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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
Filiptnos Sec Secretary Hay.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-The Brothers
Cortez, wealthy Filipinos, who have
just arrived in Washington from Ma
Mia, called at the state department
during the day and were received by
Secretary Day, who listened with inter.
est to their statements of events and
conditions in the Philippines
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
ACTIVE SOLICITORS wANTEI
nv. NJ. KRAUSE

ACTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED
AEVERYWHERE for 1.-THE Story of the
Philippines" by Murat Ha'stead, commits.
Historian to the War Department. The
book was written in army camps at San
Francisco. on the Pacific with General
Merritt. in the hospitals at Honolulu. in
Hong Kong, in the American trenches at
Manila, In the insurgent camps with
Aguinaldo, on the deck of the Olympia
with Dewey, and in the ronr of battle at
the fall of Manila Bonanza for agents.
Brimful of original pictures taken by
government photographers on the spot.
Large book. Low prices Big profits.
trashy unofficial war books. Outfit free
Address,, r. +. Barker, Sec'y., Star In.
suiance Bldg, Chicago.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
Ex-Chief If FO1tce McCullagh 1T New
i York Coca t. Havana.
CARLOAD of Supplies N1isaing.

LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. 1O.-1n settling
up accounts u carload or more of gov
ernment property is reported lost from
Camp Hamilton hospital, quartermas.
ters department. Nobody seems to
know where it is.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
WANAMAKER AND GORDON.


! Senator Quay subpoenaes Political Enc.
n mics ~ Witnesses at Hts Trial.
~ PHILADELPHIA, Dec. lO.-Counsel fOr
Senator Quay in the conspiracy charges
for which he Is to be tried next week
have subpoenaed ex.Common Pleas
Judge James j. Core III and ex-Post.
master General John Wanamaker as
witnesses for the defense. These steps
are regarded as interesting in view OF
the known opposition of both of these
men to Senator Quay politically, and in
view Of the statement recently made by
Senator Penrose in which he asserted
that the charges against Senator Quay
J, were the result Of conspiracy to defeat
him for reelection to the United States
@s.nate and in his place name person
favorable to Messrs Wanamaker and
EGcrdon. Subpoenas were also served
upon several persons in Judge Gordon'e
law Office.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
lsnnle s.,curit,cs Taken.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. "a special to The
Post-Dispatch from Alrowsmith, Ills,
says that the private bank Of Taylor &
Mcclure entered by robbers, who Sc
cured "a ,OOv worth OF neSc' iAble paper
and escaped.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
HAVE ARRIVED At HAVANA.
Two Hundred and Second New York Vol.
unteerx Preparing to Land.

Two Hundred and Second New York Vol.
unteers Preparing to Land.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-The Two
Hundred and Second New York volun.
teers have reached Cuba, though they
have not yet landed. Adjutant General
Corbin has received this cablegram from
Brigadier General Davis, in command
,of the expedition, dated Havana:
"Minnewaska arrived; all well. Am
discharging' cargo at inside Of pier.
Will leave troops on board until tentagc
and rations are assorted and ready to go
with detachment. The general head.
quarters, hospital and signal corps com.
fpany will be stationed at Pinar del Rio;
sregimental headquarters of the Two
Hundred and. Second New York at Gu.
'anajay or Mariel, as may hereafter de-
eide, with one battalion at each place. "
TO REORGANIZE THE FORCE
Ex-Chief of Fol,ce McCullagh IT New
i York Goes f. Havana.
New YORK, Dec. lO.-John McCul.
lagh. formerly chief of police of this
city: and lately superintendent of cleo,
tons for the Metropolitan district, left
over the Pennsylvania road at midnight
en-. route for Havana. On his arrival
there Mr.. McCullagh will report to
General Green. After studying the
matter thoroughly he will submit re-
port to President Mckinley as to the
lest methods for reorganizing the police
force of Havana.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
Established the First Refinery.

NEW York, Dec. 1O.-Henry Mortimer
Plat is dead ut his home in this city,
aged IS years. Fifty years ago he estaD'
lished in this city the first gold and
silver refinery in the United States.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
No Thought uf Selling Philippines.

WASHINGTON. Dec. i0.-An official
denial is authorized that the sale of the
Philippine islands to any other nation.
has ever been considered by this gov
eminent and it is stated that the pub.
lished statements to the effect that their
sale to Japan had been under discussion
was altogether false.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
By WAY or SUEZ.
Next Regiment far Manila VIII Embark
Al \cNv Inlk

Next Regiment far Manila WIll Embark
III New lOLk.
WASHINGTON. Dec. lO.--A special
from Washington says: The mex. regi.
'nents to start for Manila will embark
ut New York about rhe end OF this
month and will 60 through the Suez
canal, The expedition viii! consist of
three regular infantry regiments. dis.
tlibute,l between two Of ,At largest con.
verted transports Owned by the govern.
ment. with perhaps y convoy OF two
war ships The arrangements are now
being made for this expedition by Ad.
jutant General CorJln as rapidly a.
possible
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
South Dnl,otu'. Official Vote.

