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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
tho three gentlemen named. The commit
tee met Immediately after adjournment
but have yet fixed no day for taking up
the matter committed TO them,
Captain Pizzini Talks.

r Captain A. Plzzini, Jr.. yesterday gave
out the following statement concerning
tho connection of Mr.. G. r. Fisher with
Richmond street railway properties:
'"The cash items In the statement OF
Mr.. Northrup were for sums claimed TO-
have been expended by MT. G. y, Fisher
when he was In control Of the Richmond
hallway and Electric Company, ana were
either settled for or carried on the books
Of tho Richmond Passenger and Power
Company after that company succeeded
tho old company, and that accounts for
his control OF the vouchers.
mir, Fisher was not connected with the
psnugenent Of the Richmond Passenger
and Power Company from It's organiza-
ton until resigned as acting general
manager. l, was managed aud controllsd
by the Richmond Board Of Directors
under the supervision II the 'synilsate'
who held or were presumed to hold a
large majority Of the stock,
FF!aher. according TO the stock
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AT THE ACADEMY.

OF the ffty-odd pictures presented az
the Lyman II. Howe, Moving Picture
exhibition tho most startling. wonder
! ful and interesting are those present.
| Ing the marvellous acts Of the world
greatest and cleverest magician, ROD
crit Houdyn. the great wonder worker
| Of France. Every picture s$taken from
life, and all are exact copies or re-
productions Of Iioudyn's acts while being
performed In Paris. These pictures must
DO seen to be appreciated, as they, are
n,arvcls Of mystery and bewllderment,
nnd will appear at the Academy THIS
afternoon and tonight. ,sfs
David Harun. 3,t NJ
While "Davld Harum'' rs q play must
necessarily be replica Of country life,
it's scenes being laid in q rural town IN
Central New York, It must not be taken
that, the work belongs to that type OF
dramatic production known as the
"b'gosh drama" In tho strict sense OF
the word, David Harunl' could never
be a hayseed play. 4 Country scenes are
shown in the comedy and country types
of character made use Of, but there US
likeness to rural plays ceases. David
Harum as drawn by Westcott Is not at
all of the Joshua .Whtcomb or Nathaniel
Berry type. i He Lis by no. manner Of
means a rustic, sbutNns townsman, and
there is nothing sophisticated about
him. II.o Is q shrcwd. keen and OBJ
serving old chap. whose education might
be deficient, but who knows enough TO
spare 10 conduct banking business and
mako money. Turner'S portrayal OF
IIarum, which Is to be seen at the Acad.
omy Xmas afternoon and night, Is
sal to be one Of the best things the actor
has ever shown the public. His hit init
has been pronounced. In the presenth-
tlon OF tho dramntzation OF Westcotts
widely read story here, there VIII pc s7eh
q company Of mucha all around excellence
Little Church Around the Corner.
Tho closing presentations of tho little
Church Around the Corner Will take
place to-day at the Bljou Theatre--mut IT,
iiee and night. The play has considerable
III it that VIII Interest the average thea
lre-goer, and has some bright lines. X
See the Calling Gun in Action,
Beginning Monday night Henry Clay
tho Bijou Theatre for n stay OF! q week.
He viii present tho same play which was
seen at tho Bijou last season And which
S9osua o tho Pacific. IS a meodram..
with all sorts OF Sensational AND startling
& ilbs, and soldiers and detecti'|es and
miners and Chinese and Filipinos and
others. take part. Tho last act Is ono q
on on the block house beng repulscd by a
handful Of Americans and n Calling gun
The advance aale OF seats Indicates a
great house during the wnrk: a special
