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A. s. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker,
sl6 D. f. Walker Block
PARK CITY MINES.
scottish Chief ore ~ the Mneklntosh
sampllng Works.

samplng Works.
About 80 tons Of sllyer-lead ore is at
the Macintosh sampler from the Scot
tish Chief awaiting shipment 70 the val-
ley smelters. Manager Lawrence says
that about 20 sacks OF ore have been
taken from the 250-foot Level, which will
show an average OF POO ounces silver
and $3.50 In gold, screenings from which
viii average 200 ounces silver and s. In
gold. The streak from which this ore
was taken has pinChed out TO a narrow
atreak but II gives indication OF
widening out again IN the near future.
The old boilers from the Marsac mill
were taken out this week and shipped
away. They are In pretty good condi-
ton and will be used again as second
hand boilers The old mill Is practical
ly all down at present though Il win be
some time before the debris Is entirely
cleaned up, The large brick stack will
probably not be taken down until
spring There is undoubtedly consider
able wealth IN the dust OF the old chm-
neys and also In the bricks and an ef-
fort will be made to save this before the
old landmark Is demolished.
Manager Dusseldorf OF the C0mst0ck
was In camp Tuesday lie reports the
mine opening up nicely as development
work progresses The drift has been ad.
vanced to point go feet TO the west Of
the shaft, and some good ore has been
encountered The distance 20 the main
ore chute, opened no ON the 25O-foot
level has only been worked half way
1t Is to this chute that work Is now be-
ing directed. The management Is anx-
ious to get the power drills Installed. as
they would facilitate work 20 great
extent. These drills will probably be
put IN ere long.
Those In authority at the Wabash
maintain that there Is nothing ncy at
the mine. though outsiders claim that
ore has been uncovered In the progress
Of development work during the past
two weeks This, they claim. Is the
cause for the furry in the stock.
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PRIVATE WIRE SYSTEM
Direct Communication with Market
Cenicrs Of East

Tho brokerage firm OF James A. Pol-
lock & Co., commencing tomorrow, viii
have direct communication with all the
principal market centers Of the coun,
try by means OF n Logan and Bryan
leased wire system, by this means
local clients win be Kept constantly
Informed as TO market movements IN
the east ana elsewhere.
Frank Greene Of Chicago has arrived
% naugurate the new service,
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PETER PORTER RESIGNS
As Secretary NJ the Goldfeld Great
bend Mining Company

on account Of having numerous other
matters which demand his attention.,
Peter Porter, who has served the Cold
field Great Bend Mining company as
lis secretary and treasurer, has ten
dercd his resignation and the same has
been accepted. At the last meeting Of
the directors S, A. Whitney, assistant
cashier OF Mccormick & Co. g bank, was
chosen secretary. and William NJ. Brad
ley. treasurer
The manager Of the company Is v =.
Strange, formerly a we'll known civil
and mining engineer OF this city
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MINING IN WILLARD.
Oasis Company lia- Valuable claims In
The Drum District.

NANlN NNlNNhNN lhNH NINNNiA AlhIHN VI
The Drum district,
" variety counts FOR anything. the
oasis Mining company operating In
the Drum district. Mlllard countyought
TO be doing bis things before long. Tho
company owns a number OF claims at
point 20 miles fromm Oasis. from
which ore has been shipped running
an the way from il2 to $50 On gold. and
from 10 10 "a per cent copper The
ore also contains some iron and is said
TO be a splendid smelling proportion
Jed Give. one OF the principal owners
OF this property IL enthusiastic over
the outlook ana says that II a railroad
once peneirltes the district, success Is
undoubtedly assured. At present the
company contents itself with OCCASION
al shipments, one OF which Is expected
TO reach here In few days and viii
net the owners q good sum.
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. Nov i--Cattle- Receipts 3d.
0OJ. market steady TO 10 cents lower
Good 90 prime steers, h,.g6ii.W poor to
medium S.0y13.le, stockers and feeders
SIS; Gamers, l2a2 10, bulls, 2.O0ql.i 20;
calves, 3.50ai00; western steers, 5000
5i5.
Hogs--Recelpts today 1900. tomorrow,
@OOJ, market 10 cents lower Mixed ami
butchers, i.iOa5lJ, good 10 choice heavy
l@Gl5.o: rough heavy A.eld4 IS; lights,
LIyHlM; bulk Of sales i7bul.O.
Sheep--Receipts, 800. market lower,
lambs, weak. Good to choice wethers,
3 .g5ai cj; iair TO choice mixed, 3.0dA u;
western sheep, 5.Sa4@; native lambs,
il5l6.i0; western lambs, l.5Gab,O
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NEM YoRK pNOnucE.