PIERRE, $. d., Dec. 1.-THE official
count OIL governor has been completed.
The totals are: Lee. Fusion, $3.50;
Philips, Rep, 6,949; Lewis, Pro, 301.
The vote from several counties was pro-
tested on the ilTegularity OF returns.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
Governor Shaw Made an Address.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Dec. v--Tho / It'll
..n1lual bang net Of the Rochester cham
s.Uf commerce was held in the Mirror
:uo:n Of Powers art gallery, nearly 5Ul
.'.uests being present. Governor Lesli,
Il. Shaw OF iowa responded to the toase
''44'hc Financial Nccu Ut Today"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
WOMEN TO FIGHT ROBERTS.
Organized Move to Prevent Him From
Taking His seat IN the House.

Organized Move to Prevent Him From
Taking His Seat IN the House.
NEW York. Dec. 9.-The Herald
says: Efforts to prevent Brigham H.
Roberts. representative~elect from Utah
from taking his seat in the Fifty-sixtll
congress because he is poiyganist and
advocates that doctrine Of the Mormon
church, is to have the organized supper,
Of hundreds Of thousands of women
in the United States. The initial
woman's movement is to take or
ganized form in this city at a meeting
OF the Presbyterian board of ,wo,nan's
home missions OH Dec. 20. There art
hundreds Of these societies alone in tn,
United States The woman's mission
societies of the Congregational and Bap'
fist churches are preparing to make :
similar campaign against Roberts.
Would Prohibit tho Practice.
WASHINGTON. Dec. Ex-senator Vest
in ext cutive session, followed up the de-
Late of the previous day concerning til,
appointment Of senators and members 0.
The house to positions on presidentia
committees by the introduction OF IL bill
prohibiting the practice Of making sucl
appointments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
pirs AM srtRs.

silver COZ: lead $500
The ueyser. Marion is In with n ship
mont OF cyanides.
The Mercur was in with shipment
Of cyinidos today.
The Horn silver reported today with
two cars OK concentrates.
The Grand Central declared Its dlvl-
dcnd yesterday as expected.
James a. Pollock IL rejoicing over
tho advent OF son. Labor Day ar
rival All well.
Major jackson Of the Consolidated
Kansas City Smelling and RennlnE
company. Is now In Denver.
John Dcrn OF the Mcrcur came in
from the mine last night lie reports
things In good shape In the camp.
Col Miner. who recently returned
from the Dexter at Ttiscarora. New,
reports things In good shape at the
property.
a new strike IL reported In the South
Swansea at Tlntlc. the vein being about
i've feet In width and carrying values
o. 90 per cent lead and 100 ounces silver
To the ton.
During the call today c. T.. Hudson
moved 10 render imperative the rule
making necessary the payment OF q fee
FOR transfer of membership In the eS-
change. The matter was referred 10 the
governing board with power 90 act.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

Castings NcsrlnR Their Destination aud
DredEe Ready to Work.

The heavy generator casting Dor the
power house Of tho Haaic company
which left Boise on August ath Cor tho
Basin and which wont through the
Henry creek bridge on the 2sth nearly
killing one Of the men IN charge % IA.
crossed the Grimes creek bridge rafeiy
on the aift. the Granite creek bridge
on the End and ON Saturday evening last
was within nix miles N lie destination
with no particular dangerous points
ahead " " to surinount. Elriv this
week Il should reach the end " ita
long and pcrlious journey. Tho cap
piece has already arrived. The anna
turc pasfcd the summit ON the
Hawkins tool road on the evening OF
the grd ana viii catch up with and
pass the blk piece today.
These three great castings weigh to-
gcihcr 1000 pounds. and when nraom-
bled and boltcd down on tho broad
concrete foundation that was laid for
them IN lower Grimes creek Ia tho
early part Of july will constitute pfob.
ably the largest piece ~ mechanism
yet set up IN Idaho aud one OF which
the state may well be- proud.
The Pclton wheel which n 90 run
this machine has been IN position FOR
"a month The eight aud a half miles
OF ultcn ana hume was completed early
In August The steel pipe 10 carry
the water from the canal 10 tho wheel
was placed IN position and has been
carrying water ever since tho Finland
the big drcdgc az Piaccfyllio has boon
ready ever since the middle OF iast
month for the ilfe.rivinr ENERGY
which the great generator viii sond 10
~ u VIII not be many days therefore
before the great digging machine win
b. ut work. And when Mr. Kirk.r.
the company's electrician. turns Inc
current from his net loose, and Inc
chain OF steel buckets o nthe boat bo.
gina TO tcvolvc, now era will nave
opened for the Basin. which will wiz
ness a revival Of the good old times az
ds-'sd, when the yellow dirt was more
plentiful In Placcrvlile than IL ever
has been On the Kl0ndlke.
The Ccniervilic drcdgc II also rapld.
" assuming shape and attaining al.
monslons' Its machinery will begin
arriving bv October iat. II the an
should be an average one II will COT In
Few weeks work before the shows nv
tut IN any event Il will be ready fsr
operation In the early apring.-Bolse
Statesman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
TIE WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
Report Of Climate and Cop Service, Weather
Bureau.
weather In Utah the Past Week. and re-
ports from the stat. of the Con-
dition of Crops.

