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Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-22
Notice Of Sale Of 9ehoel District Dends
by School District No. O.

Notice Of Sale Of school District Bends
BY School District No. %.
Pursuant to an election held In said
school district No. 90 on the lst day
Of December, 1905, for the purpose OF
determining whether the trustees OF
said district be authorised to issue
bonds in the sum Of 800, payable jan
uary 1st, 1915, to bear interest 1t Per
cent per annum. interest payable eemi.
annually. for the purpose Of building
ana furnishing . school house In said
district. ana at said election more than
two-thirds Of the voteo. cast being In
favor Of said proposition, ana tho board
OF traAteea having been autAnr1aed to
Issue said bonds;
Now. therefore, pursuant to the au.
thority granted a. said election and .
rssolatisn Of the hoard Of trustees Of
said district, No. %. snotice = shaesby
given OF the intention OF said district
to issue bonds to the amount Of $4,000,
to be In the 0enoMinatiou o.. $4,000
each, to be paid January I. 1915. and to
bear interest," ct the rata Is per cent
annually. and bids are hereby invited
for the same, said bids to b filed with
tho clerk OF said district 1t lilo, IN said
district. on or before Saturday. jan
uary 9Th. 1906. at the hour Of ! o'clock
p. m. Of said day on which day the
same will be opened by said board. /.
Tho board reserves tho right to 70.
ject any and all bids offered. ~
By order Of the board.
Dated December sth. 1906.
, r. b. KIRBY,
Clerk Of District No. IS.
Postoffice. lilo. Idaho. dsj6
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ds-1s
Notice fer Publication.

Department Of the Interior. Ian Of
fice at Lewiston. Idaho, Nov. IL. 1sot.-
Notice IL hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has hled not'ce
Of his intention to make ANAL PROOF IN
support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the regis.
ter and receiver OF y. g. lana office ct
ewiston, Idaho, on Dec. -, 1905. viz:
ANDREW J. NcGHEE.
Of waha, Idaho. for the east half north
west quarter, northwest quarter north
west quarter, northeast quarter south.
west quarter section ,. township u
north, range WBA.
He names the following witnesses e
prove his continuous residence upon
ana cultivation Of said land. VIZ: VII.
Der ]. Hersey. OF Waha, Idaho: Venvel
Mis-. Of Waha, idaho: Emil Herman
Of Waha. Idaho;. William 0aissr. 1r.
Of Waha. idaho.
n15dsS J. b. WEST. Register.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-22

Department-o9 The lntegler. pnited
states Land once. healsfen' ldaho'
November I. 1905.
A sufficient contest a4ld1x1s navine
been fled in THIS c6ice " gan Green
trv No. I1oo4. made Septsaibsr 1s. 1904,
Snr sE1-4 Melt Sec. 10, and SW1-l
NWf-4. NW1-4 swift Section IL.
township Sc. NJ, Range q ". by Al
fred Malone. Contestee. IN which 1t Is
ailexeti that said Alfred Malone. entry
man herein has wholly and entirely
ahandoned said tract Of land for more
than six months last past and next
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Notice for Rs.Puhiieatlen.

Department Of the Interior. Land Of
nee at lewiston, Idaho. Nov. IL. 1905
Notice u hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make Anal proof In
support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the register
ana receiver U. g. land Office at Lew.
iston, Idaho. on December -, 1905. Wis:
EMIL HERMAN,
Of Webb. idaho, for northeast quarter
section :, township - north. range 4
WBM.
He names the following witAeoeos "a
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land. viz: Gus
Case. Of Waha, Idaho; william MUIR
ray OF Waha. Idaho: vensel Ms, o.
waha, Idaho; David J. Wyatt, Of Webb
idaho. 1ns1 .iSG :
n17d22 ]. b. WEST. Register.
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Neeiee.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing plat has been received et TINS
office on December 8. 1905. Wig: Sec.
ton 1, and MI Sec. IL. T. II. N. X.
iE, B. NJ. The above fractional pIat
viii be officially Aled on January ~,
1905. at . o'clock q. m. Under the act
state Of Idaho has a prior right OF
saxty days after the plats are nled: In
witch to make IT. selections. Settlers
VIII not be allowed to hle until March
~. i 900. unless they show BY AFFIDAVIT
that they settled upon the land applied
for. before the date Of Sling aid plat
IN the land Office. Dated December g.
1pos - "a J. b. WEST, Register.
~ se C. II. 0ARBY. Receiver.
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state Lands for Lease.

