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r. IS NOW KNOWN THAT THE LAND FRAUD INVESTIGATION
AT TACOMA WILL IMpIlcATI THOSE IN HIGH PLACES

Tho land fraud case In Lewis
county. which wa the first one CON
sldcrcd after the jury had been
sworn. involve tho promoters of a
coal company operating Ia that
county Coal experts and land Of
flee attaches nom Vancouver.
Wash. appeared before the Eraud
Jury 90 testify in this case.
SO well have the authorities
guarded tho information which they
have at hand that just what other
portions ~ tho state tho big frauds
tuyolve cannot be aaecFtainod
IL h. reported this afternoon that
District Attorney Heuey. who "a
now In Washington In connection
With the prospective indictment OF
the Oregon congressional delegation
for completely IN certain frauds per-
uetrated in the District Of Columbia.
has been informed OF the gravity of
the situation in Washington and
that he viii be called upon to as
aist ia the prosecution OF the
charge that may be- brought against
the Cousuirutora-
The following Is the makeup %
the grand jury; J. II Roe. J. Douo-
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From Michigan Ave.
to States Prison
ny II gibson GARDNER

by II. gibson GARDNER
staff Special to Tho Seattle star
wAsHlNGToE. u. 6. Feb. "a
The Significance OF federal lndlct-
ment proceedings started 10 Chicago
against the beef trust may be read
In the history of the puatoffiCe
frauds II b. the beginning Of a
campaign OF enforcement Of the
criminal clauses OF the Sherman
antitrust act
President Roosevelt has given or
derH that nobody be- spared. It can
not be stated too strongly that
Mother wealth nor position nor po-
iitical pull will save the man who
can be proved 10 have violated the
law.
II 10 the confident belief Of At
torucy General Moody that the pres
ent proceedings will show that there
Il one law FOR the rich and the poor
Ito believes that the government
has tho evidence % convict aud he
looks forward TO putting stripes on
some men who live In broWnatone
houses on Michigan avenue.
Two years ia the peuiteutiary. "a
fine Of 81. 900. one or both. Is the
penalty prescribed for the offsuFe
which the government proposes 20
prove % the grand jury has been
committed.
But this criminal penalty Is only
ono Of the consequences which are
in prospect In reserve the govern
meut is holding the moro drastic
procedure which the amended FL
kinE law gives TO proceed against
tho persons OF those who have Flo-
lated the Grosegup Injunction
The same offeuae which eousti-
fufss violation Of tho penal section
uf the sherman laW De- ulao evidence
Of contempt OF the blanket iniunc-
ton imposed on the packers three
years ago. and declared hy the Unit
81 States supreme court January
81 90 be legal aud constitutional
Officials Of the department OF
Justice will make no dcnlalH nor
predictions. but # ls learned on e1-
eelicnt authority that the summons
method 81 procedure does not mean
that the government will not. and
may not AZ any time cite the pack
err into court TO fhow cause Why
they have not been guilty Of con
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uany During the night the vessel
ereut nearer thla port and this
morning seemed 90 be iu an easy
position The crew b. fighting the
flamca but Ou last accounts the fire
continues 20 make "A headway
All passengers have been trans
fefrcd Ia the steamer Del Noue.
which stnd by the Oregon. early
last evening. and we're sfaely landed
A. Crescent CITY The Oregon IL an
ed vessel and has been running on
the Pacific coast Tor years In ad-
dition 70 a large number Of passcn-
gers she carried a valuable cargo
Of lumber
At the offices ~ the white star
Steamship company. owners Of the
Oregon. it Wa learned this after
noon that the flames had been got
ten under control BY The crrw
Frank 4 Roche. manager Of The
white star steamship company.
stated this afternoon that the com
rAuy wHH in receipt 81 telegram
from the Portland 4 san Francisco
Steamship company. eharterefH ~
the vessel which stated thai the
hnadwaY ~ the Flames had hecn
checked and that NO further dam
age was cxpoCte1 20 result The
telegram stated that Captain War
uer had reported 90 the officials OF
the Portland 4 san FRANCISCO
Steam ship company. that he expect
ed &c have the water pumped out
81 'ho vessel BY the close Of the
Afternoon
Tho vessel Is uow lYinE In the
bay % Crescent City. where che will
be detained pending an investiFn-
ton b. the marine surveyors. Al
the present time no estimation Of
the damage 10 the CARGO can be as
certainsd Il 10 thought. however.
that u vii amount TO considerable.
The majority Of the OreEon'H cargo
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marine survey would be held just
ne soon as the underwriters could
reach the vessel. but until thai time
the extent of the damages could not
be aboartalned
The fire was discovered ychter-
day morning IN the after hold The
vessel Mt that time was several
niles from Crescent city. but Del
sorte and a collier were near by.
Captain Warner ordered full steam
ahwaa. while the crew passed the
word among tho passengers that
there Wan no danger. AZ the same
time signalling 90 the Del Sortr
aud The collier for assistance and
preparing 20 launch the life boats
A great mass Of smoke and flames
Wa pouring from the hafehsa.
which we're quickly battenoi down.
niinYinK In measure the fears oi
the pslaaenEers.
Altmale passengers and the crew
acted admirably and succeeded In
preventing panic among the WON
ca 10 collier was the first %
stand b. and al the passengers
gasrru Transferred without Rny lrou.
bic. A portion OF the crew In the
msantims wan aant 10 fight the fire
and succeeded in combining the
FLAMES 70 the hold.
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SORE
LOCAL MEAT DEALERS CON-
DENIM A LOCAL YELLOW
SHEET FOR A POOR BUTCH.
ERs' BUSINESS

