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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1897-04-17
SLOGAN Country.


The Little Daisy and Golden have been
bonded for $4,000.
Get There Eli and Bachelor claims on
Ten Mile creek have been bonded and IS
men will be put to work in the course OF
a few days opening them up.
The Two Friends mine has shipped over
10 corloads of ore this winter. Twenty
three men are at present engaged on this
property, but it is intended to close down
soon, only retaining enough men 10 car
ry on development work during the sum
n1cr.
Five men are employed or the Regina,
4 claim situated in the Arlington basin.
This property is improving under devel-
0pement work.
The Alma group, recently bonded for
eco, is employing five men, who are
busiiy engaged developing the property.
AT the bottom of the tunnel in thc Lily
b.. and at a depth of 50 feet, an ore chute
10 feet long has been struck. 1t averages
six inches in width and assays from q
45-pound sample are said to have
given 1870 ounces in silver and
$2 in gold. The tunnel is still being driven
east, and is now 70 feet from the big orc
chute. A crosscut tunnel to tar TIE read
100 feet further down will be commenced
next week.
A four-dsill compressor is to be put in
the Currie Immediately.
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Wcrl> Of Women.

Detroit Mich, April 9.-At the sixth
biennial congress of the Young Women S
Christian Association in session here,
the president Mrs. D. L. Wishard Of New
York took the chair and read the report
Of the international committee. submitted
by the chairman. 1t called attention TO
the separate specializing of the city and
college the past two years, and the le-
mort enlarged on the field of usefulness
for the secretaries of the departments.
The committee asked for $4,000 for
work among the colleges and schools. 1t
reported 344 associations during two
years, % associations having gone out OF
the international association, four Joined
and 90 new associations We're formed, 2o4
of the associations being college and 81
city organizations.
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SEATTLE LODGING HOUSE BURNED.
,,,,tcs TI,d Narrow Escapes. But
All We're. Gotten Out.

Seattle, April The entire hre depart
ment was called out at / a. III. by u 'lFe
in the Overland lodging house. which soon
s2read to the Salvation Army shelter ara
the Pacific lodging house. No one was
fatally injured, but a man known as Dago
Tony was fearfully burned about the reef
and legs officers Grant and Powers per
formed acts of genuine herolsm BY gong
through the Overland house ana warning
inmates In one room Powers found Mfs.
Nav. an old blind woman, utterly helpless.
He wrapped her in quilts and carried hef
to the stairway. but before he had Il
chance to put his foot on them the STAIRS
fell into the fiery furnace below. The roof
fell in, another stairway was opened ana
both ESCAPED.
Loss SIS Geo,
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Head BLOWN OFF BY DYNAM I {.
.x.i!i;;,;n Kerr. an Alleged Fisher
(..aTt i4tE.

Corvallis. OF. llpIli Iz.-N imam TNeTT
aged u is dead, as the result OF a dyna'
mite explosion. One cheek and All the up
Der portion of the head from the eyes up-
ward are blown away. With two compan-
ions the victim had been for two days
fishing in Woods creek, a dozen mics
west of town. They carried dynamite.
which they used in fishing. one stick OF
the dynamite explosive remained ana
they determined to explode it TO aVold
the danger Of carrying it over the hliis.
Kerr, after lighting the dynamite, thTe"
if down and waited for the explosion. \
failed to go off, and he stopped to PICK
it up. That moment it exploded, killing
him instantly. His companion, VINO stooa
40 feet away. was stunned by the blast.
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San FRANCISCO. April 12.-Minister Woo
Ting Fong. who will represent the en-
peror of China in America. Spain and
Peru. has landed here. There are near
" GO consular representatives, secretaries
and attaches in his suit. Woo Ting Fong
is a graduate of oxford university. For
several years he practiced law at Hong
Kong He also held the office of police
magistrate there He was also director
of the governmental railway in Tiea Tsin
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SPOKANE PCLlCEMh.ih! is SHOT.

