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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
LEE DISTRICT

Mr.. Lewis r.. Smith, OF West Grace Street,
attended tho meeting OF the Funeral Benefit
Association OF the Junior Order OF Mechanics,
which was held In Greensboro. North Carolina
MI; and Mrs. George w Libby. expect .. to Q
OF their daughter, Mrs, Arthur ". Chase, !.
Mr.. Frederick G. Wilson,. who has been sick
for a week Oh more at his home on ParK
Avenue. Is slowly improving.
Mrs i. r.. Smith and little daughter, baape!.
spant several days In Fredericksburg last
Mrs. Thomas B. Ellett. OF No 1886 West
Grace Street, left Friday to visit friends In
MIR. and Mrs, j., William Johnson and s,,l Ms.
with Mrs. Johnson's brother. Mr. T. g. Will
son. on Park Avenue, u. . -,
Mr.. Ashby Savage has returned TO tho na a,si
on West Main Street. Il.
The lawn party which, on account OF the
oncominE Of the rain, was speedily changea1
Into q house party held at the home o.
Mrs Thomas Morse Hundley. NJ 2Ss7 W yes;
attended, and much enjoyed by all present:
Tho sole OF cream and cake and candy caused
the party to be a financial success, regaFaless
OF the prevailing unfavorable weather.
Miss Strnwza J. Wilson spent InuFsaay anu
Friday With friends at P!ney Beach, j,
a new organ has been placed IN the. the Ghu ire
given in tho church last THURSDAY night y
honor Of the occasion, The church WAS fllled 70
It's capacity, and many persons talled 70 gam
admittance. Roy. Mr., Dickinson rector %, o.
subject Of 'muaic,'' At the conclusion, q the ne
ths sum Of thlrty.three dollars was cleared
from the sale OF REFRESHMENTS. N},s
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ELLERsO.N. ITEMS.

The w. C. T. U. county convention WI
hold It's session In Walnut Grove Baptist
Church Monday, June 70. Al inc unions
arc requested to send representatives, AFTER
tho adjournment OF tho convention, there wlll
be ''god medal contest. ~.
Miss Gay Lynch, Of Richmond spent T., Will ~.
Buntide with her cousin Miss cara perlahdeF,
Mt Atce a..t43 :,
Miss Estelle Iazelgroye, OF Barton Heights
Is now Waiting Miss Annie smith, OF Atles, .
MISS Annie 1alley spent lew aays recently
with her parents ut "Rose Eottasc,m
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernard Beadlea, OF Hlgnian,a
Springs spent the holiday with the formers
sister, Mrs. e, r. I.ucord. OF Alice
Miss Gladys Madison lis now the guest OF neF
sister, Mrs. Brill, OF Barton Helshts'
Mrs. q, G. Smith, OF Aztec, - now WISHING
relatives In Richmond, SHE VIII leave III .
few days FOR AshevilTS. M 81 where sne
Will DO the guest Of her daughter, hrs' Hay'
m0nd Richardson ..,,,
Mrs. DaTaco,t. OF Rue. spent Saturday Win
friGndB In Richmond, atds IKE i. l
Mr Tlsnor, OF Richmond. was recently me
BueBt OF Mr., Carneal.
MiBs Frances Andrews, who WAS SICK iasE
week, 10 now conyalesc!nE g.
Mas Muude I'M virited Richmond last sat-
urday. ~.
Eddie Collins. OF Richmond, recently visited
friends near Shady Grove. I'M,
, Eddie ltall. OF Richmond spent SUNDAY W'th
hin parents near hero.
Little Charlie burton. Of lIenrieo Soun,y' '"
on q visit to his aunt. Miss Sarah Bnrtoik
MT Hugh Denoon. Of Richmond, WIS vs.
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POLE GREEN 'I::I:

Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Jeter. OF Beaver Dam,
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. James Talley
q, 6. Smith left Atlee Monday for Louisville.
daIsh w sr mrs g " VIZ Stubs aa susss 10
Harry Basket, of Beaver, Dam, spent SUN
day with his father near Ncwman's
Miss CORN peltr!ck is~ the guest OF her
brother. Or, ], i. Detrick
Mrs Joseph Carter, who lis quite sick In
her home, improves very slowly,
j Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Melton spent Sunday
With the latter's mother Mrs, Mary Basket,
Miss Cornea crutchfIed who has been sick
in her home Walnut Lane. has been carried
to the home OF Or, Nelson. where sho Will
receive all necessary medical attention.
Willie Tlnsley, Of Richmond, recently visited
his father, N, d. Tnsley. near Ilerson.
4 Thomas Poindexter. of Hanover Courthouse,
was tho guest OF Benjamin Quarlcs, at Eller-
s,n last Sunday, 58rGElt.35 r. letl4t Ei IL ~
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

