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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-06-09
Special Published
Mrs. D. Espinoza is in winnemucca

Mrs. d. Espinoza is in Winnemueca
on visit.
james McVey and J. Lorentzen drove
up from Winnemucca this morning and
will leave for Clover Valley tomorrow.
j. P. Cronan, wool buyer, is in town
to o.day.
Mrs. J. Birth departed for her home
at Toano where she will visit her mother
and sister for three weeks.
Mrs. Z. Dutertre left last Sunday
evening for San Francisco. She will re
turn in about two weeks.
Wm. Robertson paid GoIconda visit
this week after an absence of two years.
Willis many friends were pleased to see
him. x.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-06-09

The of the last eight pupils left school before term ended
Days taught 105 G. SCHOER. Jr, teacher
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-06-09
rNnropNr ALIowANCE FOR JUNE

1t is ordered that John Roberts name
be stricken from the INDECENT list, he
being transferred to the county hospital.
1t is ordered that in accordance with
Section 24s4 OF the Compiled Laws OF
Nevada the various county officials
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-06-09

ROCHELLE, Ca, Jan. 90, 1904.
Black Oraught Stock and Poultry
Medicine is the best l ever tried. Our
atock was looking bad when you sent
me the medicine and now they are
getting so fine. They are looking 20
per cent. better.
8. p. BROCKIN0TON.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-06-09

The Tonopah railroad now runs to
Deep Wells, 81 niles from SodaviIle,
where passengers and freight are trans
ferred to the stages and freight wagons.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-06-09
AGENTS W5NTED.

LIFE Of T. DEWITT TALnAGE, by his
son. REV. FRANK DEWITT TAIMAGE and
associate editors Of Christian Herald. Only
book endorsed by Talmage family, Enormous
profit for agents who act quickly. Outfit ten
cents. Write Immediately CLARK g. CO.,
2ss 5. 4th IT. Philadelphia. Pa. Mention
this paper.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
uf feline ,tno Irmano's ltniform

anf feline uno Irnlano's Uniform
JAP.
$50 biirfen mir nidt bleiben,
tpenn mir nidt Oeit Seriu6 MAIDEN
toolcil, Die 5arm 81 pertbeioigen -"
sd CLAUDE, es miirbe inns nityts
lrilben, Irmano, mir niirben es nur
oohin bringen, hab Die gnalGnoer Die
9ar5e Seiiblng Der alten Sellte SER
ItDren!"
~Iber Die llniformert, Snfel
Sberit ="
v&omm binein in 6as 9lodballs,
mir miiiien tie 10 la1ge ablegen, ipic
Die englanoer bier limo, iolfe Ser.
tleibung gebort 5i einem Gecpanos.
clrltngSritt mie bie WGbne gum
Eferoc. &orip1rts alio! Gs lit
fem Mugenblid 81 perlieren."
Sctooe uno Irmano, oein sic MN
bcginncnoen @efalre;i II. abenteller
grobes Sergniigen sll MAIDEN beaall.
llell, gingen in bas 9lodbaus, Inn
bier iidl fir Sen gmpfone Der cngli-
ld)en &eiter por5ubereiten. Gie
Sad)e fonllte, iuie Der S6erit iid aus
G%rfubrltng iagte, libel ablaufen.
Ser @ngen ober, auf ipel6em
Colbert Log unb Der 6armer uno
ieirc 6ron iaben, erreid)te in ~fllraer
Belt Den bintcr Ser Sarm iiG bin.
5ieDenoen @alb, oa Mr. Sorns in
Der Irgit icines Ser5ens tiidtig ailf
lelnen alien 8ail einbieb.
sd claude, mir folnmen nod
gliiflib fort", meintc u.
rIbcr Die Sorm, elias, Sic
Sorm!" iammerte Mrs. Sorns.
rgS miro ia nidt 10 i6linm ner.
Den! Ser Simmel miro unier gigeu.
tbum ifon beidiibet."
oIber Die heiben Sffi5iere 8ai6-
in9ton'sl 9ebenfe ocd) nur, ipenn
Die &onigli6en Tie finoen?"
~Gi, Die werben idon wiiien, iuie
lie es mad,en, lie meroen iid Der.
l%teden", crflGrte Wr. Sorns, i1oem
er bon Der Sorausiesung a,lseine,
Dob oas, mas er get6an baben miiroe,
aild, Nnoere tbnten. y2aBt ms
frcb iein, baB mir inns ipenigltens in
Siferbeit gebraft boben! llno
Wtr. Sor1s bieb auf oasYfero Elm,
10 oab Der @ogcn auf Dem @alopege
thinner ld}neller meitcrrolte. =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
Oie Sbiir ntf Die obnebin i6on etipas
morih mar.

