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Cotton Seed Oil.

Memphis April 6.-Cotton seed oil, car- load lots. prime crude, 20Ac; prime sum mer yellow, 23Ac; choice cooking 32c cot ton seed meal and cake, s21M21. .50
 New York April 6--Cotton seed oil barely steady; prime yellow. 25Q25lac. Pe- troleum steady Resin firm; strained. com mon to good, s3.O71aG3. 10 Turpentine firm.
 New Orleans, April 6.-Cotton seed oil firm. Prime refined in barrels. 251ac; off refined. in barrels 2415c prime crude. loose 20c
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MstaI Market.

New York, April 6.-Iead unchanged at $4.5Oq4.6O in the local market, and spelter firm. Iron closed at 54s 4d in Glasgow and at 49s in Middlesborough Quiet here. No. 1 foundry, northern. ST. .95611S. .25; No. ?, northern, l7.50a1s No. foundry, southern, and No. l southern soft, sl7.75 Q1S.25
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clearinus ani Exchanue.

New Orleans, April 6.--Clearings. s3.- 231,759; New York Exchange bank, s1.00 per $1000 premium; commercial paper, 75 cents per S100o discount.
 Memphis, Tenn. April 6.-Clearings, $Sc4,643; balances, $165,6S5.
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Chicaqo Chanue.

Chicago, April 6.-Reactions from feaI os an acute squeeze in that it weakened the market today following higher prices early. July closed Ad1c lower. May though ss higher is 1ss below the top fig u-es of the day. Corn Is 1snA lower oats down 9s, and provisions off 21a tc 12ibc.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Ire ,eury Statement

Washington, April 6.-Today's treasury reserve, exclusive of the gold reserve, shows: Available cash balance, sl42,06s 6s3 gold, $71,646,0s4.
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Coffee Market,

New York. April 6.-Spot Rio steady; No [ invoice. 7sse; mild steady; cordova. l0@1Sc. \
 Futures onened steady at unchanged
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Seahoard Air Line.

Baltimore, Md, April 6.-Seaboard Air Line common 1S1s@1s1s; do preferred, ss1s @391s.
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Hermitage, sign writer. has moved across the street to Vulcan sign shop. 219 N. 20th st.
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RAILWAY SCHEDULES

Showing the arrivai ani departura ,t passenger trains at the union sfatIor, Birmingham:
 (Eifec'-ve January B. s;Oo D. m.)
 Louisville and Nashville Railroad
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Local stap.s Groceries. Corrsct"d daily by B. F. Roaen Gro

LoLaI Stap,s IFoceFTe9s (Corrscted daily by B. F. Roden Grocery
 C6mpanyJ sugar-Granulato-, eh; r. C., 5K. Flour-Fancy patent. ss.7b; half patent x.7s
 Coffee - Green. 16613c: Arbuckle .. Porto Rico. $l3.55. Meat-Dry salted ribs, sA; dry salted rib bellies Sh: hams, fancy, 12A; me- dium 109l; extra clears, S7s bacon bellies 11A
 Lard-Leaf, 9lc Compound Lard-Snowdrift. 6A. Molasses-Ce 15d35c sugar house 40c: Georgis cane. s6c Beans-Navy s2.40 per bushel; Lima, Glkc per pound.
 Peari Grlts-s2 popnjs. q co.
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Loyeman c Co.'S Market Letter.
By H. & B. Beer.

oy H. G b. Heer.
 The decline in the market reflects
 change in sentiment at New York, trad-
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New orIe ms cotton Market.