matinee Is announced for Christmas day.
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O'clock, Mr.. Sears resumed his speech
with wontcd vigor
In closing, tho young senator from Ma.
tEows made all eloquent and urgent ap'
peal for the defeat of the bills.
KEEzELL SUBSTITUTE LOST.
Mr.. Kcezell declared that he did nto oven
desire to explain his substitute. lie ask.
cd, however, that tho bill be read by tho
clerk, and this was done. One or two
senators made explanations Of why they
would cast tho ballot they intended to
cast. Then the vote was taken. The
Ilcenell substitute was lost by vote OF
20 to II. MS follows:
Aycs-Anderson. Chapman. Cogbill, Don.
choo, Ford Gold, GlInlsey. li,Svey. kee-
xell, Waller, WatkIns-11.
-Bnrksdale Bryant, Campbell
Cromwell, Garrett. Gunter HONS. Hutch
c: on, Mann, Nlassie. Moon, Ople, Rever'
colnbe, Sale, Sears, Shackcford Stands,
I yler, Wallace and Wickham~20.
TO RECON1MIT.
Tho senator from Prince Edward now
offered two amendments to the original
LII, one maki..7 a slight oelngc In the
procedure, and tho other providing for
the right of appeal from the assignment
OF oyster lands BY the proposed leg1sla-
tive commission.
Senator Wckham Immediately arose
ana INONeu Il W lIC o'hs CIV
tho Senate divided again here, number
of short. but stirring, speeches being
made.
inully, Senator Barksdalo caCed for
tho pending question. and the vote was
nut. The bill was rccommitted as follows:
AYES Anderson, Bryant. Campbell,
Chapman, Cromwell, Donohoc. Ford,
Gold. Halsey, Harvey, Kcezell. Mann,
Mass'c. Sale. shackelford. W>t:ins and
Wickham-17,
Noes = Barksdale, GarrS't Gunter,
Hobbs, Hutchcson, McIlwaine, Mann,
Cplc. Rcyerconb. Sears, Stands, Tyler.
Walker and Wal,ace-H.
WOULDN'T ADJOURN.
Tile Senate, after some discussion,
agreed to the House amendment. to Sem
ate bill No. 4l4, to amend and re-enact
chapter GO Of the Code OF Virginia, re.
l;,tlng 10 public free schools for coun-
ties and to the literary fund. The amend.
ments reduce the minimum and maximum
OF the taxes for the schools.
Tho conference report on the bill re-.
!ating to social clubs was presented and
adopted.
BILLS OFFERED.
Ey Mr. Opie: To provide for transfer OF
causes at law and presentment. infor-
nation and indictments for misdemean-
t'1S ana lGlOHIeS, pcIlNlilS III VIZ SouHSJ
Court of the Commonwealth to the Cir
cult Court of such counties.
BY Judge Mann: An act to amend and
re-ennct section aG2 Of the Code OF Viz
slnla rs amended by IN act approved
February 20. 1893. In relation to jurlsdic-
ton Of partition of lands,
The House.
The House was called to order at 10
O'Clock, and prayer was offered by Rev,
Rohe,t Strange, of the Episcopal CHURCH.
There were a great many visitors on tho
tioor. and the body got down to business
at once.
A communication from the Attorney.
General was read. advising That It would
be much safer for tho Legislature to
provide by law clearly what should be
uonu in the matter OF tho collection Of
past due taxes by tho outgoing county
trcasurers. iHt.Et aHasga
The COMMUNICATION was Is response to q
resolution OF inquiry from the House.
The general public school BILL. reported
from the Revision Committee, was passed
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"Gallant Little Patriots" "Chil.
drcn OF the Revolution" Little
Folks Of 10" by Mnudo Hum
phrey.
"Guess.', guess Again"
.'Kewts." "Jest Nuts" by L. J.
Bridgeman.
might Before Christmas" Mis-
ter slarptooth," zone Ring Cir
Gus" Mother Goose" "lIumpty
Dumpty," the new Dcnslow edi-
lions,
"Goops and How to Be them"
"More Goops and How Not to DO
Them" Nonsense Book" by Bur-
CESS.
Titles nre too numerous to mem
ton nil. An endless variety at I'LL
prices from &c. to s4.oo.
Games--all kinds.
The Famous Elsie Books, by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
Want Judgment,