lluIiul ludr.
Saga folete ibnen binab.
Die idipnr6e Goiii wnr auBer iidj
Dor Treube, alS iie Oas &reolenmG0'
den inb, nit Gem 5uiammen lie bel
Dem &ilan5er Santa gelpeien mar.
Sic ficl iiber Saga Der, ber5te rnb
fiiBte Tie unO itieb babel Die humber.
liGltcn SreuOenlauie aus.
Damn idjenfte Tie Den Solhaten
mebrere Wtiir5en.
.Sb Saga!" ricf tie, nSu biit es!
Su mo Gaiii mieber %5uiammen! Oh
fortgelauien bon Yilnn5er - i6 per.
fauit non Hilnr5er lno Damn beireii
urto mitgenomlnen Ton Soloaten!"
Mild Die GreoIin id)ien iiber oiele
%ul,ernartete Segegnlrng erfreilt IN
icin nnb cr51blte Ser Ne0erin nit
menigen &orten, luos Tie IN Der 3mi'
idell5eit erlebt bate. @Is lie nit
triumpbirenber Wficne b ihrieb, mie
tic Den SflapenbdnOler be traft bate,
scrietb Die i6lpar5e G1iii in einen
mabrcn Saltmel Dor sS:euOe.
nSei, Sflapentin Ter Gcior Sol,
bert tobt!" rief lie imner wieoer,
v0as lit gut, bas it it0nl &unn
feinen SdJDar5en m,br qiidlen! Sb,
Sega Fat INNER pielen Wutb gcbabt
Sect blcibt Saga bel Gdlli!"
Gas &reolcnmGoden gu6 ben Sit-
ten Der id)mar5en Gaili enolih nod
rnb blieb bel ibr.
Nad) mcnigcu Sagen p~erlieB Die
@btbeilung oas StdOtfen wieoer unO
trut ben Hiif5ug olt. Damn trennte
lie iid IN 5mei fleillere abtbeilimgen,
meld)e perIdtiebene @ege einitlugen.
Sei Gem aus etma ief5ig Hciterh
beliebcnben Streifcorps, bas iih Der
Sarm OcS often SIR. Sprns n1bcrte,
befanb ii1 Die Marfetenoerin nit
ibrem 0ogen, Der BON elmer Itorfen
Eicrbe ge5ogen murOe unb ouf Dem
Die idDar5e Gaili uno Ole &reolir
icBen.
gls Sic Setter ole 6arm Dor lid,
IoEen, m,rOe ioiort Der gntid)luB ge.
feBt, bier &alt 81 MAIDEN, DIE bun
Gernbcn mo burltenOen BierOe al
iiittern unO iid wieoer fir einige
Gage nit Fropiant s1 perieben. 81.
ndberteu lid Der Sforte oes 3arnes
rm0 flopiten.
8leid} oarnuf erid)ien Elm ipobl6e.
leibter Mann nit einem itorfen, ct.
moS rot6Iifen Bart. gr idicn Der
Sarmer 81 leiu. Gr trllg ciller
often, breitTr1mpigen SUIT, einen ob.
gtnutten Slouldrod nno meite 9ain.
fieiber. Sor Dem Saule ltanO Elm
iiingerer Mann, Ger mie Ser Sobu
hes 6arnler5 ausinh Dem abGr oil
olten aleiOcr, peld)e er trug, etlpas
81 melt 6l fem ibienen.
Sctaoe, Der IN ieiner Serfleibilna
einem 6ornler 5iemli1 Gbnlid ial
EnO in Den Soloaten gar feinen Ser
ocdt erluefen fonnte, oifnete oi(
breite Sforte bes 3amncs nno mn
orangen Ole &eiter obne @eiteres ati
hen groBel, i"nl5aunten @rasplab.
Der bas Sous bes Sarmers umgab.
rSaS lit ia Elm anlebnlifer .8e-
JUDI, meinte CT, Die englildpn Col.
6aten i~iber5Gblcno, limo nod oasl
Elm @asen nit eilter @arfeten.
berin!"
.Sbr ieio Der Sarmer?" monotc
iid) eiu poblbeleibter Corporal an
i'm.
Ser Sarmer Sorns, tpenn Ssbr es
erlanbt, 1rno BORT briiben ltebt mein
Sobn @rmanb". antiportete Octape.
Der Corporal multerte nit mabren
NSlerauaen ben Dor ibm Stebenoen
UNI ben anberen Depobner Der
Sorm, ipdbrenb bic &eiter lGnumtlidj
allf ben 8eb0fte anlangten nnb an.
lest mtd Der 8agen, auf meldem
Saga nnb bic idipar5e Gaiii iaBen.
bereinfubr.
Sinh bier Gol6aten boz, ben SO.
lonietruppen in Der 5arm ODER in Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
reinnborei It
3apitel.
Mrmano's Hctterin.

