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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
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SEALED PROPOSALS..

SEALED PROPOSALS. MILL BE : p; I R : r
R as,XSSa a dt''Sfs aaigena
Home, Eiizabeth CITY nj 4 INK and
nt T. osPek So M fpAAanssS Sss s sha asysFy
me-, p np,iies n accordace With instruG-
III ana specihca Ions sop!sa 81 f% grIn
VIII blank proPosabss n an papi Rtae Zion 10
''on, '''aS = b, a.. BEEsoN, Treasurer
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town TE RI BY
THOUSANDS 0[||Fi. R0UGA |
Number 81 People Killed or In
jured in Nishni Novgorod.
Baron Preveru Murdered.
lfBY Associated Press.l

tff.f 10y sASSnC.dtcu IlSsS'l h}tf tE
f ST. PETERSBURG, July 2S-Telegrams
from Nishni Novgorod say that tho town 'l'
was for five hours yesterday In the hands
OF thousands OF roughs, who murderously
attacked every respectable person they
met In the streets 4 Numbers Of persons
were killed or Injured, the rioters break
ing into houses in pursuit OF their victims.
The governments advice says that one
nun was killed and that twelve were Sc
rlously Injured during the rioting at Nish-
nj Noygorod yesterday. Twenty others
were treated In the hospitals.
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WANTED, YOUNG MAN, IS 10 30
with some knowledge OF stonograply
and book keeping, who can invest three
hundred dollars in safe business. on
ten per cent. dividend. and take posi-
ton in and outside office at forty dol
lars per month to start, can consider.
desired, money will be returned at end
of six months. and will contract for
longer time and better pay, If services
satisfactory. Address A, PA, care tins
office.
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED nc. LEARN
plumbing trade: great demand for grad
yates; 81, S day; many complete course
two lnonths graduates admitted to
K Union and Master Plumbers ASso:
/ SCHOOL, New York. Cincinnati, 81:
Louis. For free catalogue, address 2S9
Tenth Avenue, New York.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

Courses in liberal arts and In law lead
to the degrees of b. A., B. s.. NJ. a. and
LII, 3. Able faculty OF specialists. SEES
sion begins September 21st. Ask for
sketch of the 655 alumni now resident In
Richmond. Catalogues and fun lnforma-
ton furnished by
President F. w. BOATWRlGHT.5
Richmond, Va.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
RAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER OF
W, NJ DAN1EL-Rev; f. 81 BoMAR, p III, p
sanany 81 x ssTynss 70 a nshs
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
!groys Avenue and Beech strecg@Rey j. 81 .;
4. N NJ NJ and $40 :. \ Sunday school At ':''
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH lcoR.
Grace and Fousheo streets).Reyy. c HAS;
at $50 A. NJ Preaching at II A. NJ. by Rev.
j. ". DURHAM Services at Sis P. NJ, at
the Casino undsr AUSPICES II Gty M PraSar
s sonaHase0 Wednesday 90 saa at sis r. NJ
CENTENARY = M 4 tfFHi5iSE CHURCH
streets)-Rev W. j. YOUNG, D. d., pastor
Services and sermons BY the pastor at 4 4.
and nna $40 evening sabjoo Every Man
His Price Sunday school at go a. NJ. All
seats free; all are Invited
PARK PLACE METHODIST CHURCH
Corner west Fra nltlln and PINE streets)-Rey
l.. g. BETTY. pastor.-Services at IL A.. NJ
ana q, 3 : z y, every Sunday Sunday school "'
IT, fourth and N streets)-Rov. r. NJ. NANCY,
pastor. PreatAng at Il A. NJ by Rev. i. g
Seminary. and at p. NJ, by Rev, W. s.
/ CAMPBELL. secretary Of the Virginia Bible
Society.
PRESB 1TERlAN. .aErf.as
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (COR-
ner Madison and Grace Streets)-Fev r. r.
MFADEN, D. d.. pastor.-Services at II A.
Nj !.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN cHURcH-Rpv
RUSSELL CECIL, D. p. pastor.-servlces at
II A, NJ No services Sunday night. Sunday
school at 9:45 A. NJ. Wednesday Sis r. NJ.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT CORNER
cShvi HyeaHi va Ha15sor
services to morrow II A. NJ. and P. NJ. Sum
day school $50 a. NJ. Devotional service We'd
neSlay p. NJ
terrain Church ut II A. NJ and s:l6 r. NJ con con
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. JERE WlIHEh-
SPOON, d D.
CHRISTIAN 6a
Corner OF Seventh and Grace Streets) Ser
vices Sunday at II A. Nj, conducted by the
ROY. G. o. WOODWARD. of Manchester.
MARSHALL STREET e I HH1sT H..
P PreaeninE sunday at ii a. N. and sis r. NJ.
SUNDAY school s:,9 4, NJ, Christian lsnde 'fs
WEST END CHRISTIAN CHURCH ION
Morris between Main and Floyd Avenue).-
Preaching by Rev. JAMES S. THOMAS: Of
Lynchburg, tomorrow at II a, NJ. and S:l5 J..
EPISCOPAL.
ST PAULS CHuRCH-DlVINE SERVICE
bGb Il s'a Sc F5w + 81 fS OF 0y
Strangers always welcome
LUTHERAN.
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Seventh Street between Broad and Grace)-
| Rev O. Nj. MARKS. pastor.-Servlces at II
| Nj and S p. NJ. Wednesday night Mt o'clock
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
| CHRISTIAN ClBNCE-FlRsT CHURCH OF
Christ, acknowledgements; Sunday mornint
| nj IL o'clock at 100 e. Main Street: subject
spr This Is TIE lat sery,Gs a. l
| ID. at 40. the weekly Testimony Meeting VII
be held in Devdere Hall, is7 " Main stree,
| Thereafter all Christian Science services VII
| he held in Belvldere Hall every Sunday morn
ing at ii and every Wednesday evening a
| $50 Reading room, Room %. Chamber Of
| Commerce open daily from 10 to ., begin
| Ming August "a. All arc welcome.
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fnu Associated press. \

