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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-25
Tartars and Armenians Hold Confer.
encr and Agree to Bury the
Hatchet Forever
LEADING MEN ON GUARANTEE
The Two Tribes will Become Mutual
IY Responsible for Massacre
and PiIIage

BAKU. Sept. GA conference of
representatives of the Armenians and
Tartars under the presidency of Prince
Louis Napoleon governor general
of tho Caucasus. has just concluded
during which the principal conditions
of an entente were agreed upon.
The conference decided to summon
a general congress representing the in
habitants of the Caucasus to meet in
October for the purpose of consider.
ing the causes of enemity existing be-
tween the Tartars and Armenians; re-
solved to urge upon the government
the necessity for the adoption of
prompt measures to insure the safety
OF lives and property, and arranged
that Tartars and Armenians shall be
come mutually responsible for all ma
terial damage in event of massacre OF
rillage by either side until January,
1907.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-25

Jack Lillis has rented his ware
house to the Columbia Navigation
company and annoucnes his retire
meut from active business. Next
month MIR. Lillis will leave for New
York h. way of California and will
spend the winter in the south and east.
He will return in the spring to take
charge of his ranch north of the city.
Mr.. P. D. Coons has just joined the
corps of Great Northern engineers.
Mr.. Goons is Cornell graduate and
has.just returned from Alaska where
he spent the summer with the engineer.
ing party that is surveying the Cana.
da- Alaska boundary.
A yo1ng man seldom gives thought
to the harvets when he is sowing wild
oats.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-25
CUSTER'S SLAYER Dies
IN NORTH DAKOTA
Rain-in-tfe-Face the Souix Indian
who Killed General Custer in Bat
tie of the Little Big Horn in June
1876 Cies at the age of 63

ABERDEEN. s Oak, Sept. 25-
Rain in the Face, the Sioux Indian
chief, who is reputed to have killed
General Custer at the battle of Little
Big Horn in June 1875, died today at
the Bullhead station, Standing Rock
reservation, N. D., in his 63rd year.
His reputed deeds during the Gus
ter massacre had made Rain in the
Face an impo1 tant historical charac-
ter. He was declared to have joined
Sitting Bulls hostile band two years
before the fight for the parpose of kill
Ing General Custer and carrying
away the heart of Colonel. Tom Gus.
ter, brother of the general.
This hatred cf the Custer brothers
harked back to the murder of an army
surgeon and a trader when they stop
ped to water their horses on the Red
river in 1878. A scout in the fall OF
1874 brought word that Ram IL the
Face did the murder, to General Gus
ter at Fort Lincoln, and Colonel Tom
Custer went to Standing Rock reser-
vation and took the chief a prisoner.
The chief was confined to the guard
house after having boastfullv con-
fessed to his crime, and it was mere
that he conceived his intense hatred
for the general and his brother.
In the spring of 1875 he escaped
and at once joined sitting Bull.
Whether he personally secured ven-
geance on the Custer brothers in
the massacre of 1875, is a disputed
question. He boasted that he had
killed them both and 'cut the heart
out of Colonel Custer In his later
years, however, he was not so positive
about it.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-25
Fire Destroys Five Principal Business
Blocks in the Center OF
the City
LIBRARY Is BADLY BURNED
Firemen Work HeroicalIy for Five
Hours Before Flames are
Under Control

BUTTE, Mont, Sept. 24.-Flre
causinp loss estimated at about
$1,000, 900 today consumed the en-
tire portion of Butte lying between the
Shodair block and Renshaw alley, on
the south side of West Park street, and
half destroyed the public library. IL
totally destroyed the following blocks:
Maule, York, Barrett, Woodward ana
Ogden.
The fire call was turned in at 8:40
a. m At noon the four store Symons
store was mass of flames and the pub
lie library and the other places were
burning simultaneously. At O'CLOCK
Mayor MacGinnis announced the
fire under control.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-25

Mrs. H. M. Parshall and daughters
Nav and Florence arrived in the yes,
terday from their home in Tidoute.
Penn. Mis-. Parshallsswil keep house
for her son Fl. r. Par shall, propire-
tor of Parshall's Department store.
Matt Kamitsch, of Genesee, Idaho,
is in the city on business. Mr.. Kam-
itsch is one of the stockholders of the
Schuster brewery and states that Mr..
Schuster is very i'll in Spokane. and
unil his recovery no plans will be made
for the rebuilding of the brewery.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-25
CASH MERE NEWS