New Orleans, April 6.-Spot cotton in good demand at full prices. Sales, 446O bales, Including 1150 to arrive and 200 f. O. b. Futures opened steady with prices to points higher on better Liver pool than expected and somewhat unfa- vorable weather conditions over portions of the cotton belt A brisk movement soon carried prices down, May closing 13 points 10 TAO, and finally recovering to 7.49. The market closed dull with prices net to points lower.
 New Orleans, April 6.-Cotton futures quiet and steady. April, TAO bid; May 7-la7.42; June. 7.4l@7.43; July, 7.Hm7 .; August, 7.44M7. 46; September 7.4707 4J> October. 7.53@7.54; November, 7.55@7 57; December. 7576l7.59
 New Orleans, April G-Cotton steady; ; sales, 445O. Ordinary, 3 1-16c; good ordi- nary SAC; low middling 7c mlddling, 11ac; good middling, 77sc; middling fair, b-l6c; receipts, s70S stock 224291.
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Feed Stuff. (Corrected daily by the Birmingham Gram Comuanyl

Cemrany.) Corn. No. 2 mixed, ? or bushel sacks. 6lm67c. Oats, No. ?, mixed, 4Sc; No. white, 44c. Wheat bran, 80 or 1J0, s22. Cotton seed feed meal. s2; prime s22 5o Purina food. S26. Corn chops. s1 .05. Corn heartr, $21.00. Shorts. 100 pounds s23.5oGN Hnlls. bales. 20d32Isc. Hulls, sacks. B 1-3c. Hay, choice timothy, si650; No. tim othy, s15; Johnson grass. S1200; clover, s16.
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Fruite an. Produce.

Fruits an. Produce. Corrected daily by C. r. Bell < Co. .0iI
 Morris avenue.) Lemons-Per box, extra choice, $3q3 % Limes-Per 100. ;l.26.
 Bananas-Per bunch. 75e0Js1.75, Apples--Per barrel, Greetings. Baldwin 3.2t43.5 50 Russets, 8. 50GI3 .75, California navel oranges. $2.75. Peanuts--Faney, per pouno. 6he; Nc 55kc,
 Cranberries-Boxes, .$2.
 Potatoes-lrish potatoes, per bushel 55 to COG.
 Sweet Potatoes-CuilDian. per barrel. s2.50; Dooy vans, per bushel, sl.25; seed per bushel. sl.50.
 Florida Caloa. e-Per crate, S2.00 10 $22; Cabbage-Per pound. IF to 1&c. Rutabaga turnips. 1lsc per pound. OnIons-Per pound. 2Ac Turkeys-Live. 15e; dressed. Y to 1sc Hens--30@35; chickens, 25m30c Butter Fresh. l5qI20c; renovated. 26c. Eggs-Per dozen, Ice. Florida Beans-Per crate, $2.50. Florida Squash-Per crate, s2.50. Florida Cucumbers-Per crate, g. < Florida Tomatoes-Per crate, $3.50Q4. Florida Celery-Per crate. s3.50Q4. Florida Strawberies-Per quart, 20025c Peas White, per bushei. sl.351i 50; clay. per bushel, s1q1.l5.
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CLOSING STOCK LIST,

Sales. High. Low Close.
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Total sales for the day, ,57s, 800 shares.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-11-17
scH OIL REPORTS.

Following is the report OF the
Phoebe Primary School for the
month ending Ney. 10, 1905.
Number of pupils enrolled during
the month, 36, males 20,
females 16. Per cent Of attendance
during mouth, males 9S, females 80
average 98.
Following is j lisi Of pm lis WHO
have missed 10 time during The
month
Thes Wheatley walter g rrisou
Mrtha Lynch Lena Frank
Rose Suocesti Clara Garrison
The following pupils have missed
no time since scho0 started
Halord Clark Joar rice
Herman Middleton Frual Warner
Floyd Campbell Daniel FranG
Victor Velland Mamie Orr
Rap Goodrich Islbel Nesbiti
Willie Whealey Matte Orr
zelpha Middleton Ella Hulse
Angelic d pedrini Mari m LIoy
Lloyd Christian len, Welland
Mnude Go, auer, Teacher
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-11-17
CONTRACT. To Audit
County Books.

