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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-25
KENTUCKIAN CAUGHT
IN TENNESSEE.

Nashville, Tenn, August 25-wm.
Garrett, arrested at the home Of a
relative in this CITY was identified by
officer Hughes of Clinton county, Ky.
as wanted in that county on ch arge
Of numbering his rival at a dance. A
reward Of $500 for Garrett is out
standing. He escaped with three
other prisoners from the Clinton coun
ty Jail some time ago.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-25

Gov TAFT has sent to the war de-
partment lengthy argument in favor
of the proposed opium bill in the Phil.
ippines.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-25
SECRETARY ROOT RESIGNS.

Washington, August 25-It is OFF,
cially announced today that Secretary
of War Root has resigned and will be
succeeded by Governor Taft now in
the Philippines, January l.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-25
Straight Tips as to the New
Officials.
Reported Trainmaster Sheridan Has
Resigned and Mr.. A. J. Jorgen-
son will Succeed Him.
OTHER NEWS OF THE RAILS

There are great many rumors
afioat relative to changes in railroad
circles, and the papers have differed
greatly in the matter. The Sun has
. straight tip of the changes in super
intendepts which is rs follows:
Superintendent A. Philbrick, of the
Louisville division Of the Illinois Cen
tai, will be transferred to the Tennessee
division to succeed A. II. Egan who
will be transferred to the Louisville
division. There had been some talk Of
Colonel Jack Fly mn coming here as
superintendent but this is probably in
correct as he was only lately made
superintendent of the Louisiana di-
vision.
1t is reported that Trainmaster ]. Il.
Sheridan, Of the Louisville division of
the Illinois Central, has resigned and
will go to Louisville to enter business.
Mr.. Sheridan was seen this morning
relative to the report and stated that
he had nothing to say yet. 1t is
given out from reliable source, how
ever, that he has resigned and the
matter is being kept quiet until suo-
oessor can be named. Mr.. A. J. Jor-
censor, who acted trainmaster for Mr..
Sheridan few weeks ago while the
latter was away attending the bedside
of his sick father, is tipped as sue
oessor. Mr.. Jorgenson recently re-
signed as chief dispatcher of the
Louisville division.
1t now takes over two hours to make
the run from Paducah to Cairo over
the new Cairo extension Of the 1. O.,
but within the next 10 days the Off
cisls hope to cut the time to less than
an hour and are working ON pro-
posed schedule now.
A dispatch says the Louisville Office
knows nothing Of Trainmaster Sheri-
dams reported resignation.
Eng inc No. 900, which is today
working in the switching service, this
morning ran into string Of fiat cars
ct the depot but fortunately did not
strike with sufficient force to damage
either the cars or engine. The en-
CINE was switching cars and got too
hard start, the engineer being I'M.
able to stop soon enough to prevent o
collision.
Mr.. F. f. Ashton, of Island Point.
VS.. has accepted the position Is Sec
ond trick dispatcher for the Tennessee
division OF the l. @. road in the dis
patoher's office in Fus ton, to succeed
Dispatcher Showalter who has re-
signed to go to the Northern Pacific.
Mr. Ashton formerly held 9 position
as dispatcher a, Fulton.
The local Illinois Central wrecker
was sent to Iron Ore Hill this morning
to pick up two cars which were de-
rallied Saturday night. The cars were
"poled" off the main line and are
lying over in the clear The wrecker
will pick them up and bring them to
the shops for repairs.
Roadmaster j. NJ. Russell, Of the
Louisville division of the Illinois Gen.
trail, was in the city today on busi-
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-25

1t is generally conceded that the
proposed finance bill will meet strong
opposition from factions of both par
ties.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-25
The Jury in the Powers Case
Taken to Frankfort.
Murderer Caught in Cairo-Ken-
lucky Fugitive Captured in
Tennessee.
COY. TAFT SUCCEEDS ROOT
POWERS JURY GOES VISITING.

