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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-22
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Sa1maqundi

Albert OliD is down from Mountain
City.
larry Damn left for the north this
morning.
Ed. Lutts and family left for Ruby
this morning.
Mrs. Lebrisko and daughter CARR
left for Lamoille to-day. ,
j. Carlson, the Mardi4 mining man
is in town
Mrs. Green entertained a number OF
friends this Afternoon.
Contractor Stewar! is making good
progress with the Voightresilence.
No 3 was delayed here this afternoon
Tor some time, the cause being one OF
the drawheads pulling ont.
K. Hankins came in from Lamoille
this morning for u doctor. One OF his
little boys was taken suddenly i'll.
Geo. McMulIen left ON No. 3 today for
Winnemucca to accept a position with
tue 5. T.. Co.
dark object 81 n peculiar for was
discovered Inst night, III the eouth.
eastern horizon, by Professor Folk, Of
San Jose Cal. Sevefaf people witness.
ed the same. An Gudeavor will be
made to locate it ngain to tonight.
y Vienna dispatch OF the OH inst,
says that X. Zondyery, a well known
Hungarian sportsman, is scheduled to
fight l5l ducls. He insulted a bank
clerk ind the latter challenged him,
but II 'ndcry refu 'ed to fight, claiming
that the Young man did not possess
social standing. To-day 15l officials of
the bank and other friends Of the Young
man have taken up the challenge for
him. Al the meeting Of arrangements
hello, all the challenges were accepted,
and G05 econe we're chosen. Tho
weapons chosen were pistols, aud the
ducls were to come off Saturday night
last.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-22
A Large sum.

Since the San FranciDco fire, the
Western Pacific Railroad Company has
paid out 81 100000 in Northern Cali
fornia for lator and supplies. This
makes a total OF about $4,000, 900 Gould
has put In circulation in the state since
he took hold OF the Werstern Pacific.
1t is estimated that during the next two
years the company will expend in Cali.
tornia aud Nevada an additional 800
DOC, 600; BY that time 1t is expected the
company viii have most OF it's line in
operation between San Francisco and
Salt Lake.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-22
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
SalmaQundi.

l. Fnrof left for 1%'uscarora this morn
ing.
Yesterday Los Angles had a $780, 600
fire.
Jamca Bett returned from the north
yesterday.
Mrs. Lulu Hurley left for Decth this
morning. a
Assemhlymnn Dave Stanton is up.
from W~innemucea.
Joe johnson and Frank Smiley are
down from Slnrr Valley
Justice Rutlcdge OF Carlin came IN
on No. { this mmoingiaoigs > tsG
Mrs. Green aud faihiiillyy2 have moved to
the rnnoh just cas-, o. Elko.
Mrs. s. 4. iiiehHcld and son will
leave on M. 8 s0ni4ht fpr Uarlin.
An Ice manufacturer Gays that the re-
is biz money in the busiucss. That il
because it 10 casy to frepz, out com.
petItors.
Tie Even'n NJ Telegram advocates
building II railroad from Salt Lake 10
Ely for Transporting ore from that camp
TO tho Utah smeltcrs.
a Piute iribcmnn murdered a fellow
Indian M Pyrmid reservation Inst week
and has, so far, escaped his followers.
who are IN pursuit.
Miss Ncitio Armstrong who Inns been
visiting her lister Mrs. J.. L. Bradley,
returned TO her home In Dccth this
morning.
Mrs. Sam McMullon aud daughter
Kate. and Miss Matte McMullou lief,
on No. 4 this morning Tor their home in
Dcetb.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-22

