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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-27
His Friends Are Not
MckinIey's,
ADMINISTRATION II iGillST HIN
appointment OF Quay as Senator
Msy Not lead TO Mis- Return
20 Power.

WASN'T NGTON. April gE.-The ar-
pointment Of senator Quay by
GOV. Stone has stirred up political
Washington. Many politicians think
the governor has made a fools move.
The preccdents and the constitution
Of Pennsylvania seem TO be against
the guvernor. Oniy last February
the senate. by vote of s. 60 10. re-
fused 70 seat Mr Corbett Of OreEon.
Earllcr eases are THOSE OF Kenscy
johns Of Delaware in INA. the Lau-
man case OF lisa. Mantle af Montana
IN iSa1. and Allen % Washington.
Those cases are on all fours with
ouAy's.
The senate judiciary committee held
then that failure hY the legislature
- elect ala not create such va
eaacy as the federal constitution
authorizes governors 20 All The
constitution q Pennsylvania says
when n vacancy occurs between ses-
sions the governor shall call an rx-
ira session within sixty DAYS Ia elect
y senator.
Apparently the only duty OF the
governor 10 TO call the legislator In
special session. The language OF
the constitution Il mandatory. Il
il presumed that the governor viii
do that Hut IL will do him no coed.
as the same men will 40 the ballot
ing. There are few Republicans
who said they would not vote for him
SO long az the criminal eases we're
pending. They ala not go 50 FAR as
10 promise their votes in case Of ac-
quittAi
The Republican state viii he held
early 20 bring pressure on the holt
Ing Republicans IN behalf - QUAY
II that pressure does not accomplish
the election. Mr, Quay'u only chance
To- get back into the senate Ia for
that body 10 completely reverse It.
self
quay viii come as near causing
that TO be done as anyotheF man.
Nearly every senator Is under ohiiEa-
ton To him foe favors. lie has been
IN nearly every deal IL Is Quay's
purpose u he does not bulldoEe she
Legislature with his state conveu-
ton to work on his former col
leagues fnasmuch as the Rspubile-
ans VIII have a big majority with
out Quay. ~ IL not necessary 90 have
him BE has rot been overly friend
" with the national organization.
THE anti-Quay people are the friends
Of Mckinley. II ~ suggested that
when Quay comes tapping at the
doors. he may be asked 20 assure
the national naturalization that
pennsylvania will be friendly 10 Me
kinlcy next year and no, hostile. as
she was In fE9S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-27
CHAINED TO
THE PULPIT
Minister Stopped Services to
Arrest Two Fugitives.

HUNTINGTON. ". Va. April =.
REV. DR. Bsrkman, ~ the Free
VIII brethren church. who rides a
long and tirssome circuit In MeT-
Ger county. along the mountains. -
also one OF Sheriff q. =. Whites
best deputies The sheriff frequently
gives him big bundles % papers 10
serve "a he makes his monthly trip
over his circuit.
Las; night at spanishburR the con-
rregatlon gathered for divine wur-
ship. as the preach could not stay
until sunday.
After he had given out the hymn
ard had read the text. Rev. Or.
Berkman noticed two fugitlvcs In
the congregation for whom he had
warrants Or. Berkman quietly
drew his revolver. walked down the
aisle. placed the men under arrest.
handcufFed them. fastened the hand
cuffs with dog chain 20 the pulpit
and proceeded with the sermon as
though nothing had happened.
He dsputized four men to take
the prisoners to Bluefield today and
proceeded on his circuit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-27
Tilt OF the Hat.

