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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-17

There are so many reasons to be ad-
yanced for tine removal of the county
seat from Hawthorne to Goldfield that
it is difficult to comprehend why there
should be the slightest opposition, even
among those who reside in the northern
end of the county. Before the remark
able discoveries of gold in this section
the entire southern portion OF Esmer-
aida county was practically a barren
waste and was scarcely considered in the
annual levies of the commissioners. So
that in establishing the seat OF govern
ment in the northern end OF the county
yers g there was no injustice done.
Conditions have very materially
changed since then, however. With the
remarkable development of the mines OF
the Goldfield district and the influx of
people the logical center of the county
has shifted to the south. The great bulk
of county business, both legal and official,
is transacted in connection with the
mines and prospects OF this camp. Tn
der conditions obtaining at present it is
an expensive and trying trip to the pres
ent county seat. The cost of travelling
is extremely high; in taking witnesses
down to Hawthorne ~litigants are put to
All expense that. in many cases, becomes
such a hardship that a resort to law in
cases where a litigant has a genuine
grievance and is honestly trying to Sc
cure his rights, is impracticable law
yers and others who have business at the
county seat are compelled to lose a great
amount of time in addition to travelling
between this end of the county and Haw-
thorne. These are but a few of the
many arguments that could be brought
to bear in support Of the contention that
the seat OF government should be re-
moved.
In the future the income of the county
will, in great measure, come from taxes
collected from the mining companies
and property owners of this camp. In
view of these facts there should be no
determined fight made against the re-
movai OF the seat Of government. Let
those who bear the burden OF taxes have
those advantages which rightfully be-
long to them and give us the county seat
here.
The question OF sentiment should not
be considered at all. Removal of the
county seat to GoldtieId is in conformity
with the demands of business and JUS
tice. The county seat must come to
Goldfeld eventually, and the present
legislature may as well have the honor
OF accomplishing this inevitable result
as the one of 1907.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-17
BIG MILL PROJECTED.
Strong Company Is row P~erfectins
Its Plans.

Plans for one of the most extensive
milling projects in this district have
been developed to the point where it can
be definitely that they will be
carried through. The mill is to be OF ~
stamps and will have ii daily capacity ol
at least 100 tons. 1t is to be butt by the
III. l.. Frank company Of Butte, Mont,
and the ~"ganlZation has the financial
strength to- carry out the project ON the
large scale when has been planned.
The enterprise is backed by H. l..
Frank vi Butte, a capitalist, owner of
heavy mining interests there and of ex-
~teusive GOA properties i'll Canada
Associated with him are heavy moneved
interests OF Paris. sir. Frank visited
Goldield about ten days ago to make
a personal investigation OF the district.
He came somewhat skeptlcai, but went
away an enthusiast, believing that the
camp offeys the greatest possible induce
nlenis for investment and ready to back
hi belief with his money.
o.. X. Potter. manager, and Frank
EnZenoPerger, superintendent of on
structiun, who are thorough and eXper-
ient.d mlllmen, are the local represen-
tat..es oil the II. l.. Frank company and
na, been here paving the way Tor the
big Milling enterprise tor several weeks
Now they are in a position to state that
it il Il sure 20 and tnat already the nee
essary capital has been subscribed to
knrry it through.
MIR. Enzensperger left yesterday
morning for san Francisco to buy and
ship iii the machinery necessary for Il
complete testing mill, suitable to work
five-ton samples. This will be installed
at the earliest date possible and it is the
intention OF the conn any to make a
thorough test of the ores Of the district
to determine the most suitable process
to secAe the greatest percentage OF G
tractio1 .. Ii necessary all branches oil
ore reduction from amalgamation to chic
rinatIon Viii be taken up
1t is the %coinpany's present intention
to fut in a 40-stamp mill aud the plan,
will be equipped With the latest inn
proved machinery in every department
The location of the mill has moi been
decided on, several available sites being
under consideration.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-17

Rocky Canyon water. It's pure,
Coidfield Water Co..
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-17
Catholic Ladies' Dance.