The, assasitssat aftersrarsi Shot Him
s@.f s5eac; Niti, the Same weapon.
Spokane April 12.-PoiiCeman Dugad
D. ATcPhee was shot in the head at 40
this morning by Il man whom he had ar
rested and was searching. The shooting
took place on Sprague street in the heart
of the business portion of the city. The
man then went a few blocks and shot
himself dead Although McPhees wound
is an extremely serious one. there is pos
sible hope of his recovery. The body OF
the man who did the shooting has not
vet been identified,
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Chicago April s.-Four thousand men
were forced out Of employment by the
closing cf the works of the Illinois Steel
Company at South Chicago tonight This
action is taken by the officials to head off
a strike Rail straighteners are respon-
sible for the trouble. The officials of the
company claim that the workmen broke
their yearly contract, which was made
a few months ago.
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Pittsburg, Pa, April S.-Seventeen of
the Is pudding furnaces of A. M. Buyers
rolling mills which have been closed
down by the strike of puddlers against
a reduction OIL ou cents per ton in the
pudding rate, started this morning with
non-union men. Later in the day the rush
for places became so great that the strik-
ers were frightened and declared the
strike off in both mills. The old men were
taken back and work will be resumed in
full tomorrow at a reduction.
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a yIcD,:r,lS He2EIaSS Body

Mount Vernon, ILL.,. April 12.-Boys pass
ing through some woodland five miles
northwest of the city found a woman 5
head lying near the public road. A party
was organized and found the body 2ot
yards from the spot where the head lay,
with the flesh stripped from the bones
both the trunk and head being so badly
decomposed as to render recognition inn
poccihIa
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vx-l1,<1 A., Altered HarGn

San Francisco, April 11.-Mrs Jeann!he
Shurtliffe Young. a young woman VINO
has attained considerable local notorie-y
of late has unexpectedly married the
Baron Ludwig Won Turllheim, who claims
to be a member of the Royal Guards OF
Germany.and the owner of vast estate
near Mannheim. The German consul gen
eral said he knew nothing about the
baron" and therefore could give no IN
formation either as to his family, MS
military rank or his estates.
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Waterloo Cams.

Seventeen miles north of Trail, 3. G..
and eight miles south of Robson. on the
east bank of the Columbia, is the new
town of Waterloo consisting Of about 40
houses Many claims have been located
in the vicinity, the first large company
to take notice of the camp being the Lii
liooet. Fraser River and Cariboo Gold
Fields Of Vancouver, Z. c. This com
pany has a bond on the Erin, Apache and
Waterloo groups. On the first named
groups - men are working.
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MINES AND PROSPECTS
DEVELOPMENT. BONDING AND
SALES OF PROPERTIES.
A Look North. South, East and West
Over the Mineral Producing
Sections of the Northwest.

4 number of big payments have been
made on bonds on properties in the Trout
Lake district of British Columbia. The
Horne-Payne syndicate paid. s33, AGO on the
Broadvew, Old Sonoma and Phillipsburg.
The English company owning the Great
Northern paid $4,000.
The Morning Star Wild Man and Alice
have been bonded to Il Scotch syndicate
for $4,000
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San Francisco, April 12.-Theodore Dur
rant has been again sentenced to dellh'
the execution to take place III the san
Quentin prison. June II. When taken 10
the ferrv. en- route for the prison. Dur
rants nerve broke down at the sight OF
the crowds who reioiced in his passing
to the shadow of the galloHs after SO
many and protracted delays. He murder
ed Blanche Lamont over two years ago
and was arrested about a week at lef COM
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E,errYsce District

Rich ore is sad to have been struck in
three places on the Hiyu claim i'll the
Florence district. It was encountered in
the 5O-foot level and has been tapped in
the lower tunnel 100 feet below
The owners of the Ozark will start their
five-stamp mill in Il few days.
AT a depth Of 80 feet a rich strike is re-
ported in the keystone.
The Toledo mine is being Developed
There have been placed hosting works
on this mine lately, which facilitate eX-
ploration. Some 10 days ago 2 itch streak
about two inches wide was found in the
ledge. This de posit has increased to nine
inches. and is still rich. Some tests made
indicate $2G0l to the ton.
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shot Dcvn Three Men.

