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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-18
yHE system LIVES on
GooD Rich BLOOD
People Who Lack the Proper Quantity and
and Quality Of Blood Fail Victims
to Every Disease That's
Prevalent.
O8. a. W. cHAsE's NERVE PILLS

The blood is the medium through
which every tissue, every organ is
supplied with the material it feeds
upon and rebuilds itself with. Take
away that nourisbment by letting
the blood run down in quantity and
quality and you take away the power
OF an organ or tissue to resupply waste
to rebuild itself. In other words the
system starves ;color, appetite, steadi-
sness ,enerey, vigor, vitality-all are
lost and a condition Of mental and
physical prostratiun sets in. This
condition DR.. A. w. Chase's Nerve
Pills positively cure by their power
to manufacture good rich, nutritious,
oxygen carrying blood, a flood that
carries to every organ the very ma
terial it lives and thrives upon.
Mr.. George Horkins, Of Westing-
house Avenue Wilmerding, Pa, saws :
II began to S Or. A. W. Chase's
Nerve Pills liz Pittsburg; was at
the time sadly run down, weak, nery-
Gus, could not eat, cold all the time,
as my blood was thin, and did not
sleep we'll. The medicine put me in
splendid shape rapidly and easily
giving me steady nerves, "a fine APP
petite, restful sleep, a genseal feeling
of energy and vigor and good rich
|hlOOd That Ghnwad in tho INV nv
color zane back. The medicine is
certainly a grand one and [ am only
too glad to say SO" so cents a boz
at dealers or DIR. A. w. Chase Medi.
cue Com pany, Buffalo, N. Y. For.
trait and signature OF A. W. Chase,
n. D., on every package.
Flo, sale ty Scallin Bros. drugs,
ooks and jewerly. Mitchell, S. d.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-18

her OF the syndicate, said in SiOuN
lofty yesterday that the land was
purchased with a view of investment,
IOther persons associated with Mr..
Palson in the big land deal are
Charles Shade, president of the First
National bank, OF Rock Rapids; j.
W. Roach, S. S. Void and O. Keck,
all of Rock Rapids, and w. h. Brad
ley, Of hardwood. Mr.. Void is con
nected with the Iowa Commission
company, of Chicago, but his resi-
dence is at Rock Rapids. He is a
we'll known stock dealer and capital
list.
The men interested have formed an
association and Mr. Parsons will
draw up articles of incorporation for
them, the concern to be named the
Lyman County Land and Investment
Company. 1t will probably be cap
italized at $3.50, 600 and the business
of the concern Will be to buy and sell
real estate and engage in other bust
ness.
ut is our intention now' MI.
Parsons SAID "to start some banks in
some OF the new towns that are be-
ing established along the new rail-
road. Our land lies adjacent to the
towns of Oacoma, Reliance, Hotch
City and Presho. The land is fertile
and good, having a clay subsoll. [
am told 1t will :.produce anything. I
saw some wheat out there a short
time ago that will lhresh 50 to 40
bushels to the acre, and oats that
will give so bushels. There is already
a good deal Of diversified farming in
Lyman county and ! understand the
farmers are doing well. Lyman
county IS n~inety-fve miles long, and
from the present prospectus it is 60
ing to make an awfal good feeder for
Sioux City. We have put our money
into it after careful Investigation,
and that the land will be valuable
some day there is no doubt
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-18
BooM IN LYMAN COUNTY
An Iowa Syndicate Purchases Over
1000 Acres OF the Sioux
Reservation Lands.
Reservation lands.

Sioux City journal Believing that
The country lying west of Chaanber-
lain. s. ID, will be rapidly developed
for agricultural and commercial pur-
noses by the advent Of the Milwaukee
H1iroad, a syndicate Of Lyon county
hasiness men has Just acquired a
saet Of IL 200 acres OF land. for
snhichl they have paid sl25, 600. The
xact includes seventy quarter sec
tions and! takes in some OF the most
promising land in that entire dis
tIict. III is all located in Lyman
1 sounty.
James NJ. Parsons, Of Rock Rapids,
ewelis known. lawyer, who isea mem
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-18