In the Law and Equity Court yester-
day a motion for Judgment was made
In the case Of Karash 4 Eissn VI, Vein
berg Brothers for 5000 Is,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
BRIGHT LITTLE GIRL
IN NEED Of A, HOME

The Chlldren's4 Home Society OF Ylr-
months OF age, OF good parentuge, well
and sprighsly for whom they. desire q
home. Apply to room No, s. State Bank
Building. city, 9ftftHlta T sl'f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-19
For Peddling Liquor.

r. On appeal from the Police Court, John
Tyler was yesterday fined $50 and given
on tbs charge Of peddIIuS Liquor on the
streets
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To Make Changes,

X Colonel John w, Richardson, Register
OF the Land Office, has made arrange
ments with tho city authorities to re-
move the post In the center Of the Nlntn
Street entrance to Eha Capitol Square
and 10 widen and improve tho driveway
from there to the Governors mansion.
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Dr.. Gregory Here.

DR.. Floyd j. Gregory, prominent
young physician OF Keysyille, Is IN thu
city. DR.. Gregory says he Is not here
on professional but important political
matters" He has many friends In this
city who are always glad to shake HIS
ha nd - 49,.
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Martha Finley; published at SIPS;
our price, SOC. copy.
4 Tho Louisa Alcott Books. The
Little Men and Women series;
published ut $3.50; our price. eso.
copy. sf, .ss
Good Books at low prices. all
toe. editions, for ESQ. 5.|,
'.The Five Little Peppers and
How They Grew BY Margaret
Sidney ts stE,5 S.f "
Beautiful joe by Marshal saun-
doris. 8 sty
',l3obble," by Kato Cairns (Mrs.
Charles Bosher). st.
History OF Our Wild West and
Thrilling Stories Of Pioneer Lie"
told by Buffalo. Bill, Wild Bill, XII
Carson, Daniel Boone md many
others. Bound IN green cloth, with
fancy cover design, for 4ec. copy.
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liceman by another on warrant, ana
the suspension Of tho nun serving the
warrant. The police sergeant arrested had
boon Immediately released with Mayor
Riddlck as his bondsman.
Robert Mann, clerk at the First Pre-
c,nct. First Ward. was the. ncxt Wiz
ness. Here for, the first time, the tally
sheets figured. Mann. after being sworn
testified that he was sworn MS officer "
election, identified the tally sheets az
those kept by him, and upon examination
found tho name OF Dr., NcWbill. and as
ccrtuined that his vote was recorded as
cried out by him.
At this point tho diversion referred to
when Captain Dcy attempted TO take
from Colonel Button and Mr.. Walter IL.
Taylor certain tally sheets they were ex-
tamlnlng,s occurred. Colonel 1S3s Durtpn
eeluded@ tho nttemp, OF CaptalnTID!e g
Z reach iStho papers, Remaining nj With
So ne spirit, u am melhEer5 ot
the Committee" But Mr.. Taylor s- Is
not" suggested Captain Dey lie is as
81 ciatcd with counsel for tile contestants"
,ctortcd Colonel Button. II neg your par.
DON" replied Captain Dey; y did rot
know that" And hero the incident ended,
merely serving to show the jealousy of tn"
two factions In guarding all documentary
evidence Of tho election.
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Judge Sims Named,

Governor Montague, yesterday deslE-
mated Judge +. w, Sims, OF Louisa. to sit
for Judge w, n. PoV flock, Of the County
Court of Norfolk, in the pending COM
tested election! I, It case1 beginning on De
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Dr., Gardne}.'s Subjects.

At the Grace stre3't Baptist GhYrch to-
morrow the pastGr' Rey. 3; q G o,9 .r:
Sin Of Anxiety," AID IN tho evening on
'vrhe Unspeakable 4hft.N&
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Miller q Rhonds.
Miller q R ]
III Store opea Unia 1880 7o4nyM. II n,
Some Books
For the Younger People.
Store Opea Un,A 1880 Tonight

It's great Book store have md everybody nste
tut this morning the space givon up to the youngsters
Five hundred good titles in juvenile books such-
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Resolution Adopted.

. = : r.. ri = 4 2 !
Then counsel for contestces 11r. Sc
brell speaking. protested very effective
against introduction of the alldaYlts. 1t
was then that, after some confusion ana
many suggestions and motions. tMr.GD.3(l,
Eggleslon submitted the follow Ing. mo-
ton. which after amendment by MIR. Gil
liam. was adopted practically without dis
senting voice:
Resolved by the State Central C1nmiti
tee, That subcommittee composed OF
three members be appointed by the Dem
ocratic State chairman, whose duty II
shall DO to proceed to Norfolk city, aud
there to take evidence that!may he Offered
before them by the contestants and con-
testees In tho matter Of the contest grow
Ing out of tho election Of the lIXecu I've
Committee held In tho city Of Norfolk
October -, 1908; that said subcommittee
shall have custody of tho evldeEcO al
ready adduced before this committee. In
Guiding tho tally sheets and returns FRI m
said election, all of which shall be opened
to the inspection of con testants and con-
testees and their counsel and Individual
voters, under such reasonable regula ons
MS said subcommittee may prescribe; all
evidence adduced before said suhnomMit-
tee shall bio reduced to writing, and res
turned TO Il meeting of the full committte
10 DG 'CHlltN Wy LUG E9tilc CllhlElFiII lHS
expenses Of said subcommittee and Of the
taking OF evidence shall be horne by the
contestants and the contestees
g. Said subcommittee shall prescribe
such reasonable plans OF procedure as to
them may scem proper.
g. Tho said subcommittee shall reOulre
the contestants to forthwith amend their
petition In such manner as tn fully
advise tho said subcommittee and the con.
testees of NIL the grounds Of their contest.
and tho contestees to file within ten DAYS
therea ftor an answer to said amended Pc
tlton. setting forth tho grounds OF their
dissent.
1t was while this resolution was being
drawn that the disappearance OF tho tally
sheets and the absence of Captain Deg
were noted, and confusion, not to say ex-
element ensued until the captain RI.
appeared, serene and calm. with the tally
sheets and the explanation given,
The committee then adjourned subject
to the call Of the chairman, Mr., Ellysop
having announced az the subcommittee
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DEATH! !: OF
JDRDAN'S MEASURE
FORTY Of the voters in any election

