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ENGINEER LYNDON W. BATES, WHO PLANNED
 wHE GREAT WORK.
 completed. It is seventeen feet above mean low water. well above the high est food line. and three and half miles long. This security was not Judged sufficient, however, and the eity's grade will be raised at an expense of S2CO0,0OO.
 Many engineering difficulties ente- into the situation in addition to the in,mensity of the undertaking Build ings in the area to be filled. which comprises great part of the city, must be razed, public traffic must not De interrupted, material for filling must not be taken from any point near the sen wan, as it would strip the protect ing beach; railway and street CIT tracks must not be interfered with.
 But by far the greater problem for Ihe engineers was where to procure cheaply t1e immense quantity of ma terial for the filling and how to dis tribute it. To Mir. Lindon w. Bates, the engineer whose plan has been adopted, belongs the credit of it's prac tical solution. He conceived the idea of a distributing canal parallel to the sea wall.
 The advantages of the canal are that the material from it win be used tc
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The Greaf sea ilsG 3,a rs;les Long

GALVESTON SRA WALL AND ONE OF KSeI'
 NKRI BATES DRKDGEs.
 back up the sea wall. Distribution of material can be effected without an expensive relay system. Without dis furbing in the slightest degree the com merce of the city the whole area can be filed by the mixture of sand and water pumped by the great hydraulic dredges. and the water will run back into the canal Another point in the plan is to take the material for filling from the channels of the bay, so that when the dredGes back out of the ca naI, filling 1t up as they go, Galveston will be left well above the highest fcod line, with her channels improved.
 MT. Lindon Wallace Bates, who orig inated this plan, is known in his pro fession throughout tine world, though he is yet in the carly forties. Early in his career he Was constructing en- gineer on many railroads tn the west and later was engaged in seaport i'm provement work by the English, Rus sian, Belgian snd Australian govern. ments. He is a member of several xmepcan and European engineering societies and In 1900 received tDs Grand Prix and decoration from tn French government fcR -elstnguishrl -----'--- s- ~~f~rrr0
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in the recorders ofice of Cochise cou ty at Tombstone. Arizona. in book page 5S5, Record of Mines. The q joining claimants are:
 West-Aurora, Survey No. l3a Higgins Dev. Co., owners and oth claims. names and owners unknown
 South-Molvina. Survey No. loa claims and claimants unknown.
 East-Claims and owners unknow'
 North-Claims and owners U known.
 Any and all persons claiming q versely any portion of said Mounta' View mine, or surface ground. are T auired to file their adverse clairF with the register of the United Statf Land Office at Tucson in the coun' of Pima, and Territory of Arizon during the sixty days period or pun cation hereof, or they will be barry by virtue of the provisions Of IF statute.
 MILTON R. MOORE. Registr First Publication, April 18th. 1904.
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s:INERAl APPG~ -
 No. 883. R@ 0
Mineral Survey No. 1e52.

mincrdt survey NO. ioo<s
 U. s. Land office, Tucson, Arizona,
 April 13. 1904.
 Notice Is hereby given that Martin rHare, whose postoffice address is Bis bee, Gochise county, Arizona, has this day filed his application for patent for 636.5 linear feet of the mountain View mine or vein, bearing copper and other minerals. with surface ground 600 feet in width, situated in Warren mining district, county of Cochise. and Territory of Arizona, and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as Mineral Survey No. 1852, approximately in township No. 23 S.. Range No. 24 E. of c. and s. R. B. and NJ, said Mineral Survey No. 1852. being described as follows, to-wit:
 Beginning at Cor. No. l, the NE. Cor identical with location for E. end center, and X-1-1S52 M. V. L. carved in a 8 it. wooden Hume, whence U. $. NJ. M. No. 1. Warren Mining district brs. s. 46 degrees, 56 minutes E. 4972 it. Thence N. 21 degrees, 24 minutes W. 1885 it. to Cor. No 2. a pine post q i 2-lS52 NJ V. L. Thence N. 62 degrees. 34 minutes W. 311.7 it. to Cor. No. 3, the NV. Cor, a pine post ft- long I ins. square scribed 3-1s52 M. V. L. Thence S. 26 degrees, "A minutes W. | 1Os.7 1t to Cor. No. 2, Aurora survey No. 1887, 600 ft., same bearing to Cor. No. 1, the Sw. Cor a pine post 1t. long ins square and scribed 4-lS52 M V. L. Thence s. 63 degrees, 36 minutes E. 1855 ft to Cor No. 5. the SEE. Cor, a pine post ft. long. ins square. scribed 5-1s52 Nj. V. L. Thence N. 69 degrees, IS minutes E. 2O7,1 It to Cor No. 6, pine post 1t. long and ins. square, scribed 6-1s52 N. V. l. Thence N. 26 degrees, "A minutes k 14s.1 it. to Cor. Nc. 1. the place of be ginning. The presumed course on th* vein on this claim is from Cor. No N. 63 degrees, 36 minutes W. 63e-' it.
 Magnetic variation 12 degrees, 8 minutes E.. containing 7.361 acres.
 The location of this mine is recorded
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15
TOWN MEETING.


