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pany Lode. patent No. s4807, mineral GER
tincate 620. lot 1910. T. 20 N. r. 30 H..
20 25-lOO acres; the Capital claim and lod :,
patent No. 34s34, mineral certificate 621.
lot 1918, t.. 20 N. r. 80 E., 20 6s-f0) acres.
Mammoth claim and Company Lode,
patent No. 1885, mineral certificate 81.
lot 1878, r. % N, r. 30 E., 10 31-l00 acres.
The Electric claim and Company Loue.
patent No. 34es1. mineral certificate 617.
lot 1879. T.. % N, K. 81 E.. 1870 acres.
The c. w. claim and company ledge.
patent No. 34632. mineral certificate 61S.
lot 1906. II. % N, r. 81 e., 20-66 acres.
The Lester claim and company edge.
patent No. 34633, mineral certificate 61S,
lot 1907, T.. 20 N, r. 80 e., 20 66-l00 acres
The G.. D.. & b. claim n company ledge
patent No. 34636, mineral certificate 625, lst
1908. T. 20 N. r. ~ e., 20 66-lM acres.
The G.. w. claim and company lode, pat
ent No. 1887, mineral certificate ga, lot
1909, II. 20 N, r. 80 E., 20 63-100 acres.
The Last Chance claim and company
ledge, patent No. 34638, mineral certificate
625, lot 1911. 7. 20 N, r. 80 E., Is 47-10o
acres. Patent No. 35526, mineral certin-
cate e26, lot 1912, T. 20 N. r. 50 E.. 20 64-100
acres. All the above lain are situated
In the Arabia or Trinity Mining District,
about six miles west from the old town
OF Oreana and about twelve miles north
of the town OF Lovelock. Total acres
1856 s4-loo. Tax $s4.47. penalty $s.45. COSTS
$500. Total $685..
Gold Run Development Company-D. y
of s. e. " Sec. 20, T. "a NJ. r. 10 f.. 80
acres. 2 cabins. stable. one house, fiurnu
and pipes. in Gold Run Mining District.
Humboldt county, Nevada a. 81 90.
penalty 10 cents. costs $500. Total 1910.
Geisse Estate. George F.-Patented
mine, patent No. rs. mineral certificate
No. 40. in lot Al. in the Sacramento Min
ing District. and containing l 6l-1W acres.
Tax IS cents, penalty 4 cents. costs $500.
Total $3.50.
Montgomery Gold and silver Mining
Co.-Patented mine. Montgomery Gold
and Silver Mining Co. claim. patent No.
81, mineral certificate No. II. lot IS. in
the Humboldt Mining District. . 64-1oJ
acres. Tax N.D. penalty II cents, cswtv
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-27
CALIFORNIA COUNTIES
WANT TO JOIN NEVADA

The Inyo County Register. printed at
Bishop, CAL, has declared in favor Oh
the eastern Sierra counties in California
being added to the State of Nevada. FOR
seyeral months this matter has been oc-
~casionaIly referred to by the newspapers
In Mono, Inyo and other counties that lie
mainly on the eastern slope of the great
range, but the Register is the first paper
to openly advocate such a step. 1t quail
ines its declaration, however, by saying
.1.at IL fayors annexation to the State OF
nevada only as a means of defeating tue
scAelae OF the city OF Los Angeles to take
the waters of the owens river for nel
own water supply. Inc Register says in
part:
III Is claimed. with legal backing, too,
that IL this were now Nevada territory
lne wa.ers OF our streams could not be
.aAen 10 Los Angeles. Better lnyo coun-
~, Nevada witt its natural resources
useu Tor ITS own good, II Inyo county,
california. robbed OF its richest possess
SONS: better the recognition Nevada
~oulu give us tuan a silent partnership
Al even iulperlai California, wnen the
.....n 10 us Is spolIarion ~ d
..o1c powerful associate. IL
~ Nevada wlli protect Inyo. we waive
a.. ooJe~.lons On otner grounus.'
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-27
ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE.
Biology has Proved TINT Dandruff is
Caused by n Germ.