Every meat dealer In the city out
side Of the Frye Bruhn company Is
today eoudemning In tho bltterost
terms the irresponsible Afternoon
Fakor which ran a paid Tor boost
for the state meat inspection bill
on It's first page yesterday.
While Il ls known that the Faker
has pledged itself 70 support the
Ubiquitous meat trust measure. IL
Ma not believed that any newapa-
per would 80 far stultify Itself that
It would ruin q poor meat dealer
and take his daily bread out Of his
mouth in order 70 boost the would
be trust.
BY some means or other the pa
per secured an affidavit from VIII
liam Bl0xam. a gullible meat dealer
Of Kent. which Ia a MOST
BHAZEN MANNER CONVICTED
HIM or EXPOSING FOR SALE
AND SELLING TO THE PUBLIC
DISEASED MEAT. And the paper.
In order to ruin forever the poor
fellows business, called him an
honest butcher"
BloKam admitted In black and
white in the affidavit that be sold
meat infected with tubercular
germs. the most dangerous bacteria
known To science.
IL Is a mystery how this poor de-
luded fellow ever could have been
persuaded 10 accomplish his own
ruin unless he was literally paid
for furtherinE the fieudish purposes
Of yici0usiy yellow and unacfupu-
lots sheet.
Poo Sir Blo1am, He will prob
ably EaHe no more chance 20 sell
eHH.. good or bad meat
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This was followed instantly by a
crash and a section OF the floor went
down. taking about Zoe people with
IL.
Many people were crushed In the
wreckage OF the floor and pews,
while many were suffocated by the
great cloud OF dust that arose. II
Is reported that the larger number
Of deaths resulted from the dust.
On the arrival Of the police and
firemen. ladders were placed in the
building and the imprisoned church
members released. Eight OF the
people were dead when taken out
and three others died in the hos
pitfalls 20 which they were taken.
The building Is 60 years old and
was condemned as unsafe three
years age. 10 has been in a dan
gerous condition and fear has long
been entertained that a serious
accident Of this nature would re-
suit.
Coroner Flaherty. Of Brooklyn. to-
day began a searching investigation
on the collapse OF the church. over
loo are now reported injured
Flaherty says the accident was
the result of gross negligence and
intends to fix the blame for the dis
aster, Two Of the injured in the
hospital are expected 10 die.
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SENTENCE IS SUSPENDED