A. for the tHt 81 the fashionable
hat. II il almost a matter % indiv-
iduai preference The tur0an. the
various moaiei walking bats. and
many round hrimH with practically
brimless backs. are tinted very far
ever the forehead ard ali the ilues
u the trimming tend 10 add ssill
further % the staining appearance
downward toward the nose. even the
coil ~ hair on top fhc head apisear-
inE below the cache peiEn. an Empire
comb in turn below the coil. then a
pouf % soft hair to the large collar
u wrap. Many small turbans and
tricorurH. and the little Dircctnirc
bannrtN. are worn directly on the
top Of the head. rather front than
back The halo hat IL atill with as
Tor those To whom g IL especially
becoming In iia summer form u
appears AA Il FIRST appeared last
August on the sands q Trouviile.
and. In Individual cases. At Newport
toward the faE end ~ the season
there. Tho round straw IL bound
with black velvet. banded with
black. and ta otherwise untrimnsd
save ~ bunch % flowers. or a
rpsstte against the front brim-
simple and easily built. but aa yet
unseen IN any hut the smart shops
With those hats. and with others
even more pastoral ln effect. the
dropping tmperatrisc lcEharnH. are
obr worn the quaintcst 81 musiinH.
printed with bow knots ~ ribbon ty-
INK stln gnriands 81 flowers. or With
a trcllia over which the small button
rose chambers. or Htili snain with
curved Louis Nv. baskets Allied TO
overlooking with howrrU. buds from
which scatter over tho rest 81 the
frock. Tho basket 81 In delicate
straw color on n white ground, the
flowers mostly pink. 10 iH dccll-
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W0MAN'S WORLD.

The girl who has taken the trouble
10 fejuveuats her cloth drsss with
a rnars OF lesa ornamental null coil.
ar and revcrr. especially " a white
waist shows underneath. locks de-
IightfulIy refreshing,
Not only have the tunic overskfrt
and the boisro snccumbsi % ths
fluctuations 81 the ncaiiap finish. hat
the heretofore conventional sheet AMI
pillow case are not deemed up 70 date
unless they. too. boast this modlsh
touch.
She who Possesses ous of those rare
old embroidered China crepe shawts
IL. indeed. lucky. for out u u may
be fashioned a tunle ovsrakirt 20
MAXI the rest Of the sistsrhaod turn
green with envy. n small should
sr shawl IL % be had to match thr
bodice dSapery much IL gained. II
not. crepe du chine may be ernbroii-
cred to match. but. alas. for the
fringe TO match the exquisite fall on
the large shawl
The lace shawl IN being utilized IN
the very same way Being only a
half shawi. this iH cksd out bsaut1.
fully with frills upon friIis Of cir
cuiar lace fiouncing 60 match. or
plated chiffon. a bodice ornament
alton 10 match IL easily arranged.
IS for lace aupllques we are In
satiate. Exquisite bitH Of Honitnn.
Flemish and Renaissance enrich the
aimsy materials. while point dc
Vcnise figures on veillnRs and ben
Eaiines. Delicate applique tracerica
even appear on the most expensive
stockings and underwear.
The white woman's burden IL best
comprchended by the fair one who
discovers hat forty times better
suited to her face and style after"
she has invested.
Aren't the fetching fouiards n de-
light7 No more desirable wear IL to
be had on days Of medium warmth.
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WOULD LIKE TO ENCOURAGE
The widow Was willing to Nee.
Them Malt Nay.

II was a baimy day In the spring
time. with the buds bursting into
bloom and the blue birds bursting
into song. as I rode down on 81 a
spur Of the Cumberland mountains
and stopped at the gate Of a hewed
log farmhouse, much better than its
eongeners OF the mountains. A
good looking woman was bending
over a dazzling bed OF flowers In the
front yard and % her I addressed
myself. gays a writer In the Wash
ingt0n star.
Good morning" I said. VIII
you be kind enough TO tell me how
FAR u r. 10 HiIs storc2''
Two miles. CT SIGH matter" abe
replied. az she moved down toward
the gate and me.
rs 1t a straight road7"
NO. Il amt. It's erookcdcr ner n
dogs hind laig. but you can't git
often II. unless you fOller some pig
path or other"
thanked her and was about to
pass on. when she stopped me.
Air you Eoin' right. thar from
here? ?" she asked.
Y II am n ] can get there"
"Wei mebbe 'taln't list perlite to
va stranger. but Id be powerful
eeged 10 you Of you'd do an err
zee Ger me down thar"
slire jill be- only too glad to
Misdy," 7 responded. with my
y UckLsslian bow.
Europeans Va minute" she said. and
81 Of the r. ns house to return very
hays that EB.f -. .,,t.t,. ..z..., It,
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Terrific Boiler Explosion