Regulates the stomach and bowels,
heals and soot,les the little ones
|stomachs and gives them a hcalthful
and natural sleep. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea is the children's bene-
factor. IS cents. Scallin Bros.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-18
willie,. E...x an E...x.,

Thare are menny kinds OF essays,
such as the magglezeen essay, the re-
liglous essay. the litterT essay, the
school essay and so foarth, but the fun,
NEST essay is the small boys essay.
The small boys essay Is written by a
boy after he groze up. Bi the time he
gets baldhedded and is so old that he
wares shoes that are not too small for
his fete he begins to write boys essays
and sell them to the paipers. Reel
boys rite essays OH trees and home and
hope and why we should ever strive to
be good and true, but when bald
hedded men rites boys essays they
rite about wimmen and stiles and
howse cleening and so foarth. The
funniest thing about boys essays that
baldhedded men rites is that every.
buddy seq aint that just like a boy
Chicago Tribune.
A Daily Mystery.
A man whose income 10 $50 4 day
lunching alone In q fifteen cent rsstau-
rant and a clerk whose income II 80
a month lunching with a young woman
ina restaurant where the cash regisese
doesn't ring up anything under q.
Which 10 cause and which ID eRSctY
Does the Alphabetically man lunch
thus cheaply that hs may DO reminded
Of troubles on earth. or dos he afy-
dollarea-month man dine thus sxpen-
sdvsly because he wants to fergstl o.
Il the ons a hfty-dollara-day man h.
cause hs u careful and tie o<hw \
1fty-dotaR-armon@ man because b ID
q spsndthriftl-st. Louis Post-pis-
patch.
A.eseat J.wsapy.
Ths jswetry found In an sxea~aAna
one Of the pyeamtds Of Old 1laQ-
ph.EUpt. exhibits aboat ~ mneA
sdll IN wosktng gold cad reodsM
steass as now exists. althouoh d. -
0uBas found wses naAe 600 yeaps ~.
The figures cot o. amsxhyst ana CO.
are dssesfbsd - AxQniae$s -
aaatomieally corrsst. The sstd . IN.
fully worked. and pceGinns stonss a.
1t into It 70 a. 10 81 ~ sQsse C,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-18
OUTING 10 DENVER
Old Soldiers UrgedMby Department
COMMANDER Wolgemuth to
Make thaa Grin.
Make the Trip

llanva will no tl,e nhiectiye Min,
49,, -
s14tne OiA soiulels anu lae nlelioei
81 the Relief Corps the sflrst week in
September. att which time the ma,
4,nnal ancamrment nj the q A r
80 a. ~ s = III ~ 49, ~
a 1l 5eiie w. ~ VIII uu i'e,u. loe
lattment Commander MOigemuth IA
lust issued General Orders No. 4 in
mlat;nn ~ the5 trin oat and hack and
-. 80 49, .1.+ 49, 49,,
sne s'ue clips ena "ase oeSi'
planned. The Orders 10 part are as
follows:
rhara, no threef senarate -ronos
,inn and yom n,,1st decide hefore 90.
~" shniHcIy m's want- and Inv vo mr.
fickets a~ccordinpiy. See yomT rail.
Tnad aren't he.nre hand and II he has
mi heen snnnlied with the ticket Won
amt. nave him send for il.
Eiret nrnnnsitInn-Ts IN 90 ia nan-
rer and refnrn. Hence. INV vonr
ficket "a iJenver. Colorado Strings
shd p,,ehin
Sacnnd nronnsiti0n-Ts ia INV vn,r
tickef II porfland. via ncnver and
YetaIrn.
Thifd Dr0position-n YOU desire 10
- "a Portland. yia Salt Lake and
m hern fsnlif0rnia. Inv inst s,lch q
SStickef. This ticket Win faka vnn ia
I0s AnueIes. then m fha cnasf line
u San fransclacn and nm nm n pnrt.
land. retnrnino vfa the OREGON Short
~. Is Denvaf. and over t!le RnrlIno-
1on ta nmaha. anis home.
CAnYas TOR the Rlaok Hills = III he
nIhse6 vilnrayer n, gill imstifv tho
ssilrnsd comnanies 10 IA sn- There
villsiSe nnes oar q nj Hot Snrinus
1nr the 0lds SfIniers and their frfenis
OnSfhe eSsf aide AZ tha river Wa wilil
nrafA cars m al need Them. ~
sAhsrdesn keh6sld Hnrom Wafer.
aSren. Rionr Eslis. Mifchell and
YaaSS0n. and 5at any okhar mint
n1S1Gfo ~ Ioni can - made nm, ar
1saGlsess ~ isssffSy.
- ~ ~ rtyar vii, los, %
-aI sSsnyrfse ~ Genterr,t.er /, ana.
800 m - 1s1s SsvnfISsr 81 trm.f,a m
IN. SvS.sfnse 4. Eenfrr,i.sr 1 ieaving
7i1~ ~ avev thc Usinn pacJffc. mn
sae1Rv1aF ~ s6a,eves,ne Sentc,nher =
sff ~ - sasFhe. Frnr,fier Dav,,
sS,Irssas. 4 nenver Nnmdav mnrnino
SnGe 1s0sclccE. After Mi have had
sSseskf2Sks thnse IN desire can On
n neAMe6A 8n60G III the
V0rA6 ~ i1f,nu M the Gc0ruetown
Sna nfrinFwhich c0reIs IO6 miles ~
M S0a h aniarni6cent ana exhilerat-
l6S ~ fi,e eve ever heheld.
Tits q t,1,e az the extras. and viii
g "A Allowed az Omaha
,3scS S'i as<t tssH ~ ccsownn nosns
"a 1or sbefora SeDtember l2th.
Ret0rn trtp-Stop-over to be al
DMe1.aE Ietufn Trip until.
soisst soar. - 1Sr.I mr,ad;atain
mon Arrival at 1921 Karback Build.
-. corner OF 18th and Douglas
ss sss P Psssss :S q :. II IL s ssss;s'a sss {! 9
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-18