Cashmere. Sept. "a.
A. G. Jones returned from Seattle
last night.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-25

Cashmere. Sept. "a.
A. G, Jones returned from Seattle
last night.
Mrs. J. Scamen came up from We
natchee to stay for short time.
f. Donaham, salesman for Wood,
Clark Co., of Portland. was caller
today.
Dave Gellatly was up from Wenat-
chez on bu:iness yesterday.
MIR. Corbin of the firm of Grass d
Corbin, of Wenatchee, was visitor
Saturday.
E. A. Angstead is talking of opening
a cigar factory .iere III the near future.
This would be a good thing for CASH
mere.
Judge J. Fl. Chase has entered a
valuable colt at the Wenatchee fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Murphy, former re-
sidents of Cashmere, are ever from
thu sound visiting friends and looking
after their fruit ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Olive returned
to Wenatchee today.
A car load of heavy timbers for the
new bridge below Town is OIL the side
track here.
Anyone having rooms to let during
the fair, call on or address, G. r..
Wilson. Farmers phone 462.
Anyone having thoroughbred poul-
try bring it to the fair. Special ar
rangemens maze care for it.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-25

Mrs. J. Scamen came up from We
natchee to stay for short time.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-25
Real Estate Transfers

Geo. L. Hoppe to Phil Bartlett 2,
lots in Leavenworth. $4,000
Dixie Leonard to P. S. Leonard, =
lots in replat of the first addition to
Wenatchee, $4,000.
J. E. Shepard to G. ". Blair, lots
in Burrel's addition to Wenatchee,
$3.50.
H. Hofer tn ". M. Streeter, 2 lots
in Wenatchee, $685..
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-25

Most people have lot to say when
they begin to talk about themselves.
There are no duplicate keys to the
heart of wise maid.
The point of view depends on which
side of the fence you are located.
Women would never kiss each other
if the kisses had O tobacco flavor.
Modest men are always popular. yet
egotists continue to increase and null
tiply.
Love in cottage at least enables
the stork to avoid trouble with the
janitor.
Old bachelors are not ell devoid of
gratitude. One in Ohio died recently
and left all his money to woman
who refused to marry him when she
was girl. ::
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-25
Grand Army Day Thursday

The Grand Army post will hold
their exercises and have their banquet
on Thursday Sept. .2Sth, Senators
Piles annd Ankeny will speak on Fri
day.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-21
NOTAS De YAUC0
Viajeros a Espaha. .,.Juntas
>electorales. ---Empieza la
zafra de cafe.
C0SECHER0S De klGODON

Acompafsdo de III di,tlpguida
ssposa hs sslido hoy para San Juan
nuestro amig, don L1rtt, vioueirs,
Embsrcsra para Esps fia en- ID sema.
ma prtx'ms.
Los iuiclos por delitoI electoralts
comeiidos squi sn las pasadas sleccio.
mes, hao sido tra.lsdados de Ia Co,ts
de Ponce IL de G lsyama.
-El jurz municipal ha impue,to
$40 de mults Carlos Ryder, por slts.
rar 10 psz lGb.ica en- el poblado de
Guapica.
-EmpltRan . llegar peousftaa
part'dss de cafe 10 poblaoi6n.
-CuDde Ell dessliento entrs II.
cultivadores de algod6n muchos han
abandonado completamente sus si.m.
bras debido la bsis de precios.
-Nuestro estlmado amigo el DR.,
Gastamb'de hs nisdo su resIdencia en-
Cabo Roio, donde. eessmpsfa la plaza
de Official de SanIdad.
CORRESPOHsAt,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-21
OESDE YEGA-ALTA
Un bale. Lopez de Victoria.
Sobre sanldad. --Repara-
cl6n de edifcios.
LA VIA FERREA