Georgetown, Ky, August 25-The
cross examination OF Jim Howard in
the Powers case. began Saturday after
noon, ended yesterday. The attorney
went at length into the case OF How
ard for the purpose of laying founda-
ton Of contradictions, and this course
on the part Of the prosecution will
draw the hearing out for day or two
longer than anticipated. As a result
the case may not go to the jury for a
verdict before a week from yesterday.
The cross examination OF Howard will
necessitate the calling of at least n
dozen or more witnesses.
Ben Rowe, oolored, janitor of the
state executive department In 1900,
denied that, after the shooting Of Goe-
bel, he, rs Youtsey says, picked up
the Marlin gun with which the shoot
ing WAS done and elected the shell.
He denied any knowledge Of having
seen Youtsey ct that time.
The jury was taken to Frankfort
yesterday afternoon to view the state
capitol grounds and returned from
Frankfort at 9 O'Clock and court i'm.
mediately adjourned for the day.
Argument TO the jury will be begun
Wednesday.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-25
MURDERER CAUGHT IN CAIRO.

Cairo, Ill, August 25-Martin
Bush, . negro and a self-confessed
murderer twice over, Is in Jail here
and will be taken to Texarkana to
face the awful charge. Bush was ar
rested ct the instance OF a former
sweetheart and when put in the
sweatbox by Chief Price told his
story. He admits killing another
negro in duel with knives over a
woman ct Texarkana. Returning
after an absence of several years he
became involved in . quarrel with a
negro named Ellis Arnold, head wall
er at the Huckings House there. and
shot and killed him. An officer will
arrive for him tomorrow.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-25
COUNTY COURT.

The liquor licensa Of Dye and Par.
kins has been transferred to ]. ".
Barger and W. 7. Whitesi des.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-25

Roadmaster ]. NJ. Russell, of the
Louisville division Of the Illinois Gen.
trail, was in the city today on busi-
ness.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-25

The local Illinois Central wrecker
was sent to Iron Ore Hill this morning
to pick up two cars which were de-
rallied Saturday night. The cars were
"poled" off the main line and are
lying over in the clear. The wrecker
will pick them up and bring them to
the shops for repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-23
TOM KELLY
IS DEAD
WAS KNOWN FOR YEARS A.
rHG MAYOR OF SMITH COVE
aANDsptT

Thomas Kelly. who for the past
10 years has been known as ne
Mayor Of smiths Cove handaplt
MAS found dead IN his bed TINS
morning. Death was the result OF
a t,4otraeled spree. preceded by years
of hard drinking. Kelly was "
ysarn Of age. A. there was no
phy stefan ~ attendance, the once
~ the coroner Was notlnsd. ana
Deputy Wfltise investigated the case,
Tie Ia certain that Kelly died OF al
cohoilnm.
Kelly had been a charcoal burner
on the snnaNpit Tor 10 OF ~ years.
he was formerly familiar inquire at
INTERPLAY and nt Smiths cove and
Nas known 60 nearly every one Nv
bag in that neiHhhorhood. Last night
he was out drinking, and returned
hoffis with a friend named Mhlincr.
Kelly was ~ dnrins the night and
hts friend stayed IN the cabin Win
him.
This morning Kelly realized that
he was about 90 die. and sent Wal
lace 20 the nearest saloon "a teie-
phone for a hack 10 take him 90 the
hospital. IN order that his we might
be prolonged. Wallace vent 20 the
saloon and i~lephoned 60 the hos
pitai for accommodations. then re-
turned 20 the cabin occupied b,
Kelly.
when he returned. Kelly was dead
Wallace Immediately notified the
Authorities 80 far an could be
learned. Kelly had no money when
he died HIS last nickel r. thought
90 have gone over the bar 20 pur.
chase the liquor that was the cause
Of his death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-23
FIRE THREATENS
PACIFIC BLOCK