Coles Calbolisalye quickly stops
the pain of burns and cuts. 1t al
WAYS heals without scars. 1t is the
oest on earth for hurts and sores of
ali kinds. 1t is worth its weight in
gold when you need it. 1t pays to.
keep a box handy, Get Coles. All
druggists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-18

W0O4s
4 have beard" stAmmRod ~ 49,
s1nasr. that yea ~ sasassd. hrN
-N-Ruey'
TN not engaged yst," Npnsl -
III Girl. ''tut I hops 10 b $780,"
sDtShoW soonf.. hs aaked.
In q few miautss.' che rspksd. VA
shining syes.-PAatads4phia Iadass.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-18

Perhaps yu are tired add run
d0an,' and are one of the many who
san not take time to rest. Try
Cote,s Bludbilder. lit inyigorates and
builds up the system. 1t makes
bright eyes and strong bodies. Its
guaranteed sl.00 a bottle, by all
druggists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-18

The power of speech d~ifferentiates
the nan from the brute, except when
he abuses his wife.-Detroit Tribune.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-18
Mess. Wen Kew. Dew. n.~..

Messs Well K1swa Dewn Mere.
Small girl. in bed. being read TO BY
an elder cousin. Small GiM-When
die. shall 30 to heaven. Nary
&azy-9h ~ = pY ere aS& Ss}
shall tell him I heard quite q lot about
Nm down here.-L0odon Globs.
Nothing I'm q Name.
sJim Simplex wants me to 90 on his
note for a thousand. Do you know
him?"
"No, and 1 know you, and 1 guess
there won't be any money lost by the
transaction Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Merely a starter.
II am always carried away by that
song" he said as she arose from the
piano.
$50 you told me once BEFORE" she re-
Joined. 'That's why l sung It"
The oasis., 1905-07-01

will aaaio oceupy hls coll ai ihe county jail The charge against him now is murder
 Scrivener. who bad been held at the county jail here since last April, was this week released on a Si ,000- bond, at Tucson, where he was taken last week in response to an order issued in habeas corpus proceedings instituted in the dis trict court at that place. He had been held in default of s3, 800 bond. The bond was reduced to $1.00O, which was furnished few days ago. Immediately after his release he was re-arrested at the instigation of the Santa Cruz coun- ty officials, on the murder charge.
 The crime with which he is now charged is the murder of A. C.. Lamb, who was blown up with dynamite while asleep in his cabin at Gro Blanco last April.
The oasis., 1905-07-01
Cheap Round Trip Rates

Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, $35.00 Date of sale daily June 1st to October Is inclusive. Final limit October 31.
 Portland, Oregon, $50.0O going and returning via any direct route through Huntington or Billings Dates of sale for July l. ,, 3, f, :, 8, 9, II, 12, IS, If, 26, 27 and 2S; for August II to IS in- elusive, 30and 31; for September, 1 to 6 inclusive, 13, IA. 15, 27, 28 and 29.
 $56O0 via diverse routes, through San Francisco, Billings or Hunt ington. Dates of sale for July 1, ,. 3, 4, ', 8, 9, II, 13, 14, 26, 27, 28; for August, 7 to IS inclusive. 30 to 31; for September, 1 to 6 inclusive, 13, 14, 15, 27, 2S and g.
 In addition to the above we have on sale cheap summer rates to all points east. Write or call and see us. W. J. BLACK. c. P. A,
 Topeka, Kansas.
 w R. BROWN,
 Div. Pass Agt. El Paso, Texas.
The oasis., 1905-07-01

for the purpose of arranging for participation in the parade and celebration of the Fourth of July.
 MARK LULLEY,
 Chief of Records.
The oasis., 1905-07-01
Ia gIsn c.nan.. cana.I.l.

Thi. morning Mr. X R Mora. wetz. United States consul at No. gales, Sonora, went Co Cauanea. to inspect the consular agency there. and aid his subordinatein straight ening out the work and make the reports for his first quarter in office.
The oasis., 1905-07-01
GREENE eotO COMPANY.
The Mines st La Brisca Visited by a Party of Experts to Set at Rest
 sesndsIous Reports.

In New York City last week there was sprung a sensation which was intended to damage in the market the prices of the shares in the various mining companies and other enterprises in Sonora and Chihuahua, which Mir. ". c. Greene has been so successful in bringing forward and putting upon paying bases. The substance of the scandalous reports was that two dividends declared and paid upon the capital stock of the Greene Gold Company had been made illegally; that the two off cially reported bullion shipments aggregating about $200,000, gold, had not been made; that the placers at La Brisca are failure; and that all the gold which had been extracted, with all the ex- pense and outlay that have been made, does not exceed $500. It was specifically stared and pub blished that some of the directors had employed an expert named Glover who had visited the prop erty and reported to the effect herein stated.
 To meet those damaging publi- cations, which did depreciate in Wall street the price of the Greene stocks, Mir. Greene visited La Brisca early in the present week. inviting to accompany him and make examination of the property, five prominent and we'll known experts, and other gentlemen in- terested Sunday evening the party passed Nogales, traveling in two special private cars-the Olivette, belonging to Mir. Greene, and the private car of President Epes Randolph of the Cananea, Yaqui River x Pacific Railway.
 The party included the following named gentlemen: ". C. Greene, B. Q. Packard, Epes Randolph, j.. r, Casey, D. ". Semple N. " Allen, Richard Arnold, T. W. Terry, Berry,Searle $. A. D Upton, A Falco, Doctor ". J Galbreath.
 The special cars were side tracked at Magdalena, and early Monday morning there were pro- vided carriages in which the party were conveyed to the scene of the company's operations, at La Brisca, about forty miles eastward from the station, reaching the camp in the afternoon. Tuesday the ex- perts went carefully over the ground. testing it in numerous places, and, as stated to THE OASIS man Thursday by Mir. Casey, one of the experts, finding plenty of gold. The reports made by the experts give complete denial to the alleged report of Expert Glover, and should silence the misrepre- sentations put ahoat by designing manipulators in Wall Street.
 Wednesday evening the party returned to Magdalena and there divided-the Olivette returning north with Mir. Greene and those accompanying him, while Colonel Randolph's car went to Hermosillo and Guaymas, the gentleman hay- ing business in those places.
The oasis., 1905-07-01
improved Order of Red Men.

All members of Papago Tribe No. II, Improved
 Order of Red Men, are especially requested to meet at the lodge room in Masonic hall, Mon- day evening, July 3rd.
The oasis., 1905-07-01
The shavers.