The Catholic Ladies OF Goldfield will
give a grand ball on Washington's birth
DAY, "Wednesday evening, February 22d,
at Ladies' Aid hall. The proceeds viii
go to procure Il steel alloy bell for the
neH church. The object Of the dance is
a worthy one and a big crowd should
turn out to aid a good cause. Refresh
ments will be served in the hall. Tick
cts, 81 so; ladies free.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-17
Dissolution Of Partnership

Notice is hereby given that b. F. Shep-
herd has withdrawn from the firm of L..
p. McGarry & Co. of Amargosa. New, by
mutual consent, and that all debts due
said firm are to be paid to said l.. p. Nc
Garry, who is to pay all debts due by
said firm.
Dated at Amargosa, New, Feb. II, 1905
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-17
Pianos.

A large consignment OF high-grade
pianos just received. For sale or rent,
at f. Marks & Co.'S. flOtf
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-17

Rocky Canyon water. Where does
it come from? From the mains Of the
CoIdfieid Water Co..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
Scrcrdldube.

Dor Der Strdffdmmer in @0ttins
gen, 9annoper, fpur0e oteier Sage Elm
9eleiOigung5pro3eB berbanOelt, Ger Den
8epeis erbro9te, oaB in man9en Sc
genOen 0eutI6lanOS Der 9erenglaube
nod Die f96nIten 8liitben freibt. 9lg
oas &ino 0as Nr6eiters 2ampe in
Reqte6auIen zines Sages erfranfte,
5og Die mod iunge unO u%nerfabrene
Mhutter cine dltere Srau gu Hatbe.
9ieie mu9te ii9 geraoe bel Dem 9inoe
gu f9affen, ais Der Gbemann 2amps
in Die Stube trat. Sbne Weiteres
mari er 0ie alte Srau CUR Sbire bin
aus, neil man Tie i'm 9orfe fir cine
Sere belt. 4ls fi6 nun ser 3uitano
6es &tnOes 5ufdaig berf6limmerte,
cling Die Ru9ri6t pie Elm 2auffeuer
6ur6 &~eliebduIen un0 0ds bena9s
barte Siepers6aufen: v2ampes &inb
1T bebert." &ai9 tpuroe sic als cine
Dfluge Srau" befannte Srau Geuz
mann in 11slar ber6eigerufen, pel6e
Die 2umpe'f9en GbeIeute in Dem Glaus
BEN beitdrfte, baB Die r9ere" Dem
&inoe rpas ungetban" babe. Inter
9efusppfu5 puroe Damn 6a5 &inb
rbeiproden." 9Gs oas 9in0 balo BAR
auf geiuno puroe, glaubte natiirli6
Elm ieber, baB Dies Der Wifeni9aft Ser
Srau Reumann Su5uT6reiben lei. 9ua
8eoentli9e BEL Der ganaen Qffdre prr
aber, OuB iene 5ruu. Die man in Dem
@erbu3t Der 9ererei bate, tpegen Ser
ibr a~ngetbanen S9mu6 f6per err
frantic. sic bate erit gslegentli9 btes
fes 0orfaIes oapon &enntnib er6alz
ten, Dab man lie fir cine 9ere belt.
Sic ftelte ouber gegen Ben Gbemdnr
2ampe uno Die Srau Heumunn Strafz
ontrag. 0as 9eri6t berurtbeilte
e~riteren tpegen tpDrtli6er uno t6Gtz
li9er 8eleibigung gu % Marf @elb>
ftrafe, Srau &eumann er6ielt 5tpei
Wo9en 9efdngnib.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
c. RuCkelSlaQS,
...&edtsanwalt...
(Sraba EtaatsanpaIt)
323-325 Saoiaaa Srmf 0ebama'
TeIepbon (neu) $50.