MARION. Ind. April sI-purlng
the temporary absence ~ the ems
playvs Of the swayHee basket fac
tory yesterday the boiler furnishing
motive power exploded with tvrrihe
force one-halt landing some die
lance away Va wheat field. while
the other half dropped IN the yard
of the awaykee Glass company. The
amokcstacka we're thrown block or
more away. and the building was
badly wrecked Furty girls were en-
ployrd in the factory. all 81 whom
would have reported Ia half an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-27
DEWEY DAY EXCURSION

The Dewey Day excursion to
Olympia next Sunday over the
Northern Pacific route Will leave
nj $40 a. m. instead Of az previous
~ announced. Many wheelmen pro-
pose 10 so 10 Tacoma on the train
and then take the roads and ride to
Olympia on their bicycles. \ TIA
coma delegation OF wheeimen VIII
meet the Seattle people nj Tacoma
and ride with them to Olympia.
Coming back the train viii stop at
several places and allow the cyclcrs
TO board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-27
Things Worth Noting.

Tight clothes and Indigestion cause
red noses.
Tooth brushes should be washed In
strong salt and water.
Ink split on the carpet II removable
BY milk.
Take light meal only before set
ting out on n bicycle trip.
After eating onions. MUNICH a sprig
Of parsley dipped in vinegar
Powdered rice applied on lint VIII
stop y bleeding wound.
Thin. nervous women require ten
hours sleep every night
Ammonia and water cleans mud
off an UNI brella
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers yesterday
we're;
Sarah Kyle to J. =. Draper. t7es.
biks it. Is. Is and Il. Great North
ern add.
Victor W = Denny and wife 60
Mrs. Jane NJ Smith. S2i5. n y lot {
blk ~. Marcus second add. to North
Seattle
Mary Vernon and W H. Vernon to
Thomas Powers aud Annie Powers
1926. lot 10 blk 5S Gilman park add.
Traders' Trust Company L. Lizzie
4. Davis. 81. y Of n" = sec % tp
= n e. of ". NJ. also lot 2 sec
Is to g 2 e Of W. NJ. except
ing the = 10 acres
Union Trust company tn Lyman G
smith. 81. o. 20 feet lot and y blk
6. D. s. Maynnrd's plat. except 0
feet AZ east end
Paul sinEcrmau and wife 10 H. J.
Morclaud and Il. =. Moreland. 1890.
beginning Pc cor blk O. u. $, May
nard's plat. thence " along Wash
inRtou street 30 feet, thence paral-
lei with 10th street 100 feet. thence
q parallel with Washington street
80 feet TO 10th street. thence along
10th street 100 feet To beginning, be-
ing 10 feet 81 lots g and 6 blk 81,
y, s. Maynard'a plat OF the city.
Anna Blcmskog and husband to
John IL PcrrlEonc. $500. lot and
Sc Y Of NV = and n y Of sw u Of
sec 81 To 20 n r OF W. NJ, con
tanning 1895 acres.
Sheriff Van Der Nantcr to Samuel
A. Benton, 5000. lot % blk 4. ". y.
Holmes add. also lots II and ~ blk
/. j. r. Denny'a East Park add
Sheriff Van Der Vanter to Alfred
Crlbbn, s7iOG03 lots 6 ana blk &C.
e. g. Terry'a First add
A. NJ. Kldder and wife to Il. j.
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Burgisriss Galore.