u. s. Department OF Agriculture.
Climate and Crop bulletin u the
Weather Bureau. Utah Section. for the
week ending Sept. 9. 1895;
There has boon decided change In
the temperature from the previous
week which had a daily excess OF de-
grces compared with daily deficiency
Of degrees the past week. The night
temperatures were uncomforiabiy cool.
failing within few degrees OF the
freezing point IN many sections aud
causing llght frost on the morning OF
the End and 1rd. There were no general
rains during Tho week. though con.
siderable rain fell FROM thundoratorms
which occurred on the ?gth. 30th and
aint OF August The heaviest rainfall
occurred during a thunderstorm az
Salt Lake City on August s0th,
amounting 10 90 OF an inch. Frequent
thundgraiorms during the early pOr-
ton % the week temporarily retarded
ihreshlng and delayed the harvest OF
some luccrn, The grain crop having
been harvested. no damage resulted.
since the grain that has not been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
aALrsA WENT down..
brokers suspicious Caused tts Depression
-Daiy MAKES % sale.

with suspicious that the worst was
coming for Galcnn, the stock went down
again today and after the looaenlng
VI 900 shares at - cents. bidders be-
came scarce and the figure dwlndled
90 20 cents. while any amount could
have been had at the selling figure. The
day was a good one IN the pit and not
few shared IN the trading which was
quite spirited during the call.
Dnly created a mild surprise by
figuring as a seller. 30 shares Of this
Ending a taher at 70 cents. Grand
Central maintained It's hrmneaa Of the
DAY before with bid OF $3.50 while
Mammoth and Mcrcur were also about
stationary, and ontario was wanted at
". Sacramento exhibited firmneas
10 hd ~ bdh cents, ana SILVER King
remained In demand at t2a.
Passing 20 stocks unlisted there was
gpol demand Tor Dexter and 200
hhhfef changed hands. the stock going
az N'a1 and u.A. South Swansea had
q ready bid Of ti.2i but did no business,
Nhlle Chloride Point followed with
transfers VI 800 shares at 81 share.
ls,Ner Mammoth sold low. the stock
teeeding from 32is cents 20 20 In the
u.eainE ana sales being made within
W. range. Closing, the best bid In
u.hee was 2dis ms aEainat offerings
we stock at 80. Swansea was atiil
c,i ,ayeflte and other stocks called re-
irnsu regular recognition.
81" Closing figures were as follows;
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ASSESSMENT ONGALENA
Stockholders to be Called Upon 10 Pay Ten
Gents Share.
ANOTHER FOR LOWER MAMMOTH ALSO
sn,ee.sfai Mining Operations In Nevada
stock Exchange Busincss - New
strikes ~ stockton.


The "News' was assured today that
.t,ttu q hours stockholders In the
-. ,,tr, M tsish sprlnrs would he
oaleha "''''. -. -.
called upon 70 ashNer up an "sH'sHN,vil'
nj 10 cents a share. the same calculate
- b., r,lse 10000, this to pay the COM
~ ~ .'-....',,t i,,,,,,,.dn,s.
pinyH pI'se"' ~
In order 10 get the Information direct
srsm the fountain-head. reporter
-, a, Ar Ioaeph'a ONCE. but his
callen as u, 49,, -.
presence was the cause "i 'ha' k'n'i'-
mans sudden exit into nnother room
- ,he announcement that he was too
,n,y N he secn. Il Is given out on good
.s..t,y however. that the stock IL 90
- a.,.,t,,r,.,,,. a., tb.
BE- assei-''" nv" "
plt this morning seem TO bear out the
current rcport.
ma galena cnmpany's books have
Men eiosed since Saturday. 30 that re-
eerf sties on the exchange have not yet
49,. t,.vsfsrrrd The company. IL ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

