE.
II DIR. II. 6. YOUNG, 1871 Polk st.
/ r. II. II. SHAW, 224 KEARNY = BRIDGE
- work specially; open evenings 7:30 to 9.
DR. l. T. CRANZ-EXTRACTfONP PAINLESS
II crown work. bridge work and teeth without
plates specially. l03 Geary ST., Grant ave.
(7ROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION 1853 MAR
- keL bet. Sd and 4th gas specialists; only reli-
aole agent for painless extracton artificial teeth
rm 30; filings frm 81 extracting &c. with gas 81.
G.7 a SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AS
u good as can be made; filling 81. DR.. SIMMS
dentist, $50 Market ST., next Baldwin Theater.
II r. LUDLUM HILL, l443 MARKET ST.
~ near Eleventh: no charge for extracting when
plates are made; old plates made over like new;
teeth from So per set: extracting soc; gas given
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. sos MAR
- ket st. DR. CHARLES w. DECKER.
DR J. J. LEEK, 1905 MARKET, COR. GOLDEN
y cate ave-Open evenings: sundays till noon.
A LII WORK REASONABLE AND WAR
~ ranted- DIR. J. w. KEY. 1922 Market ST.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

DISAPPOINTMENT
NOTICE-The above sale is postponed till
MON DAY, the goth day of January, A. d. 1896,
at the same hour and place.
RICHARD T. WHELAN. Sheriff.
San Francisco. January 9. 1896.
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FURNIsHED HOUSES.
COTTAGES TO LET.

COTTAGES TO LET.
G1 = 205O JON rs. BET. UNION AND Fill
- -. bert, neat cottage; rooms and bath.
Apply 10 c. : CAPP x CO, House Brokers and
Real Estate Agents AIS Montgomery 81.
S1O COTTAGE: 3 ROOMS; MAPLE COURT,
- ~. on Fourteenth s.. bet. Guerrero and DO
loreS Apply 10 e. =. CAPP & co. Alb Montgom-
cry ST., House Brokers and Real Estate Agents
COTTAGE, 1921 EDDY ST; Is ROOMS AND
y bath; rent S25.
7OS MASON-4 ROOMS: CABLE LINE;
L tOO S11 10 steady tenant; ker at mouse.
ell IN SMALL COTTAGE, TAY ST,
- IL W. near cor. Clay and Powell !.
co SO CHEAP COTTAGE, II RUSSELL
y ~ W. ST. nr. cor. Hyde and Union.
COTTAGES. AND ROOMS; SUNNY; BAY
y window: plank basement: ward; furniture OF
rooms for sale. 726 Fulton: 81 and Sl5.
GOO PLEASANT COTTAGE OF s ROOMS
= ~. and bath; larg- yard. S2S Capp 81.
= SUNNY ROOMS; LARGE GARDEN, BARN,
- chicken-hOuse. Thirtieth ST., south OF Noe.
COTTAGE, ROOMS AND BATH. FURNISH
y ed or unfurnis he'd. cheap. 252l MCAIlister 81.
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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

CONTINENTAL BUILDING AND LOAN AS.
" sociation-Home Office, 222 Sansome ST. S. f..
General wings & loan business Ed +. Hill, Pres
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TO EXCHANGE,


CAL0ON AND LODGING-HOUSE FOR A
- clear LOT in Mission; value $1,000. HERMAN,
706 Battery st.
HOUSE WANTED IN EXCHANGf. FOR ,
II park lots; difference IN cash. APPLY T. b. box
AZ, Call Office.
ITO EXCHANGE IN ALAMEDA-HOUSE OF
i rooms and bath; lot 50x140, EncinaI ave-
for nice lot near Golden Gate Park Address r. H,
box CO. Call Office.
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HORSES.