(By5 Associated Press.) ;f
KoENIGsBURG, PRUSSIA, July U.s.
Adyiccs received here from Hasenpoth.
near. Libnu, Russia, announce the, murder
OF Baron .Preveru, Of the Peasant Reform
Commission. ,si ,,
During the disturbance on the occa-
sion of the funeral | Of the victims OF the
recent riots at Libau, July 23d, one gem
darme was killed and two were wounded,
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BRANCH MANAGER FOR LARGE
corporation for Richmond and surround
Ing territory; size Of territory depends
& on man; must have clean record anu q
he nrst-class salesman. Gail or write
s HAPGOODS, 11O7 Pennsylvania Bidg''
. PhiladClphia.
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Hotel Dennis,

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Every known resort attraction and con-
venicnce for summer guests Delightful
bathing beach, deep sea and bay fishing
dition.
Tho Dennis. directly facing the ocean
and famous board walk, Is literally APP
pointed and conducted. Hot and cold sea
water in private baths
WALTER j. 5BUzBY.$
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MOUNT be SALES

cAToNsViLLE tSear faltlmo:el. Mp,
Established 1852 Buildings and sfS ban,b ~ ~,
beautiful view OF baltimore Tvs, riyer ~,
bay; accessible BY electric csrn rn na ,as'
guages illustrated catalogues on application
EASTERN COLLEGE, For Young Men ana :,
Professors and Lecturers e,olleBiate nsa,y
snie rrspara,ory Businsss Musa At q No
hnzing, students from Is states. Special rates
~ Virginia students. :. ,,,..,dont
- ~ 49, yTout Royal Va,
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THE RATE
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST, ON LESTER STREET OPI2ls,
site Gas Works, or on street car, ou y
Fellows set TO ring; suitable reward =, ~
left III Room No. 8. City liall. NJ. :.
h JOHNSON.
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HELP WANTED--MalS.

AGENTS WANTED IN EACH TOWN
, within radius OF seventy n Ills = a. =
oxford, N. c., to sell Crystal Ice mace
from pure artesinn we'll water; only rx-
pcricnced responsible men need apply.
For particulars, rates, ETC., write ~, Io
= SUPERINTENDENT, OXFORD lC1
{ co. Oxford, N. c..
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SUMMER BOARDERs WANTED. 20
pcr week: good table. coi1lfortt;ab,i,e
rooms; auct village. OH Southern XIII ,,
why, ten miles south OF Chnrlo tesvillc.'
MRS. II. +. HUDSON. North Garden,
va t+ss 5.. .4l .- 81. LOS
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WANTED, MARRIED MAN WHO UN-
dcrstands farming 10 live on and work
small farm near city; must be sober,
willing and energetic: state salary eX-
pected. number of family, age and ref
crcnccs: at once. Address Lock Box
GA, Richmond. Va.
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EIC1ITH ar. N. 6l6-N1cELY FUR
nished, comfortable rooms; good table:
perina nent and transient boarders;
Terms reasonable. atsla .ftfr #5r 5t.i. .5T.
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The Baltimore Medical College