shower on the 91th laid thc dust and
frerhencd the atmosphere.
Millcr--Tha rain OF the Goth ala much
good. corn Is maturing. threshlng IL
uutntUcr are not yielding
well In some sections they arc nearly
a failure
coaiylilo--somc nice rains occurred
last week
Pcoa-Thorc have been three light
showers during the week. Considerable
grain shows that 10 ahrunk from the
excessivc heat and dryness and INSULT
Client Irrigation.
Chcster-Thc grain IL yielding GOOD.
Frequent rains ln the mountains have
caused The streams 10 rise.
knysvllle-Tho past week was cool
Ideal showers occurred on Tuesday but
not SUFFICIENT 90 si0p irrigation The
third crop " luccrn ia being harvested.
u u ga average yield. FAN planting
VIII commence next week.
Lake Shorc-'rhrcahin machines are
stlll busy. Sugar beets are being sam.
pied. third cfup of lucorn will be- light
American Fork-Crops win not need
further Irrigation, they are coming 90
maturity rapidly.
saniaquln--Thrcshlng IL nearly end
-. with 10000 bushels OF grain raised
which Il 5000 bushels more than the
best year IN our experience.
Salcm-con. potatoes and the third
crnp ~ lucern Will be- light. owing 10
insuiiciuut water for Irrigation Fruit
IL being gathered ana dried or pre-
Served.
L,hl-Thcrc is fair prospect Ter the
yield VI hcois
Payron-wr have commenced 20
make preparations FOR the digging Of
sugar boe,-. Melons and fruit are
abundant
Pinio-The grain harvest IL closed.
The corn crop VIII not be as good az
usual.
New Harnoy-A nice rain occurred
on the 20,h and s9ih which made all
crops look well.
be u good average. Potatoes and vcre-
table crops are excellent; fruits are In
abundance.
Hebcr-The weather mas been cool
ana dry. harvest r. closing and thrcuh-
ms. Is progressing; strain IT. ahrunk a
little.
Charioiaon-Po,atoos are doing well.
pNmlHlnH a good Yield.
rintnh-The hot spell seems 10 be
NJ an end, but the drought conunuoal
corn ~ being cut. ihrrahnE continues,
showing better rcsulta ON dry lands
than on those that were Irrigated
untavillc--Harvestlng Of grain n
nearly complete: hauling and stacking
ii now the work before the farmers.
thrcshing has commenced.
J. N. SMITH.
Section Director. Salt Lake city.
Utah.
Per $. NJ. BLASFoRD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
LOWER MAMMOTH Also.
orrnArroSs ~ NrvADA.
Rich strikes In tho North Mountain and
Other Properties.

WIN & Brown came In this morning
from Cherry creek, New, where, FOR
the past month or 70 he has been man
uEing ana directing nffaira at the prop.
erty OF the North Mountain company
rightly located In t;gan canyon.
Mr.. Brown IL enthusiastic over condi-
lions In that section M regards mining.
lie says the North Mountain IL making
n splendid showing. the mine exhibit
ing good ore bodies and the min civ
Ing satisfaction In the treatment OF 20
tons of ore daily. The gentleman
brought In with him the comp b. =.
monthly shipment OF cyanldeH. and
says that the mill has recently been
supplied with additional tanks, which
viii materially increase the teaching
capacity. Mr. brown says II has been
quite cold ON Cherry Greek the past
week or 70. 20 cold In fact as TO frceze
ice IN the uncovered tanks. lie says
they are about 20 make the necessary
repairs before winter sets In. and be-
ilevea that operations can be kept up
during the entire year.
In the North Mountain some good
strikes have been made recently. says
Mr.. Brown. some assays running a.
high as $500 to 800 60 the ton, gold
predomna,ing. on an average me
milling ore VIII run from - 10 ~,
while hlgh-Erade shipping ore aHaays
ali the way from $500 10 800
Mr.. Brown reports good strike by
n number Of proapcctorr there. land says
the ore discovered pays them well, AZ.
Ter shipping u 60 cuwon with n haul
~ 100 miles. Activity there IL greater
than for years past, and the Glasgow
ana Western company, operating the
Star. Il buslly engaged In the erection
of a mill for that property. Brick are
already being manufactured and Mr.
siamnnn. the company'n MANAGER u
now In The East placing an order Tor
the necessary machinery.
Mr. brown II wen pleased with con-
dluons In general on Cherry Greek and
says that with good railroad facilities
that section would experience a lively
b0om 40 there are many good mines
there. The gentleman VIII leave short
~ for h,a home In Nebraska.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

