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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
DEAD MAN FOUND
FLOATING IN BAY

years q aEs. and locks ~ II Il had
been Ia the water AZ least nix weeks.
The IRAN has IiEht hair and VAS
evidently sWeds lie had on q
llsht Panama hat and light trousers.
No coat vas an the body when
found. There were no letters OF pa
pwrs IN the pockets.
The men whe found the body
thluk 81 ia likely that hc fell ever
baafd from German steamer that
has lately been lying near the spot
where the body vas found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

Mutual Life. has wife who Is a
niece OF Vice President Granniaa.
Attorney brown. counsel Tor the
company. became iacensed at the
laughter in the court room when
these facts we're brought cut. and
yelled. III to be related 10 the of
fiCera of an insurance company Il
a crime. President Roosevelt will
have TO modify his race suicide
theory"
Senator Armstrong chairman oI
the committed answered by saying
1t is not a crime. Il Is ridiculous .
Highest aalarlcd general agent at
Chicago. $4,000. with commissions
thrown in
Mutual life guaranteed G IT.
Raymond & Co general agents and
pets OF the Mutual. 81 600 900 worth
OF business In order % hold them
as general agents
Mutual wrote s2e 900 600 worth
more Of Insurance last year than
the previous year. bat u vas
obliged. however. reasons unstated
" NAN WV - ~ tfAAHA . - AHAf
Three entries amounting To- 10
GOO. unexplained BY one OF the
auditors These were credited 20
Robert ollphant. chairman Of the
expenditure committee. The fun
nlest thing about the last Of these
entries Is that u was Put upon the
books Immediately after Roosevelt
was elected.
Witness said he knew nothing
concerning contributions toward
presidential campaign funds HH
own salary Is $4,000 a year. and he
Is hnt one of many subordinate
auditors. Its name Is G. A prellah
George T. Dexter. superintendent
% domestic agencies. said be could
give no reason why {. A. Raymond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
{ XPLODES
the FAKE
DR.. CREIGHTON. At CLUB MEET
INC. SHOWS THAT TAEPAY-
FRS DO NOT GET EXCESS
TAXES BECAUSE THEY DO
NOT co AFTER THEM

Councilman Cfirbtan punetuated
the STORY Of an evening paper that
the taxpayers are huinF robbed u
their excess Improvement taxes at
the meeting Of the queen Anne I'm
proyemeut club Friday night
erirhtou explained the situation aft
er D. shoffoak had made motion
that a committee be appointed 20
wait upon the council Ia an effort
TO correct the alleged eyn
here la not "a member Of tho
council said Df cuehtBn. who
would not be clad 60 see these eK-
cess suma returned iu all eases. I
have personally taken the trouble lu
several Instances. notably the Har-
fiupn street Improvement. % have
The newspapers advertise through
their news columns that money WIS
aue the property ownara. bat IL has
h'fn ihe usual experience that the
latter ald not take sufficient inter.
eat - The matter 10 go 70 the city
hhtl aud get the amounts due them
The assessments ere based on
the contract price. but Il stands 70
reason that the cost 81 the work IL
not always as great ms originally
contemplated The contractor. II
must be remembered. makes his bld
on a basis ~ 20 much per ilneal
foot 90 square yard. and n Il II
found during the progress Of the
aofk that There is not so much
earth 20 be removed % expected the
contractor does hot get aa much faf
the whole job a. he expected. aud
I the taxpayer la granted r reduction
| iu his aAarHHmeut This reduction
amounts 70 frun 90 cents 10 81 far
each ~ 8pertY owner. ard the sum
- always returned II e = petifioned
for within the twosyesr limit pre-
Hcribed by the city charter.
The only criticism that can be
made Justly is that the city does not
notify each property owner person
ally - the amount due him. but IL
must be remembered that the cost
of such a procedure would often be
greater than the corresponding ben
eft 10 the taxpayer Ard. as have
saii before. Ia most cases the own
sFa a. not ehre enough 10 collect
the money through the regular
channels even when notified.
The officials also take the view
that the lose % the taxpayers In
such eases r. made up when the
general fund il com PEELED % relm-
hurae The property owners where
tho cost Of an Improvement Is
srHeatas HrafmaH Of -. 49,, ..st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

