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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15

er with sign boards. The space is
being sold 10 merchants and those de-
string to secure same should see Di-
rector John Sites The Grounds viii
be rolled aud smoothed over and he
entrance will be made Just north Of
the bleaehers A ticket office will be
bu II and equipped with a telephone
for The use of the officials and pa
irons, The grandstand win be divided
and the east end will be cushioned and
made reserved seats and a small addi-
lional price will be charged for these
seats. All of the ground outside Will
be enclosed with a wire fence and the
waole grounds covered by the lease
viii be posted and trespassers kept
OFF by laws All The players have been
ordered To report Friday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15
headed . sold surfaes.

CONGRESSMAN Van Horne was argu
Ing before a committee in Washington
Tor an appropriation to improve the
Missouri river
Il don't think much Of that river Of
yours, objected Serator Rrice Il have
been out that way und have seen the
river myself"
"Aud don't YOU think Il is worth i'm.
proving? demanded Van Horne ir
pretended amazement.
"Oh, yes ID is worth improving. "
said Brice, but you propose the wror z
improvement That river ought not TO
be dredged to make II navisable.. Il
should be macadamizca
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15

House on south side of Twenty-sec-
ond street, between Walnut and Pine
streets.
In the Seventh Ward, at the ware
room Of G. A. Swoboda, No. 27l4
Commercial avenue, being situated
on S. w. Corner of Twenty-eighth
street and said avenue.
Polls for sal election will be open
ed at 700 o'clock a. m. and continue
open until $500 o'clock p. m. Of the
same day.
Nomination papers for the said
election can be secured at this office
and must be filed in this office on or
before April 8, 1895.
by order Of the City Council OF the
City of Cairo, Illinois.
X. A. HATCHER,
City Clerk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15
The Misuse OF "Quita.p

quite" strictly means complete
H. ana is rightly used in suca sen
fences rs The flower IS quite faded q"
It's secondary meaning, very to a
great extent has the authority of good
writer's, though such expressions as
quite yourG" and quite hot" have a
eolloQuial rims ahau. hem. There is.
however, spriEsing Up, Of late, tho
sloyenly practicaof employing the ad-
verb quite with a noun, e. e., quite
a panic cnsued' # an adverb can
modify d noun, where is the disdnc.
ton between adverb and adjective?
AS a matter Of fact, the functions Of
the adycrb SOON to be encroaching on
those Of tho adjectiye.-Sunday Re.
view
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15
ELECTION NOTICE
Office Of the City Clerk of the City
Of Ca 70. Illinois.

Office OF the City Clerk of The City
of Ca 70. Illinois.
Cairo, Illinois. March %, 1905.
Public notice is hereby given that
on Tuesday, the Eighteenth day OF
April, A. D., 1905, a general election
will be held in the City of Cairo, Him
ois, Alexander County, for the lection
OF Mayor, City Clerk. City Treasurer
city Attorney. Police Magistrate and
one Alderman from each of the seven
wards or the City.
For the purpose of the election
polls win be opened at the following
places, viz:
In the First Ward. at the store
room of F. a. Kuhn No. 2l0 Sixth
street. being situated on north side
Of said street between Commercial
and Washington avenues.
Ia the Second Ward, at the ware
room Of H. Bloms. No. 702 Washing
t6n ayome, being situated ON the
cast side of said avenue between Sew
en.h and E ghth streets.
In the Third Ward, al the barber
saop Of Charles Anderson. No. llo5
Commercial avenue. being situated on
the west side of said avenue between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
In the Fourth Ward, at the store
room Of the Rumley Company, No.
1911 Washington avenue, being stu
ated on the west side Of said avenue
between Douglas and Fourteenth
streets.
In the Fifth Ward. at the Cour.
house Of AEekanlcr County.
Ia the Sixth Ward, at the Hose
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15
out on a Limb.

ITALY, | see, Is going to present the
United States with a statue Of
Caesar"
Whats that?"
"Why, 7 asked a dozen men this
morning who Caesar was and not a
one but answered me evasively."
Answered you evasiyely?'
Eyes: didn't seem TO know. you
know"
Wei, wei, well; such ignorancai
can hardly believe 1. possiblc!'
by the way who was Caesar"
"Why he was-er-no that was
Nero. He was-ar he-ohl go 10
thunder. - Houston Post
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15
END OF THE SEASON
sportsmen in Illinois Must Lay Away
Their Guns Until Fall-Past
Season { Good One.