Notice is hereby given, that the Roar, n,
0ounty Commissioners, Of Lincoln County st,t
oi NeY'da, viii lei contract to Audit the aools
OF al ON er Lincoln County from III tir,tdat
OF JaauAry, A. D. 1876. up to and incl ding t,,.
nrs' gay Of September, A. d. 1865, respectively.
said contract will be let as is by law IA sucb
cases made aud prov ded Ia ace 4rlance with ,ec.
ton 'ui'
blds must be flea with the CLERK Of
.ala board on or before the sb day OF
se@oer, A, D. 1906, TO be let by said Board Al
their regular meeting on the 9Th day Of November
1906
said contractor will be required to give a bond
denominstod, by ssid Board for the feitbful per.
formsrce Of the contra t.
me Board Of 0qun'y Commissioners reserves
me right to reject my and al bids.
H, GooDRlCH, Clerk
hagehe G rich, Deputy
First issue Sept l5h, 1905.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-11-17
20 ice { rediters.
In the Fourth judicial Dis.
trict Court of the State
of Nevada, in and for
the County of
Lincoln,
In the matter of the estate

III Tue iUttltt pi 1 lF tSlUl0
OF
Mrs Annie Deck, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned was on the 18th day of
August, A. D. 1906, duly appointed,
and on the 29th day OF August, 1905
duly qualified by the Fourth Judic-
ial District Court of the State OF
Nevada in and for Lincoln County
as the administrator of The estate OF
Mrs Annie Deck, deceased.
All creditors haylng cloims against
said estate are required 10 file the
same, with proper vouchers aud
statutory atidapits attached, with
| he Glera OF sa,d court, wituin foul
weese from the first publication oI
this notiee JOHN ii DECK,
Administrator
Dated. Aug, %, 1906
Caas. Lee Hotsey,
Attorney Tor Administrator
Date Of fir publication, Sept. lst
1905.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-11-17
ooosE-NEsTEo OUT.

In many Of the mining camps OF
tLe west may be found innumerable
shallow shafts, of regular size at the
nm hut running to point at the
bottom. In mining parlance such
holes in the ground are termed
naoose-nests," aud it may we'll be
said that those sinking them have
been "goose- nested out" and for
the reason that, in prospect develop
ment the miner could go no further
because of lack of room to work in.
In the beginning of the sinking
Of sach shaft. the prospector, or
miner, as the case nay be, starts
out full Of h,pe and confidence. At
the color the shaft is of regulation
size. A little ways down . boulder
comes in and It's removal would in
yolve considerable labor, so it is al
lowed to remain. A few feet further
on another boulder is encountered
aod this. also, is lfl unmolestel
the rosull being that tie siz of The
shaft, ty this hwe, is materially
dimiris O her bouidors" butt in
to the Game" from time to time un-
til The shaft-iligger finds that he
his harlN 4tnatHg room let alone
any room for coutim q HnIing,and
he must either remove the boulders
and slraig ton out his shaft, or dis
continue further operation at his
poiat Asa matter of ftc, he is
"soose-n stad" out, aul All his lninr
has been for npuabt
IJt pifait Of be mining in
dusry more osuesfiIg" is TO-
be found than Is merely ssoeiated
with SHAFT sink, g, ad b5alders Of
various kinds gre encountered 1t
tales a man Of grit and determine
ton to manage mining proposi,
successfully Some mine managers
are fuil Of enthusiasm in the start
and until difficulties thni are bou d
to occur in any mining enterprise
They are evaded and ignored, in-
stead of being removed at the
proper time; but still they me ever
in painful evidence, ard the manag-
er continues along these lines until
he is virtually ''goos-nssted out, "
the mine is closed down, and the
property involved is declared to be
emo good and valueless.
Poor judgment, shiftlessness, care
lessness aud laziness, all combined,
are involved in the makeup OF the
"goose hester" Such a man is not
miner, but failure. He is in
competent to manage the affairs OF
mining company or of individuals.
He is detriment to the camp in
which be may operate, and
is responsible for the "black eye"
that has unmerited, been given to
the mining industry in many
localities in the west.-Salt Lake
Mining Review.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-11-17
{. p. Gordon & Co

For information Of any kl'd,
geological reports, ore occurrences
etc, of the best mining camp in Ne
vada Write. None but merltori-
GUS properties handled.
E. p. GORDON,
Phoebe, Nev.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-11-17

Rose Folconer, Teacher.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-11-17
FOR SALE

One six room house aud FIVE lots,
with stable and woodshed; situated
on Panaca Flat9 For particulars
inquire of Geo 0. Sawyer, Phoebe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10