IEO SETS NEW AND SECONDHAND HAIR
LOU ness: all kinds; wagons, buggies, horses and
scrapers; sand-wagons. 1928 Mission st.
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ALLEMAND-In this city, January 9, 1896 Pierre
AHemand, native OF France aged 10 years.
BRYANT-ln this city. January g 1896 Mar
garet Ethel beloved daughter of Thomas F. and
Margaret Bryant, native OF San Francisco, Cal,
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OFFICES TO LET.
FINEST IN THE CITY; ELEGANT SUNNY
l. fiat OF very large rooms; bath, etc. arranged
Tor office and Hving-rooms: on Post ST., overlook
ing I mon Park; blocks from Kearny; long lease
and part OF furniture for sale; very cheap rent
Address j. Z. S, box rs, this office.
OFT GEARY-PARLOR FLOOR; SUITABLE
Il for business; key at 21712
E1REE RENT az MONTH"; GIVEN GOOD
u tenants; cottages, flats, IS up. SPECK & co.
COZ Market st
ELEGANT OFFICES IN NEW SPRECKELS
y building 925 Market: rents low; extra
charge tor gas lantor services heating. Apply
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NY SUM OF MONEY ADVANCED on
n your furniture, pianos real estate: lowest
rate call and state your proposition or write: oman
evenings, ]. NOONAN, 1921 Mission ST.
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L Cal.
al al
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HOUSE OF ROOMS md BATH TO LEI
IL 15l Nfinna ST.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-05

Author or Bryan'- Famous Words to
speak This Evening.

Republicans ~ Tacoma viii give a rous-
INK Welcome ghls evening % Congressman
Mccall and Apsley the former - wnom
wB deliver one % his eloquent addresses
On the issues OF he dag. CONGRESSMAN
MyCAH Is the orig nator az the phrases
"crowu II thorns' and cross Of gald -
appropriated ~ Mr. Bryan IN MS famous
chicago speech.
The TWO congressman are making 3 quick
zip through sac Northwest. and nay no,
have an opportunity 81 speaking in this
city, although telegram VAS sen. from
state headquarters yesterday urging them
10 remain over IN Seattle Monday. They
are de IN Spokane on that day. and VIII
hs obliged % change the Ga:e Il they al
dress + Seattle audience A. any rate. they
NIL spend a portion q sunday IN this city
l. - more than llkely TIA; Seattle will
send a good delegation 70 Tacoma tonight
for me big meeting.
The visitors weTe IN Portland last night
ana addressed large gathering in the
Marquam Grand
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KATE FIELDS WILL.
IL Asks That Her Remains May lie
Cremated.

WASHINGTON City, Sept 4.-7'Ae VIII ~
Mss ha,e Field has been found III {,
Packet which she left with Mr., heNIne,
proprietor cf the Shoreham hotel. Just
before leaving FOR Hoaolule. The packet
vas opened in the presence % JGdSe Nc
gu. tina recorder OF wills. Mss slelti
- aseG Il. Il. kohtsae1. of CHICAGO, ana
] SANFORD Beatty. Of Washington CITY,
s. executors ri her estate she nASGe
Mr. Beatty the prlaCipa beneficiary. MISS
eli n her wsU specified thar IN case
she should de away from the United
States Ae- body should BE- brought 20 tniS
country and cremated The document
VIII oe Immediately placed on record II
Washington CRY.
At,cr Miss sseld's dea,h Ser papers
we're taken possession Of ly tae United
States cons-. =-neral AZ Honolulu, ara
-eat on a. WAS recently a911oTlzec oF
the state department 20 make "a search o.
tee papers for tha wish and Is 4 Mas
tcUnd - provide The administration " tae
estate WITH q copy. The nn&iaS ot ne
VIII IN Washing son Gay VII maNe ih'S
search unnecessary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-05

.welre men a: work ard tve,ty-cve horses
packing. This mine I rerari q success
as the parties owning and operating u
have 10 means, and have 20 work a.
disadvantages yet their raise pays all ex-
-sflses and leaves J 7rotst 20 the owners.
The ore consists OF gold. silver. copper
AMI lead
M. Heinrich. the snta-QriSsnS manager.
% the Western Slope Mining Company. IS
attending 20 the property. which is loca-
led about seven miles from SkyaoYrlsh
on the Great Northern Railway W the
Miller river. They have a Srou- Of mines
n his locality which promise IN thA near
future 70 surPass anything on this side
O. the Cascade range. TIE ene they are
now developing Is known ss the .Ccrey.
where they nave for the last YEAR been
4 work and Tow have a tunnel tSs feet
II Length They are putting in now several
thousand dollars worth q machinery con
sisriDs o. diamond 5rlll. together with
T1Q.ng. cars. track and other fixtures Sew
e-al carloads OF material VIII ~ used
They are going % build a wagon read .
the mines. and men have arrived 10 be-
gs7 the work
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Mrs. Amanda Neiyjaa Anderson, mother
OF Nathan Anderson. formerly wei.
known Seattle newspaper man. and dep
uey coroner. died yesterday morning Ak
1l:Sa o'c.ock al lar home in Edsewater OF
diabetes. Mrs, AnaerSons maiden name
was Baker. SIZE VAS horn a Perkins,
Ind. August Is. I>4E Her parents Vere
N2leu1ce and Po.,y Naaala Baker. She
N&S one OF seven Children. March ~. l>a}
she WAS married 30 George ". Anderson.
n May. lNs9. she made confession * fatih
and was immersed ~ Rev. !. L. Martin
Size came 10 -h.s state Try October. $40. and
made :, ~ home uD,l death Her l&S'
i.lnssS dates back 20 SA.ar0ay, but she
had not been Wei tO- more .han a year.
she leaves a husband ard three sons. DR.
Joseph ". Anderson. ot The United States
.A1d office a Washington City, James =
Anderson. of Seattle. and Nathan Ander-
sou az OLYMPIA
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Up COPPER RIVER.
An Exploring Party's Experiences In
the Wild. OF Alaska.