Pursuant to an order Of the state
Board Of Land Commissioners OF the
state of Idaho, notice 10 hereby given
that applications to lease state lands
viii be received by the undersigned. the
Register of said Board. at his Office 10
Boise, Idaho, upto January I. 1905.
Notice IL further given that leases OF
all lands not applied for at that date
will be offered at public auction on
January Is, 1906, or a. soon thereatteF
a. sales can be arranged In the various
counties Of the state.
Further information can be obtained
BY writing to the County Treasurer OF
20 the Register Of the State Board Of
Land Commissioner. at Boise. Idaho
By order OF the stats Board OF Land
Commissioners.
C. 8. MCCONNELL.
ds.2S Register.
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FNeties Of stesklseldsrs NESTING. ;
Notice IN hereby given that the an
nual meeting q. the st9ck1oldeEs q me me
Commercial Tfost ConpeAy Nnl %
hcId at the office of. the. company. at
T:Swiston. idaho, on Tuesday, Jan. 2,
~. IL ) O'Clock, &. "a" said meeting
heine called for the purpose Of election
of board OF Directors for the ensuing
wear for the considsEation Of the pro-
nosed amendment Of the articles OF M
cornoration Increasing the number OF
d;rectora of the company from eleven
to fifteen, and for the transaction OF
such business a. may legally come be-
fore said meeting.
Dec. Is. 1905. ,,,r
Attest: E. D. Thomas. Fresiue"'
Secretary.
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a0ocs91sU2 ..nss
'.''.r,f.. ''...s.:
Lewiston lsdss ~ GiIsa, Ne. -
1eess syssy Alst and third ThursdsT of
Aoh month 1t the Wooduan haiI a +.
1e0onea6s s9alteA ruler; c.. ~
Mount. secretaJy.
takaa ~ NJ III. L Il. ...:-.... = -s'ss ~
!. fesleier lAlas. ~, Z K,A.p-
3eeF4 every Wednesday evening n
o'clock. Visiting knights always VII
come: Henry Fair. K. Of r. Z 6. Frtd
WOOD G. g. = Il .g7.
Medern Woedmen Of Amsriea-NoA-
Fourth Saturday Of each month in odd
FFellsVrs han. 4 - = -.
Msc aeee Circle No. 1ss, Wemsu Of
Weederaft--Neets on the second ana
rourth Mondays Of the month at wood
man Aall EFsac
Pearl Assembly No. 80, United Ar.
tisone-4eets on the FIRST ana third
saturdays in the I. o. o. r. hall.
August. A. Hive No. II. /. o.r.w-
Meets first and third Thursdays at
1850 p- m. sharp at woodman HAN, All
visiting members cordially invited.
Mary p. Hollywood. lady commander,
q sHfke River avenue.
Mountain Gem Chapter, No. ?, o. z,
0-Chapter room Masonic Temple.
stated communications first and third
Mondays Of each month. Mrs. Elisa
neth Barnett, W. NJ: ]. D. McConkey,
~. r; Mrs. Louis sauier. secretary
I. o. o. =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
0Aeampment No.,7. I o. o. r.. meets
eeeoDd ana fourth CaturdAys. 3. A.
Roe. C.. p: y. A. Rowley, Dcribe.
VSdd4e patrlasehs welcome. I'D
ra.AIt-f = 49, .s.8a +. ~
Abba Nebskah ledes ~. 4, I. o. q.
P-Aest4 sverv Friday evening ct 1850
o'clock. aisters Lix.ie narnett N. g.:
~usAsea erMsltsssv. ~: A'srsa DAwardA.
=. Ser: Maud Warren. r. Sec. Visitors
welsans.ti 4 e4see sfess -
e>mmaadsry kniehts rsmplar-
Lewiston Commander No. 2. Knights
TemplAr. holds regular conclave on the
ArSt SATURDAY. evening o. each month
NJ me .Hasorsc Tenple. y. y. Themas.
recorder: J. d. Ncconkey. e. Com.
Neg peres Ledge No. "a. A. r. L A.
M-Rskular communication the second
"wednesday nights Of each month. All
oo3ourning hrethren welcomed. r. G.
cummin9s, W. NJ; }. D. McConkey.
secretary.
10. o. F.-Lewiston lodge No. 3 Il O.
D. F. meets everv Tuesday evening at
1880 8. A. Roe. N. g.: e. A
Rowley, R. s.. Visiting brothers VOL
come.
Fratsrnal Union Of Amsriea-Gate-
way City Lodge No. 3S2. meets every
second and fourth Saturdays Of each
month in Woodman hail. Mrs. NJ. C.
Rea. #. NJ: l. LeQuime. secretary.
q. A. R.-R. B. Hayes Post No. 2, De.
partment Of Idaho, q. A. r. Regular
meetings first and third Saturdays Of
each month at 1880 p. m. at Wood
man hall. George A. Manning. post
=. commander; c. A. Coryell. adjutant.
W. r. CIR. q. Hayes ceros No. 2
Dept. OF Idaho. Regular meetings nrst
ana third Fridays Of each month at
p. m. at Woodman hail. Luelia. Ferris
president. Susan e. Manning, sec.
Gateway Lodge No. ~ 1. o. o. F.
Neets IN Woodman hall Friday nigh
~ each week. DR.. L. !. Perkins. N. O..
r. B. Lowe. secretary.
Tseeminieum Tribe I'm. o. n. N. Ne
4-Meets every Wednesday at w. o
W. hall. L. LeQuime. c. Of R.: q. b
Brown, sachem.
?. Of A. Court No. Sheets ever,
ether Thursday at Odd Fellows hall. g
B. King, F. S.: e. v. Strong. c. r.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-22