New York, Nov iL-sugar, raw, hrm,
Fair refining ? 1918, centrifugal, 90 test,
! i.l6, mOIaases sugar, ll.i6.
Rehned-Flfm. Crushed 6i6, powdered,
j.M, graduated, bii.
Coneestoady No. Z RE So,
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RETAIL.

Corn, per cwtr,,. nn"..,..i i.55
Corn, cracked. per cwt..u.. 1855
Wheat per bu.,u, u.,,nuLlOGl20
Oats .. .,.... .a.... 1856
Barley. rolled, per cWt. e. 100
Flour. family per cwt.. o.. $50
Flour. straight grade. per Gtgt 40
Flour, high patent per cwt. 200
Bran and shorts. ...,.. 12O
Straight shorts ... i3O
Corn meal, per cwt ..,n,".1 100000
MEATS AND POULTRY.
Dressed beef, lb"..,,".., i2h82S
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sT toUIs

ST. Louis, Nov il-Wool, steady Ter.
rit0ry and western mediums 22u2j. fine
medium 1891 fine. BNN
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OMAHA

South Omaha Nov. n-Cattle - Re.
ceipts $500; market slow; 40 cents low
heifers, g. 50N3 90; western steers, asa
f.SO Texas steers, 275l375. range COWS
ana heifers. 2.25a3,iO Gamers, j SOAPS:
stockers and feeders, 2Nq3.0. calves,
2.50a5 800 bulls, stays, etc, l.15uS.7j.
Hogs Receipts. 600, market 10 cents
liver Heavy. i.Gisdi 50, mixed. l.6isft
40: lights 465dfI2is. pigs, 1904 ~;
bulk Of sales f57Aai72h
sheep--Receipts. $500. market active. 10
cents higher Western yearllngs, Z. 25fiA. 6j;
vethers 0lQ4. 40; ewes 3506li 10; com.
mon and stockers, 2.0Q4,S0. lambs. lisa
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Nov --Cattlo-Receipts
1900, market 5dl0 cents lower Native
steers. 850n6,30 native cows aud helf-
ers i50d50O; stOckers and feeders 2.2jd
i.25; bulls. 1.IJa3,iO; calves, 25O66. N:
western steers, 3,OOai.5O; western COWS,
i.50d3.O.
Hogs Receipts. 600. market 10 cents
lower. Bulk OF sales, i.65qi %: heavy, 4 IS
dLe5 packers, i,75qi % pigs and lights,
& s5di.75.
Muttons, s. 75dl 80. lambs. l.2jfi5 %; ranee
wethers, 3.15GL15; ewes 2,5Odi00.
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NEVADA STOCKS,

Forenoon sales. Nov. iith
REGULAR CALL.
DAILY. IS at $40, 50 at 201ll.
Daly-Judge. at $425.
Daly-West. 40 at sll5O
Mammoth 100 at sl.62ik.
Victoria, $50 at $500, buyer 30: 1850 at
1885. 100 at i91ii buyer 80, 100 at 1893.
New York. $500 at l6c; 500 at 1915,
seller 80, 1000 az rs seller 80; 2.iOO az
II, 1000 AZ 1919 800 at 1871. seller 30.
$500 at II, seller 30 1900 at lIh 800 at
~. seller 80; 600 at l7lA 800 at IL. sell.
er GO. 800 at l7h, buyer So
OPEN BOARD SALES.
New York, 500 az lTMc: 2s az IS.
star Con, 100 at l4ihc 1000 at liA.
TOTATQ
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current Time rablo.
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no. l-trom Donyel snd Fssassgd!;R an.
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No S-From Denver and East uS nv
in H tHI,1 Ifddlas except Nos. and soyp Al
Iieket office Dooly Block Phone N
l. A. DENTON
Gen. ACT Pass. Dsb,
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lime Table
lnEfectJun, 4,
1904.
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eml Ogden. portland
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Fimn, n1ne9late points ana
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raand San Franceeo" Denver
Butte. BEogri,iRs Cache Valley, eoPa
cisco ~ Nonc ana San Fran.
49, DEPART POGO" liDpa.
pPr ogden, Omaha rt,
Louis Kansas city @5
s "a, ogden Portland G",,' i.Nah
ate neIt,1guclseo and nlofmIe,5i
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ranu san lranclgco' o' Louis
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rd LOUIS 1 ana Chicago 'O'' st.
Nj Vhuth Cache Vallav p,,,"' 9.b Din
cis eio''a, Portland. sib IIvtu''s
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NJ SCHUMACIuHgo' rs HIS On
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,--- Telephone 10 ''''" sue,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-07