COPPER river. abou: which cluster 3,
many tales ot indian cruelty and o. ex-
petitions lost On is mysterious shores
ID. To- prove iuhosp ABLE . the Iarcy
waicA .ef, here on t1e schooner Bob asst
May. No t-oub.e was experienced xIfh
The Indians dwe.t!as II Kat res2oa. bat
Ire man safeguards placed by nature
about he supposed treasures OF ne river
made ne exploration Of rs wa-eys task
o. difficulty and danger.
Among The crew % hardy adventures
wao sailed on he Bob 10 discover the So
crets OF ne mysterious river ana wreS-
from is srayellY bottom The gold paced
there by Dame Run,or. was T. w Bos-
VEL. ~ Seattle. Knowing hat no White
man had ever explored The river % IS
source, Mr.. Boswell KEEP = diary setting
forth each 1ay The events OF the voyage
Tbs was uneve1tfu. until Ska vas
reached. There great interest was shown
= taeir venture by Gov. Knapp. OF A,as-
Ia. He offerei them any all IN his power
and furnished charts Of The rivers mouth.
These were OF Atte assistance. however.
be4lE bur rough sketches. The governor
io.a them % apply 20 HIN II case OF trou-
be W.th the Indians.
Sitka vas left June 8 am stop wss
made a Y2kl-a, bay June 3 NJ. Boswell.
VAS much impressed w.;h tae glacial
beauties Of this hay ara his diary says.
The shore is nothing hGt 4 vast glacier
for seventy miles, and party fresh water
extends fer miles cut % sea believe
thls : The largest glacier r the word
You can see where j climbs over ne
coast range Of mountains far hack into
the Interior OF Alaska We are beside AZ
ley cape. L : glacla, formation forty
niles vide and running seven miles INTO
the ocean. Z IS = motion now. I should
Judge I: runs back into he interior fully
80 miles.
IT
al the mouth 81 Copper river. Inside +Ts
hundreds CT niles az tide fa:s over which
progress Is possible a. h.gh tide. Mud IS
eVerywhe-o ana our schooner has been
stuck several times. A number OF via e
fishermen are working here for he San
Francisco Packing Association On June
IS We dr.f;ed ~ a small river called Eyeh.
lying 10 The weSt Of Copper river. We
now agreed that four OF our party should
20 prospecting OF Prince William sound.
While the remaining SIX % rs. abandoning
the schooner should oul.d 8 bod, AID pro
coed ~ The river"
A b0at ,hirty-tNo feet long was con-
structe5 after some trouble. and on June
.. the small party left Eyek river. Con-
;iuu.ag. the diary says: The las; I saw
OF the schooner She was stuck il the mud.
Il "a 0eG mos Of The Gas and We had a
rare same crossing Jhe tide mats, waic.a are
thousands 81 acres IN extent. The Meath
- was had most 81 the t4rae and while z
camp or travelling Ne were as Wet as rats
We has trouble. lcO. - selecting tae
pvope, channs.. ne different ones beng
Very UolfGs .DS. Thirty miles Up the river
Nc came upon two trading posts. tas3r
location being called Asanak. We cannot
Get any Information about the river. Coz
tae ,ra1ers Wao nave lived here Tor Years
have os,er attempted 40 explore is Wa
ecs. We snail persis. IN eur at;enlQ. D
feac !-> aea&. At,v- making ABOUT ,%cGty
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A haDpe In MAuaCers

+ r Brierley, who has been managing
the property OF the Csriooo Mining ard
Developing Company since It's orgsnizs-
ton has resigned his position, On account
az the severe illness OF his mother. ana R
p. Johnston has been chosen 20 t2ke rs
place, With headquarters AT Bark@-ville.
r. c Mr. Johnson leaves for there sun
law morning
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Death of Amos Turner.