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Waha-Lewiston Land 4 Water Co.
viii be held at the Office Of the COM
many. at Lewiston, Idaho, on Wednesday.
January 3. 1906, at y O'Clock a. m Said
meeting being called for the purpose OF
election of a Board Of Directors Tor the
ensuing year, and for the transaction
OF such business as may Legally come
before said meeting.
December 10. 1905. -
Attest: E. d. Thomas. PRESIDENT
Secretary.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-22
,cosur d'Alsns Mining District.
Wallace Press.


No one can read this issue Of The
Press without being impressed with
the magnitude Of the Occur d'Alene
mining district Time has tested the
permanence Of the ore deposits, and
the 20 years of production. while pay
ing millions in dividends. have demon
strated the possibilities Of the future.
No mining district in the world offers
inducements to capital seeking invest
ment equal to those of the Occur
d,Alenes. This Is no visionary state
nent. but is based on practically an
unbroken record of successful mining
operations-a record without parallel
in the history Of mining. Here the
element of risk Is at the minimum. and
with capable and conscientious man
aeement mining investments In this
district almost Invariably Yield hand :
some returns.@ F4
Another feature of the highest Inn
psrtance to capital seeking investment
in mines IL the industrial situation N
tho Occur d'Alenes. The day of the ir-
responsible labor asttator y past IN tha
Occur d'Alene district. and the percent
am of native born Americans employed
in -mines IL largely in the ascendancy
uaners and other underground men re-
ceive good wages and the relations be-
tween the empoyes and employers are
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-22

WANTEpTen mon in each state TO
travel. post U1ens advertise ana teave
samples. d our goods. Salary $7e:OO
per mo&Sh. $500 dollars per day LOT
expenses. ROYAL SUPPLY CO., Dept.
W., Atlas Block. Chicago. mSV
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-22

WANTED Classified ads FOR the
Inter State News. Remember that q
you read the News, other do.
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Modern Woodmen Of Amsriea-NoA-
ern Woodmen meet every second ana
kOufth saturday Of each month In Odd
FelIoVTs han. 4 IS Fl r.6.I
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-22