ercyu,ely IN an land Then It was
United stac power to be c1oooi vii, in an International
II not eoooueror loelso foe. that THIS soga
tec us in tho maintenance of reag rurH For We are peace
to t9c stern eleiemenl of Tor win any genn,rg s, m
srds Of nl,s of ocean In addition philippine islands aud
AMI Alaska cur yommcrse Doe thr.y possessions and
orR CITIZENS rueRe NEEDED PROTECTION
our gomucr,c with other uaous has expanded rht
toe egs1s 'og % as" ann e"s e', as , n "i 10
an active external the uotssou ef naval fige a u
teaia bc said To secure respect o neutral tsaures
naval TOME organized aud ready To ,udsac nom Insult aod
~ @ %; o' sos and s WIN "'' s@ 9saG
tast as paetI,abc
fS , t Ss rad ss a 9 as S M oSr SsSS s o
Sag Se fI H. -goasd Al lh f which aftni Ge outlet
eatef pa Of ogf t''s With he oen, and named Tor
Sle6rays which ofashes lars, amount at agricultural
now sg.o-,oa q, pego l. .so,.@ linen, Ts ,
~ mountains and sasp str this mrbt, defender
Saq wsS@s,"os sannen Manned In honor Of NcDrta
srsaiagsr a. an sie .ats8 ana t y fgetsn aass nm
outlet for our surplus psg On h5t1N % Die maetloa
haro rom he en,raa 9m sut Of lon 's and " "s,
American scameu Nus,an uarue her bulsrs
Sr S e' ss a.i al her @s0sa- VII ases 6s 6h, 10 shame
s. fhs s9l 5 fa, IL .,as. l11 t M 1Sasa,y sf bs
speaker 20 b. tss@, :, a . " ~ sg
de- NHbrt zHifsi ha
le,kA Win hht ~ r vhts 1ut blue
ID ik p VI "a dashed e
vaezals
words tH uiNs shin si on o the Hr
A the combined
crashed christening stand Though
uf the thfirh at whistles
the peal ri bells and the thunder 90 MYRIAD rovra
the huse crowd began ta
that prevailed when the E1ies Wcte
che launching the ahp1aus
pasfufF who clearing
up the WaY which the tImtr and horbs
upon WI leh b. Nebraska had fstfl
SHIPS named. two. the Virginia anu he
argsy tn Launched and the Georgia VII be
xisea he's male a Hath. Nes Monday
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FIGURES AND DIMENSIONS

