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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13
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25 st@r. SnObunOen so Gents.
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sci Konfrmaneen.
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9nobunoen 20 Gents.
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@aar ere ppre @0angeler 7freone?
o0erfot of s. eas9im. UO 70 atelbtaeOu. 19 eiOer. SnObuns
ben 70 Gcts.
Gopelius, Sab.
Nin 3untes Sp9.
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N,a.n 0Nox 90 Sr6i-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

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Sin. Sre @iitorier. 3.
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bunoen $1.20.
4. Sra ltlrita Gleonoros
os SrcOcrit at Sessions
Sio. 80 Siitorier. 2.
Oplog. 344 SiOer. 3
Om1ag 80 Gents. Snb=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13
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and 9 college,
Racine, WiS.,

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feoet | hat6erifsfrilteli9 9lano. Stolen
eie8 Of The Lutheran High School and
College Association, Ell 9orporati0n,
hois Meolennner til6prer ben lutberife
strife. al l%lnoernisnin9 pan Sfolen, nteo
l~lnbtooellen al be ipeciele oonite Sag benz
6gren6e til 0eiifoleaioelin9en, blioer paa
gngelit. Stolen bar iDl9enoe Nioeltn9er:
College Course al 4 2ur.
Academic Course B
preparatory Course "
Teachers Course 3
Business Course
shorthand and Typewriting Course
al / 4ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

Sra @ootf 6reoritg 9to. 6n 6forie. 9. Opus. 254 SiOer.
S CmIog 80 Gents. SnobunOen Sl20.
Sra @utab ben trebies f6rfe 9e9erin9saor. Gre 9iforier. 3.
Splu9. APO SiOer. s Smna9 50 Gents. Snbb. $l2O.
III 9resiens ltotolelier fm9enbe: p5opeius er en- at Sperr9s
Neyfe 6orfatter. oan nriber ct Dpperist SprOe Os b~ebauoler tit
Gmne poo en- oberorOentltg interesiont Iaaaoe. Set er go %
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
Two Farewell Songs" by Taffor
Waters.

Two Farewell Songs" by Tarord
Waters.
''Pirky Panky Poo"
II Hates TO Get Up Early In the
Morn"
Ina Lee
THE Dance Of. the Mldgcts."
Il Need the Money"
Down IN Tenement Row"
There's No Ono In the World Like
You"
I'm Lookin' for an Angel"
II Love You Honey. Love You.
Deed I DO"
THE spider and the Fly"
My Bamboo Queen"
DAY by Day"
Beau Monde Waltres.
"Im Done with Ragtime."
mid the Blue Hills OF Maryland. -
last Night"
Psyche Waltzes.
Just as tho Daylight Was Break
ing"
"The Meeting Of the Blue and the
Grey (Two.step).
THE Honey moon March,"
THE Ice Palace March"
Beau Monde"
THE Girl LEFT at Home"
Tell Me-
THE Sun Dnncc."
Tell us Pretty Ladies'"
The Grandstand Belle"
"Taliahassee."
The Rainbow Dance"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
OF FIRE
ENGINES
Council Committee Investigat-
ing Purchase This Afternoon

The council committee ON fire ana
water la this afternoon taking up
the investigation OF the purchase hy
the board 81 public works OF the two
third-siEcd Metropolitan fire engines
from the international Fire Engine
Company. the fire engine trust
Councilman Parry, al whose in-
stance investigation was ordered. II
present and VIII present the charges
OF faulty construction In the ma
chimes and ifregulafity In the con-
tract OF purchase,
AZ the last meeting OF the council
the commlttees report that the en-
RineN be accepted. Was not accepted
and the matter was rceommitted on
the request of President Parry. Mr..
Parry has stated that he has infor-
nation 60 lay before the COMMITTEES
that lac bcllcvca viii lead 90 the re-
lection OF the engines.
The committee IL expected 20
reach a conclusion IN order 10 make
a report at tonight's council meeting,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
THIS WEEK
ENDS 1T
Will Positively Close
Next Saturday
Night