11nb 10 febr aud bic gludfruse nud
8lumenpflanSen fir bas 9aus, beipns
bers ELLEN, N5aleen, @eraniums,
S9lIfelblumer, Ginerarias unb Bee
spnien, seitiessn lit, 10 pirb BEL Mei,
tenn Die grDbere @nSabl Der ~perldneten
Pflun5en, audi in Stdbten, fir ben
Saus9arten benubt, = mas au9 fir
ben augemsinen @barafter Der 9eime
elm erfreuli9es 3ei9en lit, fpneit es
esbt! Die meiIten bieier 8lumens
pflan5en perben i'm Mai unb SUM-
ausseieBt. Qu9 bier bebuupten bic
&pfen grDbtentbeils ben @orrun9;
aber audi @eraniums, 9etunien. 8eie>
ba (Misnpnette), .Stiefmiitter6en,
Su6iias unb biele onbere 9attungen
perben ftart angebaut unb erfreuen
bic 8epobner bes 9eims unb jebes
ause, bos fs iisbt.
Sas raf6e Wa6st6um Der 8lus
men5udt uIs @sidGft in unierem9uns
be lit INN 10 bemertenspertber, ols
elsi6seitis audi Die Dffentlide 8lus
men5u9t pielfa9 in ftGbtif6en Parts
einen 10 eepaltieen aufi9pung ses
npmmen Fat. Sabei iinb Die 8lumen
bod fir beinabe ale 3nede lebigli9
~2urusurtitel. Snfofern fam man
ben fteisenben 8egebr na9 ibnen AUDI
als Elm giintiges 3ei4en fir BEN
Wobltano betra6ten. Sn Sabren 9e@
f9dftli6en Srudes fGat audi Die
Na6fruse nu9 8lumen bebeutenb ab;
aber i'm @rpben unb 9anaen baben
Die lebten breibis Sabre nur Sort
i4ritt gebra9t. llnb gum She'll borf
man BARN ppbl uu9 Elm aunebmenbes
Sntereie u%nferes Publifums fir bas
S6Dne erbliden, alfo einen Gftbeti<
iden @oltsfortf4ritt!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
Gin eeoic9encr S6taf.

@leranbre Sumas, Der Siinsere,
bat ni9t nur in ieinen Stiiden einen
I9lagfertigen unb eeiitreiGen Wib
entfaltet, ipnbern puBte aud in ieiz
mem 2eben raid unb fem jehem @iBz
ipiel gu begeenen. Sin biibf9es Sei<
fpiel eraGblt @rtbur S. 9oDiOfon in
elmer unldngit enlightenment enslif9sn
8iosrapbie bes Si9ters. Gines Sus
ees iiBt er nit benz Si9ter unb Sra<
MATTER Mleranbre Spumet i'm Sbeaz
tire Srancais. Sin Stiid bon Soumst
pirb aufssfiibrt. ga iieht Dumas ei@
men 3uiduuer. Der feit f6Idft. Sc
ben Sie," 1agt er gu Soumst, rbos 1T
bic @irfung, bic Sbr Stiid ausiibt."
Den nG9iten Mbenb tpurbe SufGqig
elm Stiid bon Dumas seseben unb
pieberum sprrbe elm 6err fpG6renb Der
@ufibrung bonn S9laf i%iberndltist.
Gourmet fab nun ben Iusenblid CUR
&epan4e sefommen; er flppfte Sus
mas auf bic S9ulter unb foete:
r8itte, lieber Dumas, ibsrSeueen sic
fi4, baB Bel Sbrem Stiid 2eute sbenio
fanft f4lafen fOnnen, pie BEL benz msis
men," nNiat bo9," mar Dumas
fdneIe Mnttpprt, .bas 1T ia nod I'M.
Ter Greunb bon eeitern; Der 1T nod
gar ni4t aufgepa4t."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
Seitercs aus Der S1uIe.

Gus Seilbronn pirb beri9tet: Sn
einem S9ulaufiab iiber cine biitors
I9e periOnli3teit fdtte Elm S9iler
am S9lufe Die @enbung gebrau9t:
nN 9 ieinem Sobe ftarb er." Bdb>
renb bes unterri9ts LEFT Der 9ebrer
ben S9ilern bic t~iefiinnige Steas
gum allgemeinen GrgOBen por:
ngto, Tag mir einmal," fragt Der
2ebrer. als bas @efi6er fem @nbe
nebmen polte, einen Der Sungen, beis
fen 9eiterfeit DEFENDERS lebbaft lit.
viparum fpmmt Dir benin Die Stelle gar
10 ld9erli9 bor9"
Sa ma6t Der 9efragte elm pers
f9mibtes @eit9t unb plubt beruus:
vWeiPs fali9 lit; es mub beiben:
9 ieinem Sube iturb err"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
prs Didtrrs Do(t.
gSie Gin anteraebmeuoer gariier cine Werse
GamnIeg beidlipinOeIte.


