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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

MIA. Sis ca; eayoes Walls waila ss English ecun-
try markets, partly Sd cheaper.
LIVERPOOL Oct s-Wheat-Quiet. wheat
and -four in Paris quies. French countrx markets.
steady
whest-spct No 2 red Western winter. dull, 6
sd: Nc / Northern spring, r1iet- g. 81 "a; No.
California quiet. & SID Fntnres, duii: December
e I'D: February. g. "a.
Corn-spot firm; American MIXED. new. a. sA a.
Futures quiet; November. q I'd December q 1tsds
January = liAd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

jacob Julian. VINO mas been WISHING III
Chicago for the past few weeks, arrived
at his home near Duwamsh last week
Up to a late hour yesterday afternoon
4l5 voters had registered at Duwamish.
1t Is expected that before the polls close
at midnight the number VIII run up at
least az high as 40 Since the books have
been opened IL has developed that there
are about forty young men who will arrive
at their majority In December Just too
late 70 he allowed to vote. Besides these
there are large number OF new settlers
from the East who have not been IN the
state long enough. 70 that the registration
does not give the true status OF the popu-
lation OF the district.
Charles Cannon and r. Lpplncott OF
Duwamish. went fishing UP the river
few days ago and returned home with
about sixty trout. This is only one of the
numerous large catches being made In the
vicinity OF Browns brewery, several miles
up the river
Phillip Rawlins has returned from Sc
quinn. Clallam county, where he went iasS
wreck to attend the funeral of his brother.
August Toellner Carl Fickeisen. j. w.
Kahie. Frank Kavanaugh. Charles Moe
han and Bert Ward make up party OF
young men who leave In few days for
a hunting trip IN the territory between
Sunnydale and West Seattle.
The repatriation once viii he kept
open unttI MID niKht tonisht. The
books will then be closed until after
eIection.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO ats Cattle nssseigss 1ten hsst
arelaasnx teN WssgfsNt ora 20 Tssant sfacgs.
q ~ tcwre wesierrs, steadT 81 s. tawvF tias3 e
rafus< steers = mss Y. pour e. nssiierns - ~ ,
) q selssss.t feetssH stsssf s ssat - sixsi s,r.s-
esnasra staaay f1a1 A. tsgs stssfy, 81 ssa N
safrs& siraht k.fk = Tsx8s 10 rtetxs, fsat4 -
rssas sitss see1. g zsis p rszaf eeiis. SIS
SO
Maz Rseasg-s ,s6sv. r. 10 htaf fawrrrsN. rssi-
raatr4 q M len nYsg EM9 Nsskgt spr ig~er,
- = rs saissH ans tszffsrTs 81 81 g = Eesi
10 shs5s. hssf5 81 sfs q s0zixh hsarf s. Tati ~;
tishs "a ~sNs IS ksak = Et3as, - ssds ~
sskess. NsssstFts q 90 hsxt MsFtsf ~ hl4hsF
rssss. - - Asgkes Gras 70 -hasss vstksFx. s. .
AZ r. ssir = rhosrs nirfa g MI Westsrz sAeegs
81 Nst n gextt shtsg. y ssHtft, eHtiss itrhs.
a. 81. ~
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SAY FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Brendstuns.
SAN FRANCISCO. oct B.-wheat-Futgrss.
firm spot wheat dull
Barley-InactFe
oats- stsong
Spot quotations were:
whsa, shipping. No. /. sscs choice. ssc; mill
Bar isfS Toa7sme: srswins. Taheslxe
Qats-Gray. 81 soalse; black, for seed, N2sa
l.@i red. h.Eis@i1
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks 4seo; Washington, 40;
wheat, centais. 1870; barley. centais. $50; cat.
ceutais e6aa beans sacks $50; corn, csutals. East
EN-; I.soo potatoes sacks. i4sco bran. sacks so
middlinss, sacks, IS hay. tons. 800 wool, bales
sc; Washington, N5; hides number, 100
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Mlissufs- Middlinss. sisasi; bran. slsal7 per ton
Hay Wheat, ssals: wheat and cat, y He,i. ~
best barley. 50: alfalfa. sVas ~ compressed wheat
Pntatoes-Riser Burbanks. Nas0c; Salinas Bur
banks sscesi 10; sweet. 5ocesl
yegetah Ies-c ucumhrrs 2orfoe: green peas. 2isG
Sac; string beans. lafc per H. hay squash. sscSs
81 boz; tomatoes. 1sefoc; asparagus. T5ctfS2 70
Fruit Arrles. choice, 81 .; eormon. @e Next
LINES. s.@f 80 common California lemons. 81 =
90 IS choice California lemons. 81 soa2f5: bans
mas. 81 2se2 IS; pinesrplrs saas.
Butter Fancy creamery, &C. seconds AaN ssei
Cheese New California flats. lo6iohc; Young
America. h@1ic: Eastern. ii6isc
EsEs-store, 0N2ic; fancy ranch. 5Ae; Eastern
Poultry Turkey sohbiers. i4aisc: turkey hens.
iih ai5c: old ROSTERS s. 50ai; Young roosters, q
as Ts small broiiers s. esa2 50 large broiier 50
90 2s flyers s. 5a3 80; hens 81 5aas: old dacks.
sss4; geese. 81 sal 70
Wool and Hops.
wool-sprinr- Nevada ilaisc; Eastern Oregon, 10
aise; valley Oregon, isaisc. Fsl-Mountain lambs .
ga Zoe; Humboldt and Mcndocino. lOai2c.
Hops-crup Of 1900, i7disbc
Closing Quotations.
Wheat Firm December. g'sc; May, sios%: cash.
ehc
corn-Iaree yellow, si.nh@ias.
% % e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