Science is DOING wonders these days in
medicine as well as in mechanics. Since
Adam lived, the human race has been
troubled with dandruff, for which no hair
preparation has heretofore proved a sue
cessful cure until Newbro's Herpicide was
put on the market. 1t is a scientific prep
aration that kills the germ that makes
dandruff or scurf by digging into the
scalp to get at the root of the hair, where
1t saps the vitality; causing itching scalp
falling hair, and finally badness With
out dandruff hair must grow luxuriantly
1t is the only destroyer of dandruff
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c
in stamps for sample to The Herpi
eide Co.. Detroit, Mich.
EAGLE DRUG q JEWELRY CO..
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atty rs cents. costs 800. Total SAN.
Alban N. Town and others-Patented
mine, patent No. $500. mineral certificate
20, Butte min in Echo Mining District.
being lot No. 81. and containing 10 z8-l00
acres. Tax $3.50. penalty IS cents. costs
$500. Total $5.Ss.
Edwin Tippet-House and lot on Cinna-
bar avenue In Kennedy. Tax IS cents,
penalty Q cents. costs 500. Total al.
Mrs. Arletta Wallace-N. VI OF ". n. u,
s. T.. u of N. e. ", N. f. Y OF N. w. "
Sec. "a. T. Is N. r. 80 E., 8. w. Y OF n.
w. u Sec. 10. 7. IS N. r.. 81 e.. 300 acres.
improvements, 4 work horses, Si00: 10
stock cattle. $50; l wagon. so. Tax SIS.
penalty "a cents. costs $500. Total 5000.
James G. Weir-Patented mine Column
bia Lode. mining certificate I59. lot No.
81, being a part of s. w. u Sec. SO. L. a.
N, r. rs e., and a part of N. w. V Sec.
1. t. 40 N. r.. 2s Il. New York Lode.
mineral certificate No. 100, lot No. 3s, sit
uated in a portion OF s. w. u Sec. %. 4.
AZ N, r. rs E.. n In a portion OF N.
w Y Sec. ], 7. 40 N. r.. % e., IL 78-100
acres; both of theabove patented claims
are situated in Pueblo or Hot sp-ings
Mining District. Total acres n 56-l0o
Tax $3.50, penalty 40 cents. costs 81 To-
tai $7.3s.
George Il. Washburn-w. " Of me N.
w. u Sec. 3, N. e.. u of NJ. e. Y Sac. Z.
7. 81 NJ. r. 30 e.. 40 acres: the NJ. w
v OF .. L. ", II. " of 8. w. u Gee. -. T.
~ ~, r. 80 E., 100 acres. Total acres
240. improvements. Tax 500. pc ,ulty 20
cents. costs $500. Total 1910.
Yosemite Company-The Yosemite
Loed, patent No. 1909, mineral % ..iflcate
liz. lot 81. Is s4-10o acres situated IN tie
Sierra Mining District. Tax $3.50. penalty
2s cents. costs s2.o0. Total sos
Monday. January 18th. 1906, 1T T. o'clock
m, I will sell to pay the aforesasd de-
linquent taxes. and the cost OF advsrtis-
ing will be collected In additio 10 ths
original tax. Also that said properly is
subject to redemption within six insntlas
from date Of such sale. by paynien. OF
all said sums. with 3 per cent per i,oLth
threon, from date Of saIe until paid.
y. q. HOENSTINn.
County Treasurer and ex-oficio Tax RS
csfver Of Humboldt USuutv, NsvNda.
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Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office,
Carson City, New. Dec. II. Igt

Carson CITY, NoV.s DtC. II 1'VV'
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that on the l2th
day of February, 1906, the following town
snip plats will be filed:
Townships Nos. SO, "a and IS N, range
No. 80 E., townships Nos. 81, IS and "a N,
range No. 80 E.; townships Nos. 46 ana
AZ N, range No. So E.; townships NOS.
45, 46 and AZ N, range No. % T., M. IL. M.
Parties interested must file their Claims
within three months from said date 1fep-
ruary Il, 1865, to save their prelerfeo
rights.
Applications for entry of land in SAID
townships will be received February II,
1906. o. Ii. GALLUP, Register.
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s2.m. Total ss.s.