got abouta mile from home her drtss
caught in the chain and; threw her nfi
aud broke lie wttcl lt2uess thus is
about fifty words, and my auntie used
the other 200 words while che was chr.
rYinR her bicycle home.
The Southern Pacific has opened a
large employment agency at OroYine,
Calf, and is advertising Tor 90, 900 men
to work in Shasta and Sisklyou coun.
ties. II is said there is no railroad work
there and il is believed thla is simply n
ruse to draw men away from the West
crn Pacific, which is unable TO obtain
sufficient labor. Unless. the plan is
thwarted Western Pacific work will be
greatly delayed.
The Southern Pacific, Company is
very active at Palieade, there being a
force Of men at work digging the funnel
which will cut out two " tho most
difficult cures ON the line. iliu tunnel
Is to be 1000 feet long and will affect
the location OF the Eureka & PaIisade
tracks, MS the line Of travel will he
materially altered. Tie depot at
Palisade will be moved go feet north Of
the present site, and q iirer building
will he erected.
The question o, mn %alien'a rights TO
hold mining claims. has been discussed
i'll Manhattan considerably OF late. A
pretty good authority ON mining laws
asserts that this question Inns been
decided by the Supreme Court in7which
it is held that an alien hhe all the rights
OF a citizen in the mniteL .nr locating
claims. The only difference cited; ia
that upon application, tos a patent. an
alien must declare his Intention Of be.
coming a citizen ttoi the United States
before a patent will be issued by the
government. =
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-22

yesterday says: Tbs suprene eo1rt5
today oyerraled . m16oo toss n-hsafiae
in ths ~ q Mn Agile Myers. ans
tenced 70 be hanged On June 8EA fer
tha murder Of her Husband IN KaDoaO
City two YeArs ago. Gousgnor Polk
left today Tor Bloomtnston. Ind, P6or
TO his departure he said ho would re-
turn Friday and grant The condemued
woman a respite Of either thirty OF
sixty days.
With its june issue. Progressive West
commences a new volume. and judging
by the appearances Of this number
OF the volume just begun The year's
Issues should be an addition to the Lit.
~erature Of Nevads, and a valuable ld.
dition in the data winch will be sou Iht
now and later connected with ths
growth Of this state. Contributors are
supplied by various we'll known and
able writer's, and the exploration OF the
S%sgebrueh State continues to be a
principal part Of the scheme embraced
by Nevada's only magsziue.
A dispatch from Victoria sage: a
seemingly well authenticated account
Of a strange birth is reported by tile
Toxic ASH. A boy born to a woman
OF Yamato province, had u carbuncle on
the left eyelid which grew rapidly, be.
co ming larger than a man's fist. Tie
child was removed to Oska hospital, the
%carbunkle cut and it was found to con-
tain, to the surprise of every one, a
~dimiautive boy, with a complete set of
limbs and tinRen. The other boy sut-
Tered a little from the operation. 1t is
not stated whether the other child lived.
There is every indication that Harry
Butte, who shot a man by the name Of
Reynolds in Reno, eighteen months ago.
will be pardoned on The 9th OF July,
when the next meeting Of the State
board OF pardous win held. Only two
members OF the Jury that convicted
Hotts refused to sign the petition for
his pardon. Even the names OF
Reynolds, the man he eliot, and Nm.
Craig, the district attorney. appear upon
the petition. The petition acts forth
that Butts was a victim Of the drug
habit when the shooting took place and
that now he is absolutely cured as will
be testified to by DR.. Berry, the prison
physician.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-22
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.
Dr.. Hugar is in from Ruby valley.