In some mysterious manner = are
started on the sixth fieaf af the Pa
cine block corner Occidental sxsrHe
ana Nrsirr WHy. between I ana :
o'riock this morning. The damage.
sustained principally By the AHisttr
FNrsrf 4 Import company. is setitn :
afcd a. ts89a. The IRE was confined
20 fhr top floor and principally 10
the Store room 81 the Asistls eoHi-
pany Water dffppea down 10 the
hrst floor through the broken sky :
8shfs and 20 the fioof below the one
20 which the IRE was confined The
taller shop - ~ y. Rade on the top
Hoor. vas damaged TO considerable
extent hy the fsmes.
tnti ? O'Clock this morning. nse-
mau we're kept &c the scene 81 the
are Several time. sutouidsflus
nrr vas discovered tn the mating
ksri In stock b the Asiatie com
reny.
The Are was estinsui.hed in less
than an hour after the arrival Of the
arfara although the naues had
gained much Roadway. chief eook
said this morning that when he nfaf
aap the burning building the flames
Nrfe shooting 90 80 feet above the
roof Hr thought then that the
whole building was on nres
The rrr was discovered by Mrs
Kate erftKFH n drssfnaker who
rooms IN the building She vas
aNaksnsf az s o'clock b. the crack
ling 81 the nre
When heard the cracking
sound." she aaid. 4 thought Of IRE
but when I looked through the tran
som ~ my room I could spr no
danes. ! orencd the door and went
out into the hall Then discovered
49, thought that the whole top floor
was on hre. Tho rooms Of the
Ariafic company were one mass az
flames, I ran back 70 my rooms.
opened the front window. and shout :
ID ''Frreir a. loud as could. some
one heard me. and the alarm was
cent IN. Then I went back to one
~ the windows on the court and CALI
I'd 20 awaken other people who live
IN the building"
Mrs. SpriRKn' cries Of IRE attract :
Cd the attention ~ some one on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-23

street. who pulled Boa Is ard enii-a
the nf< APPS Fafuss When the ftre.
uien arrived the flames we're pour
ins out Of the top ruaf through the
oprn court. uns line uf hose Nas
taben M the stairs and another Ut
the hfe earspe and over 20 the open
cenrf an one side Of which the win.
8essf II The barnfns roaHts faced
Anafher line Of hose was then
bsrasht az the stairs and three
streams played on the nge. The ere
Wns - hot that windows across the
ois~n court we're melted and the
srnoks - densr In the upper halls
Of the building that the hfrprH
could ~oFs there but short time.
rsun after the fireulsn arrived. the
lnpfreslan sent out that MIRA
agfssxs. wha had siven the alarm q
fsfs. wss stftl IN one Of the ofaees
xhieh usrs an FIRE Tive arefpen
rushed through the smoke and hruke
IN tho doors u the foams. bot couid
not ana any enc. Later Mrs
Spffrrs vas found IN Guys drug
store she had escaped soon after
she hal given the alarm
rs hard aark the firemen KEPT
this flames from the sample room 1t
The Asiattr company. wherr samples
Of Oriental goods that hxs years has
been spent tn collecting. we're stored
Martin Aatzaoff. president Of the
company. has much TO aay IN praise
~ the firetnen and chief Cook
After an examination Of the build
ING this morning. chief Cock stated
that the cause 81 the FIRE WAS nya-
terry.
''ttnfH~bosy was tn the fnofna
where the IRE started last night. al
q clock" he said. hut no one was
there between that hour and the time
the fire started ! dc not think that
the entire damage to the building
and confents by fiFe and water viii
exceed $1,000. Had there been q
salvage cofps IN thia city. the darn
aKe could have been much less, The
same thing might be sHid Of the
Mnsea block IRE. Saturday night"
This IL the worst month IN years
for Ares in Seattle There have been
more than 40 ~ them. and large
number we're dangerous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-23
|NAY BE CLOVEN FOOT
OF THE BEEF TRUST.
r,sfern Packing Houses Withdraw From Field
in Seattle and Local Wholesalers In1n1e-
diafe!y Agree 10 Price Advance
of I-2 Gem a Pound