gls bns Streif.Gorps ser GitgI1n.
Der in Burlington einfiel unb Die
'Staot sur Serausgobe bon 2cbens.
mitteln 5mong, befano iih bel Dent
ielben cine ib,par5e Wnrfetenberin,
meIde Dor ldngerer 3eit bon elmer
Nbtbeilllna Der gngldnoer, Die in Den
fiiolid)cn Staaten geipeien, bon BORT
mitgebrudyt norben mar.
Die idJmar5e Gniii mar cine ed)te
-9teaerin, babel gutmiitbig
imO lrlitig friib uub ipGt. Nur rpenn
lie BON oieiem ober ienem Soloaten
gcrei5t mnroe, gerietb iie IN miloen
Corn un0 mar Damn i'm Stanoe,
ben S6uloiaen um5llbringen.
Mild Die idpar5e Goiii par ielbIt-
p~eritGnoli6 nit in Oie Stabt gefom.
men mo bate ibren WarfetenOertpa-
gen tiihtig nit olem Woglifen ge.
fiiat. Sic belt nit ibrem Subr-
merte auf einetn fleinen Ylate, nnO
5ipor gan5 in Der NGbe res alten
@intsbauies, in Incident iid) bas
StaotgefdngniB befunb.
90, oils lie eben NIT eini9en
Soloaten iprab ilno, ipie es ibre Mrt
mar, pereniigt lad)te, t0nte ploslit
elm better, lallter Guf beutlih an ibr
S9r =
,Goiii!" idol es.
Die @erufene iab iid na0 Glen
Seiten Inn.
nGoiii!" tonte es mieoer.
rGaiii! Gaiii!" wieberbolte iie MN
urGerlih - limo Geiner an ieben!"
glld) Die Soloaten iltdten nit oer,
9lifen umber.
Fl0tlidl eridoa nod einmal Ser
Sui, mo MN 5eigte elmer ser Solbu.
ten 81 einem 8eniter bes Sauies BIN.
auf.
Die iftuar5e Miarfetenberin folgtc
Der &iht,iilg nit ibren groBen, olnlf-
len Auden 10 boitia DAB baS NeiBe
in OcnIelben iiftbar iprrbe mo gre0
bon Dem ifipar5en 0eIift abItad).
DGniii!" ert0nte es, uno an Dem
SenIter ituno Dns &reolcnm1oden.
oSh!" rief Die Wortetcioerin INN
inc idlng Die idmnr3en SGnoe an.
lanmen Saga! Oh! Soga!"
Sic i6ien iiber bieie 9eeegnuilg i'm
B0diten 8robe erfreitt 6u ieiu, ba lie
pie cine llnlinnige tan5te uno ipraug
lrn6 nit ben @Grloen fortlpGbrenb
minfte.
naann uid)t fort! &ann nift
fcmmenl Saga lit geiangcnl"
t0nte eS Dernb.
r@efaugen2" rief Sic i9par3e
Goiii uno iab einen Solodten naf
Dem onbern nit ibren groben Altgell
trngenD on D~9cIangen? @er bat
Saga, Die &reolin, 9cfan9en?"
r9ummbeitenl" iogten bie Soloa.
ter, Diper iol bas Ma0fen GA &c,
fargen genommcn bobeul"
so gebt ulO holt lie berabl 9a"
riei Die iGpar3e Gaiii ,ino bielt
cine siIbermiin8e bnaDT nDas seb'
id Glhl" IT,
Die SoIooten, Die in Der Staot ia
Die Serren Doren, lieben iid, bas
lidjt 5luei Wal iagen. sic eilten in
oos SaltS, p~eriagten Die 9iener oes
SrieocnSribter, melde iie nidt meiter
loIien wolten, brangen Die Sreppen
binouf biz 81 Dem Haunie, in mel
dem iib Saga befano, uno braden
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-07
Supreme Court
 venes January IIth
ARlzoNA,s HIGHEST TRIBUNAL t. WILL HAND DOWN iMPOR- TANT DECISION.
Gre Case To Be Decided Is William
 A. Pucedent-copper Queen Tax : Case from this County Will Also
 Core up for Hearing

