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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18
Made Fortune in Goldtield.

Frank Atheran, who came to Tono-
pah little over two years ago. poor
boy departed for his home in Clements,
California, Thursday morning with a
bank book that contained deposits in
his name amounting to over SAC. 900. his
eighth interest earnings in the Florence
lease at Goldfield.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18
Young Nevadan Wins Honors.

Midshipman H. H. Maxon, son of
Colonel Maxon, has graduated from An
napolis and is now in Reno on a two
weeks furlough. He has been assigned
to the Asiatic squadron and will pro-
ceed to Asia and report to Admiral
Goodrich.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18
VALUATIONS ADVANCE
OVER THREE MILLION
Eureka County Is Fourth Largest
Contributor to State.
Controller Davis Says Mine Owners
Are DOdging Their Taxes-Use-
less Expressage Paid.

The SENTINEL is in receipt of a copy
of State Controller Sam Davis report
for the year 1904. The report shows
that the total assessed valuation Of all
classes of property in Nevada for last
year amounted to $36, ,270. 1876. 80, an ad-
vance of $3,562, ,67l.70 over 1908, when
the valuation was $32, ,707, ,463.6O. The
valuation bv counties is as follows:
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18
ElkO COunty's Budget.

The budget adopted by the Commits
sioners last year to run the county
footed up 100000, and the expenses for
the year were 500, ,51402. leaving bal
ance of only $4s59S. This year the
budget foots up $4,000. the increase
being in the School Funds.-Elko Inde-
Dendent
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18
Gaming Licenses Not for Schools

Gaming Licenses Not for Schools.
The Appeal few days ago stated
that the gaming licenses went into the
School Fund. This is an error uninten.
tionally made in mentioning the anti.
gambling bill. The schools are sup
ported on the interest Of the State
funds mainly and are not dependent on
gaming. although some Of the fines and
penalties from violation of these laws
60 to the School Fund.--Carson Appeal.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18

Mexico has avoided dynamite mono
poly and secured reduction from the
American manufacturers, SO that the
mining interests of Mexico will get
their explosives cheaper than ever.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18
Tonopah Goldfield Ore Shipments.

The ore shipments over the Tonopah
Railroad for the week ending Feb. 10.
as reported by the Miner, aggregated
1888 tons, of which 80 tons came from
Golddeld,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18

The correct pronunciation of the
japanese physical training system "jiu-
jitsu" is said to be as if spelled "jew.
jits."
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18

The table OF gross collections of State
revenue for the year ending December
81, 1904, shows that Eureka County
paid into the State Treasury $6891. 10
in property tax, an increase over 1908 of
sl35S.67; poll taxes for 1904. $S96.85.
The statement of the amount of net
cash paid into the State Treasury by the
various counties shows that Eureka
County paid in the fourth largest
amount, $l2, ,45S.69; being exceeded by
Washoe County. with s63, 1880; Elko,
with Sol 1868; Humboldt. with $4l,-
991 .46.
The table compiled from the annual
statements of County Auditors on the
Indebtedness of counties shows that
Eureka and Elko are the only counties
in the State free from debt. Elko
County has $50. .430S SO cash in the
County Treasury, and Eureka has
$23, 3,05S.0S.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18
The Net Profit of Mines.