Mr. Edgar Rose has left for Goshen on n
| pleasure trip. 49,, wi
| Mr.. Dick Crox ton mas ielt LOT Ni"s WI
| liam to visit relatives. ,,s
Miss Grace southerland who has been visit
ing in North Carolna has s. r Tar osha nome
Mr.. John Clark. of Baltimore, Is visiting
Mr. Frank Thompson. -. p,o,n,ond 1oco.
motive Works, has moved into tn the house
formerly occupied by Mr. " *, x. Bnn ,,,.,i,o
have left for washington to visit relatives.
Mr. Frank Garth. who has been visiting his
Miss Grace Ward has left for North Carolina
to visit her aunt. Mrs McGhce. ,,,,.on
Mr. and Mrs W. NJ Collins and children 1n,n on
have left for washington anu AieHhhurih vi
Mr.. Frank James. OF Norfolk, Is visiting
Cadet John Iiarpt, OF the Virginia Poly
technic Institute at Encksburg Is home Tor
the summer l.,
Washington. has returned home. :, = IT.,
Mr.. oney Harvey. Of Newark. N. Is VS.
itng his aunt, Mrs. W. Nj Luck
lima on n business trip.
Mrs. Hattie Sansster and children. who have
been visiting her. parents, MIR and Mrs. j. IL.
O. Bannon. have returned to their home IN
MISS Bessie Buscow has returned to her
home in Surprise, after pleasant visit to Mrs.
J. II. O Bannon. ~,
Mrs. Garland b. Taylor and family. will
Miss Roxie Harvey Is quite sick ut her
aunt's, Mrs. w. NJ. Luck.
Don't forget the tlrec-ac drama, entitled
whats Next" at the Northsde Hull, Tues
day, June goth, at $3.50 p. NJ. by tho Young
Mems Society for tho benefit Of the North
side Hall. There will be dancing after the
performance. .
Miss Effio Anderson, Of Redsvillc, is tho
5,ucs, of Mrs. G. c. Anderson.
Miss Esther Rcherson hn srcturncd to her
home in Fluvnnnn after visit to Miss Maggie
Miss Edith Estes, of Louisa, is the guest
OF hetr aunt Mrs. s. p. jones'
Miss Icttie 1anford who has been visiting
Miss Mary Jones, has returned to her home
Miss Mary Estes, OF Mansfield, has returned
to her home after visit to her aunt, Mrs
S. p Jones. .
Miss Kate Anderson, of North Carolina, is
the guest OF Mrs. G. c. Anderson.
Mrs r. b. Ingham. OF I.nckhnrt Is visiting
her parents In Prince Edward.
Miss Cora Hix, of Baltimore, who has beelI
visiting Mrs. Fred S. Jones. has returned
Mrs Jessie Arbucke. Of West Virginia, is
visiting Miss Farley Of Chamberlayne Avenue.
Miss Matte Rose, has left for Lynchburs
to visit relatives.
Mrs w. r.. Christian who has been visit
ing in Old Point has returned home.
Mrs A. r. Miller, and family have re-
turned homo from pleasure trip to Old Point.
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INTERCHANGEABLE NEWS