Never before were as great values
given 10 Pianos and Organs in seat
lie az during this great bargain
period.
For reasons frequently announced,
ws are offering our entise line II
ksmbalL Chickerfng a ksss subart
~ Cable. raAsa. Brfnkrf y. =,
Johnston Co. Hinre and otsa8s pianos
and kimban crxsns at the greatest
% bargain prices All OF them ara
reduced from 800 20 st7s-
You can depend upon IL that We
carry out our Advertisement 20 the
letter. and a call Of inspection and
careful Investigation will convince
the most akepticnl
Persons living at a distance. and
who cannot come 40 Seattle. can
safely leave IN us the selsetiou OF
an Instrument, ss we guarantee not
only a great bargain. but entire sat
isfsrtion IN every particular
Splendid. dependable. upright rf-
amos thai ordinarily sell Tor ssS0. can
be had at this sale for s72o. and the
s315 styles for tfes.
Highest grade sf75 and $3.50 fancy
cabinet grand pianos we are no~
selling for asa 10 ttoo.
Good square pianos In very goot.
condition. from 500 10 t77 and SIS.
New organs. worth from SIS. SOS
90 tftO. so AT this sale for az. So
tss and t7z etc; SO to 800 cash and
o. 20 IS per month. Every instrument
guaranteed 10 be as represented.
One price 20 all alike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
SOCIAL
D0lNGg


The Dunlap ladies' viii give a
Japaness social tomorrow evening
In their hail
The Arlstas club viii give the Sec
ond Of Its social hops tomorrow
evening. A large number OF invita-
tons have been issued.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent
association gives an entertainment
and card party tonight. IN the Starred
Heart hall. for tbs benefit Of Sacred
Heart school.
The Ladies' Relief society Is hold
Ing q Rummaxe sale this week on
yhird avenue. between Cherry and
Columbia street. The sale Is for the
benefit uf the Orphans home.
Mrs Arnold Becker will be the
hostess Al a luncheon party fnnor-
row afternoon The Ninth Avenue
Social club viii be entertained
Thursday evening ~ the home Of
~. snd Mrs A. H. Bradeen. pos
Ninth avenue.
The wedding Of Herbert schoen-
field Of Seattle. and Miss Bessie
Earinan. win take place Jan !.
The Schubert club will meet
Thursday afternoon at 3:so o'clock
az the Unitarian church. Seventh
avenue. between Pike and Union
utreefa.
The Seattle Council OF jewish
Women hold its regular meeting
Thursday afternoon at Temple de
HsrBch. A fine program has been
arranged including an address By
Rabbi Joseph
Mrs John p. Crowley entertained
the Jolly TiIiieuns yesterday after
noon AZ her home. ITO James street
Nrn David De Beck entertained q
few friends at cards yesterday af-
ternoon az her residence on Tnfr-
tleth areuus.
Mrs. George T. De steizuer VIII be
the hostess Of an afternoon party to-
uorrox at her home on Eighteenth
avenue. The affair Is TO be In honor
OF Miss Weart OF rittsburf.
Hr. ana Mrs. Edward r. Hoxardus
leave this week for their Southern
California home. Grafemore- where
they Win spend the winter.
Mrs. James II Perkins has issued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES

sThese prlcsa are 20 any buyer IN guam
titira, irtcrn on small purchases average
~ per crnt hiaherl
Vegetables
Potatoes, sinIi3 pcf tent carrots. bo4fa,
pr sHgh. irttuCe. inc ror dnH. hot house
81 90 ~ case. turnips. To- garlic ~
aasi sWsst potaiass. go24e ~, Chin l.p.
vefe. ttSN box. eauegkraut Be- ~ t9niaioss.
tbNsac cuipnt iHtHe NJ sgueahes. tNs
IA. cncusahefa tite Hoai Npiuarh. coz uais
eox. Erreh easaA siEeU9.
Green Fruit
Lemons, t1Ia.s0 huxl cooking applies, soH
tae boa. eating, fiGt.aa bqNi bananas, q.
N&toi pinearnisa, - taky gruuken Nairn'
elias. ss4asoi anscrines ti.sb srApe trui,,
t1Ha. conccrd erares, sc peafs, u n 30
toNi eraneerries. te9i0 rer harr~li sral'oa.
hiaeA saa white. tiut.N rer rFatrt fehsps,
o. sol 20 zee cratri pasaimmcna. Si,@A
Provisions
rresh Mrat-cew beef dtsc per NJ steer
bssf fgftr r-r ~ mutton. ~ethsf fc.
ewes Ole rqsk. e'se ppr ~ veal. I4tea
ittss. bslhes. fresh. ~.
eut,sr. Cheese. EGGS. Poultry
sr-wsshlnsion srsamsstsa soc.
ranch. so1 go eastern. 1fo@.c.
chssse-~Satsss waahinstsa fsii srsen.
eqnsin. lee iss; ofeeon. tsei nosustcst.
- Elan. siie1is rsr eessi Sss reEk.
naiee. idnharssr. fesiTe. brfek. io0iie.
sNiss. f-oftc.
Eggs-Fresh ranch. Ss0aoc: East
ern. Auesc.
iess turkeys. is0 so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
Closing Ont Sheet Music