Under the above heading the Con-
troller says: The mining industry of
Nevada has from the beginning been
offered every inducement by the State.
The Constitution grants the miner
more favorable terms of taxation than
it vouchsafes any other calling. Only
the net product is taxed.
During the past few years there has
been a tremendous revival in mining in
Nevada. Men have suddenly become
millionaires, and new mining camps
have sprung into existence in various
parts of the State.
Some of these mines cannot be bought
for sums which require seven figures to
express. Yet the Assessors reports
from these sections indicate that some
of these mines are really producing
nothing.
We read of ore that requires the SER
vices of shotgun messengers to guard
during its transit over the desert. The
newspapers chronicle these events and
tell of sacks Of ore going over 800, 900 a
ton. Yet there is very little, if any,
net profit. If a company has ore valued
at $4,000 for one ten.mule-team load,
one would naturally look to the Asses.
sors' books for some met profit" on
that ore. 1t is possible, however, that
the high price Of mules, or the exorbi-
tant rates paid the guards in those Sec
tions of the State, reduce the met
profits" to a minimum, and leaving
nothing for the Assessor.
That certain men. we'll able to pay
taxes. are avoiding their obligations to
the Commonwealth is too plain for dis.
cussion. If the people of certain coun-
ties elect Assessors who fail to attend
to their duties, the entire State suffers.
By the Oregon system of taxation the
harm resulting from the failure of any
particular Assessor TO do his duty
would fall upon his county alone.
With this result apparent to the voters.
they would soon remedy the evil.
UnDuSlneSSllke Methods.
The report dwells at some length on
what the Controller calls unbusinesslike
methods. One is the necessity that
sometimes compels persons doing busi-
ness with the State to sell their war
rants at discount because the money
is not available until after the semi-an-
nual taxes are received. Speaking of
the school money the report says:
The money due each county from the
School Fund is sent out to the various
counties from the State Treasury. The
same money is sent from the various
counties to the Treasury. and express
charges are, in many instances, paid on
it both ways. II the law allowed the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21

Misses Gertrude and Mollie Gibson
were AZ Crystal Falls last Sunday
attending the funeral Of Merle smith
DIR. McIndo, the Iron River dentist
WAS over from the west side doing
dental work here during the week.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Vivian are re-
ioicing over the arrival of baby
daughter at their home.
George Promo was ut Crystal Falls
last Monday on business. He return
cd from there ON Tuesday afternoon.
Abe Sackim came mp from Iron
Mountain last Thursday to look after
a sale which he has had ON at the
Paris Store for the past three days.
III brave the storms Of Chilkoot Pass,
I'll cross the plains OF frozen glass,
I'd leave my wife and cross the sea,
Rather than be- without Rocky Noun
tain Tea.
f. " Christensen. Amasa.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21
AMASA NEWS.
Anew Deputy Sheriff.

Surprise was sprung upon Anasa
this week by the announcement, which
came from Crystal Falls, TO the effect
that David Leonard had been APP
pointed by Sheriff Sensiba to the posi-
ton OF deputy sheriff for this town
ship. heretofore held by Nick Mieyr
The information proves 70 be correct.
II was generally thought that Mr..
Mieyr had the position and il deyelopes
that he actually had the appointment
at first hut that such protest went
in from the people OF this place that
Mr.. Sensiba decided to make a change
and 10 David Leonard Was given the
appointment.
The protest which went in came
from all classes and followings. The
dissatisfaction with the Mieyr regime
is general and was aggravated to a
great extent by the recent murder and
general wide.openess Of the place.
For some time the village. especially
on Sunays, has been so indecent that
the women Of the place shrink from
going out upon the streets Acts were
perpe.rated on the streets Of the vii
lage 40 indecent that barbarian
would shrink from countenancing
them. For that reason the people
were very decidedly up in arms
There is no politics in the appoint
ment, simple desire for protection
on the part Of the people Mr.. Leo
nard was in the Falls last "Wednesday
and got his commission. The appoint
ment came as a surprise 10 him ae he
didn't seek the place aud tidnt know
o. MS appointment until IL had been
made.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21