inE N n. Snanl.linE of the Pacific
Nrat Co. chAs. Frye and . {. aaod
% the tfNs. tlFuhp Co, and Efneat
tefstens Of earetsns Bros. we're
present The diaeezsiea led them 60
believe that an opportunity 90
hsaost the market WAe at hand
This they decided TO DO.
he Eastern houzes tor the past
two months have been selling pfac-
ideally At east All the meat they
eshdie here i shipped from Omaha,
thtssEo and Kansas City Al this
time Of the seaF the cattle they
handle are efalu fed ON the other
hand. the cattle thr ioeai dealers
handle are 'grsas-cattie, aa the
teaiefs say. To the cost of gfain
add the cost Of transportation. and
Il can readily be sen that the East
sfn heuee iAhefs under diaadyan-
taxe.s
We sell meat herr only when ne
can make a profit on Il. When con.
ttttunH ARE such that w. cannot
hAndle our soadA Al margin We
Withdraw frum the market. This has
haeu done annually for years. but
never before have the ioc.i packers
taken ADVANTAGE of IL.
fhe htsh price u beet Ia the East
- due 10 a ucaFetts Of huxs rark
has advanced t. such a price that
the tabat~f eanhut afford IN buy IL.
10 he buYs beef Instead. This has
made the demand very saed and the
Eastern market j. firm
Under these conditions beef ( O.
b. here custs "a ! cents per pound
We have been selling Al ~ cents N
the local parker wants 10 sell az :
cents We cannot restrain him with.
cut graf ipes 10 Us. ana We are not
IN business n iess money 40 sc
retire ffefn the market. The ieesl
dealer takes advantage % this and
the public suffers
en- the other hand the tacat whoA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-23
MUST PAY
JUDGMENT
SUPERIOR JUDGE BELL TAKES
FLING AT SURETY CO.

That the name Of a private party
on n bond IL worth many times that
~ a surety company bond. was the
opinion expressed by Superior Judge
Hell, this morning.
~ q Judgment T. rendered against
surety company. It Invariably APP
pcnis the cHHc." said the court. "snd
IN many instances the suits are iiti-
gated for years When Rn indt-
vidual IA declared liable. the settle
ment u usually made promptly.
The question came up on the petit
lion OF Attorney g.. 4. Wright to have
the American Surety company res
trained from operating In this state
on account Of a judgment rendered
against II IN fnvor Of the Western
America company. which Judgment
has been standing for three months
According 10 tho statute n surety
company may he compelled TO ceass
doing business II a Judgment re-
mains uusatlsfied for more than
three months.
Judge Bell advised that the mat
ter be called 20 the attention Of the
attorney general. and stated that In
his mind such action should be TAX
on. although he would slightly ex-
coed his authority by granting the
restraining order. The Judge hold.
that all surety companies, by per-
siS,ently failing to liquidate judy
mcnts rendered against them, lay
Themselves open 10 strenuous meas
ures on the part Of the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-23

that a strike aKaina, the company
WIS on
A. 2 o'clock IN the afternoon a
committee ~ the strikers called on
General Manager weekeH and were
told that the demands Of the men
could not be- acted on at once. BIT.
Weskes represented that he Wa
not empowered 90 speak for the
board 81 directors Of the company.
majority u the members u Whlen
reside In Boston. and that II would
proba by be ne late a. April before
the board ~ directors would meet
and give definite reply % the de
fnandH ~ the men
Mir. Wsskss declined 60 sign an
agreement Co recognize the union.
when " was demanded that he sign
az representing the street railway
company.
Mr.. W~skea stated this morning
that he had asked Tor police pratee-
tion fur his msn. lie declares that
hc Ia not afraid Of any overt aets on
the part Of the men, but he fears
the sympathixera with the union
may attempt violence on his motor
men and conductors. Throughout
yesterday the crews operating the
few ears were iniimidatsd IN various
ways mostly ~ helnN called 'Henbs
aud other hafnea. The msn bafe
these remarks with fortitude.
The street car tnen's Union held a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-23
Mr.. DUGDALE
HAS A KICK