-En la noche del 10 del actual &c
llev6 q efecto un bsile en la casa del
ssfior Nsier Duro hxsts las seis de
la maj aus siguiente.
Sc hslla entire nosotros el pin
tor al cleo ssfor Lopez de Victoris,
que esta llevsndo q efscto varlos ira
b8ios.
-El sen Jr Alca de hatxpedido Or
denes urgentes q los Comisarios q fn
de que Sc tum sn ell mayor empeno en-
que las reg as y dlpt si:iones de Ia
Junta Superior oe Sanidsd SO cumylar
sstrictamente por todos.
-Ds4teo ds breves dfas SO dAra
principle 81 atrrglo del edificio ma.
tadero propi6dad Gel Ayuntamiento
Ell cementerio Iambiea serA objs.
to de un buen srregio.
-Tudo el vscindario desea que
cuanto artes den principle los trabs.
Jos de la via ferrea hscia ell Dorado.
Sc dari ocupacion q los artes snos
y peores J sera de muchs utilidAd &
todA Ia comsrcs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-21
AOTAS De JAYUYA
Un tribute. P arroquia sin
sacerdote. .-El tabaco.
Casa-escuela.
GAMING NECESARlO

~-Tras prolong ada erferm ,dad IA
lieci6 aver en- este poblado Ia anciana
lofia Jtsefa Ramos.
Y, prop6sito, Hay acciones tan
ucbles y levantadas que no deben re-
,egarsa al silencio. Sea mi plums
menSsgera fel de un exfontsneo tri-
QUITO. Acepselo tfsCtuosj sincere
ion Il cardo S'roia. Ell J la sociedad
Isyuyana kaben por que Sc 10 dedico
So erouentra rsItab!eciendose
en- Uua %, Ell digof.isimo sscerd ots
orsbfatero don Luis Rodriguez.
EHla parroquis, veria con placer
81 frente de ella tan celoso miniltro
lei altar. INA podria conplacernos
Monssfor Blank?
La coiecha de tabaco hs aido
este efo abdndante y selects. Ls rlca
hoja de Jsyuya es de las mejores de
isla.
La Junts escolar de Utuado,
rata de adquirir por comprA, ua edi-
ieio de sxcelentss condicionsa higie-
nicas y p ,deg6gicas para las escue.
las graduadss de este poblado.
La terminsci6n de Ia csrretera
Q ie he de unirnos con Popce, es de
neeesidad para los iuts-
rssea comercialeS y agriSolaa de sstA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-21
lnuncio De Subasta

Departsm anto del Iaterior, Of;lna
de- SIpsriot,ndente de Ooras Pi
blicas. Jdar, p. r Agosto
Is de 1905
Prop1sislone, en- pliegos cerrados
para 10 adjudication en- ldslica 81.
basta del sum .nissro, medida y entire
ga de 3,0s6 metros cIbicos, mas 8 me.
nos, de piedra triturads, por Totes,
para la conservation de las carrete
ras, San Juan, Pence, Catsfi,, Vega.
alts, Msyagi Z An asco, Msyagtiez
San Gs m n, Cayey--Arroyo, Csguas-
H lmaoao, Ponce Areci no. Rio Pie
dcss- -Msmsyes, y Aguadilla Lares, se
admittraa ca esta oicina ha.ts las II
a N. del dia 10 de Sssiembre de 1907
en- que Sc sbriran pdb.icamsnte.
! Todos los datos necesarios Sc da
ran en- esta o6tclna donds SO encuen
tran de manifesto todos los documen
tos que b IN de regir en la contrata J
podr&n re:ogsr los licitadores loi
u odelos de proposlciones que han d.
presentar.
La admIniatraci6n sa reserva g
derecho de rechazar cual1uiera 8 to
das las prorosieiones. J. J. Gimenei
-superinsen dents de Oorss Publ
cas-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-21
a NUN Clio
D3psrtsmento del Interior de Puerto
Rico. Bureau de Ooras Publlcss.
Oficina del Su u9eriptsndent~.

D9RGEtuAodsb uot lusol ANA AO IVA ~
Rico. Bureau de Ooras Publlcas.
Ohcina del uperintsndeut-.
San Juan P. &. Ag0sto Is de 1905
Prouosiclopes en- pliegos csrrauo S
para la soiudicaclon, en- compete 1cla,
10 36i8 metros cdotcus da pisdra trltu-
rada, por totes, con destino b Las ca
rret,rss; 10 2, S9ccion Aguadilla Ca
muS; 10 3, S ,cc,6a San German auoo,
1o ) Pouce Gleyams, Y % I Sscci0n
Rio Pledras tajardo. Kns. 81 SO, Sc
admilIran en- esta Cf3inS hastA as 10
i. IN. ae dia S Il Sstltmb'e te 1915.
T3dus los infermss ! c-esar .os su-
ore el particular se dsrAn ca esta
oho,na, d0lds poGran obtenec les llcl.
.,dQros los uodeloa de proposiciones
4ue h Al de preteosar.
M 30 coasideran prop siciones
reciol1As des pues de la fSch \ FL ada 90
este a1uncio.
La Administration SO reserva el
derecho dc rechazar cuslquiera 8 to.
das las proposicones.
J. J Jlasaes. Suodse. Public
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-21
,AAD|k0y va
SOCIEDAD PROFESSIONAL,
Oesinfecciones J
enDa|samamientos,