'sssssssssssse.seeeeeeess

wmeHts are being RAPIDLY made
rev brick making plant started
smart time ago. With ! Gouriey
The main building contains
nlheff ~ the plant. all of which
N Npstn-datf Three large dry
nov being built, one 81 which
4. nssfn ccNip'etei The machinery
motion recently and enough
made 10 build the new klins.
~, s,noS ga good work. II i prob
M sRe plant VIII run steadily this
NJ, se'x on the trestie % the Grant
~ ~ Wy me has - FAR progressed that
49, ~ through 10 tho city This makes
more satisfactory service. ana
Sseh complaint IL heart
kgtN nsw dwellings have been begun
ne sAs, few dsys
~ rsslen msnagcrs have decided tha,
49, thinx fer them To AZ IN this
Ss,5 70 kecp quiet They have re-
~ Val netN election day and
III VERY eTert 10 Gain votes Judge
/. WIN, a. reported some time
49, - Interview with pnag-inteili.
N - Yer, stated positively that he
-. . 70 SUPPORT the entire RE-
n - sNefs ah3 WIN gave us feas.
~ ~ aesng, has Eene back 20 the
No reason IL given except
sAe fns.aa candidate Tor Justice
y Nee y tais precinct. The fusion
In%fs met vita siiNnt enconea gemept
xs Tney have helA two meet.
aath % which helong IN the
-. SsNnH The dr~t one MAS the
N1a ~ 4 farce Speaking hy
Orators had bren announced,
k,ss a1ape taNk place Instead. Ths
)%se+.',n7 sas fairly atlenaet, bar y &.
ts.~s Nh@se reputation ia tire Couer
~ Ntsr = 50 NnfaVorueig Known
vi - elssN here, was The sneak
t<s " sseaaf ana be weariel she
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nniIding PermIt..

Building permits were issuef hy the
citv engineer Yesterday as f0l1aws
Olaf Ronrlnr tvro-stury frame. ssl--3-
IS Wesier STREET e. tst
\ Anderson tsne- hu1-Npn- half story
frame s& Tcntb avenue srl0
Is \ Manning onf-stcry frame cot
take Cove addition So
Mas Kate Mcintyre, onc~story frame
cottage ~ Twelfth avenue south. s-Sn.
John Mueller twn-stnrN frame. Seat
tie tide fats. s. so
Mlss Jessie Brown ones nA-0Ne-hs Az
story frame Vermont street 500
DIR. FLEIscHER. diseases Of men and
yefreu~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