EIsRfNGFTELp. Mo. April II
Burglars invaded the sristocraiic re-
slfsncs portion - Springfield last
night and looted eleven homes Huf
little money was secured. but tho
burglars made a rich strike IN dia-
mouds and other lewslry AMI ALL
veFWare.
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tended south, ana II. too. II ntll In
hish grade ore.
Recent reports from the Morning
Glory mine az iteuuhlie state that
tho property looks better every day.
~ vii tap II within few feet NJ
the Morning Glory mine. ~ ns good
~ In the bottom af the nhatt tho
latter stock VIII jump with The FOR.
mcr This Will almost nHsurodlY oc-
eur within two weeks. aud II is quite
possible that % may occur on May
first.
Good progress n being made on
tho Republic uiunt tunnel The face
ia Ia tib feet The rock IN extremely
hard, which supt. Ryan thlnka Ia "a
good Indication that the ledge 10
near by, There Is some water com
inF IN. which ~ another evidence
that tho ledge may be looked for
soon.
The water has been removed from
the Mark Tapley shaft near Rrpub-
hc aud a dritt driven about four feet
forward on the ledge that was re-.
ceHtiy uncovered ON the surface. The
rock iH hard aud therefore slow proc
gross "a made. 1t viii take three
weeks at the present rate ~ pro-
Ercas 10 cut the iedEc.
The ahaft on the Excelsior group
al Republic had u be- temporarily
abandoned on account Of tho large
inflow ~ surface water Surface
work 10 being dome and another
ledge has been uncovered that o.
quite promising.
The north ban FOIL shaft at RE-
public ~ Enlng down rapidly There
10 40 material change in the values
~ tho ore nor in the Hise - the vein
ana fairly good progress n heine
made on the three compartment
shaft on the ilen tur
In the cross drift ON the Patio Alto
There IL fve feet - ledge matter.
the most ~ which in quarts II h.
badly mizsd and the values are said
70 be not large The ledge has not
yet been crossed.
Tho ere IN the Surprise at Republic
gets richer with each foot ~ deyoi-
dpmsnt ~ IL rapidly becoming a
fayoritc stock fpr Investors.
The Anaconda tunnel IL being
driven through ledge that IL fnix
turv - quartz aui periphery. Il r.
badly broken az Il iT probable that
a 8oild body ~ quarts Wiii not be
found uniu the ledge h opened be.
low this irvel - Granite cfrek. and u
- equally Improbable that any lafKr
values VIII tlu encountered until the
solid formation has been reached.
Two shifts has been put on the
Golden sunset. aud from this timo
forward these viii De- continued In
stripping the surface a few days
since another promising ledge was
uncovered. The quarts looks Weil
ana carries good values Tor surface
ores.
The drift from the bottom % thv
shaft on the Trouhaduur has been
driven distance # twenty feet. and
tbs opposite waii rs nuot been reach
Cd II Is not solid quarts. and the
values continue 10 b. small
\ shaft Il being sunk ON The -
y as Republic. There has been
some surface work going on there
FOR the post two weeks Tor tho pur-
pore - determining the course q
the vein. The property lies eeat o.
the san Poll
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Licenses to wed were issued yes
terday to Justin Lee Wilson. %. and
Miss Willamette Bradlie. II. both OF
snoqunlmie; Walter Baker. q. and
Katherine Kennedy, 20. both OF Sc
attic. Leo Royal. %. Of Lester, and
Levro Ethel Jones. 20. OF Centralia.
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MonaHt. $3.50 " lot II blk ~. In
fuiryieW Homestead association ad-
ditlnn
Fowlla EHtep and husband 90 John
Gordon MeFee G22O0, IS y lots o and
BLK -, Comatock supplemental al b
ditlnu
Jacob Bauer ana wife Ia Matilda
Anbllua. 5000. lot 2 blk o.. pontlus'
second supp. add
Sir walter licsant says no man has
fewer amuuementH than himself ue
H too short sighted FOR billiards or
tennis. and has even dropped the &c
eaHiouhi game OF whist
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MINING NEWS.

