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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-02-02
John 7. Gilmour Dead.

John I. Gilmour, one of the pioneer
olacksmiths of this city and known by
a large per cent of the people of this
valley, passed away at his residence in
this city, Monday morning at 3:l5, after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28
SILLY OLD TOWN STILL
CLINGS TO NAME THAT'S WRONG

Se&ttle should follow she exam.
plc Of Texas w dealing with Louis.
lana and quarantine Tacoma until
the alumhorlug inhabitants Of that
burg awake 20 the fact that the
ANNE Of a certain mountain peak
which the MaSamas are now climb.
ms Is Mt Rainier.
Failing by such stringent meas.
ures to bring about the desired re-.
fult, IL should boycott the Northern
Pacific railroad which IL eonapir.
ms With the city OF Destiny Co libel
the grand old mountain by miHnam.
ing Il on It's maps.
These are the rather start inf
acbef.ss pfepoTcc o. G. o nsfssB
secretary a the hrssqd 81 wsafla usd
authority OF Fugct naassd History. 10
cure permanently the malaay =,
Misrepresentation which has aaaiu
attacked the town that you n0aa uu
the way to Olympia.
The disease" declared Mr. nar
ley Friday morning grabbing a die
tionarY. attacks Tacoma in more
OF less yiruleut form annually. hul
"a FAR Il has proved 10 be inuaeuoua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

1 would suggest that we quaraneIn6
thc unruly village until Il learns u
ho good
Failing In that. we might take
up the cudgel against the Northern
Pacific by boyeottlnE that railroad.
our citizens did that once In the
days when Seattle was merely a
scratch in the woods. and what
they have done once they can de
again, The old timers got together
and rather than ship anything east
over the Northern Pacific sent Il
over the eifeuitouH route of the
Southern Pacific That was before
the Great Northern came here. re-
member The Northern Pacific 1V
os,-ar e,uns ao}tolsg ~ help ssc.O
tia
No. I win ~ ~ thr usasf0
~ tie gseatlss Was yos II r. us.
necessary. Fer the iaslt 20 year.
the Eavernmen5 has dcnlEnWted tht
mountain as Rainier on an Hf
maps Ia fact. Il has been called
fuch by all sane people since Juan
de- Fuca In all his old Spanish ahlpf
sailed through the straits that now
bear his name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28
BOY STEALS TO
SAVE FAMILY

PORTLAND. Ore. July 2s. Be-
cause be stole In order to obtain
food for bis starving family. Del
Hayward, a i7-ycar-old boy. Is con.
finest in the city jail The boy tells
a pitiful tale that II verified by the
police. lie ia the oldest Of fam
ily Of eight children. who live In
the outskirts with their mother.
Unable 90 find work. and with hun.
Ser staring them in the face Del
and his iiltlc brother started out 20
find food Entering a vacant house
they took poaseasion and filled
Haeka with food OF ali sorts, and
tafp helpso ths-o1sCyea TO various
spa-easso-ut5 iVtuctcl. which iod 10
tsser aoreM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

The limit has been reached
The street railway octopus. other
wise known as tho seattle Electric
company has begun to initiate
Willie Hurst. OF yellow newspaper
fame
In Al attempt which would be
pitiahie were IL not SO dlvertiuK
"a make lts dllapidated cars look
new Il has begun 20 cover them with
yellow paint.
The bright mixture has been
eauhad al over the little dummies
On The james street line These
dummies have been Ia use en- the
same line ever since Jacob Furth
Was born. They are the terror 0f
street car men. Crowded with
passengers. it ia impossible for the
Eripmen 10 see where IL ii going
as it darts un ana down the hills.
and the octopus servants are IN
constant dread 90 cutting "A fatal
swath through the crowds az the
Intersections Of Second aud Third
avenues
That they should have been re-
neatetlg repaired Ia order that they
might remain In service Waa bad
enough. and tho lustallmeut 81 yel-
low paiat has given every kFlnman
on the line a bad caae % the blues
The last coat 81 paint vas put on
them s years ago. and the fact
that another has luu been adj
miuiaterni n taken 20 indieate that
Manager Grant intends to keep them
In service until tho franchise OF tho
company expires In 1885,
The effect u the gAudy eninra on
the passengers who have used the
dinkY little cars slnce the track
NaA lined with CveFgreena Vas dis.
e8neertlns A. they ahot over tho
steep James street hill on ths first
morning many persons mlagook
them for a special edition Of tho
San Francisco Examiner. 0fhers
we're 50 dumfnundoi that theF
thought tho sun vas rising from
the west The ears made several
trips before anybody could Eu on
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28
TRUST BUSTS