The supreme conrt of the territory will convene on January Il. A num- Der of important civil and criminal cases are to be considered at that time. The government has taken up many important civil and criminal cases on appeal. Ben Goodrich. L. W. Blinn and the other bondsmen of the United. DOWN
 Ex-United States Marshal Meade will be decided at that time Marshal Meade sued the government for fees. and they in turn put in counter claim. for which they secured judg- ment. The fees already paid to Mir. Meade had been declared invalid by . decision of the supreme court, and the government brought suit to recov- CT. The case has been pending for a long time, and all concerned will be glad when it is adjusted.
 The case of the United States vs. A. J. Griswold, ex-postmaster at Nogales, appealed by the government, will also be considered and decision handed down. The government brought suit for the money that boy named Gax- iola stole from the post office.
 The supreme court will hand down a decision in the San Vicente gold case at the January term. The decis- ion will attract a great deal of atten- tion, as it Is case without pre- cedent.
 The government has appealed to the supreme court 10 determine whether the ruling of Judge Davis in the Sti- fello case was valid. John Stifello was charged with having sold whisky to an Indian. and Judge Davis in in structing the jury held that MT. Sti- fello was not bound rp determine whether the man was an Indian, or Mexican, and the fact that he did not know he was selling to an Indian would he a valid defense.
 The United States vs. Dent is anoth' CT case to be decided by the supreme court. It involves the constitutional ity of the forest reserve law. The su- preme court reversed the decision of the lower court in favor of the gov
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-07

ernment. and virtually held the forest reserve law. The supreme court re- versed the decision of the lower court in favor of the government, and virtu- ally held the forest reserve law un- constitutional, but the United States attorney was granted a rehearing.
 A Chinese case involving purely technical law point has also been ap- pealed to the supreme court (iu Hing. charged with being unlawfully in the United States, was released by Judge Davis. and the government ap- pealec. The Chinaman had a mer- chants certificate. which the lower court held was valid
 One of the important cases from this county and one that has been on the docket for several months is the Copper Queen Consolidated company vs. N. D. Scribner. treasurer of Co chise county. regarding the assess- nent of the property of this company in 1901.
 District court at Tombstone will adjourn on Saturday of the present week in order to allow Judge Doau to attend the session of the supreme court which will convene in Phoenix on Monday next.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-07
s2 Ss

If ever a company had reasons to congratulate themselves. it was the --Spotless Town Company" which ap- peared last evening at the Opera House under the leadership of MT. Leslie Morosco and Miss Leila Shaw. Had the Opera House been half as large again as it is, there would rot have been room for the magnificent audience that greeted this company. The programme itself declared that the play, If it can be called play, was created for laughing purposes only" and in this the programme is perfectly truthful. One could scarce iy say that there is any particular plot to the play, although there is just enough to carry out the iGea of the writer, and display large amount and variety of talent which MT. Mo rosco outside of himself and Miss Shaw had gathered together, and af- fording to the public three hours of clean, healthy and enjoyable play
 Most of the company were suffering creadfully from cold, contracted be fore coming to Bisbee, and added thereto in annoyance was the sulphur smoke and high altitude, which az xravated the colds, but each member of the caste, it could be plainly seen were doing their very best to fulfill their parts and give the audience that had assembled to greet them their full moneys worth in enjoyment. MT Morocco may well feel congratulated for the reason that Bisbee audiences even though they be in what is knowr as . mining camp, are not given t praise bestowed unworthiIy. His owI part was taken with a snap and vivac fly that gave inspiration to the othe' members of the company. Miss Lei la Shaw won the hearts and, we ma! aad. tho admiration of her audienc' Immediately upon her entry upon fA' stage. She is all that her pictur
 indicates, . beautiful woman, born fo
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-07