Altman. Col, April 12-During shoot
ing affray in a, saloon Cox instantly killed
Bob Bailey and wounded Henry MINER
and Sam Lishey. and was then shot fatal
w. After killing Bailey. Cox ran into the
street. where he met Town Marshal
OBrien at whom he fired The marshal
returned the fire. shooting Cox, who now
lies at the hospital in a dying condition
The shooting grew out of quarrel. The
men had been gambling and drinking all
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Pouland,, Or, April S.-The city council
today, by q vote of 10 to 1. passed an ordi-
nance licensing nickel-in-the-slot ma
chimes and fixing the license at $5.25 per
quarter. Mayor Pennoyer says he will
veto the ordinance, and if it is passed over
his veto he will see that the police enforce
the state law against gambling and that
he will not permit the machines to be
operated under any circumstances.
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Fort Steele.

The Fort Steele district in 1896. in which
year the first shipment Of ore was made,
produced as follows, says the ProsDector:
The North Star shipped 100000. On the
dump-North Star. $3.50 600; St. Eugene,
$500. COO: Dibble, $725o; total, S55l2o The
development work consisted of on the
Nor-n Star 100 feet: ST. Eugene GOO feet;
Dibole. 400 feet: other mines, 20G0 feet. To
tai. 400 feet, or an approximate value Of
$2l2 per foot Of development.
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Drank wood Alcohol.

San Diego, Cal, April 9.--seaman King
Of the cruiser Philadelphia is dead. Two
other sailors are dying and several more
are in precarious condition from drink
ING wood alcohol mixed with eggs and
condensed milk. They broke into the
medicine chest during the night. stealing
the alcohol, Of which they drank large
quantities.
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The D0nsola group of claims at Camp
Mckinney, in the Boundary Creek dis
trict, has been bonded to English syn
dictate.
At the Deadwood camp the Goldbug and
Hidden Treasure have been bought BY an
English investor.
An English syndicate has bonded the
King Lead group of claims.
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BRYAN PICKED UP UNCONSCIOUS.
piazza on Which He Was Speaking =
Fell IL, the Ground.

st. Augustine. Fla, April y-Hon. y.
J. BRYAN was injured here by the cavlng
in of the piazza on which he was speak
ing. Nearly 4Jv men and women We're
precipitated about 20 feet to the ground
and many of them were injured, but none
fatally. Mr.. Bryan was picked up ull-
conscious and removed to a physician $
office, where an examination revealed mat
he had received no injuries OF serious
character.
Mr.. Bryan addressed fully 10000 people
from the piazza of the San Marco hotel
At the close of his speech hundreds OIL
people hocked about him, and it was theh,
so great was the strain, that one sectloh
Of the piazZa-40 feet square--fell through
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The Kentucky Deadlock

Frankfort, Ky, April S.-The gold DEM
ocrats decided tonight to vote for Senator
Henry l.. Martin again tomorrow and not
to assist the silver men in breaking a
quorum. There is now little prospect of
a breakup in the deadlock before the
middle of next week, unless it Should be
preciptated by the Martin movement if it
shall grow to formidable proportions, as
it may if Senator Blackburn does not en-
ler q nrOteSt aGaiuSt it.
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A -cnd-,setI,er'a Suicide,

Salem. Or. April 9.-Mrs. Catherine B
Livermore, IS years old. committed sui
eide by taking strychnine. A grandson
of hers is in jail here awaiting the ac
ton of the grand jury on a charge O
having stolen s60 from his mother Fam
ily troubles caused the act.
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Pendleton. Or, April 12.-Hot winds for
the past "a hours have taken the SHOWS
from the mountains above here. The
J-matilla river is going UP to as high a
stage as at any time this spring. The
railroad bridge above town is partly gone
out compelling the abandonment OF the
branch line between here and Walla
W'al11
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Cariboo Country.

Two companies have Just been formed
on Puget sound to operate in the Cariboo
districts one al Tacoma, to operate al Big
Lake, 80 miles northeast of the Cotton
wood House. on the old Fort George
trail. They have a jetting machine now
on the way. and will locate the deep chan
nels of that section. The Seattle company
will operate on the Divide creek oniy
about one mile from the Tacoma COM
3aflN.
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Chicago, April 9.-Colonel w. A. August
Ray, at one time president and for g
years a prominent operator on the board
of trade is dead. Colonel Ray organized
Company F., F'ortieth Wisconsin infantry,
and was commander of the regiment. He
held Memphis against the confederate
General Forrest when the latter made his
famous raid on that town.
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THE PORTE FILES TWO PROTESTS
Turkey Premises to Withdraw II
Greece Does likewise.