Yesterday was the last day Of the
open season and the legal shooting is
over now until September, The sea
son closes en- the fifteenth of April
ana Game Warden Moore stated yes
terday that anyone caught violating
the law would be arrested and prose
cuted
Tne past season has been a yer,
profitable one both to the state and TO
the hunters Game has been plentiful
and the sport good, while the state
has realized several hundred dollars
from the hunters licenses.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15
FAVORABLE PRACTICE
lndrlged in by Mccarthy's Bunch
Three Players Are Overdue
Bail Dope.

Yesterday was one of the most sue.
cesshl practice days thar the Cairo
baseball bunch has had since the men
reported for work. Manager Mccarthy
is getting them all down in fine shape
and ye 'erGay offensive plays wery
tried with hattering success. Hereto
fore he plays have all been of de-
fensiye nature. but hereafter they will
be put through both PAGES.
Nittcr, Roland and Schaffer upon
whom much depends, have not report
ed as vet and Manager Mccarthy is &
biz worried The men are all signed
and are bound to come here, but the
fact is thar their absence is keenfy
felt al practice as il seriously hamper,
any attempts ali team work Harvey,
who was in the list, arrived yesterday
at noon and showed mp well behind
he home sack
Harvey arrived from Mendoza. Wis.
and Is in good condition Pat Mean
drcwa, the college player and highly
recommended short step arrived yes.
terday from Efdngham he Is young
chap. but is In good form and gives
every indication Of being there with
the goods.
The wedding out process has al
ready been started by Manager Nc.
Carthy Yesterday Laugo,se and Rice
We're let ONT. They were good fellows.
qua not considered 10 be quite hcfty
enough for the Cairo aggregation.
The game between the Diels ami
the Cairo Champs next Sunday is
causing considerable talk among the
fans A good ATTENDANCE nay Dee look.
ed FOR Those who have been priv
legged to see the bunch work ont are
Offering mc loose change un Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15
It Became Warmer.

When sou Wc-t oft sleigh
ing with Mr. Hansen LAST night you
took the road b. the cemetery. didn't
yuu7
Jess-"Yes, it was very pleasant"
Toss-"Br-r, I SHOULD think u
would make you shive-.
Jcss-''It die, but Mr. Hanson mo-
ticed it and-er-after that ] didn't
shiyer at all PhiladelUh.a Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15

After a little dispute recently in the
Australian parliament Count stern
berg wrote to Deputy Wolf: We'll
born Sir You have attempted to in
suit me. although it is impossible for
you to DO so am ready to fight a
duel with any pig dog. and conse-
ouently with you too and / therefore
send You two COMMISSIONERS as my
seconds, as no respectable man would
90 to you - this capacity"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15
Anrenrances and Animation.

We arc products Of things we soc
and hear ami mink Our appearance
il able to increase our own anima
ton provided orr appearance bright
ems those before MS, and we forget
ourselves in admiring their brightness
Earl H. Pratt in short Talks"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15
American Flanlnrcss.

There are about seven species Of
G5mingoos. three of which are IN
Ane.iea ftequantllg Inc Eaiamas.
Florida .aj Cuba IN height The cam.
lingo average aboat aTc feet Il rs
ciryct neck were stretched 10 its I'll
leEgth tic bird Uoltia tower above
the head of an Ordinary man.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15

A sunny, cheerful view Of lifc-rcst.
ins on truth aud fact. consisting with
practical aspirations over TO make
things self and men better than they
afe-that believe. is the true
healthlul poetry of eistence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15

The one sole and nnGisputcd sign
Of death is the commencement of de-
composition, or putrefacticn- Why
not, therefore delay burial till this
unequivoeal testimony vi nature has
been afforded?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15
the goods