DR.. Hagar is in from Ruby valley.
Mis-, Laura Miller loft for her HON,
ut winmemucca on No. 3 this afternoon
Mrs. NJ. f. Lane will leave for Tonop
hh tonight to attend the Itebekal
assernbly.
Mrs. S. a. IlightieId, n former typo
gave this office d pleasant call Till
Afternoon.
L. r. Jewell, mayor OF Palisade, was
i'll toxin thus forenoon. lie reports
Palisade quite lively.
The dance last night was well attended
and quite u suug SUN was dropped into
the treasury Of the Athletic club. Every
holy present had Il royal good time.
Miss Caldwell has been re- elected
music tencher in the high sch Dol. She
will leave tomorrow for Chicago to take
II course IN music.
!. T.. Woolverton, ST., came i'll from
Ruby valley luSt evening and started on
his return trip this afternoon. He re-
ports crops in that section very back.
ward.
The asies uf the late Ben Fitch ar.
rived here yesterday and are now in
charge 81 the Odd Fellows lodge. They
will he buried by the side OF his wife
tounorruw.
Tho basketball game between the
iuni !, and middle classes OF the high
aud resulted in II victory for the middle
class by d safe score.
Grand Master E.gers and W. W.
liooher will leave Tor Tonopah tonight
10 attend the grand lodge OF Odd
Fellows. Tho latter will attend n meet
Of the regents at Reno Friday and
return neIt Saturday morning.
1t il quite evident that il you have II
good large block OF dividend paying
stock to place where it will do the most
good" you can get favors from tho most
eoulless Of corporations. II you are a
republican politician md have plenty
OF Doodle and the nerve TO speud il, You
can be elected to most any office on the
republican ticket from president to
poundmRster, Tor Senator Buckley Say 8
the victors are those with the longest
purcos aud ho IL one OF the high repub-
lican authorities on Doodle IN politics.
Tho trustees OF the high school yes
terdny afternoon elected George T..
Anderson, principal of the public
school. TO tho principalsllip OF the high
school. Mr.. Anderson is e graduate Of
of the Nevada university and has had
several yenrs experience tn teaching.
lIo came here last year M principal OF
the public school and his work shows him
TO be we'll fitted for the duties OF prin.
cipnl OF the high school. lie is popular
with the Young people, earnest in his
work and II thorough gentleman. Tho
INDEPENDENT u ratuiatGs Mr.. Ander-
son on his promotion and compliments
the trustc"a in selecting him TO succeed
Prof. Game.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-22
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Salmalundi.

Herbert Badt is down from welie.
Jas. Holland came in from Lamoille
today.
Ed Lytton end family are IN from
Lamuille.
Constable Lewis OF Deeth WIS in town
yesterday.
Surveyor Davis lett Tor tho north this
morning.
Arthur Miller departed Tor the oast
last night.
j. w. Trucit Of Dertb camo down ON
No. 3 today.
Judd Dakiu pussed through on No. 4
this afternoon.
Broso Tructt Of Dsotb hns boon in
town FOR II few days.
Geo. HAWKS, tho general travelling
agent OF the $. y. Co.. 10 in town.
John Mayhugh cnmo down from wells
yesterday and returned ou 4 this after
noon.
Arthur McCaino who has boon visit
ing friends In EIko roturnol home last
night.
j. j.. Brown departed for Winnemuccn
today. Ills family left for Park City
IHst evening.
Miss Ethel Hale lott for Pine Valley
yesterday to spend tho summer on hcr
fathers ranch.
Mrs. Clarence Ernst loft for Glover
Valley Saturday On Il visit 10 her sister
Mrs. Frank WiDcholl.
W. W. Boohor LET! for Tonopah Sat
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-22

Sudan Ostrich Feather Trade.
The ostrich feather trade in the Su-
dan seems doomed, owing to the sue
cess of the South African ostrich
farms.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-19
Hotel Pendieton Arrivals.

Il L.. Shepard, Wisconsin,; W. Fitz
Gerald. Portland; ]. o. Meyer, Port
land;. C. A. Barrett, Athena; L. 8.
Benjamin, Chicago: Mss j. Brake
$. j. Sternberg, San Francisco; W. C.
Cobb, Portland; T. o. Fl. BogaLAsky,
san Francisco; S. L. Roberts Spo-
kane Mrs. C. E. Jones, WascoS A.
Sinslttmer, Portland; NJ. Fl. Patton,
Spokane; 7. W. Smith, Portland; ].
G. Wltham, Boston; DR.. w. ]. May,
Baker City; J. L. KingsbuUy, Port
land; P. \. C. Laueg.s Portland; WIN.
Fitzgerald, Portland; James p. Pio-
YER, Portland; Thomas Neder, Port
land; 8! Ssernberg, San Francisco ).
l.. Cox. Seattle; n. B. Erause; Seattle;
K. S. Hall; Andy Reardon, Portland;
VI. r. gowell. Prince Albert; ]. Ne
Seeney,. Shaniko; B. T.. Dupuis, Wes-
ton; f. L. Wheil, Chicago; N. G..
Iolioz, Portland; W. A Sluslier, city;
II V. Davis, Spokane; E. NJ Hutch
II son, Portland; f. I. George, Echo
o. C. Edwards, city; l.. H. Wilhouer,
San Francisco; L. Stra usy San Fran
cisco; T. B. KILN, Portland; G. S.
Youngman, Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-19
JUDGE LOWELL LEADS.
Ur'atilla County VIII Be Loyal to Her
Senatorial Candidate.