A Primary Caucus Of the qualifi-
ed voters within the proposed incor-
porated limits Of the town of Kenn-
ewick, Yakima County, Washing
ton, will be held at the Eakin Hall
in Kennewick, OIL Saturday even
ing, January 10th, A. d. 1904, at
the hour of 7-3o P. NJ, for the
purpose of placing in nomination
candidates for the various elective
offices to be filled at the coming
municipal election, viz
One Mayor,
Five Councilmen,
One Treasurer.
Dated this 14th, day of January,
1904.
By order of Com mittee.
DANIEL BOYD,
Rufus FULLERTON,
T. S. CANTR1LI.,
l.. c. RUDow.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15

W. S. Harvey and wife of North
Yakima are here. They will start
to build in section seven in few
days and reside here permanently.
They own twenty acres of land out
there and will start active improve
ments during the winter and spring.
Awl yu Foxes aire axed kun
too hard time Soshul tibet lis
young and old Foxes of NJ. T..
Charch aire going hev UP ct the
nuw Haul of w. J. Eakin Oil Fri
day mite. january the IS, in the
Yer of the Lord 1904. Awl kin
kunl-koMITE.
NJ. 0. Kitten, who owns four
sections of land in Horse Heaven,
will commence shortly to plow $500
acres which lie will seed to wheat
i'll the spring. He will immediate
ly begin sinking we'll and en-
poets to strike water at a depth
of from so to IS feet. He will also
put up over thirteen miles of fence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Tribe left
Sunday for Spokane where they
will remain for some time until
they have decided where they will
locate permanently. They have
made numerous friends during
their stay here who wish them sue
cess wherever their lot is cast.
Not rs toll, but 1 cent to 70
cents is the way that the numbers
run in the drawing for the fine S25.
suit that Scott & Co., are putting
up to be drawn by the lucky person
who holds the drawing number l
cent to 70 cents. You can't afford
to miss this opportunity even if
your wardrobe is full.
Fay +. Dean returned from
North Yakima the other day and re-
ports that Chairmen L,ince of the
Board of County Commissioners
assured him that they would i'll a
very short time make all appropria-
ton for bridge across the lower
Yakima. This is good news to
Kennewick as the bridge is daily be-
coming more urgent necessity.
Monday evening, Jan. 18th, from
7 80 to $50 there will be a meeting
held at Academy Emanuel for those
interested in Literature to organize
a study club, or arrange a short
cource Of lectures in the study of
Shakespeare or Tennyson. A cor
dial invitation is extended to those
who would like to take up the act
ual study of Literature and form an
evening class.
Art courses have been arranged in
the Academy Emanuel. Several
pupils have been enrolled and few
more will be taken. China paint
ing, $Ia per term; Oil painting,
water color, raphia and basket max
ing, typography, drawing and
sketching, $40 per term Of ten
weeks. Hours arranged with in
structors. Music--Vocal--$Io per
term--Instrumental--$1o per term of
ten weeks, 1t is to be hoped that
as many as possible will avail them
selves of the opportunity.
Advertised Letters.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15
: KENNEWICKLES ;