We are anxious 20 get this DEPART
nent out OF the way an quickly as
rtrument business. All sheet music
that rctaiis regularly Mt $50 now co.
ing af zoe. and that which sells at
7bc. IL only lie, and on many pieces
the proportionate reductiAn n stfff
greater. Choice new music. vocal
and Instrumental. SC per copy. New
standard instruction books for all
Instruments that retail regularly AT
~. now 75c TO Sic; others that ssli
and those that retail for o.. nov ssc.
and hundreds Of others reduced in
same proportion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10

I5c Scalloped Cake Pans, With
tube. ro-inch size. each. :. &c
25c Tin Steamers, No. 8, EACH.
-.....--..-- ......~s.ssJV
r5c Heavy Tin Colanders, ed
-.-....-...- .....s.ssss.G
r5c Heavy Soup Strainers, ed
.......... .............I0
sc Perforated Pie Tins, !, ior...
.s.---..... ssssi9e
2sc Iapanned Crumb Tray and
Brush ..-......-......-lE
Ioc Japanned Dust Pans, cd
........
z5c Japanned Oval TrsyA y
inches long. each ......I9e
soc Japanned Cake Boxes, ead
..... .......-......X
Gas Stoves
Ideal Gas Stoves, 2 burnerS'
regular SI.7s. for ......$I.N
Gas Tubing, foot .....-....F
Clock Special
Porcelain Clock, beautiful!
tinted and decorated in floral
sprays, assorted colors, New
Haven movement, guarsnte@
good timekeeper.
Regular $3.50 Value for - 9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10

Al the meeting .of the city counctli
tonight the principal matter eanslei--
crcd win probably be the proposed
vocation Of Dearborn. street, ON the
tide flats. in favor ofNfhe Columbia.
& Puget sound Sound nallroad.
The ratiroad company filed a petit.
ton several months a&ro for the
vacation OF Dearborn street. agree
ing 90 remove lis ounkers. which are
now iocated az the foot Of King
street. 10 the new location.
Tlnai consideration of the eaea-
tion az the street has been deferred
nom time 60 time on account uf ne
settlement Of the tunnel and terminal
proposition hRsinK been made Now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
ro-Ccnt Table

ro-Ccnt Table
Is crowded with pretty little
bits of china--olive dishes. pie
plates, cups and caucers. fruit
wishes. tea pots, tiles, pretty
little bisque figures. brie-a-brae.
after-dinner cups and saucers.
and a host .of other pretty
things. value up 10 25c each ;
choice. LOG.
Our accent Table
Is crowded to OVERLOOKING, fair.
ly teeming with bargains--hnc
thin Austrian china cups and
sauccrs, dainty little -deeora-
tons, pretty shapes, should be
soc each; fancy decorated cake
plate. pretty | title spooners,
with handles on the sides; dam
~ little olive dishes, cream
pitchers. some large. others
smaller; Bavarian china salad
bowls. nice thin china. assorted
floral decorations; ash receiv-
ers, match safes to hang on wall
and many other bargains. too
many TO mention values up TO
o5c; your choice, 2sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
VOTE OF THE
MINOR PARTIES

The vote OF the minor parties IN
the late election has been ,ahulafed
IN the county auditors office. and
shows the following result:
Socialist Labor Ticket-Judxe OF
supreme court. William ]. Heag. rs
representatives In congress. Iense e
Martin - William Mccormick 80.
HAIRS p. Jorxensen $50.
Socialist Tieket-Iudke OF supreme
court Thomas Seili 915: representa-
tssts IN congress. ;. IL. c. seursae<
81 u. burgess So. George ". scott
soA
Prohibition Ticket - Representa-
tfres In eongresSs A IL. Sherwood
esi. w. J. Mexican 20. q. L. Fowler
ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
&c