II YOU hlt mo just once III bit yea
back Just the same ms ! am going 70
paste this MEn"
So saving he drew back and gave
the sign. which WIS one of lhonn
nnw patent color afGelra. a iremsnd-
Gus crack. which aIfnHhed II Into
hundred pieces. After doing THIS
Iendfiek threw out his chest,
turned to hts partner and said
What DO YOU think Of that,
Bul2"
"nnl" thought II was great aud
the two proceeded on their way
down the street. They were soon
oyerinken. however. by officer Mel
son. who put them under arrest.
They pleaded very earnestly win
the officer at the station and finally
he allowed them 20 20 II they would
pay for tho sign. which they did.
hendricks hand was badly cut.
Last Wednesday evening Ballard
Lodge Of the Fratefnal Brotherhood
held a basket social and a eompeti-
tive drill Al their hall Ia Ballard. A
prize was offered to the woman
bringing the pretticst basket and
also u prize 70 the winning team.
The prize for The prettieat basket
was awarded % Mrs x NJ grok. Of
Fremont. Tho teams competing for
the prize In the driii contest were
the Escort team. OF Rainier Lodge.
r. F. -. Of Seattle. under Captain
Tomlluann. and the Escort team
from Myrtle Lodge No. if3. Of Ere
mont. under Captain x NJ Grnk
After a very spirited dflll. In which
both teams showed some very pref
~ movements the judges awarded
the prize 10 the team from Fremont
Each team was composed Of 10
members. eight women aud eight
men
Quite a sum was realized by Ral-
lard lodge from the sale Of the hhH-
keta. The evenings enjoyment con
cluded with a social dance until
midnight
The deal will soon be closed and
the large strip IT land known aa
block 9. Gilman addition. fronting
on Salmon bay. will be sold
The two parties 20 the contract
are the New England Land com
pany. represented By u u Gilman.
ard the Mullen ShiuElr company al
Ballard. The price 10 be paid is
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AT Ballard

Clifford Lendrlck. a lahorer. pro-
eeoded' 10 put Neis olsona saloon
out Of business Sunday night by
showing his partner how hard he
could hit. He started on the out
side. however instead Of the inside
of the saloon.
About 10 o'clock Sunday night
T.endrlek and his pal. nm. as he
called him. came walking up ballard
avenue, taking up both sides Of the
street They we're having "a very
hot argument and "nili" was max
INK known the fact 10 Lendrick that
he WAS not as good a man as he
was and that he could make more
money In ono day than Lsndrick
could In a month. lie further stat
ed that n there vas anyone who
would like "a dispute the fact he
would hit him In the Jaw
Lendrick hearing hia partner
speak in such Dragging tones about
himself. thought he would ahow him
what kind Of stuff he was made OF
lie rolled up hia coat sleeve and
doubling up bis fist be turned 70 bis
partner aud said
Now mn. let me tell Yuu some
thing II you think foe = moment
YOU can hand me anything. you are
badly mistaken Now watch. liil.
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NEWS OF the
STATE

CHARGED with the betrayal Of 8
girl named Weaver. Of Gentfaiia,
e. II Carmel n In jail. Carmel was
married few days ago 10 the
daughter of sam MaaHingham. Of
Adna.
A BIO FIRE damaged the resi-
denre OF u. Il. Bleaeoli. of Auburn.
on Monday morning. This is the
first fire IN Auburn for many years.
FIVE worthless checks for SIS
each were passed by woman and
caahod by five different Everett
merchants on Saturday evening. The
woman was not caught
CHARGED with attempt 10 muir
der. Publisher White OF the Port
Gamble Times viii be brought 10
trial. Tho sheriff who shot at
white. said that he did 80 because
White was drawing a bead on an
other man with a Winchester rifle,
SENATORS Ankeny and Piles ar
rived In Ellonabufg late Sunday
night They stated that what the
valley really needed was more wa
ter.
A PLEA Of guilty OF manalaagh-
ter was entered by Joe Kachiaki on
Monday afternoon ia the superior
court at Chehalis before Judge Rice.
kacbiski IL charged With the kill
ing Of joe Bonnet. AZ Pc Ell ON
Sunday night The victim Was Kill
81 with a club and rocks
THE farewell meeting Of the
Presbyterian Synod Of Washington
was held on Monday night AZ Ho-
qaiam. The puipits q all the Hoo
GUAM and Aberdeen churches were
filled with visitors.
BENJAMIN CAMPBELL. fourth
vice president 81 the Great North
ern railroad. who was In Everett for
time on Monday. stated that the
complaints made 10y Everett fisher
men concerning the unfair rates
would be investigated BY him per
sonaily.
THE two boys. Albert Frankie
and Rowland Gibbs. who were GA
fhe Great Northern train when Il
u a. held up and xho helped one Of
the robbers board the train. enjoyed
a few hours liberty on Monday
night They were released early In
the evening aud were not located
sEaln until II o'elock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10