|, W. HAWKINS came over from
Paha Sunday.
Two carloads of nails at the Ken
newick Hardware Co.
Get your barbed wire at the Ken
uewick Hardware Co.
Mrs. Jol II Schafer arrived iron,
Seattle Tuesday, and will remain
here in the future,
Charley Giezentanner was over
from Pasco the other day shaking
hands with his aquaiutanccs.
Thos. Cosgrove went to Spokane
this week and will reman away a
few days.
Wcrueitch Bros. & l.. Blan-
ctard are clearing the J. J Busch
forty i'll section IS.
, Vim. Steigler is putting up a
building OIL his place in section
seven,
The public schools opened again
Monday after a vacation of two
two weeks.
The N. P. Irrigation company
is building an ice house for the
use of their employees.
st ,dents may enter any time at
the Academy Emanuel, as work
is so arranged as to meet each i'll
dividual need.
H. A. Hover lost a fine horse
Tuesday morning. The disease
bore the symptoms of lung fever.
Mrs. +. H. Ahrcns and Mrs. Ru
dolph Aherns of Reardan, spent
few days at Kennewick, visiting
with Mrs. William Dircksen.
T Rev. Arkerbaur of North Yaki-
ma will preach at the Academy
Emanuel next Sunday at s:3o p.
III.
For sale or rent five acre tract
i'll the Kenncwick Gardens. In
quire Of Amos Johnson.
To cure wrinkles Just go to
Spencer S Cafe and fill up on sew
eral of his good dinners. A sure
cure guaranteed.
The Spencer's Cafe opened Mon
day. They serve anything from
coffee and cake to first class
meal, Prices are charged according
to the order,
IT you nave not seen our Spring
and summer line of samples you are
missing treat. The Ed. V. Price
and the Illinois Custom Tailoring Co
Call and see them. Scott & Co.
F. o. Gibbons and wife arrived
from North Yakima Wednesday
aud will start to build house in a
sholt time, and locate permanently.
They own one of the Hover Villa
Tracts.
Inc kenncwick Land Company
nave sold two lots in the Beach
addition to A. +. Brown, manager
OF the st. Paul and Tacoma Lumb-
or Yard.
for sale--Two ten acre tracts in
section seven. Cleared and about
i,aay tor seeding. $50 per acre in
e'ualng water right. This is a
snap l.. S. Early.
elasses are already organized at
,4e Academy Emanuel in English
.'erature, Algebra, Arithmetic,
herman, French, Latin, Book
Aeep'ng, Commercial Law and PEN
manship
eantrlll & Eakin have just rec
(Neo large shipment of mems
0cks' ladies' hosiery, notions and
aueehsware direct from the East.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15
Advertised Letters.

VIM. Foracie, Geo. Brown, John
Cation, Fred Hyde, Lucy Orr, Ad-
die Wernitsch, Nora Hill.
IDA MORAN, p. M.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-15

acres of land in section seven. He
will have it prepared for irrigation
and will plant the whole tract as
soon as irrigation season opens.
The Woodmen dance last week
was a brilliant success. Over 100
people attended and the affair net
ted the lodge over $40. The snip
per was par excellence. All had a
splendid time.
The board of County Commiss.
toner's turned down the road petition
which was sent in from this valley
for the opening of a number of roads
on account of the petition did not
conform to law. New petitions
which contain the necessary facts,
and which conforms to the provisios
of the statutes must be drafted and
presented again before the Comm
issioners are able to take any action
in the matter.
A. Spence is back from Walla
Walla where he has spent couple
of weeks with his wife and daugh-
ter. Miss Spence is attending
school at that splacc. Mr.. Spence
arranged while over there for straw
berry plants sufficient to set out
twenty acres. He owns ten acres
i'll section seven, and his son has
rented ten acres from DR.. Pallister
and the whole area will be set ont
to berries Mr.. Spence is an ex-
rienced Walla Walla farmer and
has full confidence in the future of
this section.
Guy Servison had a rather sensa-
tional experience the other evening.
He was leaving the depot with
Lloyd's Dray, and started off at a
good jog. One Of the wheels struck
a bump, and another hit the other
side of the vehicle in almost the
same instant. Guy was sent away
into space and landed OH one of the
horses. They ran away. He
chung to the lines, while the team,
ran UP the rail road track at a $40
gait. They ian against an empty
box car and he and the team were
all doubled up in heap. Neither
he nor the horses were severely in
jured, but all concerned received
bruises.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. P. Greene, located a mile and
one-half east of town, was Destroy
ed by fire Monday morning. Mrs.
Greene was alone in the house and
on awaking discovered the rooms
full of smoke. The portiers be-
tween the sleeping room and the
room adjoining were ablaze. She
attempted to put it out, but the
blaze had COTTON too much Of a
Roadway. She was only able to
save herself and few clothing.
The origin of the fire is mystery,
but is supposed to have caught
from the stove or lighted lamp.
The loss fall heavily upon them as
the premises were not insured.
Fay +. Dean is suffering from an
attack Of erysipelas of the left side of
the face. But doubts are expressed
by his friends as to the genuineness
of the case. 1t is whispered that he
and Mr.. Boyd, the two legal lights
ofthe town, went to Pasco the other
day and rode backon freight train
They jumped off on the fatal spot
where DR.. Pallister made his debut
sometime ago in getting off the
North Coast Limited, and their
pictures are gracefully inscribed in
the cinders along the grade. Hence
the sore cheek. They have con-
cluded in the future to observe the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
NO. 40.
Approved December .. isOA

AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF no. ila
OF THE ACTS or 1902 ENTITLED
IAN ACT FOR THE PRESERVATION
or THE PUBLIC HEALTH"
II is hereby enacted BY the General
Assembly Of the state OF Vermont:
Section /. section 10 Or No. iia Of the
acts Of 1909 is hereby amended 50 as to
read as follows:
Section 10. For each report Of a con-
tagious disease he shall receive from the
town Or city for which ne acts hfteen
cents; for each biennial report, one dol
lar; and for sanitary inspection, placard-
Inc. quarantlning and disinfection Of IN
fected building and premises the same
as for ordinary professional services. I'M
less he is employed for a stipulated sal
ary FOR burial permits he shall receive
twenty-five cents from the person e
whom the permit IS issued. When called
by the state board Of health @ attend
any meeting Of said board, he shall re-
ceive. from the town or city for which
lie acts. his expenses and the same pei
diem as members 81 the state board
Sec. 2. This act shan take effect from
tits passage.
Approved December 10. 1904,
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No. ls7
AN ACT TO REGULATE TIE PRAc-
TrcE or DENTISTRY.

AN ACT TO REGuLATE THE PRAc-
TrcE or DENTISTRY
II is hereby enacted by the General AS
sembiy Of the state OF Vermont:
section !. 4 board Of dental examiners
is hereby created which shall consist Of
dve dental practitioners. @ Be appointed
by the Governor in the month Of Nover-
Der. 1905 whose terms Of Office shall DO
for one. two three. four and 1--WE years
respectively from the FIRST day or the fol-
lowing December and annually thereafter
the Governor shall appoint one examiner
whose term Of ofnce shall be tor fve years
from the first day Of the following De-
csmber, ana untIl his successor is ap-
pointed. All vacancies shan be nllsd BY
the Governor.
Sec. Z. The meetings OF tha board shall
be held annually Or oftener on the call Of
three members, who shan give thirty
days notice thereof in al least three dem
tai journals circulating in thls state
Sec 3. Upon The payment or q fee Of
twenty-five dollars, the board q dental
examiners shall at its meetings, examine
applications and grant licenses to such
applicants as they shah ind qualiiied
An applicant who fails to pass salts
Factory examination shan be entitled K
re-examinatiou at any future meeting
Of the board without Zee, but for any sub
sequent examination Zee Of I'VE dollars
shall be paid
SEGA The members Of the board Of den
tai examiners shall receive three dollar
and necessary expenses per day for tim
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AN ACT 10 REGULATE THE PRAc-
T1nE or osTpopATnY
4 oproved December 3, 1904