purchased "A choice assortment of
brnuRc and marble athtuufy and
elaborate candrlBhfn fer the int
riot decoration OF the new cathrH
drpi lie states that hc wnH nu-
thoriHod by Pope rtua II. to change
the name Of the diocese from MIS-
uuhliy 90 seattle.
Hiahop o'Doa described Pope Plus
NJ az a gentle old mau rHdiatlng
an atmosphere of goodness. and With
love Tor all humanity IN hts
heart
bishop onea said Saturday morn
ing that he had an he not got time
Va assign the priests Of tho diuCose.
nes that all changes. II any will be
arranged within the next 10 dnyH.
~ the present time he is extremely
n'HF affansins the work Of the diu-
'ea" during hts absence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

Upon Bishop o'Dea's return from
his five months visit to the vati-
can and other places abroad. he was
given n splendid welcome by the
Catholics Of the city. He was met
at the train BY all the Roman Cath
ole priests or the city and a large
deputsti0n of the Catholic laity.
These escorted him 60 the new cath
edral. which was filled TO over
flowing with those who had come
to welcome the bishop of the do
eese Of Nesqually back home.
when the bishops carriage drove
up TO the entrance Of the cathedral.
corner Columbia and Terry. he found
priests and acolytes assembled at
the portal 10 do him honor. and aH
he entered the choir sang What
Pastor Bonus"
With outstretehed hands the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
Morrison May
Return 10 Council

ELLIS Morrison. formerly council
unn-ut-largc. may De elected 90 the
council next spring from the Ffh
ward on the republican ticket HE
friends have already approached him
81 mako the ruH. and Morrison ad=
mlttrd Saturday morning that " he
secured sufficient assurances Of sup
port he would be willing.
II my friends want me 20 rep
resent them ! ana willing 10 serve
them" he said Saturday morning.
but otherwise I am out Of politics
! VIII not 10 out and solicit uomi .
nation or votes. have had enough
OF thnt sort Of experience"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
Or. Carson 3
Operated On

The bullet wound Inflicted In Df
W II. Curaan's right cheek dufiuk
the attempted escape of John It'll
dcbrand from the countY jail. Wed
ncaday afternoon. waa newod M -
Dr. EaEieaoa At the seattle General
hospital Friday. Dr Cosaun having
been put under the Influence ~
anaoathetiea The bullet waa faena
to have taken n downward coarse
and lies just under the cheek bona
n Siii not BE- removed unless an
expected complications develop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
Little Girl Dead
In Doctors Office

nelghhor. who called the police. ne
Harris wife l. only 1s years old. she
was cut u the house all morning.
A charge nf murder will prob b
ably be lodged against Hart. Who
~ HeN recovering fren the effects
81 the morphine Even more Hrn-
satiuuni developments are expected
from the strange household
CHICAGO. Oct DIR. Oliver u.
Hart was formally charged In a
warrant this morning with the muir
der OF Irene klokow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

First Spiritual Society. Knights Of
Pythias hall First. near PIKE Lee
tire and platform tests At n a m.
by Mrs. Jean Hlhner. VIII c Hodge
lectures al 2 30 and 1850 p. m. Aft
ernoou subject taken from tho audi
.snce Evening subject Personal
In the Psychic Pie
InamsnA OF Splritualism Circles at
Z 30 p IN. Platform tests by Mrs
Ross after the evening lecture
Truth Seekers Society will meet
In Ak hall. 1870 Second AZ sp. m.
REV. Flora Hickman. assisted hy
alTE Sorbin. viii lecture and give
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
Predicts For Cuba Horrors
Far Worse than Meyer Reign

having been arrested and imptis-
eued on the most trivial reasons
Assassination and dynamite were
used az campaign arguments. ana
liberals were fired upon by Paima's
troops NJ every opportunity.
Gomez will not 90 back 10 Cuba.
as he fears for his own life. and
he wants this government 70 look
into the affairs on the island. as
he predicts FAR worse horrors than
ever existed under the rule Of the
Spanish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