That Judge stephen A. Lowell can
didate for United States senate, Is the
unanimous choice of Umatilla county
and eastern Oregon, becomes more
and more evident every day.
w. c. White, well known farmer
of the Echo district, who Is in the cit,
today says the west end of the county
Is practically unanimous for Judge
Lowell, because OF his peculiar fitness
for the office, his honesty OF purpose
and straightforwardness In all his
dealings and opinions.
Mr.. White is lifelong and conser-
vative republican and believes it Is
time Oregon redeemed herself by
electing such a clean. capable, un-
tarnished man to represent her In the
senate. He says lie believes in renub-
l;can principles and spurns the money
bags Of the politicians and the rings.
Judge Lowell represents the whole
state and Is the first candidate FROM
eastern Oregon for years, having any
chance of election
Reports from other parts OF eastern
Oregon are equally as favorable for
his candidacy az those coming from
Umatilla county, and mis- friends are
highly encouraged.
the state during the last 20 days of
the campaign and hopes to vistt all
the principal poiEIts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-19
NORTHWEST NEWS.

At North Yakima Charles Franzen
was convicted of incest and sentenced
to 25 years imprisonment. The VIC
tins were Franzen's two youns
daughters.
At Vancouver, B. c., Charles Sulli-
van, an old timer well-to-do and well
known, was drowned in the bay by
the upsetting Of a skff in which he
was taking a pleasure ride.
In the country adjacent to Pomeroy,
Wash. there is much suffering among
livestock and heavy losses Of ewes
lambs, fresh cows and calves on ac-
count Of the recent blizzard.
The capital stock of the Washing
ton State bank at Ellensburg, Wash.
has increased its capital stock from
S25. 900 to $4,000. J. H. Smithson Is
president, and C. W. Johnson CASH
ier.
Thirty cents per cwt. on potatoe.
from Spokane to San francisco wal
the rate which went into effect today
March 10 over tho o. r. & ". Thi'
is a reduction Of cents from the pre-
vious rate.
Gilbert Cowles, aged so years, wal
convicted of forging school warrants
at North Yakima, where he was clerl
Of the school board for many years
He was sentenced to five years in thu
penitentiary.
The 10000 club" Of Spokane
couId mt get nernis1ion To distribut,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-19
GENERAL NEWS.

Bias Molinet, treasurer of the prov
ince of Santiago, Cuba, is a defaulter
in the sum of $4,000, and is a fugi-
tive from justice.
Al Wheeling, w. Va, Davis Paxton,
q teamster, shot and killed his wife
and then himself, after making an
unsuccessful attempt to kill their
baby. Jealousy was the cause.
1t is now claimed that the preten-
der 20 the Moroccan throne is rapidly
gaining the ascendancy. Has gained
so much ground of late, in fact. that
an early attack upon Fez, the capital
is probable.
A snowslide down the eastern side
of Pear Creek basin, Colorado, caught
August Heilen, a miner. in his cabin.
and obliterated both. HELEN was par.
owner of several groups or mines, a
Swede and 40 years of age.
While temporarily demented, Mrs.
T. ]. Tanner threw herself and baby
in front of a Chicago & Northwestern
train at Zion City and both were kill
. ed. Mrs. Tanner was a Zionist and
member of the community
Susan B. Anthony, iert her entire
estate of $4,000 to the woman suf-
frage work, with Rev. DR.. Anna Shaw
as sole executrix. Nothing was left
to her sister, Miss Mary Anthony, who
is well-to-do in her own right and
quite old.
At Moscow, Russia, Captain Sham
ansky, who refused TO order his COM
pany to fire on the people during the
riots there last autumn, has been SEM
fenced by a courtmartial to be dis
missed from the service and confined
for is months in a fortress.
frankie McHugh, formerly a
featherweight champion, has been
sent to the Ohio penitentiary for four
wears for knocking down w. A. Wat
kins, at Columbus, and robbing him of
$1,000 Four other men who helped
McHugh. got the same sentence.
At Silverton. Col, a snowslide COM
pletely wrecked the Green Mountain
mill, recently Installed at a cost OF
$500, 900, and in addition the assay Of
flee and engine rooms D. F. Hickey
the mine foreman, was killed by the
same slide and his body carried away
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-19
A WARNING.
To the People of Pendlcton.