Liberal teaching iaces modern college DI'ld,hsiS
lecture hall and ampi,lea!res args aat ana ds.
pensary Send or ea,aloEus. Address !, ,,,oor AN
DAVID SIRlT. H. D.. DtAh. III PARK Att pAt'pao1' wy
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THE GLEBE SCHOOL
4to West Crace Street

41e West Grace Street,
JUNIus L. LEIGH, Head Master.
Tho fourth session OF the ciiebe School
will begin Wednesday, September 20. 1905
Prepares for colleges and uniVersit!es
Primary department for small boys Terms
500 Der school year. one half payable on
entrance and one half February ensuing
For information and catalogues apply to tho
head master. 20? w. Main Street.
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.

75C. IIALTSOLE MEMS Sill o E s,
ladies' 60c.; best white oak leather.
nails, no pegs. Genuine Morgan &
Wright's Rubber Heels. 35c. Drcws
make. sewed strong Shoes, for men and
FACTORY, TIC E. Main. Phone 2GG7
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{ NOTICE.

PERSONS HAVING IN THEIR POS
session bottles belonging to the GRAN.
lite IlTHIA WATER COMPANY, Will
Kindly phone Q76) Murphy's Hotel, and
formation regarding these bottles vii
be highly appreciated
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BOARDING.

ROARDERS-7os e. GRACE-PERhlA-
t1cnt transient and table bonrders
room always for transient. Phone Ill.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

1lIIRD sr. s., 2oi-D EsltaABLl FLAT
for rent second floors also few un-
furnished rooms "a
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WANTED, a GOOD, STRONG, SWEET
tenor for St. Pauls Church choir, one
who is, at any rate, fairly GOOD
reader of music. Apply to CHAIRMAN,
F. O. Box No. 2S5.
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Z COUNTRY BOARDING.

BoARDERs wANTED-T1 MAR SJl.
View, Va; new cottage and f,lrnishnE;
tlve minutes walk to Ocean vieW I Hote e
Address MRS. j. NJ. BROUGHTl'N'
Ocean View, Va. 81 5Eg
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PRESBYTERIAN.

----- n " TPRESBYTEI1IAN. ~
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH COR
ner Madison and Grace Streets)-ReV. 7.
MFADEN, D. d.. pastor.-Services at II A.
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MARSHALL ST, t.. r1o-B0A,HpINGH.
from Murphy's Hotel: terms reasonaole
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WANTED, TYPEWRITER AND STE.
nographer with some knowledge OF
4 bookkeeping; young man preferred; give
age, reference and salary expected. Al
dress 3. Gil care this office.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

WANTED, SERVANT, WHITE OR
work for two in family: no washing;
good home. Apply Sunday before i2
o'clock at Store corner Canal and
Fourth Streets.
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE.

TUTOR WANTED, TO COACH YOUNG
man In the furtherlng OF an education;
one hour in the evening, two or three
times per week; main study English
time TO begin 1st Of October. Address
+. 20i, care this office.
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UNION STATION NJ. Z. CHURCH (TWEN-
ty-fo,,rth and N Streets)-Rev. r. NJ. MAXEi,
pastor Preaching at II A. NJ by Rev. T., G.;
JOHNSON, D. D., OF the Union Theological
Sanitary and at S p. NJ. by Rev. w. S.
CAMPBELL. secretary OF the Virginia Bible
. I.
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TRUNKS.

H. W. RouNTRNn &, BRO. TRUNK
AND BAG CO.. Retail and Repairing.
Fourteenth and Broad streets f.8
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WANTED, A BRIGHT BOY. ABOUT II
years old, to learn plumbing. Apply at
A23 West Broad Street.
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
for nrst-class line of reliable magic
stock and poultry remedies for Viz
elnia. Maryland and Delaware. MAGIC
FOOD CO, Chattanooga Tenn
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TWELFTH ST.. NJ! s-T1RsT,cL1A.s;5s
board and rooms Mt lIANES HOUSE,
400 N. Twelfth Street. Terms reason
able. G
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UNTIL AUGUST 18TH, UNLIMITED
scholarships, admitting to classes at any
time. will be issued at 20 per cent dis
count. Full particulars upon request.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE,
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WANTED By REGISTERED DRUG
gst. a good position; Is years expert
ence. can give satisfactory reference.
Address G., ISL. care this office.
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SOLICITORS & statesmen.