Political infiuance. votes or the
long green aru the prices demanded
from him who would make crime a
business in the large city
sapposh q man wants 10 open n
gambling house and a speaksasy--
the two always 80 together. tie tn
forms the ward politician 81 some
enc else thar can 50 20 the front
The man with the pail ihea goes to
the agent representing either the
superintendent OF police OF the d.
rector OF the department Of public
safety.
When the gambling horse Is
opened the policeman ca The beat
reports the place 90 the lieutenant.
who reports il to the captain. aud
tAa captain to the superintendent.
Next day the captain wlil drop In
and see Billy. the proprietor.
By the way. Billy. he'll quietly
ask. whose beer ars you kuiuE to
buy
"0h. an gulng 70 buy from h"
No. buy from T.. Dout forget
that Coed day
And II BILLY buys his beer from
D. his place Is closed. OF AZ any
rate be 10 not allowed 20 keep open
unless he buys from t..
The beer question u an Important
che. fer the dsalef Who IL permit
ted BY the officials 70 sell 70 Illegal
places always charges more FOR the
liquor. and this additional charge
goes 70 the graft repository.
DEMAND CASH OR INFLUENCE
II the man who wants 20 start a
gambling house or spcateasy does
not have n pun with the ward poll
fician. II he can't shnw he has any
thing at the last election. be has
simply got 90 pat up The cash. In a
remote portion Of town. wherr bust
ness la not - good. ~ mus, agree
t. pay over 80 PER cent u the ~
ecipta % the place n he wants 10
operate IN the best portion % town.
the percentage r. 81 The amount
varies In different cities. but an
eqHal division usually gives the
bespeF Of a gambling house a good
proposition
In opening houses % ~ fame the
method Il similar The would be
proprietrass must first appeal 10 her
friends generally someone who has
some political Influence. He goes 20
the front" and gets the permission.
Collections follow az regular inter
yals BY the man authorized. Like
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10
ny AMOS A. pAcHRoTH.
- policeman OF AlIeghony


Written especially FOR The star.
ALLEGHENY, Ia. Although 1
have produced the greater proper
ton 81 the testimony IN the anti
sraft crusade IN this city. | do not
srafess 70 know al about the sys=
i.ms. OF graft that have been IN OPP
Grafton ia Tits city or other cities.
Shaving been ON the police force OF
Allegheny for eight years. ! would
have been blind. indeed. II had not
become wamlliaf with the mndas
mental principles % the methods by
which upwards % s20a,eo0 was cal-
lectcd annually from those given
permission to commit crime.
Il has been my observation that
no ILLEGAL house nor no Illegal bush
rfas - conducted for any length OF
time in any city without the pre-
nrietnr paying toll Ia some one for
; standing between him and the
strong hand of the law.
Policemen. too. "a rule, are not
the persons 70 peach. No words
were ever truer than that one hon
est policeman can put the whole
force ON the bum BY 'neachiuE on
me rest. Hut BEING A POLICE
MAN Is SoT A BUSINESS THAT
DIRECTLY TENDS TOWARDS
HONESTY at least. Il will not en-
nance his hopes Of heaven. A man
may 80 on the force POOR he may
Kn on ths force STRAIGHT he j.
APT TO LEAVE 1T NEITHER
THE GAME or GRAFT.
A system ot grating from crimi-
nals IS net Invented Il = handed
down from one generation o. Off
Gals 70 another. And L Il a system
jrst a. truly az banking Il system
The revenues come IN from AL TIE
different sources and flow towards
the. common treasury. whence ths
dhathuficn Is made 10 different
inifxiduais and different purposes,
Just ~ Il were. 10 the stockholders
In bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10