The Wpman's Magazine club. of ST.
Lou S. THAI was dated TO play at Padu.
can Sunday Monday and TUGS aay. has
oeen called home from Pine Bmn.
Ark. says he Paducah News Demo.
c'at Chief Lloyd has secured The All
Professionals from Nashville for those
dates The AnProfessionals is a fast
team and is composed Of men from the
Kitty Cotton and Southern league s..
Henry Weakly a Kitty pitc4er. IS with
t.c team.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15

uusr read bis stirging rebuke from
the festive sporting editor on the Pa.
dncah NewsDemocrat: Although
ihe Spaulding base ball guide gives
Cairo the credit for winning the pen
nant IN l9ai-the guide received IFS
information from Cairo Il does noJ
give single batting fielding on pitch
nE average 81 q Is. T. r. PLAYER and
ihe league bad q seer arg who was
Cairo man
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15
&C., NlorEmsn - psn.ne.

jealous Of Wat hc thCsght undue
favor to another emIiare. HAso re Is
e'suulier an oiler in thz works II
the Uei.eJ Railways q Eaa Fran
cisco. began putting sand ia TIE ma
chinerv journal boxes Of lie power
house machinery He was caught
when he had done damage to the
amount Of $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15

HopkinsFille Is going 20 he ~in the
game his year as may be seen f.om
the following from the KenUckian of
thar place. Contracts have been let
Tor ;he Improvements on the park and
the work Is under way The fence on
two sides viii Be raised two feet high
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15

So Mr. Fa-uhakcr Says "fe has been
covcrily wa ching The Indians for
three weeks. Taat's a joke. for there
isn't a hlo.black IN town thar didn't
Know that The Cairo base bali .-inspce.
Tor was Ia Paducah -paducah News.
Democrat
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15
NEARLY 10000
SEE THE OPENING
American League Begins 1905
Base Ball Season.
BOSTON CHAMPS LOST
BY PHILADELPHIA
CHICAGO FALLS BEFORE ST.
LOUIS. GOTHAM DOWNS
SENATORS.

Philadelphia, April 14.-Philadelphia
won from Boston with an attendance
OF over fifteen thousand; Chicago lost
to St. Louis in the presence OF nearly
nine thousand and Washington went
down before New York. where six
thousand people witness. ed the game.
The Cleveland-Detroit game was post
poned on account Of snow.
The game here resulted as follows;
r Fl r
Philadelphia ..........t.2 ~ /
Boston ................-.2
Batteries-Bender and Powers;
Young and Farrell
Chicago. April l4.-Howel let the
locals down with two hits Score:
r H e
Chicago .,,-....,.,-.+. I 1
ST. Louis ...........-.... , Z :
Batteries smith and Mcfarland
Howell ana sugden
Washington. April 14.-Chesbro
started of in his oldtime form
score;
R H E
Washington ............. > 5 4
New York ....... ......... ,
Batteres-PatteH and Kittredgei
Chcsbro and klainow
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-15

Washington, April 14,-Chesbro
started of in his oldtime form.
score;
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
City Council.

II required three separate calls to get a
quorum of the city council this week in
order to allow the contractors for the new
water system par,ial paymen, for the
work already performed. The contract
ors presented statement as to the amount
OF supplies furnished and labor performed
ald last night the board of aldermen
awarded the contractors the sum of 81 600
to apply on the contract.
A communication from President Dan
ies of the Big Five company was read in
which the writer expressed his belief that
the blower at the portal of the Central
tunnel was not nuisance as had been
charged by citizens, and asked that a
more careful investigation of the condi-
tons be made. Mr.. Daniels also assured
the board that the company was at all
times ready to adjust any legitimate
complaints.
Central City resident ma lie appli-
cation for billiard hall license, aud the
clerk was instruct d to issue the same
upon payment of the customary fee.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
GREAT SILVER ORE
CARRYING FORTY PER CENT. IN THE
WHITE METAL.
EXTENT OF FIND NOT DETERMINED
FALL RIVER PROPERTIES COMING TO
THE FRONT.

small seam of extremely high grade
ore was opened up this week in a shaft
on the Colorado group on Fall river,
owned and operated by the Amaden
fines company. An assay of the ma
Terial showed it to contain over II, ,ooo
ounces of silver per ton, the streak being
about forty per cent. silver. The assay
button was almost as big as silver dime
and is quite An unusual occurance in this
end Of the county. No particulars as to
the extent of the strike are obtainable,
the management declining to give ou,
any details, The property was obtained
by Almaden Mines company some months
ago aud was formerly owned by Francs
Phillips. Considerable development
work has been done. the property being
opened up by adits. 1t is hoped that
more than enough of the ore for an
assay will be found by the company
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
WILL WORK DOVER
TRESTlE CONNECTING THE MINE AND
MILL COMPLETED.
The BRIGHTON MINE LOOKING GOOD
CAN'T FIND ENOUGH ORE TEAMS TO
HAUL PRODUCT TO MILL.