Amos Turner. aSe3 - years. agent -of
tae Griffin Chemical Company, died III his
clay Yesterday A. -I02 S.XtA avenue. u
lang trouble. The remains VIII be 1ela
here awaiting the arrival og the deceased :
sen. who 5 A. tbe University OF Caltor-
MA The interment VIII be made a Lam
s.uE. Mich. Ms. Turner has been with
her husband tovoagh his las ilness.
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MINES AND MINING.
Volcanic Mountain Mines Incor-
porated for 100000.
THE PLAN OF A PRosPEcToR
Who Believes He Has Q Mountain OF
Gold Ore-To Put Up Forty 100
Ton s.neIters-His Company.

TIE readers q rs Fosr-Intellissacer who
s5Io=eE N- Hodges - his interesting
-r.o through Tran and Boundary creek
mining districts. wiM call TO mind MS
description - ne Volcanic mine and +. 4
r-awu. the Ira Dpc- and prospsetor, WHO
discovered s.. IRE following Characters
t.c ,e-t~r from Mr. Brown has been re-
cei.ed - The Post-lnteiligercer:
EDITOR Post-Iutelligancer. promised
year reporter recently a. Grand Forks ,ha,
I aoa4d Sive yoa- paper the frs news Of
WA. have been doing IL Spokane regard
i1g tae Volcanic mountain mines
'Tae lease - Cancelled. and ! have or
GAINED a large stock company OF 81, 90. ol0
-ap.sal. - eso.00u shares al S. each. patring
I; Ca GO n tAe treasury for treasury stock.
The officers are: President. Judge s
= Sboae OF Chies 20: vice president, J. A.
Manly. % Grand Forks. 3. c, secretary
a.. treasurer. II VI. Treat. - CnlCsso. O..
t5e nr'n II Treat & Peck.
w intend 10 keep fore q men work
Ing al winter. and are arranging 20 put
Ep a i9-ton ssne,ter next spriug. hauling
the machinery n on the snow thls winter
whea slesshias : good We intend In
C: easing me capacity % the shelters IN
III Ws nave e. least forty ls4-G0n smel ters
a the foot Of Volcanic mountain and ran
the ere from the mine 10 the smeltsrs IN
cha;es
late assays show good returns. So par
ton n gold. silver and copper.
Csg head ottc@ 5 liz Spokane, and the
company Viii re- known as the olive Min
INK and Sme.ting Company. We organized
under She laws 81 Washington. and are
solag 10 Sc the same registered in Brit
Ism Columbia
When we &c; railroad facilities. we vii
have tha greatest mining country on the
globe, don't except any. Respectfully.
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sion. dependency and Immature. and
heard noises % which he MAS compelled
&c as1ep. For some time ne has Been II
a condition o. insomnia. aid A2s Neea
accustomed - walk about ira me nisht
hetnicSs aa>ural disposition IS sGnsi'iily
an& happy. S.x years ago ne experienced
a similar attack and attempted suicide BY
.G1lriNs frnEn 3 ferry boat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-05

Lieut.. Commander TaussjS ard Mrs.
Newel left on the $40 Northern Paclsc
train las; night with the body q the late
Commander john Stark Newell fer New
York c!:y. where The funeral services VI
D. held.
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Cholera lnfantum Prevalent.