an ACT no REGULATE THE PFAc-
rgcr or osTEopATHY
ii Is hereby enacted BY the General AS
aembly of the state Of Vermont.
section L The governor shall. tn tho
nsonth Of December 1901 appoint an ex-
aplinins board consisting Of three mem
bers whose term u oaiee shah expire
oue. two and three years consecutively
fron the date Of their appointment; and
shan annually thereafter appoint one
msmber for three years. 70 an the va
enncy caused BY the expiration Of the
term og offcs Of tho outgoing member
II the board
seq. l. said board when SO appointed
shau be designated and known a. 9rhe
ssate Board Of ostcopathic Examination
ana registration" and no person shah BE-
sppolnted upon said board who IS not a
sduate Of reputable school or csteo.
sAthy. ana who has not been 4 resident
a ne state OF vermont, and been en-
gagged in the active practice Of osteopa'
shy sor at least two years Immediately
preceding such appointment
sse. B. rhe board shall immeaiatel.
a1s appointment organize " eiectins
president. secretary and treasurer VII,
saau servo for term q one year from
M date 81 said election u shall be tn
Saty Of said board 70 meet az least SENT
aanuany 81 such time and place as
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spent In examining applicants and grant
ing licenses. provided the amount received
from examinations and certificates under
the provisions Of this act shall be sufi-
eient to pay the same. but II the state
auditor shall. ct any time, md upon In
vestigation that said sums are not sum
Client to meet the per diem and the ex-
peuses as herein provided, then he shah
allow the expenses In fun and such per-
centags upon the per diem that the ex-
penss to the state shall not exceed the
receipts under the provisions Of this act.
Sec. S II any person without license
practices dentistry he shall be punished
by fine OF not rlore than one hundred
dollars szd no; .sss than Twenty-Five dol
lars. But this section shah not spply TO
extracting teeth.
Sec. s. The board Of dental examiners
shan keep a book In which II shall enter
the name Of each person licensed al pro-
vided Tor by this act
SEQ 4 A person who receives license
nom the board Of dental examiners shah.
within thirty days from thu date thereof.
cause II 70 be recorded Ia the ONCE or the
secretary Of state who shah be entitled
to fee Of nfty cents for recording the
same
Sec s. II person does not cause his
license 70 be recorded within the time re-
CURED BY the preceding section, he shall
forfeit the same and shall not be re-
licensed until he has paid the board q
fee Of twenty-five dollars
Sec. q the board Of dental examiners
may without examination Issue Iicense
to practice to any dentist who shah have
been IN legal practice IN some other STATE
or territory for a period Of 81 least ave
years, upon the certificate OF the board o.
dental examiners or q like board Of ths
state or territory IN which such DENTS
was a practitioner certifying his compe
tency and that be is Of good moral char
acter. and upon the payment OF twenty
FIVE dollars.
Sec 10. Any duly licensed dentist o
this state who is DESTROYS Of changing hi
residence 70 tina, Of another state shal
upon application to the board Of denta
examiners receive a certificate which shall
attest that he is duiy licensed dentist Il
the state OF Vermont. This sauna shall b
given without FEE.
Sec IL Tho treasurer Of the board 0
the person whose duty II Is to receive al
monies for examinations and certificates
shan quarterly make report 70 the stat
+ treasurer OF all examinations given an
certificates granted. and pay into tn
state treasury al monies received BY hir
for such examinations and certificates.
Sec. IL. Chapter igi Of the Vernon
Statutes ana all amendments thereto ar
hereby repealed.
Sec. "a, This act shan take effect fror
! its passage.
9 Approved November So 1904
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Sec. g. The state board Of health shall,
as often as It judges to be necessary. Is
sue to the locaI boards OF health lts rsgu-
iations as to the lighting. hsAting and
ventilation OF school houses, and shan
cause sanitary inspection to be made Of
churches. school houses and all places
OF public resort. and make such regula-
lions concerning the same as Il shah
deem necessary for the safety Of per-
sons who may attend schools or services
therein or resort thereto. And all school
houses. churches and public buildings
hereafter erected shall conform 70 the
regulations Of said state board Of health
in respect to all sanitary conditions, In
GLIDING Ere escapes. necessary for the
public health, and for the safety and Sc
curity Of individuals in such public build
ings. and all persons. corporations or
committees intending TO erect any public
building herein named shall submit plans
thereof so far as to show the method Of
heating, plumbing. ventilation and sani-
tary arrangements to the health officer.
and procure his approval thereof, or the
approval Of the state board Of health,
before erecting said building. and shall
conform strictly to all requirements Of
SAID board In the respect Aforesaid, and
any person, corporation or committee
who shall erect any such school house
church or public building without such
approval and Without complying with
such regulation, shall on conviction there
Of pay ane to the treasurer Of tbs
state Of not less than one hundred dol
lars and not more than hve hundred dol
lars. ana shan make said building con-
form to the sanitary regulations Of said
board befors the game shan be used,
Otherwise said building shall be deemed
nuisance. and be put in proper condI.
ton BY the health officer under direction
Of the state board Of health. st the ex-
pense Of the owner.
The health officer Of each town and
city ia the state shah make. under direc'
zion OF state board Of health. sani-
tary survey Of each school house ant
other building. used for public purposes
and make report each year to the state
board Of health Ia the month Of March,
ana to the board Of aldermen OF cities
and to each annual March meeting i
towns
Sec. 5. Section said act is hereby
amended 50 as t. read as follows
Sec. .. The state board o. health. up
on the recommendation Of the salectnel
\ or the towns or the COMMITTEES on health
Of the board Of aldermen in the cities
shan appoint as health oficer for eacl
town and city in the state such persor
as the seiectmen Of the town or the com
inittee on health OF the board Of alder
men Of the city shah recommend, ans
tho secretary shall give certiicate OF MI
appointment, but II such recommends
zion Is not made by the seiectmen Of an
town, or the committee on health Of tn
board Of aldermen Of any city With
! ffteen days after notice, then the stat
board Of health in It's discretion may ap
I point such health officer without sue
recommendation. The health officer shal
be legal voter in the town Or city 70
which be acts.
4 Approved December 8. tso4
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ing Instructed IN the practice Of phar-
macy. but such apprentices or assistapts
shah not be permitted 70 prepare or dis
pense physicians prescriptions. nor 70
sell or furnish poisons, except in the
prescncs Of and under the personal super
vision OF a licensed pharmacist The
provisions Of this chapter shall not ap-
ply to the sale OF insecticides nor any
substances for use IN the arts"
Approved December /, 1904