Dor etipa orei Sabren fam zines
Soge8 ein Mann Namens Sules paps
in paris freuOeitrablenO gu feiner
6ausmeifterin unO fagte ibr triumz
p6iren0: er babe einen prd9ttgen Sc
legenbeit5fauF gema6t. 9a6ei Offnets
er Elm pddst un0 entna9m linn cine
fe6r Oefefte Sofel @uf Sic eritaunte
Srage ser 6ausmeifterin, mas Oenn an
Dem alien &leioungsitiid 10 Mertbpplz
les lei, erfldrte CT, oieie 9oie iei-
tpori6er CT Sotumente beIibe-bpn
teinem 9eringeren ais bon 8iftor
9ugo getragen nproen. Ser 8orfaQ
fpra9 ii9 i9neQ i'm @iertel berum,
uno pabs tpuroe bon allen Geiten be-
ftiirmt, Stiide bon DEN Spfen Oes be-
riibmten Mdnnes a63uldiIen. Gr fam
audi oieien SammlerpinI6en bereits
piqig na9, natiirli9 ni9t, pbne fi6
fir bieIe &eliquien geb0rig be5ablen
gu lafen. Obglei9 @iftor 9ueu, 10
groB er eu9 on 8ente ipar, bo6 an
&0rper nur 10 groB pie anoere ipar,
pollte Die 6p{e fein gn0e ne6men, unO
Yaps iebte Sen 9dn6el nit ibren
Stiiden pole 0rei Sabre lang u%nunterz
bro9en fort. Sn Der lebten 3eit aber
puroe er, our9 ben @rfolg ermutbigt,
gu ted uno pertaufte glei9 gun6e 9oz
fen6eine gu ettpa $18 bas Stiid. gu
fGqig tanlsn jiingft Orei 9erren ouz
iammen. bie je0er Elm fol6es 8ein err
ftan6en batten, un0 ais eifrige Samms
Ter ribmten lie elmer Dem anoeren i6re
neue @rperbung. Man fann ii9 benz
fen, pie eritaunt lie paren, als lie
babel gu Osm SOLUBLE fdmen, Die be-
riibmte Sole miif1e oret 8etne gebabt
BADEN, ooer aber Der fdmol e PaDs babe
tie iiber's S6r gebauen. sic neigten
fi9 aumGIig Der leBteren Nnfi9t gu,
rei9ten nit mebreren anOeren reber>
t0lpslten cine &ldge Elm, Die gu Dem
@rgsbniFe fiibrte, oaB Ser finoige So
britant btftorif9er 9oien na6e5u 300
Stiid Oabon umgeieBt bat. Bel Ser
9ausfu9ung, Die BEL linn borgenOms
men lit, puroe nod cine neue biitoz
ride 9oie in ibrer ngan3en" 9errli3z
felt gefunOen. gu bemerten lit NOD,
OaB oieie SoIen ale getpiirfelt fparen,
pe5balb Die SrDoler bon gang 9aris
fir pabs iol9e aus Oen Glteiten 8es
fGnOen herausfu@en mubten, ga man
beute ia feline BON iol9em MufteI
mebr trG9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
SIN Alaien[dmuR.
Glue uraIte elite nno tpie ne entftatoen Ut.
sIlerhano MbcraIauben.