Il. p. Kitchener is In from Stockton
with a well developed smile on his face.
the same caused By q strike In the mine
over which he preslden, the ore assay
ing % per cent copper and $50 In gold.
The mine has been a shipper for a good
while past and with ore such as that
recently discovered promises TO make lts
OWNERS wealthy In short while. J. T..
Kitchener. q brother. who has been de.
Welcoming the old Honorinc mine In the
same locality, II also pleased man. he
having encountered q breast OF excel
lent ore In the mouth OF that property.
sfockton mines. says the gentleman,
are rapidly coming to the front.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
Wash Dresses
so Per Cent Off

Girls Wash Dresses. percaies ana
elnghams. a very good selection IN some
OF the seasons prettlest styles. remain
for those who come quickly. An are tn
BE- closed out AZ JUST HALE PRICE.
Take elevator 90 basement for these,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

The Hcpworth Bros. well known
butchers OF this city. have lust returned
from q visit 20 the Star mine In Pine
canyon, Tooelc county. The rpntlem@n
Were Wei pleased with what they saw
ana are convinced that the Star l. the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

making OF a good property. superin.
tendrnt Monnt. they say. Is huslly on
raacd in the erection of the company's
min, which Il now haii W, and SUM-
clentiy far advanced to commence
fnr the ores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07

At Doncaster. ENGLAND. today the ~.
Iegcr stakes for three year olds was
won by capt. Greef'a chestnut colt
Wildiowcr by Galilnu. out OF Tragedy.
The Ailer has arrived at New York
from Mediterranean ports.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
GOOD NEWS for Bargain Seekers
Offerings of the Most Attractive Kinds, both to
Quality and Price,
Girls Dresses,
o6 per cent of.

Pretty styles, and Just Ms well made
a. though mother took every stitch In
them. at an average saving. however.
half
FlannelcttoH, Bouoie Pinlds. Wool
Mixtures. some with waists only lined
others lined throughout; blouse. oton
ana bolero effects. Ages TO II. %
Mr. nnnI nlI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
UNLISTED STOCKS.
TRANSFERS or srocKs

Galenl. 800 shirsa % sic.
DAILY, 10 n 5tc.
Dexter. 100 ~ tt.g1.
Dexter. 100 ~ y.8L
Chinriic Point. 900 ii 800.
Lower Namm0th. 900 Il sor.
Lower Mammoth. 100 u 3ei,c.
Lower Mammoth. 100 n 3la.
Lower Mammoth. 100 % lgc.
Total shirts sold. ies0.
SELLING value OF stocks. $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
Shirt
MmN w aists
htNl f'Boys' outing Elan
WAl mel. Mothers Friend
| MlN. .Aj shirt Waists. latest
Y A WI M 9pattcrns. Tor ages I
eil-Tsi " .fto II years. Regu-
9M ~lar 50c. grade. AZ
80

MISSES. Bright. grain, button Shoes
patent leather tipped toes. Excellent
wearing shoes, worth $3.50. now
SIlo
FOR MEN. satin calf Shoes, laced or
congress styles, very best qualiiy,worlh
$I3a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-01-10
WEATHER FORECAST. TO night and
Tuesday fair-cold,
PERSONALS.

HoLvERsoN's JANUARY CLEAR
ANCE SALE.
r.. j. Batter, of Brooks, was Ia tn,
city today.
Il A. LIvesly was business visi-
tor TO Turner today
Architect g. ii. Burggraf was IL
Wo0dburn this afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff A. Il. VAIN was ID
Gervais today on official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Skiif have gone
to San Francisco for a short visit
District Attorney aud Mrs. S. L.
Hayden have returned from Portland
Miss Della Otis returned Saturday
from two weeks visit In Kalamar
Wash.
Il. ii. Leabo, who Is now a'resident
OF Portland, spent Sunday In this
city.
Manager II. II. Anson, of the Salem
4 Suburban Railway Co., is In Port
land.
County Assessor j. w. Hobert
spent Sunday with his family near
Silyerton.
Supt. Il. w. Potter, Of Chemawa
Indian Training school, was In the
city today.
Chester Parvln returned to Albany
today TO resume his studies at the
college there.
VIII Allen left Sunday evening for
San Francisco there 10 resume his
dental studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. III. DunsfOrd re-
turned Saturday evening from a short
visit In Portland.
Secretary OF State III. II, Klncaid
returned today from an over Sunday
visit with his family in Eugene,
Miss Lizzie Harrlld was IA passenger
10 Chemawa today where she has a
class 10 whom she gives guitar lessons,