NEBRAsR 81 LAYING kel July i'os work begun o.
weight
chnery and boilers 1e tone number ai BOILERS ~ heating sur
faasu 81 - huilefa lsl4
us. power ap
pounds. o. Thickness
uche mate inches hHfe"uea 10 inches pro
terve SLOPES inches hulkhDad inches electric plant els
hoaau generator taaiaN8u Fnsfto total number of
number Of puHH - diHuN plant eap''N ~
% minute
bo ifrH l. feet inches IN d1metrr
pitch. eugneaha diameter ~. mft'ss central hole In
shaft. i0ts inches. shaft nickel steel
MAIN BATTER9-FoHF ltIHrh brooch loading rifles eight 81
ines breeeh loading r0rs FeIFe e.lueh rapid fire
SECONDARY BtTTEB4-rrflre aiueh rapid fire GUNS
snouudef lpouudef rapid fire
guns field machu" aud as automatic
-ThrgtWo electric feuaIatins iau eoeh Win
san independent system Hpua engine cylinders 3l sNs
coal consumption forced dau coal capacity
1900 -. -.
~ draft - ft Inches. displacement Ia" tons.
Hat, three smoke H1fia TO-
ta weight 900 tens. powder required Zoe ono r'h'
mounds HHlHht ~
MOI armament 500 toms complement OH
GERS 49, efaw e. including go uarrsH
Tho Nebraska h1s to date s1Hb0o1 Whom cpmp'is sa
viii g47s3eo0.
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HYtkunrn ehp u working ln slim.
Hun lpKEInE camp near Mar1Hrllis.
The latter has been notified Of the
tragedy
WYfkunen Ras man af consider
able means and uufii three weeks
$3.50 had been conducting "a laHFius
hluHH tn this otis last month De-
rented fhe house and sent 90 WoIh
o. IHhufsH r. fat Witch 81 thf
time HauaeH considerable surprise
80 hfH friends
After ihIa RFtHaaeu hHsan acting
strangely To Dts intimate aafndH
II una no HalFet That b. was a..
sHHrdHuf haHauHa MI# Iona Nlo.
aoieu with uhaW he bad been
keeping company failed fo fefuru
Die iase Last uIEbi De Uu# HsHn
wandering aImisaiv about the
streets end thIs morning evident
IS De- concluded - end SIS tnaHhisH
aIth q huiiat
The ludB waa removed 90 Che
uHruaf Watson mufEHr and . lil De-
hrld there urudinr Instructions
from the brother a. tu iniffmrui
HYtkaurn uas % native ~ FINLAND.
and aame ~ This country about Tive
ffara aFu he WaH - years ~ aeH
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MGYUNNW ZNER NILS
MHHFW CITY M
JAPGT RYrkoses. rtHLAHota. SLOWS our AIS BRAINS
AFTER mesr SPENT IN Armlsss WANDERING ABOUT
STREETS

pesruudenf from uursaulfsI Ip,e.
1afst ngthoasn. Of 1863 resuty-
second avrnue hisa ont his bfaina
sffh as.gH HsT revolver near the
entrance fn Volunteer park shortly
before s n Ia#H thI# morning The
shot aaa heard m 2 W Nllaau iu
IHaf vicinity hlt b. dld NOT IuFra.
fIEsfs AZ haHf later fha isoff Nha
found IfInr scar flHmH uf trees
~ fasH f.FHH# D. HIHs rmHIHfs shu
eaa coming - tIs euft ia fhe Haff
Tho revolver was HfIH tightly
#asne# in tha dead mans haud
EHi,h Iaf an tI breast H'una aaa
HaaIuH ffam aaHHI nat Shove
fae uHhf enr
A.uae Coroner WHtaIs eaa HaiI
Hsf ~ ffr -. Ide and uenHtf cor
aHsr AHuuII Nas cent - iHEHHil.
cate
tho HaiF HaHtr found un the
aaIF Heff De Hr Haprga uf uafu.
raH#auHH issued Ar saHN ste
4aue. M.th4 20 la5H These eere
eaei1ssB iu Iafse ahlte envelope
NHth HHIboHHH Same AHd hHdrrss
sriifru plainly ou toe aHlde a.
sell a. that ~ hIs brother EHeri
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see rhHE ace q auff .Hs. 81 reaa
iie fhnrr 1aInueae' remarked y
h.a9ff showing ms ths isHl pu bic
service HHufd.
rHt tHs boy leusmnfH DAYS
auIH HHs not So accomplished His
uuHHIHrus#is fFraHE HaH ma
hufaad severely wounded shsi
through the chest isehahlff caught
the charger 81 the dad taHHuaHH.
mounted bic HashfmaIHf.f uIHu IT,
aud HaaIa assay faF fhe f1HHHH line.
Tnum fbs HHt r. his hanger 80 iugs
e. NHf-autzl trophy Che sword knot
Of tHa mHIaf Beside fl b. the Rus
HIIu I'D badge nf courage.
q Has here / HsafH the story n
Captain MafHI#4fE fhH solo #Hft ffaH
sf Colonel MuHafa battery 81 artII=
IaY num fhH efH#I nEHt IF ~hius
HaushenF had serH the captain Ia
q ts#HHsf Ifiue .TE aHI.i HHd fsra
EHf. HltH Deg shattered - frHE-
mtHtH uf IHp#Hse. HHaIl H. bad
fuld lHa HalHIng ~ the aHaI fhaf bad
HFaHHI tHIH IiH#Hfsr HHHu HHH. hHd
mafaiH taken fraH a HHrHs 80 hls
bedside "a laEEat lIH af inn aua
fafss#HI 90 go we Htii=liH fHHaIiug
sufnHIaut commend InHm suiiier'
haaff hIH lie Ia fI4a shade II
tic fHr.HI4I#1.aHIa fa#a.I.. HalrraH
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LAO Yang uut from tho
northwest Hrai- uf LAO YauT There
stands rsaasls - monument Co
aIi-fims Sion. HH bravery and fir-
fua
Wrapped sbaut If# h14e 81 Htua
pleasure e.uaHA HIs.s If tamFe1
walks aaI Hfla saHaIs tables. Of
auamalai rafas anal candies stuck
u bottles fH# .HfHH .HuHf uf Ilau
Yang
Hars. In tn evening ~ fhe time
fHa HrHfHuaH HuI HHa martins tbe
uIaruu# HHI Tho aII#H naftsr
about tHa beaHs hasa uf TIM 1a rH-
suIs. fbs hBuH nf fhs Second hat-
#iIuu af HHIafs plays Huhiusfsiu
8uH uHikuH SIS. HHriuHufHf
ma4. hos aHI HaJs sIatuuI# melodies
aamHfHHas .HaHfH iHIN HuHE
Latter hsa tHr fHIuualse mua uf
fhs #nuHiaH HHHaht HHa deep.
su=d uHs ul.Ht #r mIHeI# here eItn
tire ,fa=HIa aaIuu.HHHE HI HetIHaar
fsI# I#.H nf IH..f naHiH 4uH fHaIr
amHIIsH. I.HHs tua uHI and 90
sHaI.sH I.HH fa the h.aIfa of alb
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THE STORY OF THE NEBRASKA