The first strenuous time hat Bal
lard has Witnessed foF ioug time
hnpneusd on Saturday and sunday
nights. Everybody fell OF the
water wagon" ard the glad shouts
of the thirsty ones rams through The
air
Jimmie Nay and John Comfort
man started the excitement BY have
Ing sfree for-aif' en- the sidewalk
la front q the Social bar. Prank
Meglow met too many friends who
had known him when he vas n boy
and the consequences was that h.
toak up too uuch room and was
arrested along with the pngiilsis.
The Nay Cnmfortman fiEht. which
tack place on ths sidewalk. started
over an argument. as usual Both
OF the men had too much abegze-
aboard. and 10 the heat ~ The ar.
sarnaut Nay struck CuufaFtmnu In
TIE Jaw. eomfuftmau then went
outside and waited far SaN. and
" hen he showed up saiied into him
and the t9o had u out. They were
arrested and MAJ WAS fined 81 and
costs. enmfoftfnan proved that Nay
started the fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10
MAyHaHS
Scrdggly

Do you like up Then Why be cen.
tsuted With it2 Have To bc2 on,
mol Just put on Ayers Hair Vigof
and have long, thiek hair; soft. evrn
hair; beautiful hair. without q single
gray line in u. Have little pride.
Keep young Just as long a. you can.
Sold for over 90 years. aY..e e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10
81. virus DANCE

Yields quite readily 90 the soothing
and stgenKi heninn Influence OF Df.
Hiies &cFyime. because u u q pure
~ nervous affection. Even the
ehtnnic form. while often stubborn.
lH eventually cured hy It's peraiHs
tent use. Sold - druggists on q
guarantee that FIRST bottle vii ben
eft or money refunded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10
Astonishing Sys-
tenn of Collecting
Tribute From the
Criminals in a Big
Csy

Amos \. nachroth. the cN-poliee-
man of Allcgheny. who filed the
.rlsinal graft charges In the great
rraft euraade. that iod 90 the con
vletinn OF the superintendent OF no
~ ana the indictment OF thu IL
rector Of the Department OF Public
safety. as we'll as the arrangement
81 Other public officials. has been
requested 70 tell the story of grau
A. il il seen by those who are forced
Is carry out the orders OF "the- man
higher-up. 49, Editer1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10

A GOLD NINE was discovered by
a couple of Mount Vernon citizens
while hunting near Decatur. about
a week ago. The gold was dlscov-
cred under an old tree. II Is said
70 be worth about SIS to the ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10

Councilman Mullen introduced HE
ordinance providing for the condem-
nation uf The triangle at Third and
NssIer far a public comfort station.
An ordinance providing for giving
water to Contractor Mcclellan Tor
c1cayailnE the new city jail site Al
the rate 81 SIC for Loco 0o0 gallons
vas introduced. The water can be
usod only when there is a surplus
for domestic purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10

SAN FRASctsCo. oct. s.-JndEe
seaseeii today appointed a receiver
for the Nelson Britt fight pictures.
over which Nolan and Cofffoth are
waRfnE a legal battle. An appeal
viii be taken by Coffroth. 4 $4,000
bond was furnished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10

The ship California, which leaves
with careo Of lumber for west
coast ports Of south America. sign
ed on her crew thia morning. She
Will put TO sea Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-10

) II CHILDREN N UNION.
! CHICAGO. Oct 10 For the
!. first time. the II children 81
y ). n. Middleton and bis wife
! sat together with their parents
} Al n reunion dinner yrEier-
! DAY. The children. ranging In
b age from 10 81. came from
) Illinois. Minnesota. Wisconsin.
! Indiana and Arizona.