-. are that before registra-
~ snnirbt Ballard Will have
III 81 nearly, II not fully.
Yffc to an early hour last
esines had been placed upon
49, hooks. The political
ri Ssfb sides were busy all day
~ mills and other indus
IN looking up the voters.
SuvSA iast night after the mills
~ The total registration so
d excess OF what it has
- Ballard Four years ago
= aver so names we're on tho
~ ~ years ago there were not
IN city clerks Office will be
<6I1f until midnight, 20 as TO
- desire 10 register MS much
= possibie.
asv Fred p. Sander arrived
"A ~ Mn company's docks yes
nlRg and will load lumber for
n. 11Dvsv o. Preston's pharmacy.
~ Tor a snort vacation, ne
1z5 r. ri health. In his absence
.ssx IN b. filled by w. II. Short,
7S rirlval fron Wisconsin.
- Z hing put ON the Hadneid h
w mi IL the south end of BAL
y Ent4y yard has also been built
nom the mill TO the railroad
ku.<ss MI was shut down several
= SS1Hday, owing 20 a break In the
!. x,e<fie IIsht plant has been in
2 a the salmon Bav Single Com
q, ~ forty lights The use of cleo
- ~ made necessary by the fact
= ~ MiIl II running night and day.
=. cl1fing shed has also been built
q lint q the mill.
- Txas, who was injured by
I n week. Is still unable to be
= ~ horn saturday TO Mr.. ana
4 ! Kesvcrthy. Of Aibertson street,
- Nh. James Harper, Of Lowell.
Govs1 10 ballard and are living
8 sssls niece, Mrs. Hunt. on G street
n G. G Literary Club. of Ballard.
- W0(sfday afternoon at the home OF
M II. Blake. on Times street.
u Gable whitman. OF Paiouse City,
-. arrived In Fremont Saturday. and
|ft nisst Of Miss Mabel Il. Carney, of
|rn 4 p Stone. a welI-known resi-
" 4 HcU0nt, was seriously injured
uoay night BY falling through the
unE d The corner Of Kiibourne and
nn Aveuues Tho accident occurred
I - Gyeot crrReinK. This particular
u 4 ne sidewalk has been In dam
- eondlsion and this is the second
nl u the kind which has happened
= ~ lev days
y ~ b building a new house on a lot
~ Purchased by him near Lake
| - vs,unseeF fremen Of Fremont will
a tance In Dixon's hall Thursday
Dn)nan. weIl-known resident OF
~ nturned to the city on Sat-
M spending the past summer
8t nlet, Alaska He will remain
n4 I'll winter.
~ Of employees Mt the new tam
10y established in the old Cas-
m building on the lake shore
I9eR0nt. has been Increased on
the growth OF business The
spned by J. Regalia and only
FAdss & shoe and glove leather
on2srtufed,s
~ council OF Ballard. which was
mef last night as committee
e whole. failed TO meet on account
4 y absenfe 81 the mayor and some
memhsfs II the rally IN Seattle.
Y y. s3cnsNion 81 the different franchises
Med 70 railroads IN Ballard. which
u Rave eone up At last nights meet
~ PROBABLY como up for eenaidera-
!" me regular meeting this even
ehsn ssh meeting was held last night
I.1 n4'iAFH Under the auspices of the
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Cash Quotations.

Flour~- Easy
wheai--No Swing, eaA sssc No. : red. ft87sc.
CuFri--N No 4 tisNhe. No : yciew, ii&slAe
Oats~Ne. 2 nAw-Ac. No. white. a49A&e:
No : white sSS2isc
Rye Ne O. SIC
Barlev~ Fair 10 chaiee mating Ss@Mn
Flatserd- No 1 sT2; No ! Northwestern. NIs.
Timothy sessi-frinne. 81 mas IS.
Mess rafk- Per barrel x2 ssHtfTA
lard Per loo pounds @.s5ts,ds.A
sshor. Hihs~ sides Tndse 500 70.
shosiasrs- DRY saitesi. boxed. ssaAske
shnst sides Clear, horra s. Aaf 70.
whIqkyA ras{s ~ high wines. HE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

season. Ia the Portland markets most ot The sx-
porters have reduced their limits 70 sc. and 5re
was an outside figure on wana Walls- vita eint-
stem noninafly SIC valley has declined IN SYM
patty with other wheat but the milling demand
holds Il up 70 ssFs9c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

THE best none too good. Take the
Victorian. to Victoria and Port Town
send. daily. at il:i5 y. m. 80 cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