CONTINUED from First Pagc.)
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Tried to Pass BY.

wni,e the senator from Henry was
cndcavoriLg to get passed o.ll PERMIT
tv 10 which. bill .A.r. .11aisey made visor.-
Gus opposition on. the g.ound That IT.
would destroy tie pr1sent sasne avs:
call was made Tor the SPECIAL orucr-the
oyster 'biil--wnlch had some hnu-hour
ociole been postponed for ton minutes.
.,he Senasc was at once In medals res. and
"a rn.Il.Lg discussion, not at tunes, spiaAS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-08-25
THEO. W. BRAZEAU,
District Attorney
for Wood County. Wisconsin.
Men To Patronize

Dr.ChaS. Pomainville Den tist, Office
In Pomainville block, West side.
Painting and finishing done in first
class style. Call on Will Suhr at the
Dixon House. If
DR.. 0. T. Hougen, NJ. D. Office
over Days drug store. Telephone lS.
DR.. J. J. Looze, Grand Rapids, office
in Wood Block, over drug store,
telephone No. 81, residence No. 246.
DR.. z. Pomainville Office at Steib's
Residence west side. Tel. No. 248.
DR.. W. d. Harvie, office over Cohen
Brothers store, speciality of eye,
ear, nose and throat. If
A. B. Crawford, Dentist. Office
in Reiland building, Grand Rapids.
High grade service at reasonable fees.
DR. D. A. Teller, dentist, Office over
Wood County National bank. Tele-
phone No. go. residence No. $50.
e. J. Clark, dentist, Office over
Gross & Lyon Co.'S. store, west side.
If
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-08-25
City of PittsviIle
Township % North, Ran,

, A piece of land commenc-
ing SO #. south and 1873 It.
east of the northwest corner
of the neA neA running
south 125 east so #, north
125 IT. west so #. to place of
beginning 81
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-08-25
COUNTY CLERKS LIST
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,

WOOD COUNTY, WIS.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
described lands were sold by the county trea
surer on the 2lst, day Of May, A. D.. 1901. For
the taxes and charges thereon for the year Of
1900. And the same are yet unredeemed in this
office, and the holders of certificates of sale of
said lands will be entitled to q tax deed thereof
In accordance with the laws Of this state unless
redeemed on or before the 21st day of May, 1904
The taxes, charges and interest calculated to
the last day Of Redemption. due On each parcel
is set opposite each description below
Given under my hand and seal at Grand
Rapids, Wis, this 18th day of August. 4. d.
1908 E. 8. RENNE,
County Clerk Wood County. Wisconsin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-08-25
NEWS FROM THE
FASHION WORLD
Street Costume of Bluet Hopsack--Made up
With Corticeili Sewing Silk.

A stylish costume is an absolute
necessity, and an evidence of good
taste and workmanship is shown in a
gown bluet EopSack. This has novel
collar, which gives the long-Shoulder-
ed effect and the strappings of which
cross in front, and are completed with
an ornament of pendants. Narrow
plaits supply decoration, and all of
the stitching great deal of which ap-
pears on the bottom of the skirt and
just above the strappings on the skirt,
is done with Corticelli stitching silk
of the same shade, size D. This silk
comes on one-quarter ounce Spools and
has generally been adopted by the best
dresSmakers, since it is just the right
size and twist for stitching purposes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-08-25

The pouched or blouse front is fast
being superseded by the deep corselet
and long narrow buckle, suggesting
the pointed stomacher, and many even
ing bodices show the pointed lower
edge. Large floral patterns obtain for
the thin gown for warm days, and a
prodigal display Of coarse lace set CO
white bobbinet and shirrings will be
the silent feature. The exaggerated
long shoulders will be given by the
deep lace collars OF all descriptions and
construction, and when these are not
employed fichus d aintily ruffied and
frilled will replace them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-08-25
SLOT MACHINES
MUST NOW GO
Continued from page IT.

Notice is therefore hereby given
that in case such slot machine or
gambling device is found in this city
on or after the 9th day of August,
1908, all persons responsible therefore
will be prosecuted and such slot
machines and other gambling devices
destroyed.
THEO. W. BRAzEAU,
District Attorney
for Wood County, Wisconsin.
A number of prominent saloon
keepers have already expressed them
selves as being willing to obey the
order and it is very probable that
there will be no opposition on the part
of anyone.
The slot machine habit has been
growing steadily during the past year
and it is well that the citizens and
district attorney have taken steps to-
ward checking it.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-06-10
WORK ON CALIFORNIA MILL.
Will be 10 Operation bv July IS, Says
Manager Beilman.