$2.O0. Total e8.o3.
Numa Mining Company-Patented mine
patent No. 81. mineral certificate q, the
Evening Star Lode. in the Trinity MINING
District, being lot <, containing Q 76-l0
acres; the above described claim or LOT
of land is located about six miles west
from the town of old Oreana. in the Trim,
ity range of mountains. on the N. L. side
of Trinity canyon. Tax So cents, penalty /
cents. costs 500. Total $2.58.
Philo N. Palmer Estates. e. Y OF the
8. e. Y Sec. IA. N. w. Y Of the N. E. v
Sec. %. II. As N. r 80 E.. so acres patent
ed. Tax $1.75. penalty l Scents. costs 81. 90.
Total 1892.
Reese Gold ana silver Mining Company
Patented mine, patent No. 23405, mineral
certificate $50. the Silver Bell Lode MINING
claim, OF 80, In T.. 30 N, r. 80 H., In Echo
Mining District, and containing II s7-l0o
acres. The Reese Gold and Silver Mining
claim on the Alpha lode, mineral certin-
cate go. lot 80. T. 30 N. r. 80 E., in the
Echo Mining District, patented April 18th,
1882. 4 54-100 acres. Tax 1888, penalty 80
cents, costs 500. Total S6.32.
The Rye Patch Mil ana Mining Com
RAS 1A@ RVA Va tA0 ~. ~ Oh IN.
Il u Sec. 20. 7. 30 NJ. r. 80 e., lying west
OF the Central Pacific r. r. Company 9
right of way containing about 20 acres.
Tax 81 cents. penalty s cents. costs 81. 90.
Total S2.57.
Ancil Scidmors nj others-Patentsd
mine. Morning star Lode. patent No.
24247. mineral certificate Isl. lot ls, In
the Arabia or Trinity Mining District,
II so-1o0 acres. Tax sa.1b. penalty n cents.
costs $500. Total S6.47.
Ancil Scidmors and John Hridgford-
Patented mine. Victor Consolidated. con-
sisting Of the Victor. Clipper and Hudlum
lode. patent No. 29366. mineral certificate
Ill, lot No. 1874. in Arabia or Trinity Mln-
ing District. So 42-100 acres. Tax 81. Is.
penalty % cents, costs 800. Total sl2. II.
The NJ. 3. Thomas Estate-Patented
mine, patent No. 10. mineral certificate
No. IL, the Fifty-six Mining Company in
the Fffty-six Lode. lot No. 10. forming
part Of west half Sec. n. r. 80 NJ. r. g
D.. in the Central Mining District. and
c~Uutaantng 10 MN sassS xax k.S. zen
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

Once of the County treasurer,
Winnemucca, Nevada, Dec. 18th, lS0o.
Notice is hereby given that in accord
ance with the law (see Statutes 1871. sec.
10, pages TAT and l4S), a OF the foioW-
ing described pieces or parcels or prop
srty will be sold at public auction at tue
court house door, town, county and state
aforesaid, on January 10, 1906, to pay the
delinquent axes, penalties and costs
against the same. unless said taxes, pen
alties and costs are paid to me before
said date:
The Auburn Consolidated Cod Mining
so.-Patented mines, the Auburn Lode,
vatent No. SO98, mineral certificate 21z,
lot 81. township north 80. r. Il. ~, 3 6S-lo
,cres. Paine Lode, patent No. 8o9S, min
eral certificate 273. lot 40. L. N. 80. K. ~
q. 2 S7-1oO acres. Silver State lode. pat
mi No. SO9S, mineral certificate Z4, lot
y. L. K. 80. r. 81 E.. 4 27-lW acres. Inc
.uDurn North Extension Lode. patent
%. 6944, mineral certificate 2Ho, lots 81
I'D Al, ranges 80 and 81. L. N. "a, ~ ls-ho
.eres. Sierra Lode, patent No. tsS', min
raj certificate 276. lots 50 and ~, L. n.
>. Il. SO E. and 81 E.. 20 66-lOo acres. All
..e above patented mining claims are SIT
.ated in the Sierra Mining District. In
q east range of mountains, Humboldt
.,unty, Nevada. Total acres 81 oi-lOO.
AK 80 10, penalties 81 cents. costs 500.
otal $12.01.
The Atlantic and Pacific Gold and Sill
.er Mining Co.-Patented mine, patent
o. II, mineral certificate No. rs. lot u,
$500 acres; also Midas Lode. patent
%. =, mineral certificate No. 70. lot ~.
/ s2-1O0 acres. All situated in Humboldt
dining District. q s2.l0, penalty Il
ents, cost $500. Total $.3l.
James Mark Bars. "a or s. e. u Sec.
S. w. u Of S. w. u Sec. 80. T.. 40 n +,
"A E., 120 acres. Tax IS cents. penalty
cents, costs $500. Total s2.6S.
Victor r. Dripps-N. W. Y Of N. w. X
sec. 20, t. 80 N. r. A E.. 40 acres. Tax
cents. penalty 2 cents, costs $500. Total
s2.10.
DeSoto Gold and Silver Mining Co.
'atented mines, patent No. 1895, mineral
rertihcate No. 233, The Sheba Lode, being
OF 40 In the Star Mining district, con-
aiming IL 01-1W acres; also patent No.
8s4, mineral certificate No. 232, upon the
lydenfeld location Of the Sheoa Lode.
cling lot 80. Star Mining District. con
ming IL 41-1OO acres; also patent No.
s33, mineral certificate 231, on the Sheba
ode. being lot 38. Star Mining District,
obtaining 20 41-100 acres. The above
claims are patented In the name of Peter
woolcock. Total acres 50 S2-100. Tax
50. %. penalty 80 cents. costs 500. Total
nan.
G. r. Dean and p. K. Roots-Patented
nine. patent No. 175l1. mineral certificate
No. SO, lot 4. situated in the Arabia or
Trinity Mining District, containing 2T6-
100 acres. Tax 50 cents, penalty s cents,
costs $500. Total S2.57.
The Electric Mining and Reduction Co..
mins. Steinsr claim and Com
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GROUP.