First Preshyterlan. corner Fourth
and Spring Rev NJ A Matthews.
u. n pastor Morning subject
Tainted Church Money evening
subject. The False Label aud IT,
Consequence 10 Seattle"
Westminster Presbyterian. corner
broadway aud Columbia Rev. J NJ
v ilsnn. pastor Rev ur II Grafton
Guinness Will preach at II d. IA. aud
the choir Will give "a sacred concert
AT g. D. nj.
Trinity Parish. corner Eighth aud
James Rev ~ n Goweu. rector
Services at z 10 a. IN. q a. IA and
Z 30 . IN. Sunday school NJ g 80
"a N Morning subject. Counting
the Chat" evening subject. Christ
Ruling.
North Haptlat. corner Third and
Cedar REV George Robert Cairns.
Pastor. Services At II a IA aud
30 u. M. Morning subject. The
lmpeliing Force" In the evening
the pastor viii exchange uuip,ta
with Rev J n Dean. Of the raber-
narle church Sunday school nj
rs a. m. Young Peoples service
At 6 30 p. m
Tabernacle baptist. corner Fif.
tecnth y and Harrison Hav. John
Martin Dean. pastor Morning Wor.
ship a. II a. m. Theme. The Bap.
tlhm with Fire Church Bible
school nc 3 20 n IN. Young People
service ~ G 80 p IA Evening serv
lee NJ 30 y. m. Annual luatHlia
ton sermon 20 the officers Of tbs
church by Rev Geo Robert Cairns
Haven ". F.. corner Howard and
John Rev p =. Drake. pastor
Sunday school at 3. q a m. Publ,
service a. II a. IA. subject. True
/ EnlhuHiasm Glass Meeting AZ y Il
p m Epwarth League AZ 8 80 D. m
Public service at 30 = m. subject
''frnN iIaroiam
Fremont Swedish ST. E-Rsv
John Ovall. pastor Preaching nj
/ 10 g a tn. and s . "a Sunday
school AZ as m Junior leaeut
. A. , y. m. Epwnrth league at rs
y M
The quarterly meeting 81 the FIRES
Methodist church a. Green Lake vii
begin On Friday night with preach.
ing each evening NJ s o'clock serv.
lees viii be In charge Of the prcaid.
Ing eidor T ~ Marsh
Rev VIM Davis. Of California. az
out going missionary % China. vii
speak AZ the Gospel Tabernacle. OF
Main between Twelfth AMI -Four,
ternth. Sunday ~ 80 p m.
Divine service will be held IN
Chnstensen.a hall. corner Madison
and Broadway. ~ : 80 D IN Sunday
Discourse BY BENJAMIN ~ barton
subie-t. The Rich Man and Lar
AFuH"
Divine altar aafyiesa By Nine
Stevenson a. Odd Fellows hall al
2. m subiert. Have We Anal.
ties. II 10. When and Where Shall
We Meet Them -
First Church Of Christ. Scientists.
sia sixth. bstwoen Marion and Co
lumhia Services at II a m. and )
. m Subject. ~Doririns Of Atone
mont" sunday school at ie m. Ties
timonial meeting on Wednesday a,
8 q "a.
BoYlslnn Avenue Church. one
block west % high school Rev. ".
y. Simunds. minister. Service az II
a. m Sermon for Germany Day.
The Faith OF Friedrich Schiller /"
Sermon. talk 10 children at opening
u morning service. subject. "Drlv-
inE the Last spike" Sunday school
n 10 a m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

Phillip auiian, residing on North
Queen Anne. and Marano Hudinlc.
% Taterhay. while walking along
the Dc, - IN the vicinity Of Railroad
and vine streets Saturday morning
discovered the remains OF an uu-
Identified man floating IN the water.
The men Immediately telephonsd
the police. who notified the coron-
ers offIce. and Deputy Coroner
Arnold Investigated
The body - % a man about 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
Miner Has a
Narrow Escape