The merry baseball war nov be-
ina WaEsd between u. 4. Dugdaie
aud Park Wilson. managers % the
Northwsaf and the Pacific Coast
baseball leagues, respectively. VIII
be carried Into the city council To-
night probably.
For several days past a petition
asking the city council to open ur
Thirteenth avenue has been IN cir
cuiAtion among the property owners
IL the district around the old base
ball PARK This petition 70 90 b.
presented 70 the city council tonight.
Then the big nah, viii come Oft,
according 10 Mr. DuRdair. ~ the
wish II the petitioners n carried out
~ the council Dugdaie claims that
II win ruin his park. ~ the part u
Thirteenth avenue 70 b. opened ~
- that part that runs through the
old baseball GROUNDS.
BuEdnlr goes further ma chnraf-
terixes the petition "a n Knock 81
him hy his enemies, who are backing
the local Pacific Coast club league
lie says he has the other fellows
beatfd BY n mile on the location %
his grounds. ana they know u. "a
are trying 20 force HI INTO no out 10
Madison park hy desiroylnF the use
fuineas n the old bnil grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-23
NAY NOT
| ACCEPT
~ "a. CALHOUN IS FORMALLY
,,so'NItp GRADE TAX AT.
'sHNkf VICE !. W. PRATT

~5sf Hsmes today SIGNED the ar
prosidins for ne appoint
.. ~ Scott Calhoun ss grade tar
sJ 70 succeed the Iasa John W.
4 y ne ordinance was Passed by
~ ~ rV1ncil last Mauiiay uInht
a... MAYOR has nmd h under con :
,a sIhcs that time
-. assure provides that the
MI enter into a contract
n "A N. N*ibonn 10 take charge
"a 49,. ;'leetion Of grade taxes
az <.'f salary Of fiss. II also
~ , - restrictions or the
y ~ ei'afnst. providing that
y A. -,.Fnit bis time exclusively
~ 4 y fpfE. He must also &C.
!, ~ anne offices snd ~ usasr
y. s,-.. Direction Of the corpora
!. ~ -, and may be damieaafl
| 4 W. ~ that official.
&c.. isrms 81 the frseaaura are
III 70 ne letter Mr. Calhoun
tlr.. p rive M MS prleafa
/ IN, 80 may hold office ouj.
n ,,.' ~. p'aAsure Of the corpora
,'.,',,s.rsn known fact that tbeas
~, ~ we're pat INTO the ardf.
~ A.. seytIai coans linen win
II AZ n. sDiied a. not being able
| Il, r ,ss,f candldste IN ths place.
, N, ..l viii not aaF whether
"a, es.i The position. but his
that NJ can not affggli
/" fffciiee 80 " az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-23
MRS. BURDICK IS
PLACED ON THE
WITNESS STAND

tom hause was 80 dense that police
mett were compelled to eieaf the way
fst The witnesses
TIE first witness was Attorney
Millsr. who was iiurdiek's lawyer.
Niiisf told nothias new lie was
fniiaWed BY the Furnace man at
fennefl's hpuHe. who told 81 caring
fa the furnace on the morning after
the HteHteF,
viii ht reraiied this afternoon. as
Ms, nasitcks testimony will pre-
sufneh iy Occupy a greater portion OF
ghf tifn~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-23

s...s meuntains aud Il In
= i. seattle market Is an
~ .,.n But that the whole
= :. ,,..r Price Of meat VIII be
.,,hin the nsSt few das :
.is4'r v ne advance IN the
- -. wtii Be enc halt
1885, ,srA An agreement 10
- ..s reached al = mgetins
~ - ..sht u the iegal pAeA .
Nsfts .-r.slrtara Retail rftees
49, .eeed from ) 70 le per
IS, ..~.,..t reasons have been
,nis pseresrd setiria. but
W 49,, Two sui sceeent tst "
= 49, - axrssNert has been
- s-sx~sr me lee@i sssslets
/ u ~ representatives :. ~ - -, - /.
q rsekinx HOUSES rhrfsss the
..en isai~rs hase wtthsifnN 2
~ lc<ai narksf, er the kl4sst !.
~ hays hsen force't out
-.rsrt by TIE rfsvasiin< low
~ Inc ierai packers have
~ .sesnssxr u seeh ~ithdra y al
Z ~ pris<s 70 retail deaisfs sks :
n, 49, : A. agreement bet wecn
Z. "! and Eastern paektnk houses
IrN,t1, es,neeaic9 Repre- sen :
49, 4 selh deny that such an
s-<~s.f <siss3 A representative
nrcrr knusr bad this 20 say
~ ~ matter. to-day
<nrzxy u last week ! recsivef
A s-rr-r.r lfpm my arm esdefins
4 <n.ract 10 sell no ffesh ui-atz
4 - rarke,. - It could not be
y <sr~rf Il a loss Pursuant to
4 ~ I nasiffet all ear custom
~ Ne would furnish them ma
4, s,~t wh<n the local Dealers
= 4 tAlx they arranged 4 meet.
4, = ~ esrninE. Al this meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-23