Not a mute should be lost when a
child shows symptoms Of Group. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy given as soon as
the child becomes hoarse, or even after
the croupy cough appears will prevent
the attack. 1t never fails. and is pleas
ant and safe to take. Fer sale BY Eagle
Drug and Jewelry Co.
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na FURNITURE REPAIn
rom sne rooms lately occupied
- Zelrn building, Immediately bach
OF the First National Bank on Fourth
street. ANY one desiring my services will
End some one at the once at all times
sos attend 10 any want. Phone connec-
n 80
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT
United States Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau.

The Central Trust Company of Califor-
MIA has entered proceedings to foreclose
a mortgage held on the noted old Holmes
mine of Candelaria this State. The mort
gage is for $127, 600 AT one time Candel-
aria was one of the largest mining camps
in Nevada
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WioSvunStN pkUpLk Cum
iXv ~ Inio LUUNIkI

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-15
CHAPTER Xxx.
HOW EPHRAIM YEATEs PRAYED
FOR HIS ENEMIES.

However much or little the Catawba
understood OF Richard Jennifer's grief
or its cause, the faithful Indian had a
thing to do and he did 1t, loosing his
grasp Of me to turn and fall upon
Dick with pullings n haulfngs and
sbunetings, At to bring a nan alive out
OF q very %stiffening rigor Of despair.
So, In q hand-space he had him up.
and we were pressing Oh again, In mid
night darkness once we had passed be-
You'd the light of our grilling fires. No
word wat spoken; under the impatient
urging of the Indian there was little
breath to spare for speech. But when
Richard'ss afterthought had set its
fahgs In him, he called a halt and would
not be denied.
Go on. you two, II you are set upon
1t" he said. II must go back. Be
think you,s Jack: What /: h be only
manned and not killed outright. 'Tis
too horrible! I'm going back, I say"
The Catawba grunted his disgust.
Captain Jennif' talk fas';; no run
|,fas'. What think? White squaw
yonder-no yonder," pointing first for
wardsand back In the direction Of the
STRICKEN camp.
Richard spun around and gripped the
lIndianSby the shoulders. Then she is
! alive and safe?" he burst out. Speak.
friend. whilst ! leave the breath In
you to do It'll"
sUgh!' said the chief, in nowise
moved either by Jennifer's vehemence
or by h dog-like shake. What for
Captain jennie think papoose thinks
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-15
Mistake. in Pictures.