Miss Fanny Slaughter has returned home,
after spending several days with relatives ana
Mrs. Milburn has moved from Bowling Green
road to No. Wood Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wright OF cle y .i9f,,1
Ohio were the guests OF Mrs. ]. L. Griffin,
OF ia Bowling Green Road, last week.
Little Rivers Goodall Is much improved at
his parents home on Chelsea Hill.
Master Harvey Rollins. who was treated at
the Memorial Hospital for a broken limb, was
| brought home last week. and IS getting on
Mrs NJ. snoot. OF West Virginia, is visiting
Mrs. Mburn on Wood street eaorovo, ~ ,or
| home on Chelsea Hin.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Milburn. Of Chelsea
| Hill, have returned home after pleasant visit
to Mrs T. NJ. Luck, OF Seven Pines
Mrs. John Curl has returned to her home
after spending several weeks :, With friends and
relatives in New York City, N y.
Mr.. Ray Talley of Richmond, Is visiting
Mrs. w L. Barnes, OF Chelsea Hill
Little Louise sncad continues quite sick
Miss Sadie Utley has returned to her home,
Hanover after spending several days with
Miss Fanny Slaughter.
Mrs. l. A. Denton. Is visiting Mrs. Joe
Mrs. Frank Hill and Mrs u. H. Turner are
visiting friends in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs a, Psnd ne are visiting
Little Margaret Isabel Is quite indisposed
Mr. NJ. N Turner has moved his family
from Manchester to No. Il Wood Street Chei-
Mr.. William Bolten is getting very nicely
at his home on Cedar Street. #
Mrs. George Haines is able to be out again
after a severe spell of rheumatism.
Miss Nellie ONeil. Of Richmond. visited rel
atives and friends on Chelsea llill. recently
The many friends OF Mr.. Ed. Waugh VIII
be glad to know that he Is getting on SO
nicely Mt the Memorial Hospital, where he
was taken several weeks ago to be operated
on.
Mrs j. Tuck. OF venablo Street. Is visiting
her daughter Mrs. A. Pierce. on Wood Street.
Mrs. William Poat, of North Fifth Street,
spent Wednesday with friends on the Hill.
Mrs L. ]. Taylor Is visiting her brother on
Summit Avenue, Barton Heights.
Mrs. Wm. Barnes Is quite indlsposed at her
home on Wood Street.
Mrs, ]. +. Sheppard has returned home after
visiting her brother In Seven Pines
Miss Annie Blackwell, OF Richmond, Is spend
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OLD CHURCH. I.Ii.

Mrs. W. a. Campbell, who has been quite
sick Ii much improved
Miss Irean Burton is the guest OF Mrs
Osbourne,
Miss Kettle Ruffn, who has been attending
school In stanton. has returned home fol
her vacation. RI
Miss Ida Lynch is spending some time with
her cousin, Miss Clara Beach.
Newton Tucker visited friends in New Kent
recently.
Mr. T, p, West who has been quito sick. Is
rapidly improving.
Miss Willie Tlllyham. of North Carolina. who
has been spending some time with her sister,
Mrs Campbell, is now visiting friends in King
William. '-
Misses Mary and Netie billiard and Bertha
Wright visited In the homo Of DR.. Campbell
recently,
Mr., $. Trimmer visited Miss Ida Lynch. near
Herman Peace. OF the dylnpse. is visiting
friends In New Kent. E Ia s7
3 c.. r., Ford while ut work painting house
for one Of the neighbours. fell and hurt, himself
quite badly. iysRa s& sF& S5l'l'i G&@i
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS NOTES.

Sunday school at tho usual hour, 10 A. M.
The Highland Springs Branch OF the
Mrs. percy L. Read ut Readydale on Monday
afternoon at O'Clock.
The Highland Springs Smart Set a social
club. composed OF the young people of the VIII
lnge. together with some OF their young friends
! in Richmond and East Richmond. was or
ganized on Tuesday night at the home OF the
the following officers were elected: President
Miss Nina Cation; Vice president, Mr. Hart
treasurer IT. s Miss Rosa Murano Members
Leila and Ruth Atkinson. Helen and Clara,
Frank, Rosa and Mary Murano. 1nez Burke
lespie; and Messrs. Bernard Llttlepage, Archie
Thomas, Frank Chappell, H. w. Tompklns,
Clarence scharer Willie Frank. George Wren.
Lewis Gregory, Willie Gillespie and Harvie
Atkinson, The meeting night for the Smart
yellow. and white will be the colors OF the
club and the field daisy its chosen flower
Several young girls Of the junior set Will vii
give n lawn party next Thursday, the ED
| at Sommcrsett. the home OF Mrs. and Mrs
Robert Richardi. for the benefit Of tho Meth !;
be served. and the many pretty girls present
will be a double attraction for the boys
Mr. Waterman. Cltery,, of Ben Lomond. :
is much improved i
Mrs. L. G. Taylor and Miss Mary Mulcaha
are guests OF Mrs Beal at. Travellers Rest, on
Fry Avenue.
Miss Jennie Hudgens and Miss Mary Banks.
OF Rothsay Cottage. were visitors at the home
OF Mrs. p. l.. Gerow, on Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Baldwin. OF Brooklyn Park,
spent several days at Hill Cottage the home
OF Mrs. Atkinson. 5E
Mr.. and Mrs Burke who have lately pur-
chased HoneysucAe Cottage on Daisy Avenue.
gave an at home In honor OF their doughtcr. Misc
1nez and most enjoyable evening was spent
in games nterspcrsd with music Among
tho guests We're Misses Flossle Wood. Ma
loya Enroughty. Della Enroughty. Rosa and
Mary Murano' Nellie Burkman, Lille Train
han: Mcssrs. Harvey Atkinson, II. Fordhan,
Charlie Wood, Lonnie Wood Lewis Belmont,
Frank Anderson, Frank Nicholson. Walter
Burke. Mr.. and Mrs. Wendal Mr.. and Mrs.
Burke, ai4A77t
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n church on the fourth Sunday ii