VANCOUVER. Il. c. Oct IF. ]
CiearY. a we'll known mining man
and capitalist. yesterday feli d0Nn
one uf the shafts OF this South Val
ley group Of claims on Hove sound
and narrowly escaped death Ills
assistants found him ~ the bottom
81 The shaft He had miraeuloualy
escaped striking a great stone and
had no bones broken. lie waa ear
risd str miles overland on q
strefcher and brought 70 Vancouver
By steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

CHICAGO. oct T.--Dr oliver II.
Hart. the son Of 81 Louis mil
iiouaire who keeps up a luxurious
suite OF offices here and has no
patients. vas found unconscious be-
side the dead body % the io-year-
cid sister Of his adopted daughter.
locked 81 a room. yesterday. Il II
thought that he had maltreated the
xfri. attempted an operation. which
resulted fatally. and then swallowed
morphine himself Before ioainF
conac louAnsaa he teiephoued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
QUICK REsULrs.

II ~ seldom necessary 20 take "a
SECOND dose OF Or Miles AHtl=Palu
Pulls. One piii VIII iu most eases.
relieve all distress caused By head
ache. baekaehe. neuralgia. nervous
ness. cnf-Hlr iuesa stomach ache.
etc When not entirely relieved
take another iu 30 minutes That's
about the limit 10 which you endure
pain. 20 doses. zoe. Never sold IN
hH#fk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

NEW YORK. oct FRAUD rules
Cuba. according TO a statement made
b. General Jose Miguel Conner. can
dldate for president OF the liberal
ticket u Cuba. 1T IL the duty OF
the United States said he today.
TO interfere with the high-hauded
methods now carried on by the party
nov In force"
President Palma. he said. was
elected by fraud. and force. and the
last elections we're periods Of ter
ror to respectable citizens. hundreds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
Jap Fishermen
Die In Waters

VANCOUVER. T.. G. oct. Al
least So Japanese fishermen. out ZOE
lost their lives ia the gale OF yep-
trrday morning fhe tug Lorue ar
rived yesterday with n that had
been rescued. The Euif SHORE b.
strrwu with the wrecks OF the fish
ing boats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

Yields quite readily 10 the soothing
and strengthening influence of Or.
Miles Neryine. because Il 4 a pure-
N nervous affection. Even the
chronic fern. while often stubborn.
- eventually cured BY Its persistent
use. solid BY druggists on guar
antee that first bottle VIII benefit
Or nsuusy refunded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

CARSON. New. Oct. t. Meeara
New York life Insurance company
in this state have prayed the state
board of revenue ta postpone final
action relative 10 the revocation 81
the license Of the company until
the results 81 the Investigation in
New York state are made public.
This request was granted Gov
eruor Sparks tod the representa-.
tIves Of the company that he fully
Endorsed the action Of the commits
aioneT q Insurance IN deciding 10
revoke the company's license in the
state and Attorney General Sweeney
stated that lt had been proved that
the company had mlaused ita own
funds IN putting up money Tor po-
iiticai campaigns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
Suicides Funeral
Occurs Sunday

The funeral services OF Mrs.
Nellie Johnson. who died Friday
morning frum the effects " burns
suffered when she set fire o. hef
oil soaked clothing Thursday. win
takr place Sunday a If q. m. from
the nonnry- Watson uudertak King
phriufH No Inquest vas deennai
necessary. rs Mra johnson has Bcen
demented fnf some months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

Funeral services for the late ~
j. Moreiand. president Of the Seattle
ufnyueu.H association. were held at
the fro-Cnftedral at a. m. Friday.
solemn hiEh mass being said BY
Father McGfath. The lu'efmeut was
ut Calvary Cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