"ttA WV tniA1 t&NAt0AA NAtt lNns y
any address for - per year Here il
bargain Tor any person wishing Mich
igan News a. the Free Press Il th,
best daily in Michigan. Leave ORDER
az this office
WANTED To Guy or rent. sec
ond hand organ for use in the High
School Gymnasium. Advise Mis-,
Wells at High School.
Cne Of Rings Dyspepsia Tablets after
eating even IL you can eat but little
will digest the little You do eat and
cure indigestion. DYSPEPSIA, Sour
Stomach. Belrhing. and Weak Heart.
Sold by r. w. Cole
FOR SALE A house and one aud
one-half lots. A large barn and good
we'll Located ON Marquette Avenue.
For price Of same inquire Of Matt
Mattila. butcher. located at HurJa 4
stand
Constipation and piles are twins
They kill people inch by inch, sap life
away every day. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will positively cure
you. No cure no pay 35 cents Tea
or Tablets. J. c. Wilkinson.
Taken Up A brown bull about two
years old. Owner can have by prov
ing property and paying charges
Mr. Johnson. Bristol.
Pineules is the name Of new dis.
oovery puS mp In new way A GER
tain cure for all Kidney. Blood and
Bladder diseases and every form Of
Rheumatism. Pineules relieve Back
ache and Kidney pains permanently.
II you need such remedy let MS show
you the wonderful Pineules Sold by
f. w. Cole.
The greatest system rehovator. Re
stores vitality regulates the kidneys.
liver and stomach. IL Hollister $
Rocky Mountain Tea fails 10 cure get
your money back That fair. IS
cents Tea or Tablets J. G. wilkin
son.
The health and fragrance and
strength Of the great pine forest are
condensed in Pineules new dis
covery put up in new way. A cure
for all Kidney. Blood and Bladder
diseases. Baekache. Lumbago and
ever form Of Rheumatism. Pineules
rid the system Of impurities. sold by
f w. Cole.
When YOU need pin IL Is always
best TO buy the hest Dades Little
Liver Pills are the best Try them.
They have way Of their own. Sold
by r. W. Cole.
Any boy or girl IN Iron county can
get piano FREE by bringing In sub
scribers To the Diamond Drill See
the particulars In another column.
Bees Laxative Honey and Tai
Ia an improvement over all Coughs.
Lung and Bronchial remedies. II acts
ON the bowels drives the cold out on
the system. cures Group. Whooping
Cough. wards on Pneumonia and
strengthens the lungs Bee I.axA
tive Honey and Tar Is the best Cough
syrup for children Tastes good
Sold by 4 W Cole
ManZan is tho Pile Remedy that
reaches the spot aud stops all pile
pain instantly II you suffer with
Blind. Bleeding Itching. or protrud
ing piles and want 10 ho curcl il 6
only necessary 10 nsc ManZAn. the
Great Pile Cure sold hy 4 W Cole
LroE Ont tar Congha Cold- Group
nad Whoopiu Cough They arc dau
eflus 40 ta asan of Tue year
rhl Uhi pneumonia or nnsump
Uun Won Cgu Prevent a eure OBJ
aen complaints with bt lathtian
HONEY ana Tm 40 improvement
@ lung ard hufil
Eb p
tu
man egnh atH "a
f0hah m
nlf UH raiaf 81 lur guu l'a
8.5p9 ~ month"; $500 per duy fm
expenses Kuhimm ca Dept
Atias Binding Chicago
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21

Jas Flood has decided 70 put in
a plant for the manufacture Of ice
cream The plant will consist Of a
3h. p gasoline engine and 40 quart
freezer Mr. Flood has figured the
business ont and finds that plant
large enough 10 manufacture just the
cream that is used here in Crystal
Falls viii pay handsome dividends
on tho Investment II il Mr. Flood :
plan % make cream. not alone for
himself lint Tor an ~ the restaurants
in the ety o. we'll fe win De- in q
position 81 mako up special orders
Ger ladge PARTIES etc
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21

Miss Lilly Desben entertained the
Catholic choir at her home last night
A horse for sale cheap Inquire Of
ole Hager
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-01-21

LAprrs WANTED BdtH
iuGfE Ntl oman
H1snHuE iaH H
nru.I
H UH al
lrm Har'em it
FL Iamahmafyth.ne Aatbt
SECRETARY 90 Mouou Block Chcaeo
ili
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
aou,, ont or Town.