If you are going East. the best line to
travel over is the Chicago. Milwaukee q
st. Paul railway.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle Oct Is 1900.
Exchanges at the Seattle Tacoma SPOKANE and
foftiand clearing houses today vere
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

Local Report-Maximusn Temperature. "A degrees:
minimum, ts mean. & No rain during the last
twcnty-tonr hours: weather partly cloudy. and
very pleasant
q. ~ SALISBURY
Section Director.
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY
Portland Or. Oct. Is. 100.
Fair: cooler
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COTTON MARKET


Nru YORK as. U.s. .-g7aetrn frlu-es-flar mar
~ ssffrs.~a tne flrsfpoal hgeHR With . ar1p =
Ees rnsuts "a ~ rtA. tbs loss lstss hgilx ia-
sssasA 81 $50 pcsss8 aassr FEsxsEEs q l1zg staG
- Nparv saias fsr thurt sorcuzt whszefts fhs
snArRst ss-wea - isaE, sy-ysc7s q Fraetlca-
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Receipts aud shipments.


Dairy Products.
On ;hr ps6suas sxetsaxt today tAe butter mafsRt
Wa afsp ryszruery }e&stei dairy. Ia9iee
Cheese FiFsa- nNsuAr
Esss- Fifm ffesh. iTac
& r q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

A.. ID. Crawford is entertaining hi
brother. Thomas Crawford, Of Kansas
and the two are at present visiting thei
sister, Mrs. G. A. Grisg. OF Port Angeles
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


BrcRdstnHs.
LONDON ocse k--whzat--Carguss On psss2Ea
sas.sx Ane aesissts8 esrxsss 10 standard cAl-sss
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Mr., and Mrs. William III chorse have
purchased from Mr.. and Mrs Edward Ca
ton their nome ana grounds. on Rainier
avenue. and expect soon to occupy the
same.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

TACOMA. ots S--Whsst--Massss sHs-tfFr ard
cuetaneyss roniustsy lr lesser hscssse-a, %As'
cub. s. sc; hoea fcr e1part
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PORTLAND, or. OCT. H-rns week epenei -
Oar with sncus the poorest sssa; nAzxss e tss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

Will A. Sparks has moved His printing
ONCE from Ranton to Columbia and pub
fishes every Saturday the Suburban Re-
porter.
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sEArrLE WHEAT MARKET.

Whsst Fsr ssVslrs-Nt & slsh. Ec. hi1pstssz. =.
rar miaqE ~ ! stth Nc Nrsisea. -
q
TACOMA WHEAT MkRhET.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

III. r. Andrew and niece, Mrs. James
stephen, celebrated their Joint birthday
a. the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Andrews. on
Ferdinand street Only members 81 the
two families were present.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

I. eg Fred r. Sander arrived
a ~ Mn company's docks yes
n1ag and will load lumber for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-16

M rvry, Of Preston's pharmacy.
~ FOR a short vacation, me-
{75 81 ~ health. In his absence
20 ~ illlsd 1v BY ..o w; H. Short
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07
Glnri0ns News.

Comes from Dir ID lB. Csrgilc.
Of Washits. |. I. lie writrs.
-Four bottles Of Electric Blttns
has cured Mrs. I5re wer 81 ecrcfo's,
which bad caused her great suffer
ing for years. Terrible sor~e
would break out on her head ana
face. aud the best doctors could
give no help; bat her cure is com
plete and her health is excellent. +"
This shows what thousands have
proved that Electric Biitars Il
I best b,ood purifier known.
Is the eupreme remedy Tor &c
zemo, tefter. sal. Ihoum, n'cers,
boils and running sores. j, -iiu-
ulaies liver, kidneys and how,is,
rxpels polsons, helps digestion
builds up the strength. Ouly 50
sents. Soil by G q Miller,
Drupgist, Guaranteed.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07
SPOONS FROM EVERY HOTEL.
tshsd rnrfv of RoeninH
nicyeifsfs af Chicago.