ST. Mays Partah--Rax. w. J.
Meta Early mass and sermon
tehildrsn's mass al 5 30 a IN }. sun
daY school At o. 40 a m aud 2 90
0. m. High mass and sermon at
to- 80 a m. Instruction and beacdie-
ton a. 80 D. m.
Cathedral Chapel. Terry avenue.
Masses - 8 90 = tn. Z. 30 a. m. s. 20
g n and 10 30 a m: evening ssrv.
ice al $50 .. m
Sacred Heart Church-Rsv. ieo
A. HID A. 500 a m. aud 3 90
g. m. low mass: Z 20 .. m. vespers.
sermon and hencdiction.
Church Of the Immaculate Con
eepfion-Hsv. A. sweere At f.3Q
and $50 n m. low mass: 10. 90
q N. high mass and sermon: 7. 30
. m. benediction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

Or Olney continues 10 give ox-
hibitlona OF his healing powers.
without the use Of drugs. at So
ctallstR hall. corner ith and Pine
At the close OF each lecture. all per-
sons who are suffering from any
cause whatever are invited up. 10 be
healed. Ills next public meeting Il
tomorrow Sunday at p. m. Pub
lie invited. Seats frce-come every
body. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

PORTLAND. ore. oct Prank
" Lambert. wanted in Nebraska
on charge Of suborning perjury Ia
connection with land frauds. was ar
rested here yesterday and placed
under $1,000 bonds until Monday.
whom hia case VIII be heard in
the United States circuit court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

special spirit messages
Queen city. Thecaophical Society
iu America. Pioneer block A. o 4.
" hall Public study class Al Z
y m. The Secret Doctrine" At
IS p. IN. reading. Oriental Occult
ism by J. T. Shclium
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
Victim Of Shell
Buried With Honors

Tho remains Of Arthur J Kane.
81. son OF Mr.. and Mrs N " Kane.
IT'S East Pike. arrived Friday IN So
attic aud vas buried Saturday
morning The Young man WAS
killed BY the bursting % a gun on
the United States cruiser Boston AZ
Panama In February A detaeh-
meut OF marines from the navy
yard acted aa escort 60 the body
from the Collins undertaking par
lors It 2. % o'clock TO the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception.
broadway and Madison. where the
a.rvIeea we're held and thence to
Calvary cemetery for intermcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

Although q would be hardly no.
ticed. the special election for the Is
suing 81 $500 600 school bonds was
held Saturday. The vote waa ex-
tremelY light Little interest WAS
shown. Vt being taken FOR granted
that there would be no opposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

NEW YORK. oct. THE block
occupied by the lumber ynrd afRi
stables Of p. J. Heeder & Sons was
swept by fire this morning. the los
being $50. o00 F1ve firemen went
overcome IN the rescue 81 $50 horses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

Remember. Eggan 6 Ericsson do
not sell coupons Rest work in tho
city at reasonable rates. Sixth floor
Eitel building. Second and pike
Both phones. Open Sundays only
10 p. IN. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

NANAfM0. u. g. oct. Two
earthquake shocks. preceded By a
ruFnbiing roar. was felt here last
night. buildings trembisd aud dishes
ratified "a the floor.
VANCOUVER n. g. Oct IT,
Fifty armed men are guarding n
fence built BY the Canadian Pacific
across the right of-way q the Y.
v. 4 y. road near Midway for the
purpose ~ preventing eonHtruetloe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

TACOMA. Oct John Keiser. j
nwitehmAn. was killed by a NORTH
ern Pacific switch engine yesterday
while coupling cars. A hand-h0kl
broke and he fell between the cars
lie leaves a wife and child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

No matter. rain or shine. you can
have your photos made ut Johnson'a
all the same. Best work and low
est prices. open Sundays. 1915
FIRST avenue. 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
$500 Cash
$50
.MOmdh1Y

r1r1 Will buy the best built and most
Artistic T-ropTn house on Capitnl hill
fafra reception hail. den. large pan
try and closets Elegant afdebaard
built IN dining room. nice porcelain
bath with hot water heater, best of
plumbing and hardware throughout
This elegant home has an uu9h-
structed view 81 Mt Rainier. aiso
View Of lake aud caacadea The
screen shades. light fixtures alsa
nUnerous nickel plated toilet raeks
and rods are Included at price with
al assesements paid. Terms t59
cash. 80 monthly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
OUR LINE OF MEMS uN-
DERWEhR =