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. fs.-In a
letter received today from n group
Of tsfrofista. which bad previously
announced that he was under a SEN
tenc- o. death. Grand Duke Niadi-
mir was notified that the sentence
was temporarily suspended. Il r.
believed that II is the intention OF
the rcvoiutiouista 20 give the auto
eracy a breathing spell. az any fur
thsr assaults viii likely force the
czar 90 drastic measures OF reprcs-
sion.
Since the assassination Of Scrrius.
Grand Duke Vladimir has been 30
terrorized that he ~ almost a com
plet~ wreck. Hoping te shield his
life. tho Grand Duchess Marie Paw
Iona insists on accompanying him
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DDS % doing business. and United
States District Attorney Sol Bethsa
was ordered 20 begin action.
n is stated on good authority that
the evidence for these prosecutiOnf
has been gathered Independently %
CommisHioncr Garfeld'E inquiry
conducted IN response 10 the cohs
Kressi0nal resolution introduced By
Representative Martin. Of South d.
kota That report has not besu
made. although the president knows
about what II contains
Many important side lights were
furnished by that inquiry paving
the way for the work Of the departs
maut Of Justice agents. But Cons
missioner Garfield Is careful 10
point out that the Law creating the
bureau Of corporations does not
have IN view criminal prosecution
by that bureau. or the gathering %
evidence for that purpose
Evidence compelled b. that law
gains immunity to those who testify,
Just as In the case OF inquiry b. ths
iuferstats commission. II II 70 be
remarked In passing. however. that
few persons have gained immunity
| By giving testimony. Nearly all the
/ Information gathered BY Commits
sioner Garfield has been secured BY
the independent effort Of his agents
aud from outside sources.
The main charge in the present
/ proceedings will be the packers
have conspired illegally 70 depress
/ the price Of beef on the hoof. and
10 raise the price Of meat 10 the
consumer. and thus have been guilty
of restraining trade.
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TACOMA. Feb. 2S-rhe federal
~.ra fury. called for the purpose
= Invesslgating land fraud cases In
a. state. held It's first session ia
sx.ponse 70 a call by Judge Han
40 al = o'clock this afternoon
aNheaEh the ostcusihle object OF
a. session il O. dip only into the
sne frauds IN Lewis county, which
,-volye a number OF persons and Is
rs.llv an unimportant matter Il is
hsllsvea herp that sufficient infor-
r.tlon has been gathered By the
sleral authorities which viii JUST
n ar Inquiry rs swcepiug as that
rasautlv ended IN OruEun.
II "a nov known that the federal
nroee vii 80 deeper and that u
nav require members 81 the con-
srs~ssoual delegation 81 this state
q explAln certain matters. it Ia not
htlcated whether lt Vii 80 81 far
!, 10 warrant the brIuEiuE 81 in
dlctments against any % the con
xrssslonal delegation but that their
nanss VII be hro1Eht into the In
yestlratiou Is already assured
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II KILLED.;
100 KUR T

NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-Eieven
persons were killed and about 90 in
jured by the collapse OF a floor OF
the Fleet street African Methodist
Episcopal church last night The
accident was the result OF decayed
supporters giving away and pre-
oipltating the people in the church
10 tho floor below. The dead are:
BERTHA GREEN
THERESA ELLIS
SAMUEL CHISHOLM
ANNA BEAN.
ANNA SULLIVAN.
LOUISA SMITH.
MARY SCOTT.
TWO UNIDENTIFIED WOMEN.
ONE UNIDENTIFIED CHILD.
ONE UNIDENTIFIED MAN.
About 400 people had conEregated
IN the auditorium OF the church TO
attend the funeral OF one Of the old
er members. The pastor was await
ing the summons 20 meet the flu
neral procession az the door when
the cracking OF timbors was heard.
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tempt The same evidence before
the grand jury may. therefore be-
sufficient 10 cause Judge GfoaHrup.
before whom the proceedings would
De mad. To remand the vlolators 20
jail for six months. or such period
as hia discretion might suggest.
The more drastic remedy r. held
n reserve II r. frankly admitted
by government officials that they
would prefer 10 have tie criminal
penalties imposed by n jury. owing
To the widespread belief that the
contempt process has been abused
by some OF the courts.
A. the same time these were the
principals among the men who had
the remedy applied To Eugene v
Debs and there would be poetic
Justice In having n come 10 them iu
the sama court
The evidence which viii be used
IN support these prosecutions has
been gathered BY the department of
justice Much Of Il has been OBJ
tanned during the past month.
namely. since the deeisIOn Of the
supreme courts sustaining the gov
eminent In the beef trust case.
Special steps we're taken imme-
dlately after the decision % see
whether the packers dezisted from
their illegal practices. A previous
investigation had convinced Attor-
nay General Moody that the law
Was being violated daily. and had
been held In contempt for three
years
The agents Of the department Of
justice reported that the packers
had made no change In their meth
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Mrs Mary Love hau brought suit
In The superior court for fab.eoo
damages against the Northern Pa
clnc company for me death Of her
husband At srlvsFton on February 8.
she sues az wife and az guardian
Of Teresa Love. her infant daughter.
rive % the SIX men who were on
the tender AZ the time % the uccI %
dent have already died. and John
Carlson IL still disabled at a local
hospital
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enough q offer assistance.
she Is NSii stocked Vlth pfoyl.
aions ~ that her crcN will auffei
no hardahipa CA account OF her en-.
forced detention for some time
The lee floea arr gradually bslns
broken uu and Il D. believed that
she will be released Ia a few days
The Tacoma vas reported about
10 days aEo as having arrived al
Mott a tapaneee government coal
ing station.
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CHECKED The JAPs