There are several cases Of choiera IN
fanru.n IN the city. Health OffceT Palmer
said yesterday that there were twelve
deaths las, month from this disease, con-
Hnet - chnarea under L months.
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piece. On ne Fac. o. which. n circular
form 3 the legend ''Sofning Ike gold"
One ands me Photographs OF Mckinley
and HooaT. ncs3lin. n tEe MIDST q s4ufiy
pearl-coaore6 r2zrg geT8tes. oX-eyea Daisies
srf anafy rnbo1 tired "a The hc5rts o.
catszT.De 3senEet bgSs. There e n al
presence the goa bGg proper. Tzss = Ia-
g.zf - tas beetle ard $ s AR representa-
tive q that specimen = 5Isososy. I1ts
Bug SEEMS lr a cgsEla&0se cosc44o1 Unti
yog t91ca a spr4r-. an then open ~ t2e
wings. ~aich bear photographs. sss1 he
1ffsz,s - have been impaired 20 tae insect
The xell-kroEu Mckinley histto1. mat
representing the statesman with feStoon
q American sags - .ally IN c.saaace as
"a also fee 1a,f seG 4n4 ails o4ttsn. VIII
= ai3> Background. Epoa watch i a scro-.
IN Ea.eu IS IA sites alton ~ fAe policy o,
7ro,eefsoa .r tna i&uE ge 'AiaG~ - -.
Tinted sseS- Then enc ia sr-eT re
god nu@Nes. bearing tne l0soE .pfic1 t}r;
? sold basis 3ae golden Sl7-aiece E',a
the eHnnAsz0 n-reut cod standard. i1c
Eoli e.cphant representing me -. Q. +.
11u iouca oatton. sgG a Photograph -
go rcxt 9res!deus b2as GU and fnaily
E0sz-slzed h0rzc ches,rU.. Eita he
''E1e&eye canlsdate~ IL from.
The prominent s.lgfr badges are about
ire s.ze n silver ns.f-3oilar- On &c
fac, IL - eenfsr Is tAc lgare on ye.-
iow teckg> fInG 20 ra.~h sc represented
silver Esn3a 7arh Ha1d hear-r@ squire.
fa~ taG.re collection rlnH..E from - IS.
TatS = .roAa as -a@ = 10 : .tcsc- Taen
there = r. r1-*t erssft srsseat r.enl q Ne
silver saHss. Nta p ar~s % Bryan and
sseHoN ard ~oH e-es @g ne motto
silver 70 ersugs.'' Tae cr5tn silver
h8..o.. .seos ~ g. ,srs q Brysn's pays-
iogcQnny contains 20 sentiment. 4aeFe are
$50 "S'lYar Dug agstnns
In a discretion uDca the suhjec. % pre-
v2lence 81 bIEto1s indicating The aoit.-
ca hes % ne peop.e - ta.s ctEy * wzs
decided 20 coang tie buttons AID other
smh.ems - silver ~ god significance car
-tG hy pedestrians. Tae locations select
e. see a. the northwest corner o. Flrst
avenue and CA-rry street. in fronI CT TIE
Bailey building. FROM II % y o'clock yes
.erday vas selected a. me AouT AID cay
.Jr IRE coant TIE res3l, was. First ave
use. Mckinley %. Bryan =. and unknown
~. tofa ~ In front - ,ae Bailey a1iid-
inE. including only .hos- traver-ng - and
Dowg Sec8ui avenue. he count Was Nc
Niaiey -. Bryau 10. un.nowu az; ladies
wearing MCKINLEY red. white aad blue
rose5irs Or miniature flags s., Total. Nc
X nley 80. grand total So. Grand totals
for tic swo stations. Mckinley "a. Bryan
81.
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Grand Forks. 3. c"

Mr.. Brown was in Spokane few DAYS
ago ard The Spoke srnan- Review had the
following Interview with him:
John A. Manly and 4. A Brown o.
Gran1 Forks. r. {, were among the ar
rivals AZ the Spokane last evening. M
Brown. or as he Is Familiarity known. Vol
cantc Brown. from his now famous DIS
covery on Nolcanic mountain, near Grand
Forks. says he discovered the mine eleven
years ago when ha was buying furs for a
Portland house. lis Femoteness from civil
llza,ion AMI the grsa; distance from A
recorders of'ice made him feel certain
that !. was safe. Accordingly - dli not
locate Il ua,u 1sqA, when the prospe,tors
commend 10 come into ne country. For
SIX years he has been working the claim.
most OF the time alone, and has driven 4
AZ tunnel 80 feet into the mountain. Al
the point where this tunnel VIII strike The
ledge depth Of more than 100 Zee: Will
- attained. The tunnel was driven
through tho hardest rock l ever saw"
said Mr.. Brown.
You have az enormous Ledge on the
property -
Yes when tell people how wide IL,
Is they simply laugh al me. but il IS
fully $50 feet wide, and know YOU VIII
not believe me"
Nj Manly In speaking az The Volcanic
sad; 1T IS an enormous body 0. ore. The
work OF The tCnnel has been sus-
PENDED and Ne ara NOW prospecting the
surface liz he Workings We have found
native copper"
II IS reported that YOU are % build a
sEnei.eV az or near Grand Forks
We have the matter under conSi5era-
ti7n - build a aae-tou plant. However. the
plans ara not npleted. /: IS possible We
may cones hle 20 order one this winter ana
put T. ~ next SnrfnS"