Il not eaualed IN Seattle r. v
Brooks q Co. 1891 "a Ave. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07

GuION e COMPANY. INC
~ W. Forester. MRr
Eeal Estate and Leans Dent.
III Bailey Bldg. Phones al1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
CHURC ca ES
E~FFr EE4HF 49,

/ In order 20 insure publien a
| ton. church notices for Sat =
! urday'H issue must roach The =
! Star office not later than :
! Thursday afternoon Ed. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07
HOW'S Your Muscle?

Take a little exercise each day
with a punching bag or boxing
gloves 20 keep your muscle from
being nabby. Tho fault Of not
feeling well rests with you at
these prices
&2.25 Yucatnn or California Napa
tanned goat punching bag. very
light and quick .......Sl.S9
S2ib Double ender bag Sp.21
$3.50 Benton tan Rid, very strong
ss+tts 800 .ssts-rss Sl.NS
Si,sb fucatnn punching bag soc
$3.50 Nuentan Punching bag
.tssss ss-ts..tttsrsf.ss NI.RD
2i75 Yucatan Punching nag
ts-s ..stts.s..t...rs.. lid
soc Cleaning outfits ...... 35r
$1,000 Double barrel Shot Gun
sss. sfst.sssss.s.st s.ss...s SA.DA
tf.25 20Q-shot repeater Air Rifle
.f.sts sss.tt.sst..t..... MIC
.Spinnfng's CASH Store
1910 Second Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-07


Real Estats4
EIFTf l5DLLkRA f50WN and ~ nsr
rs0nth buys one u cur chotre acre
tracts ~ Hiysrt0n. level land. good
soil. easily cleared
ROBERT MAITBY
W9-&n-al Alaska Building -
RIPE FOR PLATING - 70 acres
close IN. south q city. also - acres
A. Green Lake.
ROBERT MALTBY.
sis-xD-sn Alaska Building -
FIVE ACRES. CLOSE.
Only glso per acre 800 cash balance
SO per month; , blocks from car
line. splendid black elder land. easily
CLEARED also some fine acre tracts
on terms 0f 3 cash and 9 per month
W. 4. PATrEN. hos Pacific Blk -
FORrY ACRES out near the Inter.
urban, IeEel AMI. good soil. Sz.sa
ROBERT MAIsTHT.
sle-8o-9n Alaska Building. -
FOR sALE-Owner viii sell cheap for
cash , lots IN EdKeWafer Second ad
dillon all cleared and good picket
fence. ore block south n new hiRh
school site Phone North ilN 10
q DSt-a-Foou house. block from ear.
client must sell. no agents. terms
Apply Geo. G. CouEdon, New York
bs4lldiHN. If
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-06-03
BEST WATER IN NEW MEXICO.
An Analysis BY Expert Who Had Sc
cretIy Taken Sample From Reser-
voir and Mains at Santa Fe.

Today Manager Frank Owen of III"
Santa Fe Water and Light Company
received the following letter from
John Weinzirl, director of bacteriology
and chemistry of the Hadley Labora'
tory of the University of New Mexico
at Albuquerque:
81 herewith enclose an analysis of
the city water supply of Santa Fe
with my compliments. You certainl!
have fine water of which you may
well be proud. | am writing up The
city water supplies of New Mexico for
bulletin which l believe will be in.
teresting and valuable"
It was unbeknown to Mr.. Owen or
any one else in Santa Fe that sam,
pie of water had been taken from The
stream for analysis by Mr.. Weinzirl
The analysis will be published on
Monday by the New Mexican and
shows that Santa Fe has by far the
purest and the best drinking water in
the entire southwest.