The barber slaves with polished
 blade, The mercer slaves with ladies'
 trade, The broker slaves a twelve per
 cent. The landlord slaves by raising
 rent, The doctor slaves in draughts and
 pills, The tapster slaves in pints and
 gills. The farmer slaves in hay and oats, The politician slaves in votes, The banker slaves both friends
 and foes, The peddler slaves wherever he
 goes, The willy merchant slaves his
 brother, The PRINTERS shave one an
 other. But The southw'n Com'l Co.-naether.
The oasis., 1905-07-01
scRIvENER RE-ARREsTED.
Will Return to Santa Cruz County IaiI
 Charged with Murder.

Jasper Scrivener will return to Nogales tonight from Tucson, in the custody of Sheriff Fowler and
The oasis., 1905-07-01
co East, Reduced Rates. Round rrip

co East, Reduced Rates, Round Trip. Omaha Council Bluffs, Pacific Junction $4S 35.
 St. Joseph, Mo, $4600.
 Kansas City, Atchison, Leaven- worth S45.45.
 St. Louis, Mo-, S51 70.
 Chicago, IL, $5165.
 Memphis, Tenn, s5165.
 New Orleans S48 20.
 Sale dates June 18th to 17th in- elusive and 25th to 3Oth inclusive. July 4th to 9th inclusive and 24th to 26th inclusive. For further par ticulars apply to 5. P. ticket office. w. c. Bowman, Agent. St.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
WITH MEN BURIED.
Funeral for Laborers Who Were
Killed by M0Iten Steel.

Philadelphia Nov ia funeral. without a
parallel in this city took place to-day at the
MfdTale Steel Works, where q forty ton ingOt of
steel. containing the bodies Of two vvornlen- was
buried viii the rites of the Roman Catholic
Church The workmen were John Forkin and
NJoseph Gazda VINO met horrible death a week
ago. They were in a pit near cupola contain
ing many tons of molten steel. plug gave
way and S0000 pounds of the fiery liquid over
whelmed them The men were completely in
cinerated and not a trace of themselves or their
clothing was left.
The Midvale Steel Company was averse to
selling the steel or using it, and it was decided
to bury it with the rites of the church TO which
the unfortunate men had belonged. According
Iy the forty-ton ingot. oval in shape. 2S feet
long feet wide and feet thick, was moved
last week by a travelling crane to the rear of
the machine shop, where a grave ten feet deep
had been made. The great mass of steel was
laid in the hole and a platform built over it so
that the burial services could be better per
formed.
Only the two sisters of GaZda and about one
hundred workrnen and the officials of the com
panv were permitted TO attend the services
Among the officials President Charles ttar-
roh The inSot covered with earth ana the
funeral party dispersed. The grave will be ap-
nropriately marked by the company.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
GLASGOW FIRE KILLS SO.
LODGING HOUSE BURNS.
Inmates Safocated- Escape Cat
of by FIames-.8e Injured.

Glasgow, Nov, 1a-The most terrible fire that
has occurred in Great Britain for many years
broke out here this morning a cheap iodsins
house for men in Watson-at. and resulted in
the loss of thTty-nIne lives and the injury
of many others. The flames wePe first noticed
at o'clock on the fourth floor of the building,
which was occupied by $50 men, alarm
raised and the f1remen were speedily in al
tendance but flames and smoke were then is
suing from most OF the windows the fourth
floor An extraordinary scene was created hy
a procession of almost naked men issuing from
the door of the building and against their frantic
efforts 10 escape the firemen had actually TO
fight for admission.
Reaching the upper floors. the hrefien found
that the narrow passages we're becoming con-
gested with men who had dropped to the hoor
overcome by smoke. Fortunately the fire "as
confined to the fourth floor, and az soon as the
f1remen were a ble to get to work it was speeauy
extinguished The flames had been fed by the
wooden partitions. the burning of which tfFe"
off volumes of smoke, resulting in the snffoca-
ton OF the inmates Many, on being bFoughI
10 the street. rallied in few minutes but others
had to be taken to the hospitals
The dead were mostly worKmen in the primo
of life They presented a horrible spectacle
their blackened faces bearing evidence OF terri
bic struggles to escape Many men we're sleep
ing the attic floor above the burning fourth
floor. and these had narrow escapes. The flames
burst through the floor and It was Impossible for
the men to descend The windows Were secure
~ fastened and the had to break them
so that they could climb through to neighoor-
ing roofs
By 10 o'clock a search of the building was
made and complete list Of the victims oo-
tanned. which showed that thirtynine were dead
and thirty-two injured 1t appears to be the
custom of these dodgers to sleep nude ana the
march of the survivors to the police statioh
was a fantastic one. Some had snatched the
covers of the beds and others their trousers
while many wore nothing.
The local authorities had TO be called upon 10
supply the men with clothing and warm meals
owing to their migratory habits and thf an'
aence of permanent homes, many OF the deao
will never be identified The Identification OF
others ts rendered difficult by the absence OF
clothing.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
SAVES MAN FROM RIVER.
Policeman Jumps from 145th-st.
Dra1cb1dge to Rescue.