Here are a few of the titles
only a few of each title-some-
times only one or two--so don't
be Tote:
THE Picture on the Button"
ION Emancipation Day tsong or
Masch.)
"Fearhertne Rag."
s'Invincible Eagle" tSousa).
"a Bunch Of Rags"
"6aivation" (Sacred Sons).
'sExcelsfor'' (Sacred SonR).
Song Of Triumph" (Sacred Song).
In the Palace OF the King (sac-
red Song).
Tn Getting Awful Lazy"
yesterday"
"Capitola."
"Kimona Waltr."
THE Columbia Phonograph March. -
Dream OF Love" (Waltz).
"Bugvilie Brigade"
THE Beautiful Country"
TORY Waitnea"
Don't Say Goodbye Forever"
"Maizie."
Just because She Made Dem Goo
Goo Eyes" CTwo-Step).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
MORTALITY RECORD

Minerva A. Jonea. agcd "a years
died at aecQ Third avenue last cv.
cnine She was the widow Of T, A,
Jonea ana The mother " Thomas r..
Jones, a well known local contractor
The funeral will hc held from ths
residence az O'Clock tomorrow ar
trrnoOn. lntermcnt viii ne mndo Ia
the family pl.t az f.akevicw ecmr-
tory.
The funeral 90 A. Proctor. who
died az Snohomlah several days ngo,
was held from the paflors OF nonncy
IA Stewart yesterday afternoon, In
trrment was Ia Mt Pleasant ccme-
terry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
MAY REMOVE KING
STREET BUNKERS
Proposition Pacific Coast Co mpany forsvaeaon of Dear
born in Return for Concessions. Comes Up in the
City Council Tonight

that the Tunnel matter Ia an but
finally seta led. Il Is expected that
some conclusion will be reached to.
night ON the proposed vacation OF
Dearborn istreet.
The new terminal plans make this
move nees sssarg ON the part Of the
Columbia 4 Puget Sound rallrood.
That Company must remove its
tra ekS from King street according Ca
sfha proposed terminal plan.
There IA expected 10 be some fight
an the proposition. however as Il
hass heen intimatad that the council
Is rot satisfied with the concessions
pt,s possd To be granted the city an
con fpsnsation for the concessions
ask 81 hy the railroad company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
Sale OF
Sheet Music

We have moved the Music
Store to the second floor. In
order to introduce it we have
gathered about 500 sheets of
popular and high class music,
and will put the entire lot on
sale tomorrow at. the sheet,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10

Another dainty innovation for the
ThanksElving dinner II the place
card and menu. The menu tahtiiY
designed Ia colors harmonlnlng with
the table decorations. containing a
list OF the guests, appropriate quota :
tons. blanks for autographs. and like
features. makes a very pretty and
desirable souvenir. The Ivy Prrsa.
modern printing place. makes a
leading speciality Of things cut Of the
ordinary and are filliuN numerous
orders 81 this nature. They are To-
Gated In the Pythian building. First
and Pike.
-
saiendars for isos-The Ivy Preep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10

REMAINS

j. H.searter.. said to be wanted for
murder. in Perry. Oklahoma. was re-
leased By the Seattle police yeatcr-
day. Seerif Foster of Perry. arriv-
ed several days ago To take Carter
back. hut Gov. Mcbride refused 10
give him reueisitsan papers-
II is GENERALLY understood that
Carter Is 1sreiy wanted as wit
ness. and tixtx the reseaisitlon method
was taken tn get htrn back 20 the
county tn wehsh the crime was com
rnlttefs. Shss1H Foster will not fight
the case. and III return Without hts
prisoner.
Carter was charged with being an
laecomplice IN the murder Of which
= man named Wells s. accused. lie
was arrested IN Seattle by Detective
Tenant. Oct I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
RUNS OFF
the TRACK

t<Nrtai 70 tu@ rt&rs
SPOKANE. Nov. io.-The Great
Northern train. due la Nelson. II. c..
at s;is sunday night was wrecked
az the Spokane 3 Northern siding.
about four miles from Nelson. The
engine jumped the track and ran
along the ties for 100 yards. doing
considerable damage To the track
and shaking up the engine and cars
50 that all viii have 70 he repaired.
The passengers and crew were un-
hurt.
Dancing Glasses
profesrcr Wilson At Ranks Han
Monday ana Friday evsnfngn Pr1-
ynte lessons daily.
-
Society Printing and Engraving
The Ivy Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
Dress Goods Silks and Lining
Lively Sale for Tuesday Buyers

The printing of the price story for Tuesday involves the
TACT that the Dress Goods Silks and Innings in er
new home-the middle aisle the main floor The very IN
usual prices for staple fabrics we'll for oo
row. are in measure oecasioned by desire have you
visit the best dress goods store and parake Of
In roduc SHE hive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10

