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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
(New) )HOTEL BUTLER
SEATTLE.

REMODELED AND REBUILT at expense
OF $780, OO0-New Management-ENTIRELY
FIREPROOF.
LOCATiON-Very accessible to street car
isres theaters, etc. EUROPEAN PLAN
pos ROOMS with LUXURIOUS BATHS
Several private rooms in antique decorations
Turkish Baths in Hotel.
UNSURPASSED RESTAURANT. De stei-
ger, Chef. formerly OF Waldorf-Astoria and
chef to Prince OF Wales.
HOTEL ORCHESTRA: Telephone Connec-
tions in every room; long distance connections
made with any part of the coast.
Wire for reservations. at our expense.
HOTEL. BUTLER, Seattle. Wash.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10

There are quite a few WANTS
that need filling advertised to-
daN.
Possibly you can fill them
prOiitablN.
Read the miscellaneous ads.
Some FOR SALE bargains.
too.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-10
o. r. q NJ. CO.

OREGON sails April 2. II. .. May Z, Il
and .. GEO ". ELDER sails april u, -.
Max 2 y and = only stearnsh hip line 70
Portland to al points East. Through tickets
20 all points. Steamer tickets include berth
and meals Steamer sails foot Of Spear St Al
j a. m. s. r. BOOTH Gen. Agt Pass.
Dept ] Montgomery st.. e. CLIFFORD. Gen.
A-ent Freight Dept. Montgomery St
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13
Libsasy's usv OAesss.

AZ shs osstins of :os dirscsoss q
the Public Libs.xy iass evsaiAs she
following oasesn ~ers slscssd fos ~
snsaiAg year:
J. Q. HaeDesale. pfssidsnl
Frsness Lsdvict. vies prss3asas.
Ma Homer Ridls. secretary.
n. B. Loy. srsessrsr.
Ars. 3. L. 0smasr was elected =
All vacancy on the board Of dirse-
tors-
A dtscsaioe of plaza for rsisfnu
Asancss 70 place the library On sousl
Asascial basis toot place and she gee.
erai feeling 10 thss the e6scsrs elsea
viii devise WAYS and nsass for nah.
ing the free reading roon . popular
sAtunos 70 the social blessings Of ths
city.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13
On q Business Basis.

Down u Canon Oity the churches
have united TO secure william Sun.
day. formerly professional ball.
player. but now . preacher. for q
series Of religious meetings.
As there 10 NO building IN town
large enough to hold the expected
audience large tent is 70 be erected
one large enough to seat 1000 people
and 10 get the money for the tent
shares" are to b isued BY . cor.
poration-at ten dollars each.
A fast - the contributions are
received these stock certificates will
be redeemed those investing
expect to get their money bsok In due
time.
Whether or not the harvest will
pay for the seed 10 not known-but
Canon City will work hard to re.
deem the sinners Of Fremont coun-
ty. Z May success crown their efforts
-LovelAnd Reporter.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

The three year old boy Of Mr.. and
Mrs.. Waterhouss Of Osal Oresk drank
osfboiic sctd yesterday aftsrnoo..
DR.. Eddy was summoned ard after
working with the little fellow some
hours pronounced him out Of danger.
IL was only . small bottle and the
ph, sician 10 Of the opinion that tho
child swallowed bot very little. al
though 1t WAS sadIy burned.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

In publishing the list Of officers
OF The Kings Daughters yesterday.
the name of Jennie Tanner should
have appeared ~ secretary. The
wrong name was given the reporter
Tor that office. Jennie 10 the little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Tan.
ner and took an sotive part in the
bazaar.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

The local lodes Il Rlts has sp.
pointed . COMMITTEES 10 Arrange for il
Christmas sree. This organisasiou
10 noted fnr its charitable deeds and
many poor children will no doubs b
reached through them who vosid
receive nothing otherviss.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

The Intermediate League Of the n.
E. church gave . social at the home Of
Russell Proffitt on Saturday evening.
Parlor games were INDUCED in and
moe refreshments enjoyed. This
league was only recently organized
and 10 doing we'll.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