Patrolnan Matthew McGrath, of the East
15od-st station. last night plunged from the
drawbridge over the Harlem River at l42th-s'-
to rescue man from drowning McGrath' IN
company with Joseph Angehardt, OF NO 3Vl
West 49th-st was crossing the bridge when ne
heard a splash and a second later feeble cry
Peering over the rail of the bridge the police
man saw a dark object in the water rev rect
from the end of pier that juts from ltoth-Sl-
Immediately he divested himself Of his overcoat
and helmet and plunged into the river sixty
feet below.
McGrath reached the man just as he was sink
ing. and after brief struggle swan with hlm
to the end of the pier. The policeman's conf
RAMON Angelhardt. across the bridge and
teIephoned the Harlem Hospital for an anlDu-
lance. and then alarmed every pedestrian ne met
and demanded that he go TO the rescue or the
nolcenan and the drowning man Half dozen
policemen went TO the pier and threw Hne 20
McGrath who made a nOcse under the man
arm and had those the pier haul him up
The victim said he was John Harugan q jan
itov of No T3 West 12Sth-st-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
WHISKEY FEEDS FLAMES
OUer 500, 900 Gallons Consumed
Loss, 81 900 900.

Connellsville Penn. Nov. 19-At the A. over
holt distiIery, Broadford to-day SloHU
gallons of whiske7 furnished a spectacular fire
entaiIne a loss of S4000OO1 The main bonded
warehouse was burned to the ground
The blue tfnged flames from tho burning aleo-
hol shot more than one hundred feet into the
air
calls for help HAre sent to ConnellsYille
Uniontown and McKeesport- Broadford is oul
two miles from here, and tho Conneilsviue Fire
DrDartment, on a special train. reached the
scene quickly The men, BY hard work. man
aged to save the buildings near by, and the Calls
to the two other towns were withdrawn.
The ruined building and its contents were still
burning fercely at midnight, but the structures
surrounding it have been so thoroughly soaked
with water that no further losses are feared. 1t
is supposed that the fire started either from
spontaneous combustion from spark thrown
by a passing locomotive down one of the air
shafts.
The A. Overhot company is one of the largest
manufacturers of whiskey in the world The
plant is practically owned by H c. Frick and
the Melons of Pittsburg.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
FIND HANDS OF DEAD.
Lozcer California indians LeaJe
Slight Trace Of Explorers.

ceived to-day BY George ". Knox the fate OF
Henry Miller and Gus Olinder. who went on an
expedition to Tiburon Island in the Gulf of Cali
fornia nearly year ago. is probably disclosed
on the desoiate shores of the Gulf OF CALI
fcrnia near deserted Indian village a Eerdsr
found the trappings of Miller and Olinder.
book of nautical science which belonged 70 olin-
der, and . pair Of dried human hands v-hic5,
may have been those of one OF the men. : few
feet away was found the ar-ed remains OF /,
huge feast fire and circles OF an Indian va
dance. II rs believed the men were slain i,v
hostile Indians who inhablt that porfior i r
Lower California. The discovery OF the relics
Of the Miller and Olinder party was made +
connection with the search now conducted b.
Professor E. p Grindell. of Arizona far bis
brother Lieutenant Grindeu. who lost
tbs peninsula