0ie Site, 0ds Geim in oer Yfingit>
sett nit iungen 8trtenItdmm9en Su
f9miiden, lit beiOnii9en llriprungs
un0 entitammt eiEem 8aumtultus, Sen
f3on Die ggppter, Sn0er unO Sfrueli>
ten tdnnten. Qu9 oen alien @ermdz
men fparen Die 8Gume 6eilig, ndmentz
li9 paren Is aber Side, 8u9e uno
2in6e, Oenen tie in beIonoerer Ser
ebrung 6ul0igten unO Die in i%nnigften
8e5iebungen nit i6ren Soften ftanoen.
Beion0ers entipidelte 8dume ipuroen
5u r4lalbdumen" gema6t uno Die
PldBe, Del4e ite bef9atteteu, bieBen
nMdlfdtten." 9ier fanOen i'm Monat
oes Nfar5 @eriammlungen, meiIt milf
tGrii4er Yrdgung, ftatt. Del in Die.
fem Monat bGufig reft b0fen Wittes
rung 6albsr nur0en OieIe yMGrSfelz
Der aber I9on bon pipin Dem &ur5en
auf Den milben unO Our9 alte6rtpiirs
0ige Gebrdu9e gebeiltgten M3ai perz
legt unO gu vMdifeIOern" gemaft.
unO ba 81 oteier 3eit 0us @uge ppbl
faum auf einem Wal0baume 10 pohlz
gefGuig rubt ais auf Ger @etb6irfe, 10
puroe fie, 3umdl 0ds p~ororinqen0e
@6riItent6um un0 Die nit linn fort
f9reiten0e &ultur Die alt6eionii9en
8rGu6e gu ber0rGngen begann, Ser
2te6lingsbaum oes 0eutf9en Bottles.
Sn griinem 8irfenblGtterI6mud
prangte oaber in ser p~fingft5eit ielbft
6ds fleinite Oa9tdmmer6en i'm ents
legenften 9dB9en Der Staot, a6er au9
in tdttli6en Wo6nungen un0 &ir6en
erfreut Ser Nnblid Der grinen 8irfens
refer, audi rMuieu" genannt, @uge
un0 6er3.
Mit BEN Muien3peigen, 10 barmlos
tie aud an un0 fir fi9 iinO, trieb
man aber aud aler6an0 Mberqlau6en:
man ftedte Tie in ale @intel 0es 6dus
fes, INN SCREEN un0 9Gmonen gu pers
f9eu9en. Man banjo tie an oie SUIT
terraufen, INN 0ds 8ie6 Dor Dem b0fen
Bid gu f9iben. Mit 8irfenreiiern,
r2e6en5rutben" g%enunnt, pflegten ii6
Die 2eute gu geiBeln un6 gluubten auf
0ieIem Dege ale &runtbettsftoffe aua
Dem &Orper 5u pertreiben, uno sa
oiirfte ni4t bloBer 3ufua iein, 6aB
gera0e 8irfsnrut6en emit in ser Sim
0eritu6e uno S6ule cine gepi6tige
Eole ipielten, es gef9a6, I'M nit Ben
ge6eiligten 3peigen 6as beiefene &inb
bon Dem 3duber gu befreien. Sungs
8trfen feBt man beute nod beim &iGts
feft duf Dem Gie6el 0es neu erbauten
5auies. nm bic bDien SETTER, pel6e
pielei6t DEN 8aumeiiter beordngen,
bonn eisenen !9eim %fern5u6dlten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
Ser EnSbbasebn in 3anSp.