the part she undertakes. and her ac- cent as the little French maid was perfect. Barring the cold, which she with the other members of her com pany were suffering from, her turns were rendered with a touch which in dicated that her whole soul is in her work. She never overdraws her part. There is just enough, not thing too much, and this said the full est justice has been done the most pleasing little lady that has appeared on the Opera House stage for many day. William Lawrence is the typ ical old man How easy it is to overdo the old man parts. Mir Law renee has the physique, the makeup l and the facial expression for just the part he undertakes. He sang several verses. making local hits that caught the audience. Bernard Williams, as the hustling stage and theatre mana ger, was very clever. Mrs. Evelynne as "the boss of old ma n Tup- per" and general despiser of her hus- hands affections, fulfilled her place with dignity and clever acting. The balance of the company was evenly balanced, and especially the two Ger man comedians, who passed fifteen or
 twenty minutes with the audience much to the latter's delight.
 A word here is not out of place to the managers of the Opera House Messrs- Manahsn and Cook. and that
 is that if they will continue to furnist
 to the people of Bisbee the class ol
 people composing the Morosco com
 pany, they will be amply rewarded
 They have certainly taken the righi cue, and djscarding the general TUT of shows that offered themselves ts
 this vicinity, they must see that the,
 have struck the popular chord, ant
 the people will more than repay then
 for an evening of clean, enjoyable en
 tertainment, such as they provided last evening On the 10th inst. tn, Sun Minstrels will i'll date in thi } house, and will be followed on th' 18th by "Jed Prouty."
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-07
School Exhibits
 for Worlds Fair
N. G. LAYTON, OF THE TERRIFIC RIAL BOARD OF EDUCA-
 TON.
Is Working Hard on School Exhibit to Be Placed in Worlds Fair Build ina-pictures of Schools and Sam pIes of Hand Writing.

Probably one of the busiest men ir Arizona today is MT. N. G. Layton, su- perintendent of the Board of Educa tion of the Territory of Arizona It is the intention Of MT. Layton to ob tain from every school district, exhie its of he handwriting of the pupils, and on uniform sized paper (Sx1D place the same in the Worlds Faii building. With these may be seen a collection of photographs of the vari ous styles of school buildings of the Territory IL may be presumed thai when some of the pedagogues of the East see them their impressions that the people of Arizona are among the Indians, gila monsters, and tarantulas may be somewhat changed.
 Following is copy of the circular letter .eing issued by Superintendent Layton:
 Phoenix, Ariz., Jan. 4, 1904
 Dear Sir:-After consulting with the Arizona Commissioners for the Worlds Fair regarding our eoucation al exhibit, it is suggested that we pre- pare specimens of penmanship, draw ing. composition and such other school work as will rebound to Arizona and it's educational system. As is vel known, millions of specimens of ecu caticnal work will be on exhibition and we should Go our best to make our exhibit creditabie one: nothing but the best should be offered.
 Would suggest that samples of pen manship and drawing. and if thought advisable. letter writing. be prepared by the pupils of the primary grades especially by pupils who are especial ly bright and apt in these lines oi work, considering their ages
 For the grammar grades. would sug gest essays on subjects to be choser by the teacher or by the pupil, in tnf discretion of the teacher. and drawing The essays should not, in my opinion contain less than five hundred and no1 more han two thousand words
 All work to be neat and clean, witt due regard paid to punctuation. capi talization and composition.
 Should be written of good letter pa per. size 8 1-4x11 inches
 If there are pupils in your scnoo who are exceptionally bright in othe lines of work, considering their ages they may be allowed to present sam -I<< ,$ Shoir ruarE
 All pupils presenting specimen should give their ages, residences an< the schools and grades to vhicn the respectively belong, written by then selves on their specimens Eacf specimen of penmanship should not D more .han three or four lines length.
 | Any suggestion from teachers an' others regarding the exhibit VIII D given due consideration what !" want is a creditable showing. Pleas inform me if your school will max the attempt to prepare an exhibit
 Respectfully,
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-07
Slight Accident.

siisht Accident
 A. slight accident occurred yester- day nesr Forrest trivial in it's charac' ter, bet -aggravating in annoying de- lay. The ore train broke in two, end coming together threw . pair of trucka on one of the cars oR the track. Trav el was soon resumed ~
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-07

Perfect AshIar Lodge No. 13 ?. ( 2 M-, meets first Thursday of eacl nsnxh. Whiting brsthrsn cordiaIl, invited to attend. ]. L. Brown, eecrsts fy. n. IT. WOODS, ". V.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-07
+ .t + 4 ' s$ T. + * Y % < f se 4 [ : WITH THE START OF THE { NEW YEAR 1904 (