PORTLAND. ore. Juiy ~ The
city Retail Lumber company. the
local lumber trust. which for sew
efal yeara has "clneheda the people
IT Portland and caused them "a
pas exnrhitant rates for building
material. ls going % pieces and
will Uink beneath tho waves neat
Monday
The contracts OF the various
mills far the central corporation
expires July a.. and the mills an
noance n general cutting IN prices
In order 90 get rid of large stocks
that have accumulated The mills
refuse 10 renew contracts. alleging
that they have not ali besu treat
al equally. and that while some
mills have been able 60 market all
their product others have been dis
eliminated against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28
CHINA TRUSTS THE
JAPANESE

VICTORIA. ~ G. July . DIR
Morrison. correspondent Of the Lon
ton Times. arrived - the Tartar
this morning. GA route 10 Washing
ton % attend the peace conference.
Regarding the representation Of
China at the peace conference pr.
Morrison nayH that the chief pre-
s4re on the Chinese government 90
be represented there came from
Chinese students abroad. who rec
oEuised the importance 20 China
Of the meeting The government
however. recognized that Il would
- impoh;ic 90 press for representa-
ton. and feels confident that Japan
vii deal squarely b. hu Ia the
distribution Of the country Japan
has kept her obligations to China
honofably In tho past He aaid that
tho contrary Wow. namely. that
Japan would not keep her promises
e China. was being circulated BY
Russian agents ia China but Dr.
Morrison does not think they are
Carrying any weight among reapou-
able men.
The most powerful man In China
At present said the correspondent.
is Vieeroy Yuan shlahkai. and be
has great faith In the business %
TIE Iaps-
A 70 the boycott en- American
Goods. Morrison says that the agi.
taiion Is not % the proportions that
have been represented. aud ia large
II accidental In fact II ia bung
Impressed from court lie dooa not
think the threatened boycott will
be carried out. lie cannot imagine
a Chinaman Tor ions refusing to buy
goods out Of which he could make a
profit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

ST. LOUIS. July 2s-Private
Thomas Haipln. acting as cook In
a company Of the Thirty third coast
artillery. which Ia Ell route 90 Fort
Casey. Wash claims that he re-
Gently inherited 81 600 900 from his
father. who died At Beaumont. Tex.
In December, 1894 Halpln SAYS he
Inherited a part 81 his fathers mil
lions. but desires army life 90 his
money lie Joined che army accord
ms 90 bis story agalas, the wish 81
his mother lie claims 10 De rs
Neara Oh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

Now Books. a large assort-
ment Of titles. very
choiccly bound. siZ5
values: special tomorrow
night at. each ...... 1Sc
Sateen UndefakiftR. fine
quality. made with 4
tucked ruffles and dust
ruffle. regular s. %
values: special after six
tomorrow night Csc
ladies Corsets. lust l02 IN
this lot. various styles
and sizes. special after
six tomorrow night. each
ss.sssss.ss#s s#s.#ssss I.tF
Pears. CoiRatus Violet aud
Woodbury. = Toilet Soaps.
regular fae and 25c
values. special after six
tomorrow night. a cake
..-....s..s#s... 1Dc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28
LOCAL NAN NOT
ANXIOUS ron cHINKS

The Chamber Of Commerce VIII
probably not fan IN line with Port
land and endorse the proposition 20
allow more Chinese In this country.
The chamber. like President
Roosevelt would like 20 see chincHe
merchants and professional men
stfasted better ON arrival In this
xuuntry but ig opposed To the Inn
saftgtion Of Chinese iaharers 20 this
4uIef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. July Is
The cruiser Galveston has been dee-
ignated as convoy 90 the Mayfower
aud Dolphin when they carry the
peace ENJOYS from New York 10
oyster Hay. and later from Oyster
Bay To Portsmouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

BASEL. Switzerland. July IS
Al today's session OF the Zionist
congress Leopold Greenberg. Of
London. presented a report Of the
expedition sent 20 East Africa 10
explore the country offered by the
British government for the colon
ization OF Jews. lie said that while
the country was rich and will easily
support 100000. II was inaccessible
and surroupded by dangerous tribes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28
T RI !