New Baskets
We have added another new
department to our downstairs
store--baskets. and you will
now find us carrying Fancy
Baskets in every conceivable
shape and style. Little colorcd
straw work baskets for as low
as foc; nice ones. 7sc and sc up
to SLIGO. Beautiful work bask-
cts on stands, prices ranging
from Sr.4o 20 $1,000 each. In
FAINT baskets. sse TO So. so each.
Flower baskets. candy baskets,
beautifully decorated work
baskets, satin lined. etc. 3se to
$3.50.
Candy baskets. with covers,
great variety, SC each; soc dog
en-.
Hardware and Tinware
Specials
I5c Perforated Chair Bottom.
.....s.'. .....- .....-.. &C
Ssc Lap Boards, for ...... .6sc
3sc Kitchen Mirror, IL xI4. zsc
7sc Japanned Coal Holds. .I7c
sc Japanned Fire Shovels &c
45c Heavy Tin Dish Pans. 2oc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10

lnvs atlona far card parties To he
givan Tomorrow afternoon and even,
INK at her home. feas Eighteenth
nEen ue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
POLICE NOTES

John shauaesy. who recently ar
rived ffufH paN adn4 reported 70 the
police this morning that his room In
the New England hotel was entered
yesterday aad sts aud nugget pin
stolen
A, =. Dawes. OF Georgetown. re-
ported o. the police that a valuable
nhot Httu Wa stolen from him yes
terday.
A man giving hts name as ed.
English Was nieised up on pike street
last niFht with an ugly cut over his
eye. lie wna sent Co the Wayeide
Mission. tits story IN that he re-
eetVed the cut IN a fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE

". N. Russell. Mgr: pbanss--sunzet Main
bs7, independent te7. prices--20c.
snc. doe. bac.
tNot a also show. BUT THIo ONLY
Attraction in TOWN.
Tonight
Every Night This Week and Satur-
day Matinee. the latest State
Named" Comedy Drama.
pennsylvania"
A Heart Story Of the Wyoming
Valley.
by c. s. Callahan and Dan l. Hart.
Play With Natural Characters,
Witty Dialogue, Intense Cllmaxes,
Funny Situations and Select COM
pany.
Seats Selling Seven Days In Ad-
vance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10

Printers sustaining an enviabie
reputation. The Ivy Press. First aud
Pike. Phones STA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
Bargain TablessChina
and Brica-a-Brac Nov

rHe BIC sToaF

wills
Of the
worth double.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10

54-inch All wool Heavy zibeliS
Cloth. in brown. gray, green - 49,
oxford, value si.i5.... .........s
s4-inch All Wool Melton cioth i
navy, brown. gray and ~
value xi.ao...... .......ss.-.<tE
be-ineh All Wool HoInespun =
medium and dark gray vAius ~
49,. ..-.-.... ...--.-.---*->-s
Silks
2o-ineh BLACK Peau de Soie al go ~.
value &c.,. .....~....... -
24-ineh Black Peau de Sole X M
...e... .s.s...s..... .....ss.-sr, a, ~
e4-inoh Black Pean de sole
- .~.s....... .......~-....---,, ~
24-inch Black Pean de sore ~ "a
so.inch BLACK T !, SIX. vs'a;s ss
at .......... ............s,,,,, 80. - vaIu
21-inch Black Taffeta SIX SS
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This would allowed except for the
this stock the early fall selling
the building Tomor-
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40-inch All Wool Irfdescent cheviot.
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The oasis., 1902-06-28

top of the pipe big Cameron pump, with six-inch discharge pipe. When worked to a full capa- city the pump will raise 1000 gallons per hour, but it is usually run at about 15,000 The water is pumped into big stone reservoir, 56x66 feet in outside dimensions, and with an inside depth of five feet, and will hold 125,000 gallons of water. It is cemented solidly upon the inside. From the reser- voir the water is run wherever needed about the ranche. The supply of water beneath seems practically inexhaustible, and will suffice to irrigate the entire ranch.
 Mir. George has very fine place, which is already proving of great value. He has also a fine herd of six milch cows, blooded Jerseys and Holsteins, which are not the least valuable and attractive feat ures of the ranch. They are all good milkers, and one of them daily yields five gallons of milk. His Belgian hares are also feature of Mir Georges place.
 Everything about the place is finely appointed-buildings sta bles, etc. ,-and it might we'll serve as a model ranche.