ST PETERSBURG. Feb. 2s-The
a1Yanre q the laps who crossed the
Snake river on Sunday has been
checked b. the sudden appearance
O. Russian endorsements. The
yaIAness are now moving against
ne left flank and are apparently
kAnning 20 attack tho center. The
hlasi4ns. being strongly reinforced.
peneSs that they can throw back
any rev attack
heavy firing continued all day
iohr Yesterday and. IN spite Of the
heaFy losses sustained b. the Rus
sans. the morale q the men o. stu
excellent.
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GOING TO De LIBERAL NOW

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 2s.-The
enar has decided to appoint Grand
Duke Constantine as minister o. ed
ucatiou 10 succeed NJ. Glasgow. con-
stantlne Is the most liberal ard en-
liEhtened OF the grand dukes. The
appointment is taken TO indicate
that the czaT desires TO establish re-
forms In this department.
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STEAMER TACOMA
is IN THE ICE
ADWeEs FRoa JAPAN STATE HAT TIE OVERDUE
sHlP IS CAUGHT FAST IN a HUGE tcg Flog AND CANNOT
REACHED

The local Maritime Exchange has
reeeived cable adyieea from the
Merchants Exchange at Yokohama
that the steameF Tacoma which left
here January :. bound for VladiYoa-
lck with contrahana 81 War. IL stuck
hss n a big monster Ice PACK off
the northeast coast % Japan
Efforts have been made 20 reach
her but. propelled By heavy winds.
she = driven about helplessiy and
she cannot Be approached near
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
MUS NOT
BET

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Feb. Is
The house today passed the bill
making II a felony to engage In
bookmating or pool selling or 20
bet on horse races. providing the
penalties Of six months 10 five years
Imprisonment ia addition 90 fines.
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The Federal Probe
WillGODOWn Deep

van, W H. Grove and c. a. nu-
rock. OF Vancouver. = =. Jones. OF
Aberdeen. J. L. Culdor and q. W.
Nlnemlre. OF Montesano. ". G.
iirdwell. OF CosmopoIls. l.. I.aur-
eneo, OF Chchalis, stephen Judaon.
Of stollaeoom c =. Curtias. Charles
taFarge Charles =. Kraft. A. T..
Cromwell. w. A. Power and VIII
lam r Daniels. Of Tacoma. Morgan
Davies. Of nucoda and r. II. Dodge.
OF Little Rock.
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GoRKY GOES TO RIGA

ST PETERSBURG. Feb. IS
Upon the request OF Maxine Gorky
that he BE- allowed 10 1--we at Riga,
the authorities last night banished
him to that place. His preference
OF Ctimea or Moscow was refused.
Gorky took an affectionnte leave
Of his wife and little son. Maxine.
Is years old. at the station last
night They viii join him at Riga
shortly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
Handed 1t
TO Sumner
CORPORATION AND RAILROAD
SENATOR TRIED TO PLAY
INTO THE HANDS OF Hla
BOSSES AND GOT SPANKED
By serir-s News A.sn.I

OLYMPIA. Feb. IS - Senator
Sumner, Of snohomish. who wears
the railroad and corporation collar
tightly welded around his neck. got
a severe and we'll deserved roasting
from the senate this morning.
Sumner Is chairman of the public
revenues and taxation committee,
and In the 80 days of the session
he has not called a committee
meeting to consider a single one of
the numerous taxation measures
which have been referred 20 his
committee
Not one Of these measures have
been touched upon. considered or
referred during the present session,
although Senator Graves. OF Spo-
kane. and Senator Reid. OF
Pierce county, have some import
ant taxation measures still SUM
bering in the pigeon-holes of sum
ner's committee
The reason for this delay is easy
To see Il is a clear case Of a mig
ger in the woodpile."
These bills. particularly Graves
bill. will hit the railroads and the
corporations in the solar plexus.
and they have framed il up with
Sumner to delay consideration OF
them until too late for the legisla-
ture TO do anything with them.
But Senator Graves today refused
to be imposed upon. and he intro
duced a resolution demanding that
Sumner call his committee together
forthwith and report on his meas
ure.
The resolution was quickly
passed.
This is the first time in years
that legislative body has been
compelled TO force a chairman of a
committee 10 do his sworn duty.
Sumner looked sheepish when the
resolution was passed. but this az
ternoon he Is busy rubbing salve on
the spot where the senate spanked
him.
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JAps MAKE GAINS