FERNIE. u. G.. July IS The
Fefnle Free Press office and North
rrn Paciflc office we're destroyed in
a disastrous fire that did $4,000
damage 20 the business section
Thursday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

Terms % good party t2601
DOWN. ti0o0 PER MONTH
Also LAKE FRONT LOTS az At.
lanulc city Addition. and only s. %
up Terms si.oa per week. New s.
foot walks. fine boating and bath.
inE. See Griffin 81 ATLANTIC
CITY STORE. on Waahlngton street
car line. or c. D. Hillman. IN Times
block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

OYSTER Ray. July 2s-presi-
dent Roosevelt and family went pie
nickine today at some point on the
shore Of the sound Not even the
secret service men are included in
the party. No visitors are expected
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

boolJmakers and race track owners
has been postponed until Saturday,
and m agreement has been reached
among the contendinE factions to
continue the selling OF pools until
tho case Is decided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

PORTLAND, Ore. July 2S-
whatever may be the ultimate do
oisian OF the courts. selling OF pools
ON the races at the lrvington track
will continue this week and prob
ably longer Hearing OF the in
junction suits brought against the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

81 buffet grill service or Northsru
Pacific now trains between Seattle
sert ice on this train. leaving Seattle
daily at 2, m. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28
fTIus MAN HAS 4 PULL
ktttt $500

n ~ The man with the biggest I
Afmu at The city hall has been I
a 4.Hcovered.
y lie BE- John Murphy. an In
= rHeetor In the water depart I
! = rarut
= aWhe season Tor his extraordi- I
4 nary pull ia uuexplgluahle. un- I
= less it DO TINT his brother !
= billy" Murphy. Is councilman I
= from the Ninth wurd
Inspector Murphy has gained !
4 hl8 reputation by breaking I
4 three stilHon wreuehes within I
4 the last month. These wtepches I
= are the strongest known 10 me- I
= ehaulcs, ana Murphy's success I
= in tearing thom aaunder is the I
4 marvel OF fellow employees I
= Things viii run along smoothly I
= until Murphy feels the strong I
= spell" coming upon him. Then {
= he FiXeH "a yank. and the steel {
= parts superintendent YounRn /
= "a now figuring ON getting a
4 double strength wrench con-
4 Htructed for the water depart
4 ment Sandow.
= =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

Commencing Thursday. July sbth
VIII have buffet grin service en- the
new trains running daily between
Seattle and Spokane. leaving seat
lie at p. "a. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

Colgate's Pine Tar. and
many other l0c and l5c
Toilet Soaps. special
after six tomorrow night.
a cake .......... DC
fellows GosRamer Face
Powder. regular price
CSC. special after six to-
morrow night. a box
ssss.s s-ssss-s Lie
Pound Paper. co sheets Of
Paper and 50 Envelopes.
regular price Csc: special
after six tomorrow night.
q h0N .s.s.sstt.. 40
Colaate,s and Mennens
Taleum Powders. Col
gates Toilet Waters and
Perfumes and Lyons
Tooth Powders: special
after six tomorrow night.
each ...-........-. 1De
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28
CO 20 All Natntorinn,

Every afternoon and evening tina
great pool OF warm salt water Is full
OF tao. best Of people enjoying the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

on Northern Pacific new trains be-
tween Seattle ard Spokane First
class service Leaves Seattle daily
NJ q fft 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28
Mercy, Jacob, Amt You The RoWdy
With Your Horrid Yellow Paint

The rs new ears which the com
pany has ord red. ana which are
beginning 10 arrive. are also 81 a
saffron hue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

The executive committee recon-
mendcd that the project should not
be undertaken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

Health and Pleasure.
All Natatefium r. all under roof
Warm and comfortable. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

CHILDREN'S COLORED DRESSES-An
szes-Many styles and ooors-all in the Clear
ing Sale tomorrow at ONE THIRD OFF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28
49, y