work IL said 70 be progressing ia
vorahly on the Mountain Lion mine
at Republic The cross tunnel that
ia now approaching tho third ledge.
viii be continued 10 u. The south
drift will also be continued II o.
also In contemplation ~ make fur
Their explorations In the old shaft
After beginning work on the new
shaft. which viii be two compart-
ment one. # will be continued TO
depth Of 100 feet
Much snow IL reported to have fall
len recently at Buffalo Hump \
few people are going Into the Hump
but the more sensible mining mon
are looking over teh valleys - the
Clearwater and the Salmon. rather
than spending their time IN tho
Hump. waiting for the snow to get
OF.
The tunnel on the Summit Repub-
lie has reached n length 81 40 feet.
The superintendent states that there
II an Improvement In the value Of
the ore as the drift proceeds toward
the Republic mine. and the ore body
r. stlIi growing In width. Tho ledge
Is about 20 feet wide but the quartz
is less than four feet. The drift VIII
be continued until the top of an orc
chute is reached. when a Wine win
be sunk.
Samples Of orc taken recently from
the Mabel shaft Mt Republic. give an
assay value Of from so 10 500 per
ton.
Some good looking quartz IL com
ing out Of the Cuba shaft AT Repub-
lie. which ls now about co feet In
depth The Cuba lies south Of and
ndiolns the Morning Glory ground.
and carries the great north and
south ledge found on that claim. II
dips rapidly nR 1t leaves the latter
ground. and good ore IL not expect
cd until considerably greater depth
Ia obtained 4 favorable feature Of
the property H. that no ore has been
taken from the Cuba that has not
carried good values. although not no
large as from the Morning Glory and
ri Caliph ore.
The north drift in NJ / level has
encountered n full face of high Grade
ore. Thcrc has been for some dis
tancc a barren spot In the ledge. In
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Port Townsend sad Vietorin. March
b. 10. 10. 70. 30. April I. 3. ~. -. -.
70. May Z. and every nfth day there
after. Leave
= an Eranci9Co
For deattie 10 %. ma. via Victoria AMI
Port Townsend. March 2. 7. u. Z. p.
April l. 9. u. 80. Il. 20. May 1. and
every nfth day thereafter
FOR ALASk A
The elegant rtsnmahlpa Cottage
CRY. city II Topeka and AK leave
hoattie a. m. March !. 6. n. 10. 20.
81. ApFil G. 10. &c. ~. %. 90 May Q.
and every NTH day thereafter.
For further Information obtain
folder
The companyroserveH the right 10
change. without previous notice,
steamers. sailing date. and hours OF
sailing.
J. J.. TROWBRIDGE.
Puget 80. Eupt.. ocean DIX. Seattle.
Uptown ticket Office. CTS First av..
Seattle: Goodall. Eerkina 4 Co, Gen.
Agents. San Franeisco.
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onions, tis per ton. OrcRou
ana Yakima silver skin. fancy.
sasaaO per ton; beotn, 81 20 per sack
carrots Gbm75c per sack rutabagAa.
Gee per sack. turnipH. Gbe per
sack. cabbage. 2i5c. pnranipa. o0cQfl
per sack. caulinowcr. SOc0tt per
dazen; green peas. &c. artlah0iea.
Goo per dozen. Enrlie De-. celery.
California asparagus. 1mGc per H..
Wann walln asparagus ioc per H..
rhnbarb. 94tMe per Id. tomatoes.
81 90 pee ease.
fruits.
Green Fruit Oobbina1 81 Oranges.
Seeding. f2Q62.50. naVeis. szfsW4.
lemons. t2.50@f. apples. fancy. as
Q2 per box. cooking apples. -
per box bananas. $3.50 per
bunch California black faH e9-lb
boxes. ITO; cartoons. tl25. Smyrna
ngH. 25c por ~. new dates. nc.
aweei apple cider. zoe per gal. med.
sweets q 25M2.5o, strawberries e. %
"A crate. California cherries. 1925 "A
box.
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Vegetables.

Potatoes Oobblng) - white River
Burbanks. $1,000; Island Early Rose
sssMiO. Island White, s35aSS: Yak
ina and oregon. $40: new POTATOES
3hc per ID. native silver skin
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The north drift in NJ / level has
encountered n full face of high Rrade
ore. Thcrc has been for some dis
tancc a barren spot In the ledge In
No. level the drift IL being ox-
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Fresh Meat Oobbing)-Cow beef.
Sc per Id. steer beef. sac per ID;
mutton. wether. &c per ID; pork. 7hc
per lb veal. large. Sc per 10. small.
i0c.
Provisions Oobbing)-IIams. large.
i0Ac: hams. small. lie: breakfast
bacon. i1sc. dry salted sides. INC.
Rex. sac.
Lard uobblnE)-IIome- ade. perth.
INC; White Star. Sc. Coin Special.
shc. lard. compound. ucrces. 6hc:
Fresh Fish Oobbing)-iInlibut, ~
mon. SG9c. salmon trout, 12itc.
founders. sGt; soies. &c; rock cod. &c +:
trout. l2hIi6e. shrimps. Zoe: shad,
6a7c: smelt, Ease; Columbia river
eQ7c: smelb Aus. herring, 3G4c. tom
cod. &c. oysters. olympia. $3.50 per
sack, 81 so per gallon; clans. $50
per sack Dungeness crabs. live. Sl.I0.
cookcd. 81. 20.
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Eastern ~ arkets.