AN0N~
A well-meaning artist of the eight
zenith century painted a picture in
which Abraham was depicted as about
to sacrifice Isaac with a blunderbuss.
The actual event which the artist had
'striven to depict ~antedated the use Of
firearms by about 5000 years. There
are also pictures OF the Israelites cross
ing the Red sea, the men armed with
rnuskets and other weapons of modern
manufacture. In the matter of COS
tune the early painters found a Stun
bling block. In the Edinburgh Ma
tional gallery is a picture in which
Pharaoh's daughter and her ladies are
arrayed in the long-waisted bodices
and hoped skirts common to Europe
in the sixteenth century.
In another picture of the same date,
representing Joseph and His Kindred
in Egypt" which is hung in the ma
tional collection in London. there is no
trace of the distinctive features Of
Egyptian architecture about the build
ings; they are all Italian in type. In a
painting by Paolo Veronese in the same
gallery, The Family Of Darius at the
Feet of Alexander After the Battle of
Issus," the women wear pointed waists
and enormously distended skirts, al
though the incident occurred in the
tan and he drew the Venetian cos
tunes of his own period, 1528-S8.
Raphael, like so many others, drew
his Madonnas, his saints and his mar
tyrs from Italian models and clothed
them in contemporary Italian costume,
giving the figures as a background tho
with which he was so familiar. 1t was
only when travellers came to visit the
holy land and saw the people there,
unchanged in sentiment, habit and Gus
toms for centuries, that they came to
realize that the pictures We're wrong.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-15
Cherry Growjno.

Iowa is making steady progress as q
fruit growing state. The census of 1880 re-
ported 3.149.5SS apple trees growing within
her borders. In 1900 the number had
reached 6. s69.5s8.
In 1895 there were 707, 506 plum trees in
the state; in 1900, 1,302, az. In cherry trees
the increase is ven more striking, there
being 100000 trees in 1890. against 500. 900 in
1900.
While the climate Of the northern part OF
the state il no doubt too severe for sue
cessful cherry growing with any except
the hardest varieties, this delicious fruit
can easily be grown in the central and
southern parts. The tree Is handsome and
ornamental and Ii appropriate for lawn
and garden.
Some work recently lone by Professors
Price and Little at the experiment station
at Ames furnishes valuable information
upon cherry culture. This material Is be-
ing given to the public as bulletin q OF
the station.
A brief historical note on the cherry IL
given. followed by a discussion of the fol-
lowing phases of the subject: Propaga-
ton, native stocks, top grating, site, soil,
planting. cultivation, cover crops, pruning,
insect, and fungous enemies, protection
from BIRDS, etc. Considerable space Is de-
voted to Hist OF varieties with notes upon
their characteristics, behavior in various
sections, etc. Blossoming periods OF the
leading varieties are graphically shown
by means OF charts.
The bulletin is a valuable handbook for
the commercial orchardist, nurseryman
and farmer. Write G. f. Curtiss, director
of experiment station. Ames, Ia, for q
o p II you are interested.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-15
Brought Trouble on Him.eIf.

IL the matter with Plunger's head?t
Green-Yesterday was his wooden
wedding and he gave his wife a rolling
pin for a present and when he return-
ed from celebrating the event she re-
turned the present with q speech auit.
able to the occasion.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-15

A Paris automobile building Arm n
Just about completing a 110-horse power,
gasoline submarine boat for the French
navy. i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
LATE LOCALS.