Ihe GHestaaG Discovery in the History
81 the World AiNaalar uanEHalHs.
lftctieed - the ohio Dentists 0Hfs
Ale He9 system that tlg hens iaasH
Teeth cures bleeding and pgufrhHa 81
the gums treatment q exposed dsns
Tai pulp treatment ~ aivfulaF as.
etcses treatment uf nutrunt utsHaaz
piirrir pFuHA5lre plates t.lfr-uka teeth
Are TIE NEST uerfaet and natural laaN
INK teeth that dental science has ever
prpsinced Originator 70 thr ohio safe
system uf nalntHsH dentistry. sxhETh
makes al dNHtBf operations naImfaHa
Examination and extraction FREE.
Fuh sci 81 teeth. with the Natural
tuHus .zzss .-......-....-s. 400
.ott Gfessfsz# IA ..-...... .....-.. 81 0H
trtdEc Nefk .... t...-...--.-. $500
ktliinEH szssssss. 35e. soc ami 81. DU
NJ NHEH EasAHautHed d years
HOUR q n. @ o. M Sundays.
SD a. n g / 3. m.
OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS
NI'4 PIKE Street Cornev Third Aseuae.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-02-01
SCENERY is
EXHIBITED

W. H. Clifton, stage carpenter for
Sosman & Lands of Chicago gave a
private matinee yesterday afternoon
in the Elks' theatre which was attend
ed by about forty or fifty people. The
entertainment consisted of an exhibit
ton of all the curtains and scenery
of the opera house and was given for
the purpose of giving the building
committee an opportunity to see what
they have purchased and to check it
up on the list in order to demonstrate
that they have received all that they
have paid for. The curtains, scenery
and all stage appointments are GER
tainly up to date and are quite hand
some. Mr.. Clifton is an expert also
in manipulating them. The EIks' seem
to be we'll pleased with their purchase.
The opera house, when completed,
will without doubt be the finest in
this territory, and few, if any in the
southwest, will surpass it. There may
be larger buildings of the kind but
none more complete in its furnishings
and all of its appointments.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-02-01
DOfNGS OF
LAW MAKERS

At the session of the legislature on
Wednesday, Representative Ruiz in
troduced bill in relating TO the man
ner of summoning juries. 1t is pro-
posed by the bill to do away with
special veniIes, and it is further pro-
vided that for cases in which the sher
if is interested as party or a witness
the jury shall be collected by the cor
oner.
Another bill introduced by him also
prohibits the holding of two offices by
the same person at the same time. Mr..
Ruiz has also introduced bill which
provides that there shall be two jus
tees in precincts having population
of 5000, and it also provides that jus
tees of the peace shall be learned in
the law and must have been admitted
to practice.
In the council Mr. Looney intro
duced bill which proposes a revision
of the game laws of the territory. 1t
provides for the protection of quail !;
that antelope, deer and wild turkey
may be killed only during the month
of November, and that fish less than
seven inches in length shall no. be
caught.
Mr.. Hunts bill authorizing ella
county to bond itself to the amount
of $40, 600 for the building of court
house was passed without a dissenting
vote.
a half dozen bills we're introduced
from the Judiciary committee of the
house in the afternoon. One is an
amendment to charters of cities giving
additional power to councilmen. An
other provides for the payment of wit
nesses before grand jurles at the rate
of 3 a day. Another provides for the
payment of attorneys appointed by the
court for the defense of criminals. In
murder cases the defending attorney
shall receive a fee of 500 and in all
other cases $50. Still another bill
amends the law relating TO adverse
possession.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-02-01

The ten months old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. f. W. Howard swallowed a
collar button yesterday morning and
medical assistance had to be secured
to remove it from the babys throat
and prevent strangulation.
Joe Roberts will go to Camp Verde
today to look at a bunch of one hun
bred and forty cattle, owned by j. H.
Wingfeld with view of purchasing
them for his meat market. The cattle
are reported to be in good condition
for Strengthening, having been fed on
hay for some time.
General Manager Arthur L. Wells of
the coast division of the Santa Fe rail
road has issued an order appointing
E. l.. Hibbard superintendent of the
Los Angeles division of the Santa Fe
to succeed S. J. Shepard, recently re-
signed as general superintendent. j..
r. Hitchcock, assistant to General
Manager Wells, succeeds Mr.. Hubbard.
The senate has confirmed the ap-
pointment of Governor A 0. Brodie
as assistant chief of the records and
pension office of the army, with the
rank of major. While the people of
Arizona will rejoice at the honor be-
slowed on Governor Brodie they will
greatly regret his removal from the
territory where he has put in the best
years of his life. But while he will be
missed from the social, business and
political circles of the territory his
Influence will continue to be exerted
on behalf of the progress of the terri
tory and he will be in position
where he can probably render greater
service to Arizona than he could by
remaining here. One thing is quite
certain he will never let. pass an op-
portunity for doing so without i'm
proving it to its full extent.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-02-01
From Saturdays Daily.