In TIE northwestern part Of Chicago
Is little farm. removed from thn
main road over which the trolley cars
rumble, and almost hidden by wltc
glover felda, sn5s the Tribune of that
city II Is not regular stopping
place fer anyone going by on the
tuaia road for no one would suspect
That anything like civilization lulksd
nmcrg lie tail woods on that prairie
iuspls III accident some biesclsts
stopped near lie farmhouse. little.
tuma'fsanwn structure with d hiiap.
dated shed attached 10 II, owing TO
a hieNclc mishap 10 one of The purity.
Inquiry for drink cf water
hro.s ghi TO earth some of the most
peculiar artificial well water ever
tirank hs mortal man, but the sur
Jfite came when SOME honey was
brought out The spoons offered 10
lac party were undoubtedly silver,
snd OF t'.e beat. They bore The in
.cgipiion Of al the big hotels nf the
city, inelnding the Graud Pacific.
liner house, Trement. Revere and
. lamher of others
ssnr oae suggested that thry were
souvenir spoons but just haN they
came 20 be whore they were diseo,.
cred by the bicycling party is mys.
terry.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07
LESSON In CHINESE WORDS.
Here u an Easy Rule nv which They
MAJ ns Pronounced
-. Correctly.

II . few simple rules nrc observed
Chinese words are not dliIicult to pro-
nouner, A always about as in far;
always approximately a. In they;
very like iu The machine or pin.
aud u always ms the Il Of rule. Every
syllable hns mn independent value. and
shculd be given that value In pro-
uncietion. As for eonAonaLts. they
nre pronounced eShntly as written.
These three rules vii secure ~ cor.
rect pronunciation of tninese names
~ can he secured without oral In
strnctldn, says The Chicago Chronicle.
For example, under the FIRST rule,
one would say iah.kou for 1akn, not
takeyon, rs one mag frequently hear
the word pronounced. lee hoong-
rhahng for III Hung Chang, not lle-
hurg chang; peh king for rcking. not
Ieeb.in: s1lahng hnh.eo for Shanghai,
net thnnF.hlgh; tsnong-lo-ynhmc for
tsang 'i-samtn, mol tsunglie yamen,
aud 20 On. Under the second rule
Iiertsln Is pronounced tecycntslun.
nceehting the yen syllable mt teen.
tain. lunuan-fu Is ,oo-nnhn-foo, not
snau-fYu Ia like mnnAer NIL words
are pronounced with syi,o.lc dis
tisctnoks ard with uniform vowel
sound Under the thlrd rule the PROV
lnce name sscrhuun is soun led not
yrhuan, but nearly as rch,choo.atn,
touching the choo very lightly; Linu--
tong peninsula is li-hoo-tong,
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07
'fsqInL " uuouTln suloq uopuu
'oioo 'uMoIo on sassa.sod ungns aqL
.us.us1 qnlHIaL eN
pom

V'0'IF Y Z
-un fHuousufd 'slqfssod IN c!Suoiis 80
1llnq sdn pofgw 'sHpe llunl ,qi rNAuel
'uolsoldxs aql ~ uolssn31ao aql fq
'PlFe u"olq A.1t p 'n'u, 81 HIN sNHm
4VdlI ssatEi lnHl Il Sifa ogL apus
aul 10 sHuM ..ladrda usf~ psplAoid 5se
salll'linq aql Er RpaH uupul ~ fps
.aNinnpn I9pAea aep s.luanNlsAeH
aVl ~ saolseldvs alplssod 10 sia9Gs
oai4onils9p ~ a<'n,utr oi Ian5o nj
'pasu unipui ~ siiuM ssHud
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07
Discovered by a Woman.

Another great discovery has
bse,ismade, aud that too. by a lady
IN this country, Disease fns
tened lta cln;chss npop her and for
seven years she wiiI,stood ita sever
eslr tests, but her vital organs were
undermined aud death seemed
imminent. For three months she
cougbed inoessantly, and could not
sleep. She foally discovered
way to recovery. by purchasing
of us n bottle OF DR.. KING New
Discovery for Consumption, and
was 30 much relieved on taking
fret dose, that she slept oil night;
and with two bottles, has been alb
solntely culod. Her name is Mrs.
Luther Lu's" Thus writes w G
Hamuick & 90, of Shelby, \. G
I. isl bottles free AZ g. G. MIller's
Drug Store.
Regular eize soc and 81 GO
Evory bottle guaranteed.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07