There was not much doing In the rghtiuR
line on Tue,day night Three clubs held
shows and the bouts decided ere.lntefestIng
and full OF action.
Chester Goodwin Of Boston and Clarence
Forbes of Chicago we're the stars IN rafting
M, cen round bout before the Douglass 4, C..
Chelsea. Mass la Announcing the. fight il
wps stated that Harry FORBES. CLARENCE
bt other. WAS to meet Goodwin, but ~ the lat
uolurnt clarence WIS substituted. lie lut
weighed ia ~ 20 pounds lt % o cioCS. The
boui WIS a oleaii one aud fast. Forbes WaS
cieeerer tilan Goodwin. but tho Boston boxer
had more power in his punches doOi"tn
Md no trouble in gaming the award
The eight round vUnteat between JOHNNY
BnrdioA Of New orr. and Jnnmy Briggs OF
Boston. at the Shav'uut \ G., Springfield.
Mass was Il poor one. Burdck ahoWlhS
wus n dlsappoiutment The bout was oriRi-
.taIIv 10 h.vt. beet. q ten round mia. but owing
10 uel,re restrictions the contest was 'ut
down 10 eight rouud- aud there was 40 de
,i.ion The ,,fair was more OF an eNhutl9n
thnn ANYTHING else aud the crowd Missed the
IL TOOK NO round. Tor Mat;y Baldwin OF
Charlestop.n TO convince Bills. Grimm OF Boston
that the latter was not IN MS class, at me
Eranklvu A. c. tu DOvrr. y u. briniu had
!, moor defence and after being knocked down
10 The spcoud round three mes he 'oHcln"ed
thnt he had had enough and aunt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
ua.rhall al MiIliams.

WuIIAMsIowN. Mass. Fen. IS Capt
McCarty Of the Willigns baseball team
has called out the freshman candidates
10 report three times weak for practice
in the cage. aud about thirty csrdtdates
are doing regular work "a baiIlhs nhae'
his direction.
Tie prospects for a good 'esn are Of the
hest a : the only man lost by sraduation was
cant Durfee A. nucleus Tor the team
there viii he the following men
Catcher. capt McC4riy FIRST base. Watson,
-hortstop Ne.hltt. third base NeId oulheld,
Hogan II Is in the pitching depart
ment that The team will be especially strong
Tor the three pitchers Of Last years team
arc stiu in college, Wads worth Westerveli
and Ford The arst two are veterans al the
game and last year we're considered the best
pairHof college pitchers N New England.
Ford although but a sophomore, showed
good form last year and Is expected 10 develop
Into ma good man a. the former. The
i'm venrs I. expected 20 be prominent factor
in rounding out the team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16

sAS FRANCISCO Feb. i5.-The track wa, very
fast at Oakland To day. Ananas beat Houuon
IN the handicap Ia clever style. running a mile
and 100 yards IN the very fast time OF s5At which
il A second faster than the tack record sum
mary
FIRST Race-Ivr aud hsif furlonV, AlAid OF
fcunoy 100 wright. 30 to ], Ruby. los
thuapp, II 10 5. second. Merlnguc. los fJontsI
20 TO l. third. Time. ~. Princess Wheeler
Fthel Barrymore. Onondulum. Norinne julia
9th MEpAh, Touchonc and Nikh also ran.
Second Pace IutuTity coursc-Stcrng Towers
% tWugnu. 10 to >. won Toupee 100 LARSEN
to l. second CroanO 100 tAiiohnelrl - 20 third
Time ill. Lurene Bath Beach. Prince Magnet
Yellowstone, knvan. Lillian Ayers, Troy Homrrlis
Golden Eagle and ARTILLERY Star also ran,
Third lace Seven iuTlongs-Mouutehnnk. iO7
tMlnderl. "a 10 Q. won Suburban Queen 100 tsiich-
aclsl IS 20 l. second Hab. los lJones' 20 l. third
Time ia Jack Little. PrcstAno. Faunt. AdlTon-
dacb. Inspector Munroc Lady Kent and Educate
Fourth Race-one mile and 100 ysrds-AuaniAs
10 tBifkcnUihi, $40 I, won Honiton. 100 lMnderl
4 to 8 SECOND: Nigretic. e5 Knapp. 10 l. third
Tine, l44A.. pragg. St. Nicholas " r. CondoH
and Circus also ran.
Flnh Race-Onc nile Miudanso. 1906 G>Arsen,
10 10 s. Won. Ebony. l07 tbeD. 20 l. second Hugh
McGowan i04 tTTayersl. IS 70 ?. third. Time TAI
ByIonerdale. Whoa Bill. MesteHinger aud Major
Icnny also ran.
SlIth Rncc~one miie-YadA los Knapp. 2,oi
won F'sherboy 100 tRcln. 60 10 J. second. True
Wing 100 iGT-rnneidl. 0 10 /. third. Time i.liG
Ara. indicate ATlsbe, Sra All and Ghiiop Oh
also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16