An East Oregonian reporter hap
pened in the store of our well known
druggists, Brock G. McComas Co., the
sudden changes in the weather and
the sickness which seems to be so
prevalent, Mr.. Brock, of the above
firm, remarked, "Such weather can.
not help but result in coughs, colds,
bronchial troubles, the grippe and
other sicknesses. This weather Is
also bad for old people and those who
are run down or have tendency to,
any weakness or disease"
Continued, Mr.. Brock, 'Tt seems to
us that you should warn every man,
woman and child in Pendleton, espee-
tally the aged and run down, through
the columns of the East Oregonian,
to build themselves up and take prop
er precautiones to ward off sickness,
suffering and fewer deaths in Pendle-
ton this winter"
When asked what they considered
the most universally successful medi-
cine they had ever sold in their store
for that purpose, without hesitation
Mr.. Brock answered, "Our modern
cod liver oil preparation, Vinol, and
If people only knew what a grand
protection to health it Is we would
not have clerks enough In our store
to supply the demand. You know 1t
is not patent medicine, as every
thing in 1t Is named on the lebel, and
1t does not contain any oil to clog
the system and upset the stomach, but
1t does contain every one Of the me-
dicinal, curative and bodybuilding
elements of cod liver oil actually
taken from fresh Gods livers.
Vinol cures coughs. bronchitis,
strengthens the old, builds up the
weak and run down, and makes rich,
red blood. IL 1t fails we will return
the money paid for It," Brock &c
McComas Co., druggists
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-19
HAPPY RESULTS.
Have Made Many Pendicton Residents
Enthusiastic.
'ssssssssssse

No wonder scores of Pendleton cit
liens grow enthusiastic. It is enough
to make anyone happy to find relief
after years Of suffering. Public state
ments like the following ars but truth
full representations of the daily work
done in Pendleton by Doan's Kidney
Pills:
Mrs. Il, Hodson, of TIT Aura street.
Pendletonl Ore, says: ~ just as en-
Enthusiastically indorse Doan's Kidnek
Pills today as did nearly three years
ago. They relieved me ot kidney
trouble which had bothered me fer
a considerable time. There were
aching pains across the small of my
back and down through my Kidneys
which were-aggr7vated by colds which
settled in the baGk and lolns and caus-
ed an awfui lanueness. This vas my
condition wien began taking Doun's
Kidney Pits This remedy banished
the backacie and pains through the
loins. regulated the kidney secretions
and removed every symptom of the
trouble. From that day to this there
has been no recurrence, and | give
Dpin NlOIlfy TlAs an Nlt CTtllt. L
consider them to be the best kidney
remedy procurable and recommend
rhem whenever tire occasion arises"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fostsr-Milburn Co.. BIfrllo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember tile pAnae-Doan's-and
take no other.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-19