Elmer Brown left for FL Paso yes
terday.
Walter Hill came up yesterday
from Phoenix.
Alex H. Lyons, the Jerome mer-
chant, is in Prescott again.
Harry Grain left for Jerome yester-
day after a brief visit in Prescott.
D. j. Shea, we'll known resident
of Jerome was in town yesterday.
Leroy Anderson came up yesterday
from Phoenix for brief visit with his
wife.
John S. Jones has returned fron his
trip east and came in yesterday from
Chaparral.
J. H. Emmert left on yesterday $
train for Los Angeles for visit with
his family.
Lyle P. Conner will leave today for
Chicago to which city his wife went
few days since.
j. D. Carter is booked for appoint
ment as secretary of the live stock
sanitary commission.
Joe Roberts returned yesterday from
Phoenix where he took carload of
horses a few days ago.
]. L. Munds came in on Thursday
nights train returning on Friday to
his ranch at Seligman.
Dr. J. B. McNally has been elected
president of the Champions of t'rat4r-
nifty, Vice c. F. Ferguson resigned.
W. l. Campbell, of Los Angeles, an
old time insurance man, being gener
al agent for number CT companies, is
visiting Prescott.
c. NJ Binford has purchased the t.
j. Mcneil residence on south Mt.
Vernon street, and will occupy it on
the return of his wife.
The Samuel Hill Hardware company
has filed a petition with the clerk of
the United States court, asking that
the American Copper company be de-
clared a bankrupt corporation.
A. D. Adams has returned from the
st. Helena, California, sanitarium,
where he went some time since for the
benefit of his health. He returns
greatly improved in health.
W. Fl. Clifton, stage manager for
Sosman & Lands, of Chicago, left for
the latter city yesterday having CON-
pleted his work here of putting up the
curtains and scenery of the Elks opera
house. His next assignment is in
North Carolina.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-02-01

should take pleasure in maintaining.
| Some one built fire in a stove al
the city hall last night between ! and
o'clock and dense volume of smoke
arising from the chimney and settling
down on the ground, led some nervous
and excitable individual to sound a
fire alarm. The shrieks of the Pres
colt Electric company's siren brought
the department out promptly but they
could not find anything to do.
Charles A. Randall, the right of
way man for the Phoenix & Eastern
railway came up from Phoenix yester-
day for short visit. Mr.: Randall be
ing former resident of Prescott has
great many friends here who are al
ways glad to meet him.
James Adams formerly proprietor of
second hand store has purchased a
band of nine hundred goats and will
devote his time hereafter to that in
dustry. The goat business has proven
very remunerative in this section
when properly looked after.
Frank 6. Brown has purchased a
half interest in the pioneer and we'll
known real estate and insurance firm
of Martindell, Horne Il Co. His pop
ularity and sterling integrity will
greatly aid this old firm. He will en-
gage in the business on February LIST.
p. L. Kastner left on last night s
south bound train for Canada, where
his family reside. He goes via Tue
son, where be will make brief stop
on business and will go thence to New
Orleans, and from there will go direct
to Canada. He expects to be absent
several weeks.
Those in attendance on the session
of the Arizona Cattle Growers associ-
alton in Phoenix are said to be the
owners of seventy FER cent of the cat
tie in the territory. The following
we're selected as a committee to draft
bill to be presented to the legisla-
ture in the interests of the cattlemen.
Colin Cameron, chairman; J. L.
Bark, B. a. Packard; J. V. Vickers
and j. J. Vosburgh.
Miss Glasby, a school teacher of
Providence. is reported to have been
quite seriously injured at McCabe
yesterday afternoon by being thrown
from a horse she was riding. The sad
die turned and her foot caught in the
stirrup and she was dragged for quite
distance before being released.
While her injuries are reported to be
quite painful they are not considered
serious.