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peaeis reaaus on Fana avrHus rent only
- fbis 10 strap
fta4f TeaH4s rlase Co WsshfuEfssl 10
tel aieafH fillts fsai Sc THIS 10
fHaH=
o. seas reoHsa On PIE sfrssf Gloss ln
HsneiisHf ifarafiHn raut IS
a. u 60 fuatsls. uH FRET aFeHus. fire D..
rstlanl tteariuE 80 pr u1nufhs sefr
los fenf. irnsf terms
~ aaa p ruunte, ~ FIRST sNsnus riass TO
TusfeffF@ q lis money maker
81 tsssati ftnHls rn FIRST HfeHmH elasafa,
pfks street. terms
. see=N ruens. in tffrk bu.hiIHR on fdfst
aFrnas elnss in slfctfir Tights and
baths. good hunss. we'll furnished
terms
TtE afouE BEAErY co.
- hmpirs m seHeua aud Maaisau
Large f.ruafn modern houae iuts. Hrar
= ntNNrtifS So. trade ~ saie nnsY tefsas
ffsfaafn haaes ana fWa hla fafa aafIu.
ius University gfsHnaa. leased fHr So ref
n'rufh. tioss terms
t-fuem muaefu haune ard Eve lots IN
tNth urAr University grounds s. sNl
terms THIS piscs be leased az 81 esrifea
nest month
3 lots q hIlskr fram tfnIVsfaify afs.aafs.
y .Isa easy terms THIS b. a harrain
tt Fou want tn invest near fhs tuffar.
siif- SO 49, Nc have lots q other prep.
crtn uhfch rlns suit
3 HYERs = 90. 1l7 krcafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25
Fireworks for July q

Do not put off buying your IRE
works until the last minute. but get
the cream Of the selection before u
has been picked over. Piper A.
Taft. l02s26 Second av. have the
largest line of fireworks IN Seattle
and can save you money on your
purchases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25

OLYNPlA-Ths winner Of m.
800 watch prize offered bY Con.
gresham Cushman for fhp best h..
say ON Marcus Whitman la Ma.
Grace Brooks. oi Pf0aasr. an eighth
grade pupil
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roR sALG-AcRaAae-eon,Ins.a


A q JOHNSTON a 90.
neums e ~ p paves niask
Themes Msia ili. fnd A zt2
t,aa
3 affHs A. taHd on county mad ~
ana lafss shlp warts s.eslsat hest 81.
tits. miea ffHtu seattle
tNa
acre fine Lara tlots 20 sshoat. tistss
Hpm 81 nfrsh iasa
uea
a'.A srea tsass. = arfs ass lsea
aafns. iilssttnn. q faasfa hnass naaai Il
etafea su,ali l.arH . shtsssn haasss. iiHs.
bsr ist weaa. ttasi So tswn.
~ aetss nisstoa uas siil 80
n ssfss = si.ssss = resss ffsi, tee.
l"re.em sansH hfass. e fusis e. rhaft'
he1rss. harrua anm, calf this HaHa HfsH
~ farm iurisuisn'a . 30
- asFes etssd ~ ssaf pr navf. ~
~ esfa. tefnss
D. asfsa usar fasnits u.es eash.
n sea ssnt nirs soaHirr hain., ist
20 shas this eas. r.tss. = essh Il psr
suANgs stoFWAKEu CO
tis iiz ufisafal ~
NatH ~ tna ff.t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25