wheo o. nsHtr iaoo i.hst Na.HH asaIn.d hF Htsntlan
haHt t ue United States rl usht lHs sHhluoa 30 M Malau
81
q =
bids
eIiei Cd %
company
down ftaaaaa H. taa The government tH bs aeud vita ,e
na
money # f"Htast Il i"sa1 s us h"sz af III Nann nd
Seattle readY taat.ha. thr fant
eaaausHHe H fhr q reHa.H Hh fHs fI
The contract uas awarded Atf.az MH##h g. 5a'i
tHdns 'iss uahins the tet - s s1rstH Hss iH 500 II
60
s
fsaeanE aerfffH.fa government
a a
Hf
%
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The LAUNCHING PARTY

launchius from Ne baAa numbering over 20 nen
oeock last might after an interest
rather uueyenm tin The party vas az once den
where they all Del entertained durnE h'r
the city
The party consists % the follsWius persons
state Officers Mickey. Lincoln Hon
George ". tar ineolu Hon Charles weston
sta auditor Lincoln I'm
Fowler state superintendent Inenn Hon
FRA \ proat. attorney Efneuh lAnealn
pressZT ". Mpeu.IuuEa.
General sa-uz a. Culver ediafaut seurrat In
and onluilaaary gen
FairharE. Carroll sfnsaL Columbus
Co A iu1sa ads aeats ssnrfaI. stanton
Aics-8eeamp Iaeab 81 Dew reeuaehf. col Samuel VI
MeIrk Lincoln r. shumaA Waseaed Col Charles
Kaley. cloud Col fFof ~ eHoaHe Lincoln MAJ 8 "
Nc Cr.E. talfFk ruHd United states
cavalry Assuaboua LH Haassk ne Nsfsfufh in-
fan IS a. u Fort NanrtrHfte
~ falloWuE ladies are In the PARTS
Miss Mar, Mclel. George " staeah Ms Charlie
Weston Jaoa I fnfstf Mls t1IEr y
Jertus Emily 1eutas M. Csuou u Esaas NJ John =
Ehfhard Herbert shumsat SIR Anna Gathers Nrt .'f
Garoufte Mrs q Trmrlstea 1H. T. " Ns'aiio'sh N't
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fIad tn launching months much sgrr
of WuuH been present u BIAS
Governor Mickey ht
q planning coming busy eauF
Ing and they the pleasure OF wita-sns 'he
launching
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GAMRZER
New ouTeHths ~ REvoLu.
rIOH1sT8 HreatrB ~ REIGN
o. rGRPoe FOG ahcEooHiA