Para la desinfecci6n de ca.
sas, carruajes, &, &, deslnfec'
cl6n, preparation y embalsa
mamlento de cadaveres POI
todo el tempo que Sc desee,
dirl1ase avlso a la calle de San
Jose numero E altos, derecha.
Sc garantlzan los trabaJos.
Prontltud y economic. 2,
o. N. oO+, San Juan de Puer.
to Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-21

Vuestra Comisi6n de Administra.
ci6p, q la cual SO pasaron todos los
sauntos administratiyos que habran
de hacsse conatsr en- la ley sobre crea
con de Coudados que hsya de presen-
tarse en- Ia Legislature, tisne el honor
de informar que hs tornado en- consi-
eraci6n todos los asuntos sometidos
& su estndio; y tambien ha tenido en-
confederation Ia preseute ley munici-
pa asf como tambien las. relaciones
fxistsrtss entire los Condadcs y los
Munlcipios y eu su virsud proponen
que So hagan aonstar en- ell proyect }
las siguientss indicaciones generates,
reser vandose cada uno de los miem
bros de Ia Comisi6n Ell derecho de
modificar su opinion con respecto &
todas 9 q cualquiera de las PROPOSE
clones qle aquf Sc presentan.
En- 10 que respscta & la formation
de los Condados, su ndmero, sus
ncmbres, existi6 una difsrencia de
opinion entire los sef1ores de Ia Cont
sion; pero con objeto de redactar el
proyecto, SO corsidera coaveniente
adoptar ei siguierts plan Gus la Il.
la de Puerto Rico 8 islas adyacentes
SO oividan en- siets G C)ndados: y que
se de a eitos siete Condados ciertas
faculsades con aujsci6n & las disrosl.
clones de la ley eu 10 que respecta &
escueias, caminos, sanidad y benef
cencia tambien en- sus propias cues
liones econ6micas.
Qle el Gobierno de eatos Conda-
dos quede tnv5stido ca una junts
comp plest. de un vocal de representa-
cl6n de csda uno dc los pueblos per.
teneeientss al Condado; estos vocales
sera1 eleg!dos por los Consejos Mum.
clpaies dc sus respectivos munici pios.
Las iuntas elsgidas como queda
dicho tomaran possession de sus cargos
81 primer luueS de Marz3 de 1897 y
desempsh aran sus cargos pr dos
amos h asia que sus c,aores sean de.
oidamense elegidoi y hayan tornado
possession de sus cargos.
Los VOC Aies de las j. tas de Con.
dados ssr&n eegidJ % a los respsc.
tivos Conseios Munic ss dent o de
los treiuta dfas, s." de Ia fscha
de organization onsejos NUM-
cipales y de- an sus oargos
por dos shos d ~, u del prim sr lunes
de MARI del aii) de 81 elscci6a
Las r. fsridas Juutas de Condado
elegirsn sls fInclonsrios ei scutivos
q AZ con.i,sirAn ds un Presid,nte, un
Secreiariu, un c Jmisionado de Sani
dad y Ben ,6cencia, VI Comlsionado O
lie Caminos, un Comisiouado de las
trucolo ua Auditor un Tesor. ro,
QuloucA Qck6 upt IL VIAL db luuCJUQ6H
admlnlslrattvas segdn SO le ordenase
por ia Junta. DISCO ale 1dose sin en-
bargo, que los Alcaldes y Presiden.es
de- los Consejos Munlcipales no po-
urAn Ter elegldos para VOC Alss de la
JuLt1 de Coadadls.
La CUmiaion ea ademss de opinion,
qle las facv 1t ,des y deber9s d. GAIA
fancionario administratlvo eel Cou
dad deberan hacerse constar, CON
pieta y claraments en- la icy.
Fue .smbte acuerdo de la Comlsi6n
que SO tijs un sueldo max mo para ca.
da uno de dlchos funcionarios sdmi-
nistratvos. u Qls lui ingresos de los
ClnGados SO derlven &c aq lellas
fuan,ei que ca recomienden por Ia
c lmlAion oe II .c;enia.
Vdestra Comisi0n, 81 tam oIen de
opint0n que ca ell case de que cual-
q lier munich pio deIes agregarse q uu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-21