presbyterian CnuTcn OH VIZ 4AooA ~ sou1o"J "'
June at $3.50 O'Clock.
was as follows: Hymn by the school, Send
the Gospel Light; Recitation, The children's
Mite, BY Mary Stewart; Learn to give, by
Claud Martin; Open tho Door OF Your Heart.
by Lena Hufner; Dialogue, by rye girls;
Recitation, by Mabe McGhee; Recitation by
Lillian Barker; Hymn by the school,. Carry
the Message; Recitation. BY Irene burton
Recitation, by Emma Tucker: Recitation by
Harry Barker; Recitation Indian ,I Plea. !, by
Recitation, Charity, by Sarah Allison; 1,! na
Jones; Recitation by Carry Hufneri Hecita-
ton, Kettle Martin; Recitation. by Mamye
Hughes; Hymn, "If We Send Not the Light
Recitation. by Georgia Warden. Recitation
by Bessie Warden; Recitation, by Annie T!g-
nor Address, by Albert Perear; Dialogue, by
George Williams and John Tornlln; Collection
by Myrtle Williams and Irene Burton Miss
Ethel Jones' president, ut the organ. the pastor
Rev. F, w Osborne, presented TO the congo
Japanese mode OF living. Proceeds are to
help missionary work In japan. The mite
boxes We're presented next; MADE! Modhees oox
contained the largest amount, $4.26.
Miss Myrtle Barker Of Barkers NM, spent
the holidays with her sister, near Cold Harbor
Tho son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Burnett
who has been quite sick with the measles, IS
improving. sttf tsssa
Miss Edith Adams Of Richmond. has been
spending some time with her grandparents. "
Spring Hill.
Mrs. Sue Richardson spent Thursday with
her sister near Cold Harbor.
The little child OF Mr. and Mrs Willio WADE
OF Black Creek. who has been sick from tho
effects OF measles. Is again able to be out
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Ing for Boston where she expects to mako
a visit OF two weeks
Miss Mamie Jones Of Mnnchc.ter. is spend
Ing this week with her friend Miss Florence
Reidenoch, OF "Cheswick.'
Mr.. w. r. Yost, OF Ridge. left last Friday
for Philadelphia. where he will spend SONS
time with relatives In that city.
The members OF Company +, Seventeen VIII
sginin Regiment, Will give dance at West
hampton Park on Friday. July -
Mr.. Clarence Thompson. OF Cleveland O.,
has returned to that city after spending soml
time with roltitiYes. xsta
Mr.. j. T. Eubank has been suffering with
a bad hand which was. caused by scrntek
from the talon OF an eagle which is In captivity
at Westhanpton Park.
E Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Thompson and the
little daughter, Miss Mary, left last Saturday
for Cleveland, o., where they Will visit relu.
tiYes. They expect to be gone two weeks
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( EAST RICHMOND

Miss Minnie King, OF the Masonic Home
staff who t,,l has been patient at M Retreat
return home next week. 2
Mrs. Harbour the superintendent Of the Ma
sonic Home, who underwent an operation at
the Retreat for tho Sick last week, Is not
much improved as yet,
A lawn party was given at the residence
terest OF New Bridge Baptist Church
a lawn party for tho benefit OF The German
home Of Mr., Martin.
A social gathering and tea party was given
at the home of Lawyer Corners on Thursday
afternoon AL ~ iRi4 ~ e Wy
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Gently the guest OF While Timberlake o.