Work was started yesterday on
the construction Of the reduction
plant at the California, and Manager
Bellman states that he hopes to have
the plant In operation by the 25th
Of July. The machinery has been on
the ground for some time, and II is
the purpose to place II as speedily
AZ possible.
High values continue In the No. l
level which IL being driven for the
rich shoot opened on the surface
some time ago. II seems evident
that an immense zone Of enrichment
will be encountered at this point,
which IL the theory long held by
Manager Bellman.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-06-10
SAWMILL.
Machinery For Alamo Will
Arrive in a Few Days.

j. p. McGuigan, superintendent of
the Alamo. returned yesterday from
Spokane, and left at once for the
property. While away he ordered
the machinery for a saw mill Of 10, :
900 feet day capacity. II Is ex-
pected to arrive the last of the week,
and Superintendent McGuiagn states
that he will have the mill running
within the next ten or twelve days.
The plant Is to be operated by water
power, furnished by water conducted
by ditch one and a quarter miles
long from Clear creek. A force IL
now at work clearing the right Of
way.
The specifications for the stamp
mill to be erected have been
submitted to the different machinery
companies and bids are now being
received. This will be ten stamps
In the beginning with a frame for
twenty, and this plant will also be
operated by water power.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-06-10
CONTRACT LET.
-Four Hundred Feet Of Tunnel Work Al
Alpine 10 Cove.

II. w. Nelson, superintendent of
the Alpine mine in the Cable Cove
district, closed a contract yesterday
for 400 feet of tunnel on the lower
levels.
The No. 2 level il now in 325 feet,
aud 1t Is estimated that there Is yet
about 200 feet to drive before the
main ledge Of the group ia reached.
Superintendent Nelson was In the
city q couple of days this week and
reports satisfactory progress at the
property. The mill which was
ordered by Colonel Gayson, general
manager Of the company, in San
Francisco some time ago, Is expected
to arrive soon.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-06-10

work to be done, he states, when the
full crew IL put on will be to sink a
winze on the Imperial tunnel.
He IL ready to ship and will do ~
just AZ soon as the Cable Cove road
is repaired no equitable freight
charges can be obtained. During
his visit last week County Com.
missioner Brooks went over the road,
and help from this direction IL OK
pected.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-06-10

through the Greenhorns, says that
great improvements are being made
In the Greenhorn City In the way Of
planking and grading streets. The
main thoroughfare Of the town has
been graded, aud other work done.
The presumption is that Greenhorn
Ia getting ready to celebrate the
Fourth.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-06-10
Preached Ia Baker City.

DR.. william H. Hoppe, d. d.,
filed the pulpit Of Rev. j. r. N.
Bell, of the first Presbyterian church,
Baker City, Sunday, In the absence
Of the latter who delivered the
baccalaureate sermon at the COM
mencement exercises Of the Weston
State normal school on this date.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-06-10
BURNT RIVER
ROAD A GO.
Viewers Appointed and Report
to be Made Within Few
Days.

At the meeting of the county com.
missioners held last week the survey
for the road between Sumpter and
the Burnt River valley was ordered,
and v. X. Mead and John Doan were
appointed as viewers to cooperate
with County Surveyor Foster In
formulating report to the
commissioners.
The work of viewing and survey
ing the route is to be taken up az
soon as the county surveyor COM
pletes q few other matters now on
hand. This II Is stated will be
within the next few days, and 1t is
the intention to start building the
road at the earliest possible moment.
Outside of the assistance which
the Burnt River people will render
Sumpter Is putting up the main bulk
Of the funds for the construction Of
the highway. This money has
practically all been raised, aud work
can be started a. soon as the viewers
report is In
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-06-10
v isits Tribe.

l.. b. Reeder, Of Pendleton, Great
State Sachem Of the Red Men,
visited the local tribe this week.
Monday evening the lodge In con-
junction with the Degree Of Poca-
honats gave social session In honor
of the visitor.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-06-10

improvements Al Gseenhosn City.
Mining Engineer Haas, who re.
turned q day or so ago from q trip
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-06-10
WORK AT IMPERIAL.
Ready to Ship When Roads Are 10 Con.

dition.
Captain Paul, superintendent Of
the Imperial, was In from the proper
ty this week. He has force of men
doing outside work at the mine,
and will put on a full crew with
In the next ten days. The first