Ths woodsnss of the weeld hss Il.
cided not 70 give Its Christnas ssss in
Union hall on Dec. stth. owing - the
prevaleDos Of scarlet fever in the oitv.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13
slasceLLANeuus cam,

eseA-
oeas.arsss - - is.s ios sssA ~ svus -
lsfAs of sAAAhs, NJ eesA-
Display sdv~tSsAAG rssss aaAs kn~Uu -
aDpaeattoA.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

A. B. Exson and family srrived
here yesterday from Encampment.
Wyoming. Mr.. Exson will have
charge Of the mechanical department,
Of The Tribune
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

Austin's have two hundreds
Trimmed Hats. VIII sell as hall
price. Come and see. SLIT
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

New photograph records and nov
monographs just reoeived BY ths
Gibbs Jewelry 90. $3.50
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

President Roosevelt announced Mon.
day that Secretary Norton 1t his
earnest request had consented to 70.
main in the cabinet after March q
secretary Of the navy.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

= Rockers -dressers and ranges must
be sold - have to vaoate Jan. LIST.
8i-tf H. J. Pouder.
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

Finch. Pit, Trix, and all the late
card games at Frueaun bros. 81 tt
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

Full line Of dishes selling fsss .,
Pouders. kI-tf
The daily tribune., 1904-12-13

Fall line ss Asca.sis.l foys q
PrueaaR'a ei.0
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11
Treasury Deficit.

Uncle Sam is spending a million
dollars q day more than ne receives,
Expenditures are generally heavy in
July, but in the present they have
been unusually heavy, and the re-
ceipts are not meeting them.
Secretary Shaw predicted to Con.
gress deficit in the present fiscal
year of $23. oO2, ll6, but this deficit
was based on estimated appropria.
tons amounting to 727 millions.
The appropriations Of the last ses
sion Of congress actually went to
79l millions, and the difference
must be added to the probable de-
felt, thus bringing it up to S76, 7o0,-
ga.
The customs receipts are declir =
ing, and there is not as much posi-.
bihty Of q quick change In favor OF
the treasury. While expenditures
are increasing, receipts are decreas.
ing, and under Republican rule we
are thus brought face to face with q
heavy deficit.
There Is still money in the treas.
ury, however. There is about $50
millions on. hand, but ll5 millions is
in the administrations pet banks,
leaving less than 20 millions actually
In the treasury, A lower working
balance has not heen seen there in
many years. The treasury is in n
sound condition, provided hppro-
priations are kept within receipts,
but if they are motif they are per.
mitted TO increase as they have OF
late years-there will soon be no
cash balance in the treasury, and
bonds will have TO be sold, or some
new taxes imposed for the purpose Of
increasing the receipts. --Birming.
BAN Age Herald.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Florida Lands In Demand -.

The regular monthly report Of the
United States land Office shows that
Florida lands se IN greater demand
now than was ever before known at
this season Of the year.
Many inquiries are being received
from all sections Of the United States
in references to lands In all parts of
Florida, and the reports prove that
the people are not only writing about
the lands but are actually takingup
bomesteads.
While there have been settlers all
over the State, IL seems that West
ern Florida, and particularly Wash
ington county, is enjoying the great
er part of this prosperity, possibly,
however, because there are more
available lands in that section, while
in other parts of the State land il
not so plentiful.
Following Is the report OF the land
Office for The month Of July:
1862 homestead entries, 2i,79S. 60
acres; 80 cash entries, 1852. o.
acres; ~ final proofs, 2,6I2.a7
acres; one special Ind. selection,
lj0.33 acres; one Indian school Sc
lection, 90. 81 acres.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11

ison by n score of 2 to 0. That is
playing league ball for true and
az Townsville has very strong line.
up it is a dead sure fact that Madi.
sons team are good ball players.
This Is the Fourth game in which
Madison has shut out her adversary
during the past week. Anderson
was in the box for Madison. We
have been unable 20 learn the result
of yesterdays game.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11
Minutes of School Board.