WANTED. SALESMAN Al.READ
travelling to sell linseed oil and paints on
liberal commission; no samples. Ad-
dress Box 209, Richmond. Va.
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WANTED, a FIRST-C1.ASS PLUMBER,
no other need apply, at 62O L. Main. j..
w. SARGANT.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN cHURcH-REv
RUSSELL CECIL, D. D.. tpastor.-Seryices at
II A. NJ No services Sunday night. Sunday
school at 9:45 A. NJ. Wednesday lis p. NJ.
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OPPORTUNITIES

A RARE BUSINESS ( OPPORTUNITY
for large profits to small and large In
yestors. Full particulars Address Y. T..
r.. g. Nj CO., p. o. Box 101,. Petersburg,
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POSITION WANTED BY EXPERI-
cnccd stcnographcr. from five to six
hours work per day Address .. pa,
care this office.
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Observation-Disclosures

Y GIlAPIER-YOUNG LADY, Elk
perienced stenographcr. rapid and nccu-
rate, with several years experiences, de-
sires permanent situation: familiar with
general office work: best of references.
Address l.. 202. care this Office.
WANTED. POSITION AS TEACHER
in private family of small children in
English branches. For other Informal
ton address Miss w. Box GO, New
SONS, Southampton county. Va
la e. oe,iion Govcr I h otH ~
references given. Address 64l Alabama
Street, Bristol, Tenn.
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~ EPISCOPAL. IIIl I-T---TI n --1-IT-
ST. PAUL's cHuRcH-DIyINE SERVICE
at II A. NJ. and $3.50 r. NJ. conducted by Rev.
" DUDLEY POWERS, Of Flint. Mich.
Strangers always welcome.
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CENTENARY METHODIST CHUR G II
(Grace Street. between Fourth and Fifth
Streets)-Rev. ". ]. YOUNG, D. d., pastor
Services and sermons by the pastor at II 4.
Nj and SIS p. NJ Morning subject. #l'Work
and Play; evening subject Has las Every Man IN
His Price, Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ. All
all ora inv or B.. 2
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WEST END CHRISTIAN CHURCH ION
Morris between Main and Floyd Avenue)-.
Preaching by Rev. JAMES S. THOMAS. OF
Lynchburg to- morrow at II a, NJ. and S:l5 =.
NJ Electric fans. Eel .aa-
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT, A FARM or
about one hundred acres: suitable for
dairy and poultry; Northsde preferred
Address J. 40 care this Office,
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GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH lCOR.
ner Grace and Fousheo streets)-Rey. cl HAS;
at $50 A.. NJ Preaching at ii A. NJ. by Rev.
j. W. DURHAM. Services at sis p. n. Mt
the Casino, under auspices Of City Mission,
conducted by Rev. j. W. DURHAM. Prayer
Iceeting "Wednesday At S:l5 2. NJ.
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WANTED, WORK IN CITY OR SU-
burhs. care Of horses, etc; private house,
{ by young man, 90 years old; or on farm
{ near city. Address e. %, care this Office.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-08
FILES ON The KLAMATH BASIN.
Government Secures Itself Against
Spectators In irrigation Tract. :

Government Secures Itself Against
Spectators In irrigation Tract. :
Salem -. The United States govern.
ment has filed in the office OF State
Engineer John IL. Lewis, notice OF
intention TO appropriate all the unused
waters Of Malheur river and OF the
Klamath basin. This notice is given
under the irrigation act passed by the
last legislature, and serves to prevent
any water rights which will conflict
with the governments needs. The
government has three years within
which to file It's plans and begin the
construction OF its irrigation system.
The filing OF the notice gives the gov
ernment protection against speculators
during that time.
A. r. Black, OF Eugene, has tiled in
the Office OF the state engineer notice
OF his appropriation OF the waters of
Waldo lake, In Lane county, for irriga-
tion purposes. His notice was filed in
the Office of the county clerk OF Lane
county, but under the new law II must
be filed in the office Of the state engin-
eer also.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-08
Might Burn Up Town.

Astoria--The new crude oil tank of
the Standard Oil company, in this city
has received its baptism by the oil tank
steamer Asuncion pumping 5000 gall
Ions OF crude oil into it, there being no
opposition from any Of the city author
tiles, Notwithstanding the general dis
cnssion by the council that 1t would be
a serious menace TO the safety OF the
adjacent property, and might be the
cause OF fire that would destroy q
large portion OF the city. II is un-
doubtedly located in position that il
II should get afre during one OF the
regular summer Northwest winds, the
entire city would be menaced.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-08
Spectators are Shut Out.