Greece Does EfI>e..s sc.
London. AprH "a dispatch to the
Times from Constantinople says that the
porte has communicated to the ambas-
sadors the contents of three circulars
dispatched to the Ottoman representa-
lives abroad
The first dated April 5, notified the
powers that the porte is willing to With
draw the Turkish garrison from Crete il
the Greeks previously withdrew and the
powers guarantee to pacify the island. 1t
demands also that Greece should evacu-
ate Crete forthwith
The second protests in anticipation
against the appointment by the powers OF
a European governor of the island.
The third protests against the injustice
of disarming the Cretan Mohammedans
while the Christians are permitted to re
tain their arms.
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JaeksonViIIe, Fla, April General
Julio Sanguilly and Colonel Lachuga.
hearing that warrants had been issued
for their apprehension on the charge of
aiding and abetting a Cuban expedition,
surrendered themselves this afternoon to
the United States officers. They We're
taken before United States Commissioner
Egan and their hearing continued.
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Standards Driven Back.

Havana. April IA sharp guerilla dght
occurred near Guinos, in this province,
with $50 men on each side Captain
Manuel Delagoado of Colonel Hernandez S
forces leading the Cubans. After two
hours the Cubans drove the Spaniards
back into Guinos. The S2aniards retreat
ed to their fortifications. The Cubans
camped for nearly a half day in plain
sight of the Spaniards.
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Gazaland in Revolt.


London, April S.-Dispatches from
Pretoria and pelagoa bay say the whole
of Gst@aland is in open revolt. Twenty
five thousand natives have rebellcd
against the Portuguese government. The
principal rising is only about 40 miles from
the Transvaal border. Portuguese troops
are mobilizng rapidly and the situation
is regarded as serious.
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CnfIas, nYsyen

There is a great deal of work being
done in the Cedar Canyon district A
number of claims are being actively de-
veloped besides the Deer Trail No. 2.
They are the Silver Basin Silver Queen,
Royal, Deer Trail No. l, Saturday Night,
Sunday Morning. Plata Rica and num-
ber of others. The net returns from IL
of the ore shipped from Deer Trail No.
2 exceeds $1O0, ,0O0.
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Re.aif in South Efrica,

| London. April 9-Advices received from
Delagoa bay announce that the country
bordering on and across Limpopo river
for many miles northwest to the northern
limit of the Transvaal, is in open revolt.
Troops are on the way to suppress the
] .clt
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Palmer Mountain.

The Palmer Mountain Tunnel Company
have ordered a tivc-drill compressor
plant in order to hasten the work of the
great tunnel scheme in the OSanogan
country. In addition to this d complete
steam plant has been ordered sufficient
to furnish power to the drills and for the
electric lighting system which will be in
augurated. The plant will be on the
ground and in full operation by June /.
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CnJ1 for State is. .

Olympia April 12.-The state treasurer
has called general fund warrants Nos
If 40 to 14,6S0 inclusive, and on military
fund Nos. 2007 to 2010, inclusive. The call
1,7at1lreS Anril 20.
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Charlotte, N. c., April 12-The east
bound Florida special on the Southern
railway and local southbound pasSen-
ger colided at Harrisburg. a small town
about u miles north Of this city, killing
three persons and wounding several 9TH
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PROPOSE TO FIGHT SUGAR TRUST
II, Hr.ynr of Farmers Interested il,
lAtHts

En sruyer of Farmers Interested in
Raising jeets.
Minneapolis, April 12.-The Minnesota
Sugar company has been organized Wit
a capital stock of $2,Go0,0Co, to fight the
sugar trust by establishing IN the north
west the sugar beet industry:
a s25OG0O factory is to be built at Hast
ings, NTinn. and others will follow, as
the farmers are interested in raising
beets.
The railroads are helping the assocla-
ton, and auxiliary associations are to be
formed in every county whose soil IS
adapted to the culture.
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Manhattan. Kan, Apr. 12.-President
George II. Falrchila. IL oth,r members of
the faculty, and numerous other employees
of the institution have been discharged.
The board of regents. which is dominated
by populist majority, simply stated that
the discharged instructors were not in
harmony with the fundamental principles
of the administration.
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CruiS.A5. phiJSGe1pbin SaiIt

San Diego, April S.-The United States
cruiser Philadelphia, with Admiral Beard
slee on board. Will sail for Honolulu to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock The
Monterey will leave for San Pedro April
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f:rent Cnn,er Producer.