The Board met at ten O'Clock this
2nd day of August 1904. The min.
utss of last meeting were read and
approved. Report of secretary
showed forty.ive white schools 10
progress with an enrolment of 1850
children, and nine negro schools
with attendance of $50 children.
Mr.. J. w. Grubh came before the
Board asking for a schoolhouse in
his community. The same was
granted aud the building was turned
over to Mr.. w. w. Sewer, with in
sructions to complete it as soon as
possible.
Supt, Hughes was instructed and
empowered to build a lG. foot eNten.
sion to Hamburg white school. and
to put in new desks at Carabelle.
Contract was made with Mr.. A. l..
Wheeler to put down a well at Phil
lips school.
Settlement with the Treasurer
showed;
Bal on hand. July l,..,.. S27G0 "a
Recpts, all sources, ..... 2l27 33
Expenditures, :. .2I27 81
Bal Aug LIST, ..., 5000 80
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11

A man by the name OF Saulten,
living at Daytona, had his wife sent
to DeLand last week and placed in
jail until the August term Of the
criminal court. The charge against
her is for breaking and entering. and
il the Record has been given the
facts in The case it is disgrace TO the
husband and to the justice who COM
mitteri her TO iail,-Nolusia County
Record.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11
Rase SAN Topics.

n Three games out of which the Op-
position team secured only one run,
Y somewhat of record and as that
expresses the exact condition pre-.
VSilipg here last week it win be easy
n oeecide that the Madison boys are
sure enough playing the game in
these latter days Of the season 1904,
Two games were played with Quincy
on Wednesday and Thursday. For
ihe first game Anderson WAS in the
box for the locils and did good work.
He yielded up several bits but the
fast work of the ielders prevented
any scores. This game resulted in
a victory for Madison by score Of
5toI.
DR.. George Davis did the twlrling
Thursday and his work was jam up.
lie yielded only two hits IN the game
and pulled himself beautifully out of
several dark holes. If George hast
control of his ball he'd he hard to
catch for he has elegant curves and
speed to waste. In this game in the
first inning Mcclellan singled and
be and Anderson walked home on
the latter's hit over the fence, AT
ler that there was nothing doing on
either side and the game resulted ina
smut out for Quincy with Madison
Two earned runs to the good. Onr
new short stop, Fleisclman. was all
. the good IN these games and re.
ceiyed all sorts Of applause for bis
last and heady work.
Friday the Lake City Championst9
eame up TO do us one, but they prov.
81 to be pie for our boys. When
tpc game was called on account Of
darkness after Madison had played
its half OF the ninth, the score stood
Y to . in our favor, but the game
reveried back 20 the fifth and the Of
Hcia score as announced was Madi
non 8; Lake City O..
Madison went 10 rhomasyiIle
Tuesday morning for three games.
From there they will 10 to LakeCity
lor glenes Friday and Saturday. III
! expected that l'nomssville will
play three games here next week.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11

Charles Wright, negro in the
employ OF the Wells lumber and
crate mill at Nocatee was shot and
killed last week. Dee Burbage, Tousc
Burbage and o. G.. Afford, young
white men, were arrested upon the
recommendation of the coroners ipry
and are now locked up in the DeSotO
county Jail charged with having
committed the deed
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11

The seaboard Air Line ia now sell
ing tickets to Pablo, Atlantic Beach and
Mayport at excursion rates. Tickets
sold for Saturday trains and Sunday
forenoon tram, good 10 return NOT later
than Tuesday following date Of sale
The round trip rates from Madison are
as follows. 10 Pablo Beach, $3.50 To
Atlantic Beach. $500 10 Mayport,
S405, These rates VIII be- withdrawn
from sale after Sept. u.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11

Lightning Saturday afternoon in
stantly killed Ashley summer, aged
l3, bright and well liked white
boy. at Port Tampa City, and seri
onsly injured his brother, who was
standing near when the fatal bolt
struck. Mrs. summer, the widow
ed mother of the two boys, was with
Them on the porch OF their modest
home, catching rain water. Light
ming struck the porch, Ashley receive
Tag tue direct folce o. the bolt, white
his mother was stunned and his
brother shocked SO badly thai be had
TO be given medical attention and is
stu 10 serioas condition.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11
Attemeted Robbery.