W. r. c.-R. b. Hayes cerus No. :.
Dept. Of Idaho. Regular meetings first
ana third Fridays Of each month at 2
D. m. at Woodman hall. Luelia Ferris,
president. Susan e. Manning, sec.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-22

Gateway Lodge No. ~ I. Q. o. F.
Meets IN Woodman hall Friday night
~ each week. DR.. L. !. Perkins. N. g.:
r. B. Lowe, secretary.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-22

= Fesleiee ,lelle. ~, 4 k.a-P-
3S every Wednesday evening ct .
oeaock. visiting knights always wei
come: Henry Fair. K. Of r. Z &. Fred
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
UNION MEN ELECT OFFICERS.
Workers Are Named to Preside Over
Various Labor Organizations.

Workers Are Named to Preside Over
Various Labor Organizations.
The following officers have been
elected by their unions to serve during
the ensuing year:
Master Painters Association-Pre
dent, e. II. Black; vice president,
Daniel Foley; treasurer, w. S. Upham;
secretary, o. n. Yeakle: assistant sec
retary. Andrew j. Cleary: board of di-
rectors-W S. Upham, o. N Yeakle,
P. N. Kuss, Henry Kern, w. T. Beck,
G. V. Daniels, NJ. Cohe
Journeymen Plumbers, Gas and Steam
Filters Union, No. 442-President,
Ihomas Parkinson; vice president. Jo-
seph McAuliffe; corresponding and re-
ccrdlng secretary, d. w. Welsh; finan-
c1al secretary, John j. Moore; treas
urer, +. Papina; business agent, j. W.
McFadden; inside sentinel, p Pritch-
ard; outside sentinel, S. Cowap; board
o. trustees-George Hatfield, l.. Par
ker, L. Retainer George Woods, H.
bloomington; finance committee - F..
Mckeon, j. Fay, T. Burke; delegates
to Building Trades Council-Thomas
Parkinson; Joseph McAuliffe, Thomas
Deasy. John Coefield, L. Parker. T.
Collins, r. Mclean; board of exam
lEers-F. Thompson, Joseph Colvfn. D.
,. Butler, 5. Nichols, F. McCloskey, B.
Davenport, c. Gilman, W. Mooney. C.
Long.
Carriage and Wagon Workers In
ternational Union No. 66-President,
Matthew Canavan; vice president,
James Doherty; recording secretary,
Z. p. Hunt: financial secretary, J.. w.
Bird; treasurer, H. M. Donahue;
guard, Joseph Cornyn; executive
board - Matthew Canavan, Joseph
Ccrnyn and John Cornyn; auditing
committee - j. Doherty. William
Flaherty and William Krone, trustees
i. Benthein, J. Cornyn and William
HASKELL; bank trustees-John Cornyn
and William Scow; delegate to the La
Dor Council, Matthew Canavan.
Retail Delivery Drivers Union No.
2TS-President, l.. Cornart; vice presi-
dent, w. j. Deasy; recording secretary,
Edward J. Hevelcke; financial secre-
tary, H. Waldorf; treasurer, William
Grace; business agent, J. Edward
Rourke; trustee, T. Dwyer; delegates
to Labor Council. j. Connolly J.
Wyckoff and George Vaughan.
Allied Provision Trades Council
President, Herman May; vice presi-
dent, Patrick j. O'Brien: secretary
treasurer, 1. Shenkan; sergeant at
arms, A. Moore; board of trustees-C.
Goerz, F. Westcott and Chris Hillard
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
Mitchell Found Guilty.