Gently the guest OF Willie Undertake. Of
Atlee. 3s 3ais ),
Edgar Bates, who has been sick for some.
time. Is now improving. ,s
MISS Dozena Burton, OF Henrlco county. re-
Gently visited her aunt Miss Sarah Burton:
II Miss Clara Verlander visited Rlchnond
few days ago. 515 .
Lee Miller OF Meadow Farm. was tho guest
OF friends In Paramount recently
4 Little Er1na Field. of Richmond 10 now with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Field,
whore she expects to remain through the SUM
mer. 5S /,
Rev J. L.. Prtbble and his wife attended
tho commencement exercises at Randolph
Macon College. Ashland, last week.
Harry Baakett, OF ''Beayer DAM" recently
Visited relatives ut Rose Cottage.
Miss Mamie Basket is quite sick IN her
homo near here: E5s 4
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GAINES'S MILL.

The feast which was held Mt Beulah Church
Monday afternoon. quite SUCCESS and
was much enjoyed by all present The sales
amounted TO $51.97.
Miss Matte Richardson who has been spend
Ing several days with her aunt, Mrs. F. White,
has returned to her homo at Hogan's.
Miss Sallle Chnddick, of Church Hill. spent
some time with her cousins. Misses Kate and
Alice Adams, recently.
Burton Douglass, Of Old Church. spent
Monday night at Mr.. Thomas Newman's.
George Han will deliver lecture at Beulah
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RIDGE HAPPENINGS

The Rev, w. L, Smith. Of Richmond College
baptist Church. which was extended to him
some time ago Mr.. Smith wiz preach every
Mrs, Rebecca Blackburn, of Ridge, who has
been quite indlsposed. Is much better
Mr.. Simon Parkinson and Miss Beulnh Tyler
have returned home after spending several
days In tho home OF the latter's uncle, Mr.,
sAlonxo Gordon, OF Ridge
Mr.. Fenson. OF Rlchmond, moved his family
to his new country residence they -,esk.
Mrs. Joseph West left lastt thursday morn
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

Mrs William Redd and two children, Misses
Cons, anca and Pauline Redd lett yesterday
Tor Cape Henry, Va, Where they VIII spend
e' Mnlss Pearl Yerby, Of Forest HILL Is the
guest OF her cousins. Miss Emma Dlckerson'
Of Third Avenue, -.
her brother MI. John Moroso. Of Third Avenue.
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Value: of a Buffalo,

A buffalo bull recently slaughtered In Iowa.
for 5000. the hide for $500, and the, meat for
30 cents Pound, In the year 1877 "a drove OF
the North Platte River In Nebraska, and were
worth 81 apiece for the poachers who exter-
minated them for tholr h!des-Kansas City
Journal. ~ ss3 n 335s,5
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r Ia ~ =
Mrs. William II. Holiday. who has been
quito sick for some time past. Is somewhat
improved.
The Young People $ Social Club Will be en-
tertained tomorrow (3Ionday) evening by Misc
sAurelia Tinberlake at her homo on Second
Avenue.
p Miss Matte Bowers, who has been Visiting
Miss Annie Smith. Is now the guest OF friends
The annual Sunday school picnic OF Mlzpah
Presbyterian Sunday school, will be held next
Thursday. June 22nd. ut Buckroe Beach.
Trains VIII lea@ c. & Q. depot at 1916 and
MI. Alexander Holiday was the guest OF
his sister. Mrs. Charles G. Shafer, OF Third
Rev. p. K o'Dell has returned to his home
on Fifth Avenue after spending several days
last week with relatives In, Norfolk.
Mrs. Edward Pollard is still tho guest OF
friends In Norfolk.
Mrs. D.. X. Walthall, OF Fourth Avenue. who
has been quite sick. Is slowly improving.
Mrs. William A. Beard OF Fourth Avenue,
Chestnut Hi. who was operated on at the
Memorial Hospital last week. Is somewhat I'M
proved,
Miss Thompson is visiting relatives on High
land Park.
her daughter, Mrs, Mason. OF Third Avenue.
Master John Mcdowell. OF Third Avenue.
Chestnut Hill who was badly bitten BY a
Mrs, Tlippen, OF Fifth Avenue, who has
been quite sick for some time Is Improving
slowly. #8
The annual Sunday school picnic Of Highland
Park Methodist Church Will be held at Buck
roo Beach, June 26th.
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James Adams, G. G. Williams, Leslie Franck,
Taylor. Jones Smith. McAllister. snmuels, Car
Franck George Williams and many others.
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Thos Is most
and andwh cash
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$3.50 White Suit $500,

Made OF fine lawn, large tucks, with
embroidery down 'front.' full sleeves,
with deep tuck cuffs, seven goreI
skirt, with back gore tucked to knee
to form flare at bottom.
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Monday Specials.