This week the trestle connecting the
mill a. the mouth of Fall river was couI-
pieted, and operations will be ed
the first of next week on the Dover mine
both in the 81 Aft and tunnel, This step
is made necessary at the present because
Of the inability to keep the mill supplied
with ore from the Brig hlon mine at Free
land. Plenty OF ore can be broken and
hoisted, but Itis impossible To get enough
teams to haul the product, the haul being
ra her ha d one or the stocs durIng Il c
winter months. There is no ore blUcl ed
out in Dover mlne workings, but enough
Can be taken out in development to
keep the mil partially supplied, 1t is
believed. Should 1t not enable the
mill to run continuously, it is probable
that the latter will be closed down dur
ing the short winter season. Steam
power Is used at rr, sent AID THIS adds
to the expense of operation in winter
while the mil is provided with an ex-
ceIlent water power plant for the sum
rner months.
AT the Brighton mine the 4,h level
east is being extended to intersect the
Harrisburg vein which crosses near the
end lines. A connection will be made
With a tunnel at this point by driving
about goo feet, and this will give the
mine an outlet saving haul of nearly a
mile. 1t has been the intention TO
make connection with the work
iugs OF the Freeland mine, but
satisfactory arrangements cannot be
made. The Freeland Extension mine
which has perpetual right of way
through the FEeeland tunnels will not
permit of the use OF its rights unless the
property is purchased outright. The
owners of the Extenton have set a
! price of $4,000 on the properly The
proposed tunnel aud connection can be
made for little over ten per cent. of
the price asked and will be just as CON
venient for the handling of a large
tonnage. The mine product is now
coming from the 3rd level west, where
the streak is two feet wide of good
grade of milling ore, which correct trates
five and six into one.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
Successful Bazaar md Suprsr.

The annual bazaar and supper given
b1 the ladies of the Presbyterian church
"Wednesday was largely attended and was
q most enjoyable affair. The different
booths that were stocked with beautiful
and nearly all of the articles were dis
posed of at good prices. The turkey
ripper was counterpart of the previous
fe S. prepared by the Presbyterian Ia
dies which means that everything was q
the best, in abundance and prepared by
the model house keepers of the city In
addition to enriching the church treasur,
enter ,diumeut
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
Small Loss By Fire,

Shortly after O'Clock Thursday morn
just outside the city limits on East
Miner street, owned by Mrs S. A. Dur
lam, former resident of this place who
now lives at Bowling Green, Ohio,
caught fire from a defective hue and the
building and contents were completely
des, royed.
T.e house was occupied by the fani-
lies Of Martin Miller and Fred Annis and
not thing was saved from the fAues.
Several boxes Of loaded shot gun shells
exploded adding to the fright and con
fusion but no damage resulted. The
fire department made good run cor
sidering the distance but by the time of
their arrival the flames had gained con-
siderable headway. The water main at
the lower end of town is but four inches
Fip.S. meter and an attempt to get two
streams reduced the pressure obtained
from both SO that they were insufficient
for effectu Il work. Had it not been foi
adJ dining building would have been de
stroyed, and as it was the side was badly
bhstered from the intense heat, which
also kept the firemen at a distance where
the flames were having their own way
Lewis Oliver. jr., received painful
hutt, a pane Of glass severely cutting his
wrist and requiring the attention OF
surgeon The loss of the building and
contents is estimated at SI.2oo. The
building was insured for 500 IN the
Hat'ford Insurance company. through
Bush & B,nney. the local agents, ano
tic loss will be nrnmntlN ad 1uS, ed.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
In District Court.

devoted to the case of the People VS..
Sassell, the defendant being charged
with the blowing up of a shaft house at
the Specie Payment mine. The prosecu-
the guilt of Sasse!, and he was dis
charged.
In the case of Atcheson VS.. Atchesou,
Application was made for a continuance
to the May term of court, temporary ali
mony and the custody of the child.
Continuance WAS denied the case being
set I lr December 26, the defendant al
until the date of he trial.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
Death Caused by an Accident.