1t required but a few moments last
evening for a jury in Judge Lawlor,s
court to return a verdict of, guilty
against John Purvis Mitchell, charged
with robbery. Mitchell was accused Of
holding up two clerks, Alfred B. Phipps
and Frank J. Flynn of the Central
Grain and Stock Exchange, and rob-
blng them of suit case containing
$437S IS in cash and $1,000 in bonds and
securities. The clerks were met in a
small hallway by Mitchell, who drew a
revolver and demanded the wealth they
nad IN their possession. Shortly after
Mitchell made his escape he was traiIed
by detectives and a portion of the
stolen money was found in his home.
Judge Lawlor will pronounce sentence
later.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22

BERKELEY, Jan. 21-Girls of the
Prytanean Society. an organization at
the State University whose member
ship is limited to ''co-eds'' distinguish
ed in scholarship Or in work for the
university is preparing TO present the
comic opera 1.-The Mikado" next month
at the Macdonough Theater in Oak
land.
The undertaking is one of the most
ambitious the college thespians have
yet attempted. Dramatic performances
are not uncommon at the hands of the
college actors, and often are brilliantly
successful, but the Prytaneans think
that in attempting to render comic
opera, where singing parts abound, they
are daring something just bit beyond
what hitherto has been thought possi
bic for either "co-eds'' or male students
of the university.
1t is TO be all for charity's sake The
Prytaneans purpose building hospital
for students in Berkeley, and the pro-
ceeds of The Mikado' show will swell
this fund. incidentally, big bevy of
pretty college girls-college girls who
can sing and also carry spear and
otherwise do stage business-will enjoy
themselves in producing the famous
old comic opera by Gilbert and Sulli-
van.
The date of the production has been
fixed for February "a. Mrs Janet Ed
mondson Walker of Boston, with CIin-
ton, r. Morse, is to coach the goods in
the rehearsals. The principal parts are
to be assigned tomorrow, tryouts hav-
ing been held during the last week at
which seventy candidates presented
themselves, twenty of these being aspi-
rants for principal parts. Among those
who are expected to be prominent in
the production are Misses Myrtle Sims.
Ethel B. Richardson, J. Hazel McGraw,
Virginia Whitehead. Effie E. Kroll. Sue
A. Ross, Phoebe Binney, Florence H.
Fortson, Helen A. Winchester, Alice
w. Johnston, Edith E. Nichols, Greta
y. Augustine, Nellie Mccarthy, Alma
Barnett, Florence Parker, GLADYS
Meyer. Mary c. Day, Ethel Ratcliff.
Sybil E. Jones, Tallulah LIE Conte and
Alice E. Graham.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Human hair
and how
10 grow il

The hair of the head has
always been a source of
pride to both men and
women throughout all the
worlds history, and its loss
or deterioration is a source
of keen modification
and regret.
From time to time
various so-called remedies
for falling hair and the
various diseases of the
scalp have been foisted upon
the public. and the failure
of these to do any perma-
nent good has only added
disappointment to discour-
agenent.
One remedy, however
Coke Dan6ruff Cure
has proved itself capable
of doing everything
claimed for it and of being
worthy of the confidence of
a much abused public.
It will remove dandruf.
it will cure diseases of the
scalp. it will put new life
into the old follicles. and
consequently will actually
grow hair on a bald head.
An incredulous smile
may pass over the face
of the reader at the last
paragraph, but thousands
of testimonials on file in
our Office prove it beyond
the shadow of a doubt, and
your druggist, no matter
where he may be. will tell
you the same story.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
ENTER BATTLE
OF THE BALLOTS
Factions Line Up for the
Municipal Contest That
Is Soon to Be Fought
MOTT VS.. RANDOLPH
How the Political Situa-
ton Appears to Those Who
Claim to Be Well Posted
Oakland Oflce San Francisco Call.
1n16 BroadWaY. Jan. Il.