Salem-State land officials are ex-
ceedingly well pleased by the decision
OF the secretary OF the interior, to the
effect that the state can select indemni.
ty land for all state school lands inside
forest reserves. While the department
has held that the state may select in
demnity land for both surveyed and
unsurveyed sections, the state will have
little opportunity to select indemnity
on surveyed sections for the reason that
these sections were bought up by spec
ulators before the state land board
learned that the government proposed
to create the reserves.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-08
PORTLAND MARKETS.

Wheat = Club, soc per bushel +;
bluestem, 90@91c; valley, S5@S7c.
Oats No. / white, feed, $4,000
per ton; gray, $4,000.
Hay Timothy, $14@16, per ton
clover, $l1@l2; grain, $l1@12; cheat,
$l1@12.
Eggs-0regon ranch, 1S@1S16c doz.
Butter-Fancy creamery, ,17h@21Ac
Apples--Table, 81 .50@2.50 per box.
Strawberries-0regon, 5Oc@$1 20 per
crate.
Potatoes, odd, $1@1.15; new pota-
toes, Ia @2c per pound.
Hops-l904, 2S& @25c per pound.
Wool--Choice, Eastern Oregon, best,
l9@2Sc per pound; valley, 271S@29c
per pound; mohair, S1@S2kc per
pound. -.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-08
Putnam Remalns State Librarian.

Salem--J. b. Putnam has been elect
ed state librarian by the judges of the
Supreme court, under the provisions Of
the act Of the last Legislature. Hereto
fore the librarian has been elected by
the legislature. The last legislature
was of the opinion that the library
should be under the control Of the Su-
preme court, and gave the court power
TO employ librarian who would serve
during the pleasure OF the court. Mr..
Putnam has been state librarian for 20
years, having been elected the first time
by the legislature Of 1885.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-08
State Land Sale.

Salem-The state land board has de-
cided to sell to the highest bidder all
the school sections in the portion of
the Warner mountain reserve that were
recently restored to entry. There are
9,720 acres of school land in the tracts
restored. Sealed bids for the land will
be received by the state land board at
its meeting on the second Tuesday in
July. When the government withdrew
its lands from entry for the purpose OF
creating forest reserves in Klamath and
Lake counties, the state withdrew from
sale all state school lands in the same
tract.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-08
Wood Washes AWAY.

Lebanon--A slight rise in the San
tiam river at this place caused the
breaking of the boom which had been
placed in the river to hold the cord
wood fioated down the river to the
paper mill at this place, and about
1000 cords of wood fioated down the
river. 1t is not probable that any
great amount of it can be saved at
points below here, and the loss to the
mill company will be about $4,000. A
few hundred cords were lost by the mill
in similar way last fall. 1t was be-
lieved the boom was much stronger.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-08

Mediord-With $1,000 taken out in
the first two days after the strike in the
Opp mine, and the rich ore promising
to continue, the find in this once re-
jected mine looks like bonanza equal
to the famous Gold Hill ore of early
days. Should the rich streak continue
even 20 feet, which will apparently be
the case, 1t will yield at least $3.50, 900.
The ledge is seemingly a continuous
one of wire gold bearing quartz.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-06-08
TAX ON rRAvgLINo srock.
Supreme cour, VIII Pass on Validity
of Recent Law.

oi HeCont law
Salem--A suit has been brought In
Lake county TO test the validity Of the
act Of the last legislature specifying the
manner In which livestock shall be as
sessed and the taxes thereon shall be
paid. The new law provides that when
livestock Ia assessed, the tax shall be
then paid or secured at the rate OF levy
for the preceding year, and that when
such stock is driven into another coun-
ty for pasturage, II shall be assessed
there and the owner shall pay tar TO
that county according to the time the
stock was pastured therein. The owner
can recover from the first county such
portion OF his tax as he paid TO the sec
ond county.
The purpose Of the law was 10 place
q restriction upon the driving Of stock
into this state from other states, or
from one county TO another, the object
being 10 lessen the range troubles.
A suit was brought by Lake county
10 enforce the payment Of the tax, and
the defendant set up by demurrer that
the law is unconstitutional because II
requires payment OF tax at n rate diff
ierent from the rate charged upon other
classes Of property. II is understood
that the court sustained the demurrer
and that the case will be appealed TO
the Supreme court at once, 20 that the
question may be settled.