Last Sunday afternoon at O'Clock,
Roy Titus age IS years, was almost IN
SANITY killed and Oscar Johnson, II
years old, was badly injured as the re-
sull of a dynamite explosion while doing
assessment, work 70. the Little Richard
company in Squirrel gulch three miles
south of town.
The accident happened in peculiar
manner. The young men had finished
drilling in surface opencut and had
neglected to thaw the powder, and being
in hurry to finish the days work, put
several sticks of frozen dynamite into
the hole, on top of which they placed a
number. of percussion caps containing
illuminate of mercury. In striking a
parlor match to light the fuse the ig-
nited matchhead flew off and fell into
TIE hole exploding the entire charge of
caps and dynamite. Titus received the
full force of the explosion which tore
away his lower jaw and portion of the
skull. He died short time after with
out regaining consciousness. Johnson
was behind Titus and was badly blasted
about the face and head, but his injuries,
were not of serious nature.
Johnson made his way down the trail
a mile and a half to summon assistance
and Coroner Smith and DR.. Morehouse
went at once to the scene of disaster.
DR.. Fraser was later called to attend to
Johnson, while DR.. Morehouse went to
the aid of Titus, but the latter was dead
upon his arrival.
Coroner Smith brought the remains
to this city and on Monday notified the
parents of Titus who were in Nederland,
Colorado, where the father was engaged
in mining.
The funeral services were held at TIE
Methodist Episcopal church at O'Clock
Thursday afternoon, being conducted by
Rev. Orion. The interment was in the
local cemetery under the direction of
Trathen.
J. c. Titus and Mrs. Carl Wagner of
Golden, w. Jensen, T. w. Titus and the
boys father, d. B. Titus, were here to
attend the last sad rites. The young
mans mother was unable to attend the
funeral on account of illness.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
Mistook Poison 70 Candy.

Little Mamie Wallace, the A-yesr-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Wallace,
of 1881 Miner street, on Monday, found
q box of stiychnine tablets and thinking
they were candy. ate half dozen before
she was discovered. Dr.. Morehouse was
sent for Immediately and administered
an;idotes. The child's pulse recorded
$50 and she was in a dangerous condition
she is out of dtneer
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
Central Tunnel Resumes.

Work was resumed on the breast of
the Central tunnel early in the week and
good headway is now being made by
Contractor McGilvray. The resumption
was delayed Oh account of broken cast.
ing in the compressor, but the plant is
now in as good condition as ever As
soon as the financial arrangements will
justify. continuous drilling shifts will be
worked on the heading, and this It is be-
leved will result in making a footase OF
from ten to fifteen feet every "a hours.
The announcement is made that there
will be no delay in pushing the big tun-
mel until the Crown point and other big
properties are reached. The eyes of the
1000 shareholders in the Big Five feder-
alton are turned upon the Central tunnel,
and they may rest assured that if the tui,-
snel ID driven aud operated on the lines
laid down, that the tunnel will ultimate.
ly pay them handsome interest upon
their Investments for the next few
decades.
Regardless of the mistakes of the feder-
aticn oa properties in other districts, the
Central tunnel will make good" all
losses and this is conceded by mir
ing men. Like many a smaller enter
prise, the Big Five had men at its head,
extremely limited. These men IN the
course of time became educated at the
expense of the stockholders, and after
the Big Five bad made valuable man out
of Merrill, and his knowledge and expef.
fences were among the most valuable as
sets Of the Big Five, an element wished his
removal The Central tunnel, however, is
a most valuable property, if the plans laid
down by the ma agement are followed.
These plans include the prospecting to a
greater or less extent, every vein as it is
encountered by the tunnel. The result o
this will be the opening of ore bodies and
the consequent benefit to the shareholders
as well as the district.
The Newhouse tunnel was nothing
more than a horizontal hole in the ground
up till three years ago. 1t was absolutely
worthless and of no benefit to Its owners
nor the camp, but since the veins it had
encountered are being driven upon, it is
beginning to reap the benefit. 1t is pre-
: dicted that the Newhouse tunnel will
during the year Iyo6. pay handsome
dividend both to the shareholders as well
as the English bondholders. At present
the tunnel cannot begin to handle the
business offered it in the way of trapspor
tation but arrangements are making sc
that shortly after the first Of the year al
busIne s. can be handled.