Con iado, que smplearG el mismo pro.
csdim'ento segdn 10 que mas adelante
se disponga para la aggregation de ba-
rrios dc un Manicipio-& otro Munic.-
pio. s. IA
La Comisi6n es ademGs de opinion,
con objeto de dar Ia mayor libertad
possible, que los ingresos del Conda.
do deberGn gartarss en- cierta proper
ci6n para los tres servicics princips.
les, pare los cuales SO cream las Jun.
tas de Condados, esto es Ia atenci6n
de eicuelas, sanidad y bensfcencls. !.
haciendcse la debida disposition para
los gastos administrativos del Conda.
do y que ademks las csntidades que Sc
.asigrea en- presupuestos para escue-
las, benefcencia y sanidad, habran de
gastarse entire los varios municipios
que componsn el Condado en- proper.
c!6n al ndmero de habltantes que com.
ponen 81 C0nQ0uO.
i Es 10 opinion de vuestra Comisidn
que debs darss fasultades 4 las Jun
tas de Condados, para que 81 & su
iuicio, 10 creyese necesario, con ell fin
de auxil'ar, 10 organization del
Condado, puedan pedir auxtlio & Quail
quier D D,partamento dol Gobierno de
la Isla para cualquier ssrvicio, que
pudie-an ellos neoesitar, y que ssrA 81
deber de estos Departamentos, sin
periuic!o del servicio pdblico, prestar
toda ayuda possible, bien sea envian.
dose q un empleado temporalmente
facilitsndo el ex amon dc sus archives
6 mediante inf 9rmes que daran a di-
chss Juntas.
El 10 que respecta & los Munich
cipios, vusstrA Comisi6n es de OPT
MON de que los Municipios de la isla q
SO dividau en- tres grupos, que 20 CO.
noceran por, grupos de primera, &C.
gunds y tercsra clase, basAndose Ia
elastic aci6n sobre Ia poblsci6o y faen-
tss de riqueza de ingresos de esos
mun.clpios. .t
Qls q las poblaclones d, tercsrs
clase SO les provea con la mas sencilla
forms de Gobierno posibls y que sea
compatible con Ia ley municipal.
Que q las poblaciones de segunda J
prim.rs olase 80 les ooncsda una for
ma de Goblerno mas complicada de
acuerdo con los ipgcesos del munici.
pio.
Estos grupos Sc formaraa arbl.
trariametta y Sc hsran constar en- la
ley para la consider aci6n de Ia legis.
latura.
V .estra Comlsi6n ha tom ado en-
confederation cuidadosamente la ley
municipal vigsrts hoy y es de opinion
que la mayor parte de los detalles de
Ia ley pueden conttnuar 60 la fJrma
actual. Sia embargo, se consideran
convenient 0 ciecroa cambios impor.
tantes, muy especialmete en- II que
respecta q las relsciones exis entea
en,rs los munioipios y el G ,hiern O
central. EI mis- importants do essos
c&mbioa o. el r. dactar la .ey tn firm q
tai, 4 ie sitmpre que sss possible las
re,uIuclones de Us uLi,Ipios TO ne.
cesttsn revision
Es la opinion de vdestra Comisi6 n
que estableciendo en- la ley exactamen
to 10 que pusde 6 no hacerse legalmen
to por los man cipios, la nee ,sidad de
la aprobacion del Consejo Executive &
de otro jsfe de Department puede
eximirse, 10 cual qultArA un elemento
d lcertldlmbre en- los aslnt }, mu ii :
cipaes, pero pre- tandose Ia dsbida
atencion para pr0tejer al munictpio y
q sus habitantes de cualquier perdida
perm anente 9 daflos que pudieran orr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-21
Sc NtcESITA

I'm ioven que sea entendido en-
contabilidsd y que escriba correcta.
mente el castellano. Dirigirse al apsr.
tado S67 San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-21

IONA, asi eemo 10 composicl6a del ca
mino gus condu ,e al barrlo de Mams-
yes.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-28