sunday night when Ola sanders re-
paired TO his home upon entering the
hall he heard sounds which indicated
the presence OF someone other than him
self in the house. Turning on the elec
tric light in the hall he proceeded in the
direction Of the room from which the
sounds emanated hut before reaching
the door he heard someone rush across
the room 10 the open window and jump
through IL to the ground. In his hight
through the window the intruder must
have struck the prop supporting the sash
for it fell with bang. Ola rushed ont
Of the front door and around to the side
Of the house where be caught glimpse
OF fleeing figure which, in the darkness
he took TO be that Of "A negro man, at
which he emptied his pistol The ras-
cal escaped however, and has not been
unprecedented The opportuoe arrival
of Ola at his home probably nipped in
the bud II looting of his home. 1t is
regrertable that one, at least, Of the
pistol bullets fired did not lind Judgment
in the body of the burglar.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11

A very destructive lire occurred
Tuesday night at the large .sawmills
or Squires 4 Son at Omega. The
large planning mill, dry kiln and over
100000 feet Of lumber were al
burned. Great efforts were requiroi
10 save the saw min and other prop
ertN. The loss Is estimated Al 500
GOO.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11
NOTICE.

have got my place (lSnown as
tie Peacock place. fully posted, and
will not allow sny more hunting or
fishing on II. ! viii prosecue AM.
one dong ssme.
~ NV =. ALEX SHrH.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11

The city Of Tampa is one OF Uncle
Sans heavy contributors. From
June 3Oth, 1908 to June 3oth, 1904,
the customs, internal revenue and
post office turned in VI 1921 1883.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11

Really, ifthis winning streak Of
Madison continues, our team will be
batting into the South Atlantic lea
eng next season, Tie result Of ile
Nssi game IN rIlumasvilleps reported
NJ ~ " Nire ~asa victory Tor Mad
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11

The first bale OF new cotton il
Leon county this year has been re.
ceiyed Ia Tallahassee. 1t was raised
by M. &. Gardner and was purchas
ed by Levy Bros. Of that city.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11

Thursday morning at . O'Clock ID.
j. Calvin took charge of the Office
of clerk Of the circuit court of Hills.
boro county and d. j. Owens with
drew.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11
Atlanta Notes,

lesi why DOtF was The answer.
"NothiDg, except that in Dogdays
wise man takes his umbrella every
where and a fool has to borrow il he
can find another fool"
"Wby do you say If be can find
another fooli' | have borrowed and
lent. "
"Because nobody but foolish fel.
low will lend; sometimes they give
away an old one or one that some
unfortunate has left"
The Careful One caught me laugh.
ing. Jewell, what do you say to all
thisi"
"Nothing, for I don't know ex-
actly where / stand. l have had
four umbrellas since I've been in
America this time. / haven't lent
them-they have walked off,"
1t is good thing that the weather
can go on regardless of all the grum.
bling. IL has not been any time
alnce the'drousht was menace and
now it is the rain. Yet, | heard o
farmer say that be bad been putting
in new posts and that the ground Is
not wet eighteen inches deep,
Sensations crowd so fast on the
heels % each other that ! NAV some
times lose count. But the on, now
stirring the city Is dirty milk. /, is
a perennial theme, however, and
springs up whenever the inspector
makes his rounds. Last year there
was a list Of the diaries published and
The highest rank was moderate, the
Others ran from dirty, very dirty, to
filthy. visited lady who was us e
ing condensed milk, and when she
said j. was on account Of the dirt ]
said ! thought it was case Of the
heart not grieying over what the
ewes do not see. The hest way is 10
have the clranest one published.
You would think the adverse al
Vertising. would hurt these diaries
out they bob up serenely and contin-
ue business at the same old stand.
One of the-pages in the House has
been telling me scme funny expedi.
ents 60 keep the members there thee
latter days. The sergeant corralled
one at the kimball House bar and
hauled him over in time to vote.
Sach a pity that all the peaches
rotting in the orchards could not he
sent where they are needed, The
railroads are taxed to their utmost to
transport the Elbertas. The refrig.
orators are iced here and the first
time they took all the ice in town,
the dealers had 10 telegraph to other
cities to supply their morning Gus
toners. This reminded me of time
| spent in Korea. The ice is stored
in winter up IN the mountains and
brought down every day en the
backs Of donkeys. The king decided
to celebrate his birthday and in the
afternoon he ordered as much ice as
he needed. OF course IL was not in
the city; the king became very angry
and had all of the ice men hauled no
and beaten. So you see the days Of
tyranny are not over in that lana.
Over here the shoe is on the other
mans foot, and II you don't play
pretty Mr.. lceman may see you
The rain is pouring in torrents the
Office boy is looking very aolehll for
II is his dinner time anf he lives two
miles away. The wet paVemenis are
not very good for wheels aud lie
doesn I like the idea Of buying his
dinner at the lunch counter. These
modern office buildings leave nothing |
TO be desired, II you are suburban.
lie and don't want 10 eat cold lunch I
IS there is,a restaurant in almost ey-.
cry building and yoa can get lunches /,
Or dinners at any price that your
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1904-08-11
$5lSs q $5Iss ~