The following quotations are furn-
Ished by Downing. Hopkins & Co:
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Hay. Grain and Feed.

Hay UobblnEl So Puget Sound. per
ton. TG9, Eastern Washington tim
othy. ii3Hii. alfalfa. $40.
oats 0obblngl--Per ton. t2s.
Harloy-Rolled. i27.
Curn--whole. s22.50. cracked. SEA;
feed meal. per ton, s23
Fecd-W Wheat. t2i. oil cake meal.
$50. middlings. s2ld29. bran. siT:
shorts. tls: chopped feed. s20d22:
dairy chopped feed. SIC; seed oats.
sQ0ugg.
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Butter. Cheese. Eggs sne Poultry

Butter Ranch IoGi7c: fancy
dairy. in squares. isdi7c. Washing
ton creameriea, lib prints. 2i0 2se;
Eastern. Iowa and Elgin. 25Q2d,
Cheesa Jobbins) - Native Wash
inEton. lzh0itc: Eastern. i2Ma
i3Ae. California. isc.
Eggs Oobbing) - Strictly fresh
ranch. isc.
Comb honey - California, i7Md
lie; strained. &c.
Poultry Dressed chickens. IsQiCs.
live chickens. i4c; live turkeys, i&a
lie: dressed geese. i3alse. dressed
turkeys. i6dlTc.
Nuts.
Walnuts. per 10. sacks, isQfae,
Eastern black wsirEita. loo: pecans,
isai 3c; hlborts. Ice. Almonds, fancy.
soft shell. isd2oc; almonds. No. z.
leui7c: peanuts. Gg7o. pine. ise.
hickory. Toe. eocoanuta. per dozen.
TIC. popcorn. &c per ID.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company


The company'H eis-
rant steamships
queen. Walln VYalla.
and Uma tilla leave
a. ..U.
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investigate this; 5000 cash, 1920 in thres
years. viii buy double corner lot with new
Improvements that rent for $40. Please
figure the interest ON this Investment
ROOM 6ua NEw York nlocx-
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Samples Of orc taken recently from
the Mabel shaft nj Republic. give an
assay value Of from $40 TO $50 per
ton
Arizona republican., 1899-12-27
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Sealed proposals will be received un- til Il o'clock a. m., on December 29. 1899, by the board of control of Arizona at their office in Phoenix, at which time and place bids will be opened in the presence of bidders for furnishing sup plies to the insane asylum, in such quantities (more or less) as may be re- quired for the three months commence ing January l and ending March 31, 19OO
 All supplies must be furnished at such times and in such quantities as may be required by the superintendent of the asylum.
 Samples of all goods bid on, to be fur nished to the board when required. All goods to be delivered at the asy- lum if required by the superintendent. The board reserves the right to ac- cept or reject part or all of any bid.
 E. J. BENNITT,
 Secretary Board of Control.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-27

cession with all the Browns money friendly relations might become strain ed, as they say in diplomatic circles.
 This scheme they devised: The club has a banker. The losers always pay their losses, but the winners never col lect their winnings. The winnings are retained by the banker. and after six or eight evenings of poker he is gener- ally able to announce that he has $50 in the treasury. Then the club takes vote on what to do with it.
 If it is in the winter it is generally a theater party, with a supper after ward, all the expenses being paid from the bankers fund. In summer it is trip to some nearby summer resort. All the participants in the game declare it has furnished them with many a de- lightful evening and that the money is never missed. .''-Chicago Chronicle.