Sn &dn01 dut 9eplon miro lett Dem
Sabre 1866 elm s3abn a~ufbepa6rt, ser
angebli9 BON 8u00ba, Dem 8egriinoer
bes 8uoO6ismus. ftummt. Der 3abn
III oerdrt montirt, Dap er Dem @riffel
elmer golOenen 8lume glei9t. Die
9pl00rG6te, pel6e oen 3a6n traqen,
ragen aus Der Mitte elmer goloenen
2~otpsblume empor. Oas YieOeitdl be-
fiBt Die Geitalt zines abgeItumpften
&egels nit peuenfOrmiger OberflG6e,
Die nit G0elIteinen uno anoerem felz
tenen S9mud beieBt lit. ueber Dem
S4rein, in bem Ser 3abn ii9 befin6et,
erbebt ii9 cine Dirt pagooe, pel6e
S3dBe i'm Wertbe bon $4,000 biret.
Sur @~erebrung be5 8uoo6a5a6nes
ftr0men jdbrIi9 iiber 10000 pilger
mad &an0D. sic brin9en 9aben in
9olo unO Sifber un6 p~erausguben i6r
9el0 unter Gen oortieen Sausz uno
2a0enbeiiBern. SbatIG9li9 beItreiten
Die Yriefter un0 8etpo6ner bon &dnoD
aus 6ieiem pilgeroerte6r faIt aus
lQllSBItd l9reH SeDenSu1lterDdlt. Vas
Ge6en in GdnoD beIte6t aus elmer fat
ununterbro9enen &ei6e bon religi0Ien
5eiten uno Geremonien, unter oenen
Die 8er6rennung geftorbener Yrieiter
fir Gen 6rem0en Oas interefanteIts
S9oufpiel Otl0et. Der Qei6nam piro
auf einen S9eiterbaufe aus getrpdz
netem 9ol5 eelegt, Oas nit beiligem
Del getrGntt lit. &uno UNI oen &ataz
falf peridmmeln fi9 Die prieiter uno
Ptlger uno iingen in monotoner Weiie
bds 4equiem. Ra9bem miro 6as Del
ange3iinSet, uno oie @erfammlung be-
Oba9tet in tiefitem Gtini9peigen Die
8erbrennung, isQei9ndm unO S9ei>
terbaufen nur mod elm 9duflein glimz
member 9oblen unO Qi9e barfteQen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22

n gen. Giner Ser
tiibnften p~oitrdu6er in Sen Ser. Staas
ten, gilbert 6. gen, 1T aus Dem 8uns
o~esgefGngniB auf Mcgieils Ssluno,
0afb., entiprungen unO bat fi9 in bs
WdIOer gefl;idtet. Die @efangnifs
beamten begaben fi9 fofprt uuf Die
8erfolgung, bod bate Ser Slii9tling
Ieine Spuren 10 gut pertpii9t, Dab ie
iiber Die Ri9tung, pel9e er eineef9laz
gen, ppaftdnoig i'm ungepihen fino.
Dor 5pei Sa6ren, als er einen Ypf,
lad geitoblen bate uno bon Senp.r
na9 pbilooelpbta befOroert perSen
foute, fprang er aus Dem 3uge unb
betpertfteqigte iein Gntfommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
SempIirte SptelbDIIer.

SemoIirte g pieIbDGIen.
Sn elmer Spiel6O4e gu @%antiaqo,
Spdnien, entftano elm Streit spii6en
Dem 8anfbalter uno oen 30alinqen
zines Seminars, nobel Der 8%antbalter
bertpunoet un6 elm dntpeienoer Gtus
bent erf9ofen puroe. DIS ote iibrigen
Gtubsnten oabon erfubren, itiirmten
fe spei Spieaotale, purfen Die Gurus
Nobel auf Die Strabe uno berbrannten
tie. Die 9enoarmerie perbinoerte elm
Gtnli9es 9orgeben in einem oritten
Gofal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
Oeferteur ais Ginbres

Oeferteur ais Ginbres
der. Sm Se5ember 1904 perf6pan0
aus 2dibd6. 9ruin. Ser %22idbrige Sas
nonier G'rof BON 8. Diterrel9i19en
IrtiQeriez Regiment. Gr ipanote ii6
na3 Steiermdrt, tpo er feline Uniform
in Die Mur parf, na6Oem er ii9 dlte
@iDiGflet0er perf9afft bate. Dor einiz
ger 3eit fam er na6 M00ling BEL @ien
uno lpgtrte fi6 unter fali6em Namen
in einem Gait6aufe Elm. Sn elmer
Hd9t fprengte err oorten Sen Softer
oes aellners Maper auf un0 itabl cine
iilferne ubr uno &leioer i'm Wertbe
bon $50 8rpnen ($30.45). Oils er Die
geitoblenen Sa9en berdubern polte
puroe er perbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22
hzGo0er 5 {

SeIegrapbsG Der
W q E. Sas Ser. Staaten<Ma>
rinebepartement bat pffisisu Den Seles
srapbzGooer Der Weftern Union abop=
tirt uno Gremplare befelben befinoen
fi9 on 8oro aner S9iffe Der Murine.
@bgeIeben babpn, bab auf iol9e Weiie
Die amtli9en Mittbeilunsen gebetm
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Observation-Disclosures be0sutenO berabs
gefebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-22

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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-15
NOTED HUMORIsT COMING.
Press Woodruff Will Entertain Fun Low
ers on March "a.