We hereby certify the above to he
correct. w. j, BLANroN, Chmn.
y. A. HrGHEs, Sec.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
Property Of the Nampa Mining
Company Now in the Hands Of
NJ A. Regan of Boise
SALT LAKERS FILED CLAIMS.
Action Was Taken by Stipulation 10
Order to Protect Both Creditors
And Stockholders,

Inability to pay Ms obligations, has
thrown the property Of the Nampa
Mining company into the hands Of a
receiver, Judge Stewart Of Boise having
entered an order to that effect a day or
tso ago. The action was taken as the
result " stipulation by Attorneys
Johnson Of Boise for Roy c. Dustan Of
this city, plaintiff, and Attorney Ressor
Of Idaho city, representing defendant
company Mr. Dustan, acting for him
self and Mccormick & CO., bankers, Of
this city, had 0ed claims against the
company aggregating s2,sS2.6i while the
claims Of the other creditors swelied the
total TO something over $4,000.
According to the Boise Statesman
the application Tor the appointment Of
q receiver set forth that the company
was POSSESSED Of considerable property
but had no way OF keeping The same
from being wasted and despoiled II
was represented that the appointment
Of a receiver TO care for the property
would be Of great benefit not only TO
the creditors but to the stockholders Hs
well, OF which latter class Dustan IL
one Complying with the request made,
Judge stewart appointed NJ. A. REGAIN
Of Boise as receiver. and this gentleman
Is now In charge OF the property.
The Nampa Mining company has title
to the Elkhorn Eldro, Lilac, Flt2slm,
mons, Jehries. May Nos 1 and and
ClorIde Nos /. 2, g. and mining
claims and the Magnolia mill site, aC-
cording to the complaint, and holds
bonds ON the Monica, Multnomah and
Victor claims. All OF these are locat-
cd on Miller mountain, In Boise c0un-
~. and are commonly known as the
Magnolia group,
The Nampa Mining company ot
which Mr.. Oglesby was the manager,
was recently made defendant IN FIVE
suits started In Boise county, which
were transferred 10 Ada county at the
recent term Of the district court at Ida
no city. The Dustan suit had been filed
since that time. The Ave cases were
brought to enforce mechanics Hens, TO
collect claims, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
Brokers Vent Their Spleen on the
Stock aud Squeeze it From
"a TO 81 Cents
SALES OF EAGLE & BLUE BELL.
Active SparIng ior New York Brought
Forth Transfers as Low as
q Cents a Share,

The feature Of the morning call was
gentle bear raid on May Day which
started az 2ia and on the open board
fen to p. The stock was The most
active OF the call, and I'm regular way
dropped $500 shares at figures rang
,ng nom 2ih to 23s Later while
Caller Jones enjoyed a nap the boys
took advantage Of the opportunity and
pressed It to 81, with few IN the pit
willing to take It at this figure. The
reason for the slump is not stated, and
there are those who believe that the
stock Is a good buy at ruling prices
The call was not oyer-actiye trading
being confined to a limited number Of
stocks Eagle and Blue Bell found
takers at 30 cents with few offerings
while Silver Shield dropped 900 shares
az l3, and South Swansea did likewise
at While there was considerable
sparrng for New York, sales OF this
stock were reserved for the open board
when business was done at from 22 TO
a. other stocks 10 take part In the
trading were CON Mercur at 35 cents
Columbus Con. az SlSj. Lower Nam
moth at i7A and Yankee Con- at 3IA.
The closing figures were as follows.