A. Wesley was brought in from
Kirby Saturday by A. A. Campbell
and placed in jail with the charge of
murder hanging over him, he having
shot and killed Hugh Redmond of
Kirby on the cost day of September.
We have not been able to learn the par
ticulars of the affair but are informed
that Wesley claims the act was COM
United in self defense.
Master Glen Northway, son of
Sheriff j. z. Northway, while out rid
ing last evening met with very pain
full accident. While riding over one
of the crosswalks at pretty stiff can
ter, the horse stumbled, throwing the
boy and breaking his collar bone. He
will be laid up for time while the
bone is knitting.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-28

Charles Bair from Billings was look
ing after his extensive business inter-
ests in Forsyth and Rosebud county
the first of the week.
Chas. Rothwell, from Colombus, a
member of the firm of Frazer & Roth
we'll, was exchanging ideas with our
business men Saturday and taking
notes on the way they do it in this
metropolis.
LoHe Zendt Purcell, the Smous
contralto of the Schubert Lady Quar-
tette, has one of the deepest voices ever
given to woman, and is the only lady
vocalist able to sing an octave below
middle G in concert. Her voice is very
powerful and yet so melodious that her
strongest tone loses none of its sweet.
ness. Hear her at the Alexander hall
on Oct. l.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-28
sa1DSNsN
Additional Local

J. B. Grierson started for Rancher
from Forsyth last Saturday with a
bunch of cattle, which he had pur
chased in this vicinity.
We beg to announce the arrival of
our new stock of stationery and Office
supplies-everything required in these
lines we aim to have on sale. Your
patronage is solicited. Katzenstein
Clothing Co.
J. H. Burgess, county attorney of
Sheridan county, Wyo., stopped off
here Sunday while on his way to Miles
City to attend the horse sales. He was
accompanied to Niles by his brother,
S. H. Burgess, of the Beaver creek
community.
Mrs. V. H. Stromberg. who arrived
here some time ago from Haley, Idaho,
in company with her husband, has
been quite Ill for the past week. Mr..
Stromberg is conducting the tailor
shop, one door west of the postoffice.
S. H. Burgess was Forsyth bust
ness visitor yesterday. Mr.. Burgess
has been out in various parts of the
country viewing sheep with view Of
making purchases to stock the ranch
recently purchased by Burgess Bros.
on Beaver creek.
Thomas Alexander left last Satur-
day for Chicago with train load of
cattle. There were 80 car loads and
the stock shipped belonged to Thos.
Alexander, A. D. Howard, J. Sweetser,
Harry Fletcher, c. A. Ferris and A..
J. Kimball.
Harry Burgess, an attorney from
SoneTludI, ana It DTOtneT or =. II.
Burgess of Beaver creek, has purchased
a number of sheep, and with his
brother will Carry on a sheep business.
S. H. Burgess will have general man
agement of the business and his brother
will continue his law practice.
Woinen's Christian Temperance
Union, Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 18th tc
Nov. End. Rate TO San Francisco and
return $50. 10. To Los Angeles and
return $57. CO. Date of sale Oct. Is tc
% inclusive. Limit, Nov. 30th. STOP
over allowed within limit. Children
under II one half fare.
The great popularity of the Schubert
Lady Quartette is not only their CRANE
voices, but also because they study tt
please the people. All their encores
are either amusing, or artistic ar
arrangements of those sweet old melodies
so dear to all American hearts. Heal
them at the alexander hall on tn,
evening of Oct. l.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-07
NOTICE.
TONOPAH RAILROAD COMPANY
GOLDFiELD RAILROAD COMPANY

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. thar,
in pursuance Of authority granted
by the Statutes of the State of No
yada, the Tonopah Rail- DAD Company
and the Goldfield Railroad Company
by Articles of Association, Amalga-
nation and Consolidation dated No
vember /, 1905, have consolidated
their capital stock. debts, property,
assets and franchises to take effect
the 1st day of November 1905, under
the name, style and title of TONO-
PAH AND GOLDFIELD RAILROAD
COMPANY.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
TONOPAH RAILROAD COMPANY
By JOHN w. BROCK,
President.
ATTEST:
CLYDE a. HELLER,
Secretary.
By order of the Board Of Directors,
GOLDFIELD RAILROAD COMPANY
BY THOS. NJ KING,
President.
ATTEST:
CLYDE A. HELLER,
Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-07
DIR. ALBERT E. MERkLE.

Physician and Surgeon. Office owe:
Nye and ormsby County Ba,.--.
office tours.-A. M. 10 to 1l;
p. M. to 8; p. M. 7 to 8.