Cuticura Soap. tic.
Lyons Tooth Powder, 1Oc.
Menen's Talcum, 11c.
CSC box Irish Linen Writing Paper,
15c.
Aliens Tooth Powder, Zoe.
Woodland Violet Talcum Powder,
Zoe.
25c Silk Mousselne, all colors. spe-
icial for II LIE yard.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

facing an indefinite continuance of the
blockade. The break at Maxwell City
was successfully repaired to-day and
trains began leaving Las Vegas at
a. m. On arriving at Ration 1t was
learned the track for nearly five miles
between Morley and Starkville had
been washed away. At one place two
miles east of Morley high embank-
ment has been washed away, leaving
only the rails hanging above the place
where the fill had been- 1t is said it
will require from three to five days to
repair this break alone.
The three California Limited trains,
which have formed the vanguard OF
the dozen or more trains from the
coast. were sent East from here this
afternoon and efforts viii be made TO
transfer the passengers over the wash
outs between Morley and Starkville.
At the latter place it will be possible
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

most pure gold half an inch thick
which assaved at the rate of 3645
ounces ton. The ore is rusty sugar
quartz mixed with iron. that looks
more like coal cinders than phenom-
ena1ly rich rock.
Howell said that the ore was found
near Yellow Jacket Creek. one of the
tributaries of the Salmon River. along
which many millions of dollars worth
of placer gold have bean found. The
district is 125 miles from the nearest
railroad station. Red Rock. Mont, and
near the trail over which hundreds of
prospectors passed a few years ago in
a mad rush to the Thunder Mountain
country, which is about forty miles
farther west.
AZ believe said Howell. that the
find which have made goes long
way to solving the problem of the
source of the placer gold of the Idaho
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DISCOV VERS RICH
ORE IN IDAHO

DENVER, Colo, April 29.-Gold dis
coveries near the headwaters of the
Salmon River, in Idaho, it is reported,
presage the opening of a new mining
district which may rival any heretofore
discovered Specimens of extremely
rich ore said to have been found in this
region have been brought to this city
by T.. NJ Howell. former Denver
newspaper man, one of the pioneers of
the Cripple Creek district and a we'll
known prospector. One piece OF float
sawed in twain revealed a streak of al
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
SAYS Woman Stole Dog.

D. A. Robinson, manager of sew
ing machine company at 247 Turk
street, obtained a warrant from Po-
lice Judge Cabaniss yesterday for the
arrest of Jane Doe" Smith on a
charge of petty LARCENY. Robinson
alleges that Mrs. Smith stole his brin-
ole bull terrier dog on Wednesday
last and sold it He values the pup
at SIS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

Imitation Cut Glass
Pitcher qt-- size,
instead of Zoe each.
!. f2c
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Yalise Thief Is Charged.

Edward c.. Franklin was booked at
the City Prison yesterday by Detec-
tive Egan on two charges OF petty
larceny. He was arrested on Thurs
day while in the act of stealing a va
lise at the ferry. He is accused OF
stealing two valises on April 20 be-
longing to Mrs. Albert Schnitzer OF
Nevada City. New. and a valise on
April "a belonging to r. B. Hale OF
Hale Bros.
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streams. Idaho has produced more
than $500, 900 600 of placer gold, yet there
has been comparatively little gold
quartz mining in that country. This
ore Is remarkably free milling. The
climatic conditions of the district are
remarkably favorable"
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found in the place that could shed light
on the history of the closet, but its con-
struction was such as would lead to
the belief that its age must have been
nearly 100 years. A half-dollar of the
date OF 1908 was found on the floor of
the chamber.
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to take the electric cars 70 Trinidad.
distance OF five miles.
A landslide occurred In the Ration
tunnel. nine miles east OF here. to-
day, but has been repaired sufficiently
to allow the passage or the three lfnslt-
ed trains. The discouraged passengers
are laying in store OF provisions 70
last several days
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