hUKDEN. Feb. zs.-Gen. Kurokra
army IL now entrenched on the Hun
iiyer with front reaching several
miles 70 the eastward Of Taitae. The
sudden blizzard Of yesterday retard-
"a operations along the line. but the
weather has cleared and a renewed
snEasement viii take place at once.
The laps have taken falling and
katouiing, both positions being par
ueulaEiY advantageous ones.
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AFLRE!
TIE STEAMER IS BURNING orr TIE NORTHERN
COAST CALIFORNIA

consisted Of lumber. and n rs stat
ed that the excessive heat caused
by the flames will cause consider
Tile damage to that consignment
, Msr aeer Roche stated that he had
| .-ltsd advicen 70 the effect that "A
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REVOL.T IS
SPREADING

MOSCOW. Feb. IS Seventeen
thousand workmen at Assaranoff
factory Joined the ranks Of the
strikers today.
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WASHINGTON. d. c. Feb. IS
The senate agreed on the resolution
adopting the invitation for congress
to attend the opening of the Lewis
and Clark exposition and providing
for the appointment OF a Joint COM
uittee of 10 senators and Is repre-
=utatives 70 represent the govern
ueut
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TOXIC. Feb. Is. The official re-
port from the battle Of Tsln ket-
chen state that the first assault be-
gan at noon on February - The
japanese fiereely attacked tribe Rus
SLAMS who were strongly fortified
and offered a stubborn resistance.
The fighting Eas resumed AZ
lawn Of the 24th and b. 10 O'Clock
II the morning the lines were so
close as 70 exchange hand Erenades.
Following a japanese flank alta K
the Russians lied. burning the town
and leaving $50 dead.
The japanese captured many guns
and "a prisoners.
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WASHINGTON. d. C. Feb. . r.
The house passed the bill setting
aside 30 per cent Of the public lands
In the Philippines TO De sold for che
benefit OF the schools.
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= . 4 - - tttt 4 4
The Weaf her
SpOffer d:

Tonight, showers "Wednesday
generally fairi light 70 fresh south
winds.
watch this hand-tt moves and
vtli tell the lowest temperature for
the rhHt - hours
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JAPANESE REpULsEp

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 2s-
oeneral Kuropatkin reports that ten
sttacks we're made BY two JauaHFsa
oa'talioua ana cavalry west IT Tom
Eih Tong. which were rauuised. Tho
sapanesa renewed the attack ono
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NOT WEALTH, NOR PosrrloHNoR POLITICAL PULL sHALI
SAVE BEEF PACKERS WHO HAVE VIOLATED THE GRIMM
Al CLAUSES OF The SHERMAN ANTITRUST LAW IS TIA
ORDER THuNoERED OUT BY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT =. .
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TOXIC. Feb. 2s-General Oynma
reports that Russian batteries on
hanpos mountain. near sha Hapao
safang Tai. occasionally she'll his
lines. and the Infantry which at
lacked the West Mukden road on
Sunday nizht Was repulsed
The Russians have resumed con-
struction Of defense works in the
vicinity OF Lltaian Lun.
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FIGHTING

February ~ and were again re-
pulsed. They ieft a hundred cofpaeu.
The Russian loss aaa six.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Is. The
burning steamer sighted OFF Croa-
cent City. Cal. last night. PROVED
To be the Oregon. OF the San FrA\
cisco & Portland Steamship O.
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Atty Moody Finds That the Law Violated Day Even
DsesonJan for Violating the Law and
the Double Certain Packers Now Have
in sisbt-Prssdsnt ere he to Convict
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every time he ventures abroad.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
BUSINESS CHANCES
Ore Worth $1,000
Per Ton Found on the
Sylvanite Property
BUSINESS CHANCES

fqr forty e mines
S2oc0o ~ ev miles long
In Cripple Creek district Inu
btous value which
of this Telu11l belt
few OF the snais
h uTm and fT sal id fro
ton quantities iowgrade that will run from $40
company for the
R%Ssnf S cut ali these rich Veins
handled by
and the ground Is
Of
Magta
length mountain and the mining nage wn5ea ana transportation OF
on ~ e
OFT 0
$4,000
practically prohibiting the and shipping
opening the old
a
South Omaha A. MGAIts MI M G. ao and Mr. %
kout Of
this
next ne ten Gnys az TWENTY CENTS SHARE " " ~ sun ~
sixty ninety desired
shares to