An annual report Of the Boston and
Montana Mining Company states thai the
electrolytic plant at Great Falls, Mont.
will soon be producing 3.oG0, 600 pounds per
month The gross receipts were for the
fiscal year Sc. 1907, the total expenses
So. S33 z5334 2S3. the net earnls.; $z. .6l4 800.
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WASHINGTON, April 12.-Thc report Of the
department of agriculture for April makes
the average condition of winter wheat
| S1.4, against 995 on December l. I'll last
April, and S0.4 at the same date in 1896
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CoIyiIIe Country.

At the Eureka camp the Lone Pine is
in to a delth of 10 feet, striking ore al
102 feet.
Work on the Black Tail will begin May
1.
VOLTS camp. six miles south of Eureka
on the east side of Curlew lake, will have
an air comp1 essor as soon as the roads
are in a passable condition, to haul in a
boiler.
Parties in Pullman, Wash, have or
ganized q company to develop a group Of
claims about 20 miles west of Northport
and about 10 miles south of Ro@sland.
A new strike is reported on the Star and
Crescent. across Kettle river from the lie
Fleur. Willie doing surface work q body
of copper ryrites and hematite was un-
covered, farther up the hill from the
present tunnel which is in 81 feet.
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Chattanooga. April 12.-John Atkinson,
II wears old son of Governor W. y. At
linson Of Georgia, has been married to
Miss Ada BYRD, the 16-year-old daughter
of G. B. Byrd of Atlanta. Ga. Last week
the young couple eloped, but We're over
taken and sent home.
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Seventeen Knots an Hour.

Rockport, Mass, April 8.-The battle
ship Iowa on her trial trip passed the
second mark at 10:30:25. having made the
first leg at the rate of 1903 knots. She
crossed the finish line at 2:31 TO- elapsed
time 4:24:24, being exactly II knots per
hour in the speed trial.
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New York, April SIT is stated the e.
S. Dean Companys failure will reach a
million dollars and that they fall heavi-
est on day labors, farmers, small bust
ness men, teachers and women in every
class of life.
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Washington, April S.-Confrmation of
the reported ratification by the Venez-
uelan congress of the arbitration treaty
has come to the state department from
United States Minister Thomas at Ca
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rE'J,t. V.n Poi CIDitl; stock,

The stockholders of the lie Roi Mining
and Smelling company have decided no
to increase the Capitalization Of the com
pany from $2,500,00 to $5.C00,0G0.
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Three feet of solid ore are reported TO
have bean encountered in the inclined
shaft of the Anaconda in the Pierre, 5
Lake district. A return Of $462 is reported
to have been received from a 1GG-pound
sample sent to the Tacoma smelter.
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Grand Forks, n. D., April 12.-The gov
ernment steamer OgemaWa, which start
cd down the river last night on a relief
expedition, lies right side up. sunk in
about Il feet Of water, il miles below
here.
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Yokohama. April 12-Japan will send
two Warshps to Hawaii. stopping mean
while all emigration. The Japanese press
is urging the government to take a firm
attitude towards the Hawaiian and
American governments.
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Paris, April 12.-While mass was being
said in a church near Castres, in the de-
partment of Tarn. the roof collapsed.
Seven women and one man were
killed and so persons seriously injured.
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Ch,rred with EmI,exzIcment

Seattle, April S.-Ex-Deputy Auditor
Levi Smith, charged on several counts
with embezlement of county funds.
waived a preliminary hearing today and
was held in 5000 bonds to answer to the
superior court.
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CoIun,bin River Bars

Two Davenport men will launch boat
in the Columbia a short distance below
Fort Spokane and work their way up the
river along the east bank, and prospect
as they go for placer ground.