The political situation in Oakland has
resolved itself into a fight between
Frank K. Mott and George E. Ran
dolph for Mayor. The developments OF
the last twenty-four hours have SHOWN
that the fight is between these two
men. All candidates are struggling for
both the Republican and Munlclpal
League nominations, and those who get
both are supposed to be absolutely sure
of Office.
An analysis of the situation to-day
is as follows:
First Ward-One ticket to be in the
field for Frank K Mott for Mayor and
Alexander McAdam for ward Council
man. It is possible that there may be
a ticket in this ward for George Il.
Randolph for Mayor and T. j. Hatch
for Councilman.
Second Ward-One ticket in the field
for Frank K. Mott for Mayor and A. h
Elliott for Councilman.
Third Ward-One ticket in the field
for George E. Randolph for Mayor and
George Fitzgerald for Councilman.
Fourth Ward-Two tickets in the field.
one for Mott for Mayor and Edwin
e Meese for Councilman-at large and {.
H Redington for School Director. The
other ticket will be for George E. Ran
dolph for Mayor. Meese for Councilman
Fifth Ward-There will be two tickets
in the field. The first will be for Frank
K Mott for Mayor, with FELTON, Taylor
for City Treasurer, Is. H. Pendleton for
City Councilman, John D. Isaacs for
School Director and H. P. Carleton for
Library Trustee. The other ticket will
be for the same ward nominees, but
will be for FELTON, Taylor for trading
purposes.
In the Sixth Ward there will be two
tickets. There has been a hot fight on
in this ward for some time. M. f. KEEL
ley has put a ticket in the field, which
up to the present time has been for Ed
win Meese for Mayor. Upon the retire
ment of Meese, Kelley announces that
his ticket will be for Mott for Mayor
and Victor Cbloupek for Councilman,
while the opposition ticket will be for
w. ]. Baccus for Councilman.
There will be only one ticket in the
Seventh Ward. which will be for Coun-
Gilman j. T. Wallace and probably for
Randolph for Mayor.
The big fights of the day will be in
the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth wards.
This gives the First and Second to
Mott, with the Third and Seventh to
Randolph, and the Fourth, Fifth and
Sixth to be fought for.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
BIG CHARITY
TO Be BEGUN
Trustees of Fund for Free
Hospital for Incurables
Want to Start Building
HAVE 100000 IN HAND
Dreams of Catherine NJ. Gar
celon and DIR. Samuel
Merritt viii Be Realized
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.

oakland Office San Francisco Call,
10l6 Broadway, Jan II.
: Tho first move toward carrying into
erect the magnificent project of the
Iate catherine M. Garcelon and her
orother, the late Dr. Samuel Merritt,
Tor a free hospital for incurabIes was
taken to-day, when DR.. A. j. Russell,
Dr. r. J.. Wheeler and Attorney w. B.
Bosley, as trustees of the Samuel Mer-
rltt nospltal fund, created under a trust
In the Will of the late Catherine Garce-
lon, filed petition with the courts to
be allowed to begin the erection of one
OF the wards at a cost of $4,000. For
the site five acres of land near the old
Pacific Theological Seminary grounds
has been obtained
By her will Mrs. Garcelon left prop
erty now valued at more than $500, 900
for this purpose. OF this amount
S500,000 is to be invested in interest
bearing securities for the maintenance
or the hospital for all time. The rest
of the money is to be expended for
the buildings. The plan is to have
hospital that Will accommodate 100 pa
tients. A large part of the estate left
for this purpose is realty and cannot
at present be converted into cash, and
there Is some doubt as to whether, un-
der the conditions. work can be begun
until the entire estate is turned into
cash and securities. The hearing Of
the petition was set for January 80.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
CHEMICAL COMPANY ASKS
FOR POWDER TRUST RECORDS
Expects TO Prove Charge That Monop-
oily Docs Business in This State
Contrary to law

In pursuance of its purpose to prove
that the K. |. Dupont de Nemours
Powder Company, called the powder
trust, is doing business in California
without having complied with the law
requiring the filing of articles OF in
corporation by foreign concerns, the
Peyton Chemical Company yesterday
filed in court a demand upon Garret
w. McEnerney, E. S. Pillsbury, and
Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro for the
production of the resolutions and rec
ords of the company relating to it's
authorization for certain contracts
said TO have been made in this State.
These are said to relate to the con-
tract for the employment of Frank
Bartlett TO superintend the construc-
ton of a powder mill at Siege, of
Norris Hovey TO perform certain work
on that construction, the authorization
of z. c. Dupont to do certain business
in this State in July and August, 1908,
and the transactions relating to the
acquisition of the Metropolitan Pow
der Company and the California Vigo-
rit Company by the trust These docu>
ments are to be used in the Peyton's
defense of the application of the Du
Pont Company for a writ of mandate
compelling an inspection of the chem
ical company's books.