BERLIN. o. Tho Tageblait
% ports uew ertlf OF Macedoa.
ian revolution ~. $50 are plumber.
Ing aud murdHHius alI directions
The Turkish l#n0pH ~. retaliating.
aiaurhtenuE iHnoeeHf Christians
md uutariuf FoufH.
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HOW NEBRASKA WAS LAUNCHED

than hot before tho moment ~ lanue1iug the
of the wedges IN the
engaged In W ana Tor fully hour the
ming 81 tha wedges lifted
slightly he keel
which had been aiuarad with
bsekea Of N slide
being released with blocks remaining 90 hold her
nIace De heavy beams
which formerly supported The hul az Oh poIu A. fat
these removed which
hui daubad
On the unpained spots Of brlhea long poles
to slash the sand bags under
The bows with axes allowing The aand ont and tho
he and 20 through the two great beams
Ioh obstruction Just a. the saving was come
began TO and with
eded into the wator The salute
IN fSefonc wasioomod from the monitor wyoming as
while craft IN Tho bay footed
ssgs al 10 tho midst perfect pandcmonum tho Ne
asrlsk Ii, a or
a. sesft@ 80. 49,
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DARLING COMING

VALLEJO Cal. oct Tn let
ter received today hy United States
senator Perkins Acting Secretary
ut the Navy Darling aXs that Dc is
trying tu arrange for visit I'm No
a,mHHI Geo tho Pacific eaast
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Mrs Chas w. Miller entertained
NJ luncheon Wednesday afternoon
At her home on Highland drive
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Governor snesy aFa party escorted about me city mis-
morning Officials ~ MHrnu
aniF ttsk To-
pleasure h heauHf scenery hidden behind
veil Of wellington ftrHte THE first made "a thf
Governor Mickey wanted - - uEhe. ta iul I'm,
Al noon parity she Washington and prepared ZOE
oppressed theHfas
hirhly pleased sft and he uondeH cts on The Noft ia
the opportunity az visit
ing the y and Co f ts ur royalty 20 efst
reception
ui be guests o. reception At ths wash
ah The fif
unasr auspgees chamber and VII D" one ct
tn finest held a tbe
Tomorrow vii BE- shown about the city aud taken 70
the residents Of Nfhfasa
take making the ~ special rejoicing IN Rcl
coming the governor ~ fhef former home state
The The evening In their sp'
cfaf
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HIGH SCHOOL DRILL.
Cadets Participate for Medal offered
By Prof Eaton.

There was much excitement ON the
high school campus yesterday after
noon, The event OF the day being the
competitive drill for the gold medal
offered by Prof George a. Eaton to
the best drilled cadet In the battalion.
The three best drilled men Of each COM
pany and the members Of the non COM
mssoned staff were the competitors
Lieut.. Col III. NJ. II. Lund and Lieut.
Col. n. V. Smith Of the n. q, u, acted
as Judges.
The squad Of competitors was lined
up I'm front OF the battalion. Capt. w.
G. Webb, military instructor, gave the
commands, and the cadets were drop
ped out as they executed the move
ments improperly. After about 40 min
utes there We're but two left sergt'-
Maj Scot Lynn and Chief Trumpeter
w, j. Grow. IL took about 80 move
ments TO decide that Sergt. Grow Of the
on-commissioned stan was the VIM
ner.
After the drill a battalion parade
was held ana the medals presented to
the winners. The successful contestants
were marched to the 'front.' and the
medals were presented by young ladies
of the senior class. Miss Pearle Clark
presented the gold trophy. Prof Eaton
then spoke 10 the boys complimenlln8
them on their good work.
The winners Of the company medals
presented by Profs Eaton and Mccoy
were First Sergt. Tibbal company Al;
SeTgt. Martineau, company B; Corp.
Critchlow, company G, and Sergt. Lee,
company d.