salers maintain that they have losi
money GA their meats because ol
Eastern competition. one lpral
dealer declared today that the East'
etn houses had demoraiinsd the
n holesaie meat business IN this city
"purlng the spring nonthn. M
said. IL Is most difficult 60 obtain
cattle aud prices In past years have
always ADVANCED. the advance usual.
~ being made la February, Hut this
year the Eastern firms have under.
sold the local dealer and for the Last
80 days the latter has been doins
business at a iOas. ElHht cents would
BE- a fair figure"
should these Eastern firms desirs
they could force svcry local whole
safer 20 retire from business Meat
On the heof u cheaper Ia Chlcass
than here. and with the rebates the
railroads xiSe the great parkins
houses they can lay down meat hcf'
cheaper than Nc can hay u.
Il do not think a raise % a hall
a cent q pound VIII Increase the price
to the consumer. Even " u does. ~
want the public 60 know that W.
arv only acting IN self preservation.
A. an interesting commentary on
this Il Was stated today that an eth.
pioye 81 the First National bank
went Eant 10 days agn with an op
ssen In favor % swift a co, on the
Frye iiruhn plant IN this city
ahanid this deal be carried 10 sue,
cs@nfni termination there will he NJ
question az 10 the existence OF q
trust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-23
FIRE CAUSES
$4,000 LOSS

Fire In the new Moses building at
ai2 ard aie Second avenue south,
damaged the building to the extent
Of sec. 09o Saturday night. The fire
started at 1870 o'clock In the even
ing on the fourth floor OF the build
ing. II was discovered by Patrols
man Damn who turned In the alarm
Of Are The apparatus responded
and In short time had the flames
Under control.
The blaze vas Uncovered 10 the
Of Wahber y Co The sause Of the
NE Il silll mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-23
CEN. WOOD
{ EXONERATED

WASHINGTON. u. G. March IA
Secretary Root officially dismissed
IN. charges made by Mai tafhhons
against nfisa7iier General Leonard
woad. declaring them TO be without
foundation. lie states that all Of
Gen. Woods actions relative To the
possefHes In Cuba wefe taken with
the full knowledge and approval Of
the var dsparfment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-23

TACOMA. March ss.--Ali Of the
motormcn aud conductors on the
lines 81 the Tacoma halfway
Power Company went out on Ftflh'
yesterday morning and nH renui
the entire street car system OF TINS
city IL practically tied up,
n Was not generally known that
strike WAS 20 DO ordered ana many
Of the men were IN ignofahf" OF
what was 90 be done unill they AZ
rived 81 the car barns Ia the morn
lnE and we're told by the leaders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-23
CM JZRZkE rs ENDED
MINERS AND OPERATORS At coat CREEK. MICHEL NOR
RisgY SIGN NEW sesasmEsr HOLD THREE YEARS

Ing fer thr.s years. me terms ~
the contract have not yet been made
puhiif bat q is thought thai the
sasss # Michel and Aarriaey sfii
hs Increased and viii 10 lessrsd a
sftss II the enAi creek mines. Hep.
Fssasataflees q the Western Tedefats
"a rHtsn sad TIE commissioners
cent ~ she british Columbia Nining
Association arr satisfied with the
se4 ffsrsssaf