,.,...,.. .,., ,t,,,,,, q, % oonta nor
o"pe'''V' o''
JON
ihe Duiiks o'e al, '' hSna no"n '| onon
loauy DuI Wv uoo' -" 1,i,,s
LOT lle C"S"'o's " '0o
The sweetest little baby girl imagln-
able, arrived at the home Of Willard
Done at noon 'ou'S' ~" ''''
General Manager r. s. Campbell OF
the Utah Light d Railway company
,yiU return early In the week from his
extended eastern trip,
The Saints of the Nineteenth ward
will give farewell benefit Monday
evening 10 Elder Earl Jensen, who goes
to England on a mission,
49,. $50. ,t.,,t ,,ri,,,, 5,,
there Is low barometric area APP
preaching from the oregon coast, 50
that there may be showers tomorrow
,..,,,...,. ...,,,r,.a THE mari,
pislup 'p''" .',bIo5 diocoear to,ir
LIZ t,I,'' ~ vN'', Wnyad, lie Ied me
noon day prayer meeting today, at the
Y NJ c, !.
AT. ....s,,,,,,,
'hleI OF ToHve ~, .on 'ns ~ .ne
received IRON Denver t"'S ". v,e
ire ana p9'lCe uePItS,l,e"'S5 oo,,taims
some interesting data.
,,,.,,...,.,
sylvester 'unhlnkhaip W C S.S E so,'
MASS" owner ol lle 49,, i'es
mas recovered lIoli NE 49, r,nn-b
ma WI pe III u,,' WY
ri. .., =, .,,.,s, ,,oo,i,,o NJ
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by the resignation of Assistant Cashier
Clark will not be filled owing TO the
anticipated demise OF the institution
and Cashier Miller Is holding down both
desks himself In the meanwhile.
'y spsclal arrangements arguments
were heard by Judge Diehl IN the
IhleIe attempted murder case ms
under advisement when he win rende,
his decision as 10 whether or not Thiele
will have TO answer I'm the district
court
NeY hlchard wake stated TINS morn
lng' that me MlnlsleIlai ASSOCIATION
Oh thls cry mas nothlhs Whatever TO 90
WIN tne Gentle bureau when mas oeen
at the depots ana elsewhere lie saws
the bureau IL conducted entirely bv
laymeu
Inc sugar ana IaylorsVlIe sehoo's
hau Il lINely contest yesterday AFTER
noon IN geography arithmetic ana de-
pate sugar scoring ~ TO % III ge91s-
iaphy ana iHylorsVlue winning III ue-
pate ana hrithulellV' an alhleuc cou-
l5sl Iesupeu III Il BeneI"I Nlo'o'S l'r
9uSu''
Architects Ersking and Liljenberg
nave tolnpIeltu pluns LOT tne erection
OF e1Vlo business ana aWtlllhs mousse
"sNGa ieet ana TWO stories hlBn' Tor DE-
v. M'llonaIu on fourlh Soulh street.
Auen q FouI We're awarded tne con-
work for Sl,70O. and the mason work
| IN Dayids and Nielsen for Sl2SS
|
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NOT THE SAME CONDITIONS,

'"v'o are members M a..
GER the, way TWO years ago b, "'s who
npbuc o''n chairman Of the cor, r,e Aer'
puono buildings and rr, r,'1gl''l''eo On
w. omnibus building bu t5ro.' forced
sross' and they asked y lE','usa Con,
saV''es could not be nd,r,. Wo samo
Msroo, shorty , before the session NUS ''s.
nsEl5 won, went TO Speaker Itpn5or.1v ''s'l
inc hw IuIo for his public ana
lug Dill, Henderson nauy r,..' oull.
Id, m1ul INTO the house arl used Mer.
thirds ~ t,o",'au from aIuri"'u an
and force copsi,iI ,.ot,rs to stunI d, @9'
Not a wheel turns lae olI
leaders !" solhe of the ha",
,,Whot do you mean7 bo y.,..
,,oCiur pubic building Mi " askod
An oYmIirrg,s' remarked Mcrc.Cr 'Te'a
fotind lily" was made. atd
the house In n3u lla p1wc, TO n, was
Guy by Henderson that Noor was Sc I
would go through. Nefcers hi
HeIl huWeVer Henderson ,...
ny only MS term as spa8l."'5 closing
40 a. hember Of the hlusr Ina Nul also
MI, Nil sOHe. re could not appoIrt a. power
have abslluta h'At mouse, nor voui,0 Hl'
The next two years Win 'kIeat0n ION
aolnerent lie VIII be tha rcI,non II Is
me members who attemptei a. \, speaker
~ TINS time would be- rep,o,,,D, lotce him
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Didn't See any Japanese Scouts.

Paris, April l5.--A dispatch to the
Temps from Saigon says Admiral Ro-
jestyeusky did not sight any Japanese
scouts during his entrance into the
China sea by way of the straits Of Ma
lacca. The dispatch adds that 1t Is eN-
pected the Russian squadron will re-
provision off the coast Of AMMAN,
II, r, kyler, representing the Boiler
makers union, says that all OF the
boilermakers employed by the Santa Fe
between Chicago and Albuquerque are
out with the exception of one man AZ
Las Vegas and five men at Fort Madl-
son.
Other reports indicate that there arc
no men cut on the strike at the shops
at Fort Madison, Argentine and Em-
poria.
Admiral Jonqueres, with the French
cruiser Descartes the armored gum
boats StyX and Ach.ron the torpedo
boat destroyer Takou and a division
Of torpedoboats remains off Cape ST,
James, near Saigon prepared for all
eyentualities