The Outlook tells this story iluxtra.
tise of the fuAsN amateur yrrera.shin
Which has cost the Isrnish 90
rearls 'n South Athica; Notice was
-ereivca " 'h~ ,~r'ers
that on such and such morn.
iag every man Ia Gen. -'s arm,
must change hla shirt The Imperial
s-ighi hosse, who formed part OF the
command had only one shirt apiece.
cad hat was on their backs. 80 a mea-
nesr Was dispatched 10 headquarters
8 captain. nut Gen, rose al once
20 sAe occasion. My orders, he re.
marked efandis, are imperative. Ii
the impsfia. Light horse have not cot
y second sAilt l.t them ehange sh.rts
With each Other"
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07

The experience ~ the British IN
tap y sa'd 20 have demon
= 4sd aTsf0Hs fsmaH horses
- lae asr as draft animals he
q s hpsii'i s. fAes e.sr 1. ic1.tr
thoui 'fed Z cr a. ;us' a.
!. ueh good work and make a smaller
las.ef ioi lis esems.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07

A South side woman pciitioncd The
courts 10 protect her in her regular
wnshday, but Il Is believed, snys tie
Chicngo Record that the majority OF
women would rather petition tie leg.
islaiure TO abolish washday alto
gether.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07

tredaeed IN Minfns Operations
40 Succeed Present OIL One.


Old miners IN England claim that
they can Always detect The presence of
gax more quickly IN their working
places with candle than with iLe or
dinary safely lamp. and chat they can
nIuays clear IL on IN few minutes by
faeainR with their cos's. the candle
standing on the Rro'und meanwhile,
out of harms way thhgas cplleeiing
near the roof But minc~ are very dlf-
fercnt eow from What ihey>vere IN The
ftplcai old coliief's days. Explosions
iniLose days, when they did take place.
were only local ard 5id iltile harm be.
sond burning the clothes and skin OF
those near. In thcso dayk 40 explosion
often means The loss of hundreds oE
lives and the wreoking ~ The mine.
40 thai though mary coliierics are sii!l
worked bs ns ked lights. G her candles
or small OIL iamps. The runber j. be-
~ mining inspecfors being constantly
directed to the adoption Of safety
lamps.
Hut the ordinary oii-bufnifg safety
Imp gives but 4 poor Eight, and II
must moi be nscd IN nny position much
rut of he vertical or II G3ts ont, aud,
p1reosfr. " Is not q rarftct safety
lamp IN The proper sense of fhc term.
inasmueh as any one ~ the numerous
forms will become red-hoi md ,AY'cde
II II Is espoyed 20 n sufllcleGtly power
ful current of an explosive gaseous
mixture for = sufficient time. Hence
great efforts have been made 10 dryel- |
op portable electric lamp which shall /
take the place ~ the prtseni safety
lamp al the face OF the coal and In
those parts OF the mine where Il Is mot (
considered safe to use lamps from the
ordinary electric service,
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07

woi now TO investors o. tlce iookire country that
suncien 70 r1ef ne putting ~ OF money with
pe assurances OF teng successful las eft on
placed TIE dnsisAi sections ,f s,1. , Inv
y .e great value. -
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07
SIERRA CoUNTYMINEiE
GREAT CHANCES TOR TRoFlTa
NiENTS.

The Black Range looked at from any direc'lo fNsent
curious aspect dark and smoky whose timber pcs
en On account Of the heavy forests Of pine and pine
that grow so thicky all the country ms Ia'ge
mountains extenas IN northcy and southerly drcouon
and Is in lenoh about 20 miles and about foty miles m
d,h Wafer and came abound there in plenty anc along
he eastern flank Of the Range great belt omi"era-sold
silver, "copper" iron and manganese
Sierra County advocate., 1900-12-07
Through Trains, Fast Time Smooth Track,

Elegant Pullman Palace Sleepers all through trains
Daily Tourist Sleeping Cars 20 Denver Kansas City and
Chicago Tourist Sleeping Cars scmi-weeky to 81. Paul
and Minneapolis and each week St Louis and Boston
All trains not having dining stop for meals at the
famous santa Fe Route Harvey He Full information
ch er1ilv -~ished npon application
& rO~@4fnT Gen Ars.'. ~ Tssr Fevee
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