awards in tho breeds not having classes
FOR al winners
necrhouudS Mss CiArlsssH Livingston Goerl.
kBApps Polchau.
Chesspeshe nay sheepdogs-M L Mulbans'
Buah
Hencvers- Winthrop Rutherford, Warren
SalVn.
Srhpuerkts- Albert Francesca rag
Toy I'oOdles-Mrs p Hcisess Pony
Yorkshire reUlefs-W. L. j.. PdgeonN Deioy
klng
Maltese TerIlets-Aiss Sllnfugs Molly Boy ".
Other Toy Terriers o. Dirken SedH.
Chiffon Bru1rllos Thomas v. KINKS Peggy
ChluNhaas fhonAs GrSdAles Nina
Miscellaneous -Aculu A. Sanders's Tho Ice
man iEsqulriani.
Two Of tho old breeds in eclipse fof the
time being here. althouEn they flourish az
the English shows. are the Dandie Dinmont
and BedllnRton terriers OF the two en!rlh-
for Dandies one was ruled out as Si'Et
terrier wrongly entered ia ;he class. wnlle
the other candidate only received n thfVi
award. aud ~ BedliuRiuns only a second
Was awarded TO the solitary entry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
GRIDIRON CAPTAINS FOR 1905
Tackles Most IN Demand and Then Come
Half Backs and Ends.

Although moro work devolves upon a
tackle than upon any othor plnyer on football
team. enough TO keep him busy without
additional responsibility. more tackles have
been chosen for football captains for 1905
than any other position contributes. out
Of forty-one college teams throughout the
country. ten will be captaned by tackles.
Half backs ore next in demand with nine
captains. and next come ends With seven
and full backs with Eve. Considering tho
fact that quarter backs run the teams In
games. very few OF them have been chosen
for captains--only three. Two centres have
been chosen and fve guards, The list OF
new captains and their positions are as fol-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
.hlp ,crle. TO BE- play ID in NE far tho national

ship series TO be play ed In the fall the national
agreement and the schedule
he American League wiz convehe AZ
the Breslin day The minor league prop
20 he considered. Tho story In yestcrday' 9
StN about the plot hatohed BY tho National
League and the Eastern League hack -
up by the minor leag CUES 10 drive the Alneri-
1ne story WAS further enlarged upon by "a
well known baseball sharp, VINO said
Pat Powerp IL in the minority on this
proposition GTtaith OF jersey CITY. Sial,
line- Of Buffalo, hanlon ot Baltimore and
have combined to aid the National league
Ia bcstlng che kNerican II the Nationals
can fix up a new league 20 act as tho party
Of tue FIRST part IN "A new national aHrreii
mont vou Will find that 4 viii be composed
Of Providence. Jersey city, Buffalo ana
Baltimore m the East with the four hest
aud nearest cities IN t~beau leashe ~
have - provide tue snens of war as N"
Eastern League has 10 money 10 spend IN
suth struggle.
Win n combination Of this Kind what Il to
become OF tle smaller clubs In the Ia stern
League and the American Association: In
every minor league ia the country there are
undrTdoGs who will not be in sympathy with
Il scheme TO down the American League.
aud II they End that thev are 10 receive the
double cross they viii put MP an AWFUL now.
A. that the american League - fair and II
the minor league demands seem just 70 tho
dele yates ~ tO-dRv's session theY VIII u"
granted Otherwise there will be A sharp
turn down for them
In addition 70 many National Tesgue and
minor league men who were IN town last
night the other arrivals were u. t Shibe
of Philadelphia Charles ConlisNey oi hicaEo,
Robert l. Hedgcs OF 81 Louis ana { W.
John I. Taylor OF the Boston Americans VIII
be here this morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
BASEBALL AT COLJMBTA.
Cage Practice for Season starts Under
Billy Lauder.