We intend to cater to the { men buyers of Bisbee with the (
 | very best and most reliable | F line of Mems Furnishing [ Goods possible to buy. and you ( E may be assured of honest and ( { courteous treatment in every { ! instance. F JUST NOW we 3 showing f all the broken lir which we { F have left on hand . our West F Window at Very Reasonable Prices, Not Below Cost or t-2 t Value. Etc, but just what they
 F are worth. Catch on? z Don't forget the U. S. Army
 < Shoe at $3.50.
 + 9 + + < + + + + {. + + + + + +
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-10-20
Fruit Raised at The DaIIes.

In his report to the state board OF
horticulture, h. ii. Weber, commits
sioner OF the Fourth district, will EN-,
body some interesting atements con-
cerning the fruit raiseo in the vicinity
OF The Dalles. He estimates that 1000
tons OF Italian prunes, valued at $4,000,
will be the output this season, not TO
include Hungarians which brought a
fancy price this year, some Of them
netting 94 cents box Fifty carloads
Of prunes found their way to eastern
markets, principally in New York,
Philadelphia and Boston. OF peach
plums there were $50 tons, valued at
~, $50. OF apples 10000 boxes at ap.
proximately 100000 Cherries, eighty
tons, valued at 81, 200. Peaches, $4,000
boxes; $4,000. Grapes, $50 tons. Over
5000 boxes of pears; $4,000 The ounce
crop is not large, perhaps 500 boxes, Of
excellent quality. These average 65
cents box.
just tell your eastern friends when
you write to them and send this clip
ping that we raise many kinds Of fruit
not mentioned in this list, such as apri
cots and all kinds Of small fruit. i
they don't believe it invite them tC
come out and see them for themselves.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-10-20
VALLEY APPLES
FULL OF WORMS

Oregon apples are being sold to the
canneries OF the state at So a ton, while
il they had been kept free from pests
they would now be selling at so cents
to 81 box in Portland, says the Port
land Telegram. This condition pertains
principally to the willamette valley
and Western Oregon. The orchards of
Hood River and Southern Oregon are
being cared for and the apples are sell
ing at top prices.
"The loss to the fruitgrowers of Ore
gon will be enormous this season as a
result of carelessness on their part, }"
said George Pearson, a Portland COM
mission man, who handles large guam
titles Of apples, today. "There are laws
compelling these careless ones TO spray
and care for their trees" he said, "but
they are not enforced, and so the apple
crop of large portion OF the state is
ruined
"There is one way to bring these
careless ones to time, and that is to
have q system OF food inspection that
will prevent the sale of wormy apples
at any price. BY keeping this wormy
fruit out OF the market, the growers will
be quickly brought to their senses. As
it is, the farmers who are willing to
spray their trees and to fight the orchard
pests, are restrained from doing SO
because it will do no good unless univer-
sally followed" "
Within two miles of the business sec
ton of Portland there are old orchards
that have been the home of the Goblin
moth for many years. Tons OF good
looking apples are now lying on the
ground in these old orchards, but the
fruit is so worm-eaten as to be unfit fol
any use but hog and chicken feed.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-10-20
Timber Land Act June 3, 1881
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United states Land ONCE, The Dalles, Ore
gon, Sept ~, ,l90i.-Notice Is hereby given that
In compliance with the provisions of the act
OF congress of Juhe 5, 1878, entitled IAN act for
the sale OF timber lands in the states OF Cali
nrnia, oregon, Nevada, and Washington
Territory,'as extended to all the Public Land
States by act OF August 4, 1892,
ALMON s. NENAN
UfForeSt Grove,cuunty of Washington, state o {
Oregon, has May II, 1891, ,iled In this office his
sworn statement No 1887 for the purchase of
the N1gSWk and SlsNW5@ of section No. 90
In township No. north, range No 9 f., W.M.,
andwill offer proof 10 showthat the landsought
Is more valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim TO said land before George I. Pra-
ther, United States commissioner, at his
office at Hood River, oregon, on the 10th day
OF december, 1904.
He names as witnesses: Charles Castner,
Lewis +, Morse, Lee Z. Morse, William F..
Rand, all OF Hood River, oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested TO file
their claims In this Office on or before said
10th day of December 1904.
OF do MICHAEL 7. NOLAN Register,