Arrangements are ROW being made
by the Hot Lake Sanitorium company
to spend 100000 in improvements
during the coming summer. A three
story brick building, modern in everS.
particular. will be erected at a cost of
$50, 900. 1t is estimated that the heat
ing and plumbing will cost $4,000,
new furniture another $4,000: a
giGss-covered conservatory, $4,000;
cold water system to be piped from
the mountain spring above the lake,
$1O.s0O, and $4,000 is also set aside
for lncbdentals.
In order to provide funds for the
proposed improvements the sanitor-
ium company issued its first mort
gage gold bends with interest at six
per cent per annuIII, in the aggregate
sum of S250.0O0. The company is in
corporated with a capital stock of
s500,00 Of par value of 81 each.
The company now offers 10 sell
100000 of its first mortgage gold
bonds at par and TO give as a premi-
um to each purchaser number of
shares in the capital stock of the COM
pany equal to the face value OF the
bonds purchased all of the 100000
to be expended making the above
named improvements in the samror-
ium property.
Preparations are now being made
to place the bonds upon the market.
They will be handled by the Eastern
Oregon Trust and Savings Bank, of
La Grande and accoriiag to Nr.
Pierce, an agency will also be estab-
lished in Pendleton. Already appli-
cations have been made fo rs15D00
or 100000 OF the bonds.
Hot lake a Success.
That Hot Lake has unusual merits
as a sanitorium and has been a paying
venture financially, Is shown by the
records of the institutio1. During
the year 1900 the gross revenue was
almost S50.e6e, and during 1905 the
total receipts exceeded that amount.
During 1904 3042 patients were treat
ed at that sanitorium, while in 1865
the number was 3S4O. Most of these
patients are from the northwest,
though during 1904 342 came from
the far east.
There are now but so rooms in the
sanitorium and this number has heen
inadequate for the business. An av-
erage of 80 patients has been main
tanned constantly and the manage
ment has been compelled to turn
many away for lack of accommoda
tions. The proposed new building will
make room for $50 guests in addition
, to the present capacity and it is esti-
mated that upon the completion of
the improvements the business will
be trebled, making the annual re-
ceipts s15O,OOO.
The Hot Lake property as is now
stands has cost the owners about
| 100000, including the personal prop
erty, buildings 25S acres of land and
the right to purchase 800 acres more,
one-half the purchase price having
| been paid.
Senator w. NJ. Pierce, of this city,
has been the principal owner of Hot
Lake for several years past and it is
through his efforts that the institu-
| ton has been made the success 1t Is
Mr.. Pierce wall still retain the con-
trolling interest in the company. Also
DR.. w. T. PLY, now In charge of the
sanitorium, will continue in that po-
sition under the new regime.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-19

One would think the Laxative idea
in cough syrup should have been
advanced long before 1t was. 1t seems
the only rational remedy for Coughs
and Colds would be to move the bow
els and clean the rTucous membranes
of tile throat and lungs at the SAME
tim". Kmnedy's LNatfve Honey ard
Tar G6es this. 1t is the original Lax
ative' Cough Syrup. the best Known
remedy for Coughs, Colds whoopin !;
Cough, etc Tastes good and harm
less, Sold BY Tallman & Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-19

advertising literature in the Northern
Pacific depot at st. Paul. white the
Great Northern gave permission with
out hesitation.
concensus of the opinions Of the
farmers in the county around Colfax
is to the effect that recent severe
weather has damaged the wheat from
25 to so per cent on an average. and
in some localities the loss will be even
greater
At Livingston. Mont, w. ]. Priest.
manager of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, tucked an electric
light into bed to warm his feet. He
fell asleep, the light ignited the bed
clothing, and Priest was severely
scorched.
The supreme court of Washington
has rendered a decision holding that
a mans leg is worth $4,000. This is
the conclusion of a personal damage
suit Cor 100000 brought by George H.
Nelsc against the Alaska Commercial
company.
During a blizzard recently only the
most strenuous and unceasing efforts
of the entire populace of Missoula,
Mont, saved the town from destruc-
tion. Several houses in different
parts of town were burned. In one
livery stable q horses lost their lives.
Mayor Ballinger, of Seattle, has
issued an order to the police to put
an end to dice playing and all other
forms of gambling operated by retail
cigar men. Several days previous, by
order of the mayor. slot machines
We're removed from all cigar stands
and saloons