With an exceptionally large number OF good
candidates. baseball practice at Columbis was
started Yesterday In the cage IN the gymna-
sium, Rilly Lauder. the eS-,ilant third base
man, was on hand TO coach the novces and
some of tho older men. and put In a hard after
Moons work. on the whole. ne was disposed
TO bc satisfied with the candidates although
naturally little could be told by the first days
work Collins. Mcdowell, Saunders and Capt.
Tyler Of last years nine were on hnnd. but for
Cant Tvler thinks tIat he has a good csndi.
date FOR the pitchers place In Bradtke a
first year man in the college or pharmacy.
hurch Academy. Bastlan IA freshman in
the school OF architecture and will probably
play first base on the 'Os nino.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
the sunbeam Entered in ,nc Ocean Race

WAsHINoTo%, Feb. IS Commander Heb
biughaus, the naval attuchr OF the German
Embassy here, who has charge 81 the Amcrl-
can entries for Tie Kaiser's OCEAN cup yacht
race. has been Informed that the auxiliary
Yacht sunbeam has been entered by Lord
Brassey,
The sunbeam is entered as OF the ROYAL
Yacht Squadron ihis IS the second i.nglsh
vessel Tor tina race There are now seven
entries iour Amer icau. two English and
one German
The Sinbeam is a famous vessel and has
carried Lord Bras-ey who was formerly
Governor General of Australia. al over the
world She has q gross tonnage uf SO tons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN &uARTFORDR.R.

Trains depart from Grand Central station "a
81. aud an aV.. as follows, for
BOSTON Via View l.ondon and Providence =.
=. il,JD. 'Ni'0ue \. NJ. 2. 40. = los y 9't
e. JO0 % sal. ''i2n1 =. VI
BOSTON, Va Wilmlnilc $50 NJ '2.nl - ~
BOSTON, VIA Springfield '9V 4 NJ, I''~- i'.l
-ll.Dl p. 81.
flrCnRuBG. vlo Putnam Worcesier--'a r
I.AkENILLE & NORFOLK $3.50 s.. n. 81 70 p ~
plrTSiIELD --t4.Gp. $50 :. NJ 'a3i p
WATERBURY, AMI MtNATED y -. $500. 800.
finpI. Sl0O2 80 Waterbury A ". y u-. -.
t'SuI, go. tuUd ito Waterbury .. =
Ticket Others az ctiraud Central station ASA I'D
St. also at Cti3 eel tlN5 ciS54 Hroadwhr % lA.a
Pace. 90 Union SQUARE, els, iirn Avenue r-'l
Columbus I'VE. 90 Madison Ave. c.'a N''f l.e.4
ST.. lA3 East l2Stn st In Brooklyn, ci iu.h '''
SGy Fulton ST.. $50 BToadWag W.. DA
-paly. Except sundays. Sundays on .' ,.u'
~ l2a;u ~. xStup ~ iaJlh 81 Sundat uui' .lsi
lur COR Limited Has dining csf. cfarnt "I
Sirepiu. Car tickets also.
c. T.. HAMPSTEAD. Gen Pos W.
q. ~. SHEPARD. Gen. Supt.