Everyone who enjoys good, hearty,
long laugh will be glad to hear that the
remarkable Arkansaw humorist, Press
Woodruff, assisted by local talent, will
give an entertainment in the opera house
Wednesday evening, March %, under the
united auspices of the Congregational
and Methodist Ladies' Aid societies.
As a lecturer Mark Twain is out of
the arena, Artemus Ward and Bill Nye
have passed away, Bob Burdette has re-
tired from the field, and now it is mp
to Mr.. Woodruff and few others to
make us laugh. That Mr.. Woodruff can
do it is attested by several well known
Yakima people who have heard him and
read his books as well as by the finest
kind of press notices, like the following
from the New York Journal: "Mr.
Woodruff is funny and doesn't know it J.;
he is humorist and can not help it; a
decided hit"
Remember the date, March %, and get
your reserved seat in season, for there
is sure to be crowd. Come and laugh
in a good cause.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-15
THE RAINIER FOREST RESERVE.

There is a great deal of complaint am
ong the local sheep men in regard to
the present management of the Rainier
forest reserve.
They allege that the number of sheep
is being systematically cut down every
season, as to the aggregate number per-
nitted to use the pastures of the re-.
serve, without any sufficient reason, as
the grass, they maintain, for the last
year or two has been much more lux.
uYiant than for many seasons past;
they also assert that the order for the
season of 1905 in not allowing them to
enter the reservation until the 18th of
July is practically prohibition. Herd.
ers state that all of the low country
grass is dried up long before that time
and if they cannot enter the reserve be-
fore that occurs they must drive their
sheep out of the country to other and
more distant ranges; in fact, the sheep
industry must remove entirely from
Yakima county. The Herald is not ad
yised as to the facts, but if there is any
such contingency probable as the re-
meval of SO great and important an in
dustry from the revenues of the coun-
ty, and it is possible to prevent SO de-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-15

also made the occasion memorable BY
presenting the doctor with fine birth.
day cake and handsomely framed pic.
ture. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
, Bert Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Petit, Mr..
and Miss Mechanic, Mrs. Dix, the Misses
Bickford, Campbell, Prior, Norton and
Mr.. Jackson.
E. w. French of the Ahtanum last
week received by express very fine
full blooded Guernsey bull, which he will
add to his herd. The animal is about
six months old and is from the Ladd
farm near Portland.
J. A. Rush, wife and daughter. are
home after a visit in Iowa and Mime
sofa. They were accompanied home by
Mrs. Rush's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Cuffel, and her sister, Mrs. Mary
Slate and family.
The seasons in their lightning change
act from winter to spring slipped cog
last Saturday. but the cold of Sunday
only emphasized the blessing that had
been enjoyed and served as a reminder
that it was not yet safe to lay aside
the winter garments.
The store room of H. Catalan & Co.,
dealers in dry goods, has been doubled
in size and improved by the installation
of a cash carrier system and other mol
ern equipments. The old and new spaces
are filed with new stock of goods,
| from which the wants of the most fas-
tidious and exacting may be supplied.
The business of this firm is very graft
flying and is rapidly increasing.
The Northern Pacific is getting things
in shape for the installation of the block
system between Spokane and Ellens-
burg as rapidly as possible, although the
date of its institution has not yet been
fixed. While the block system is not
absolutely perfect, it is supposed to be
the safest method of handling trains 80
far devised. 1t will require the services
of larger number of operators to han
die the business when the new scheme
is inaugurated.
Frank Cooper, who was injured by q
heavy timber falling on his foot in Jan
uary, while he was at work at the Sc
lab station. has about recovered. His
loss of time was not entirely without
,, recompense. as he drew from the Frater-
nal Brotherhood, of which he is men,
Der. $5l.45. from the sick benefit fund.
Under the provisions of this worthy So
ciety the money paid in cases of this
kind does not affect the face of the pol
icy held by the member,