sfa-un ealfsse- vHh t~ih. fifs piaHss ar
aaf sas e nias piass 81 ne Hsensg y 81
isfnaf
faam huaa~s ~ifh alec thRisa ia' eel
lse4ssa sua fire Nfe~ - iaks THIS r}ars
hss hess COS tsN1 Price tissa
rsasn cottage i6t slsigd sn KtraFia -
nass tske futrn fFaH ussE and hffft
tssass ~ hiaFkt ffpm ca line. lt',
fsfns
tfaaas rssasfu haas.s. ufas Nssisr. sEs4es.
n Ass thee 10 fnafn 20 NtslH aHafhNf
hsasx hsfs sna tie price l. reasonable
O. - tsrHas.
Gsaam cottage - islxlii. naaf iaks. city
water. q So f4a lean
t.fa.asa taa.s. uirs ~ hss ffgf trees AM
issfffss - hlrffs frufn ca me mis-
prizes fcF fsH daFs eau q -. tsfust
snsan taass 90 . s8oe uaFhsF fet en-
ffFh 49, Hasfsa - usldsFn. Nfaeif sIfazfsi
nsaf ! Eeed s4f unss. . - terms
faafs haass. . h8ocs fsusn Rainier
iistshfs csr Hns. siseffis iishsH. iot 'atfaa
Thfs Il naf = ues taaes. hat 10 I'D
one - tts pfics. o -. isruss
FHk~KR a SHOEMAKER
ffHaftit UiF4entai Hiszdk
Maiu usi fuf i1Hf
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-HEAL EsIAT1-ieon,lnssdl
Below
Market
w allure

nsau,lfm capitol nni DO, Tor So only
80 daau
hafth nfeadaey ttsa iais ia9sitl. haiav
mafha az e. SO
Double conner Aadfana oaf line. siTen
asaK 90 So = cash
tfaafn cottage and int short ride from
thia affigs. ~ immediate sale. a. q ssi
. 6ash
tfnafu cottage veil built neat nHH
ttsM. un three rar ffHfH lHif g. ltH ais4sf
80 cash aHa fis 30 per month a hne
tuN.
Great snau ln smail cottage ana To-
North nnsdvag far q 10 "a verh n
3 n NELSON 80 b. ws.hinstsn M
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Arcn6N akfe 90 liNE lfNA
ftNt FHF CONTENTS az a rHINAfH
HhHihNAtN ga utGkHWfuN WILL
ett.i IN fit NanAN. JUNE ssth. -
r. - sharp on the premises So fn iiAf
sld eteHHe. ueaf heVuhllaan street. take
fAhe AMI HtfatWaf eat. fiHH runnlsi beds
tNfnaHH essftuusifa rktta tine iaaflaf fur
uitupr. ieathrr couch cust tsAl easy chair
AsathsF upholstered auHt 81 library table
sxtensias table. diHfns thaha halfsi pies
infws. ehlna. kAsa at HaHsfFa carpets
eieaant kituhaii Upfiaht plana hitrhsn
utensils tAs fahEn steel fHhku etc
afefh thinE faM ha even ah ~ rdH ssaaR ths
Hih fnIa / o. d 81 81 uifkartait aue
u. I.nnlh NM IMa.I ~ lAN M aaIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25

WANfhll~f NNA
nr % aefea ~ UpFiatial. suitable fr
afsTiri ehiRkrn raneh vun0shlHnt g. trans
laaFtaei iHn. With tHaftuN fuit lfrta uHd boz.
fffH in fFsai raHH4ttift Fa ifnsv fee iyrfH
~ ,esfs az reasonable rate Wuud lac a.
tuN nu time. uf would Hka sutne rna tu
furnish Tire tnoHax 90 Nfaak place Hit e.
Nsfk ua shares with lFNilset ~ tuN inN
bait gf whnis Interest
Tifru 81 pL.tsEW
#.H Hsfstut'ntHa 80
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,noNn NonR NAM Ap
SPECIAL NorlcEs

MEEftNA
Nafice IS hsFahN NiNsn tha sites AhHlarfa
81 are f7TFes AuIsts tlstI Minins goIn.
fsKuf that the annual tHeellnk q tnr
stas khaitsfH e ssiA eautranY Viii hH hrll
o. tcisata luafsH5 chihuahua. AeNiuo
tfauHch b4ff0eh 81 Z Nrhsh h ut na thn
tth faY ~ tuh tsa O. stiazt offtaeFa anf
tfastcfs "a ths rhaaiHE feaf. AMI Is tuil
EHfer and agt 90 saUh atbef matters a.
haY rfulefH goite hsfasu satA rnuetiha
EAatad taHs atth tsa
h. l. CNoFF. rrssiasnt
Nfuniffs
81 II sfARkEN.
a. h AknHN
M A aTANkEN
NAsFttN MAHNuEtt AH,
~ MektNtsEN.
Al gHuFF
q 81 Ces0NE
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~ yet VAST 4 WEB uonr % ,hs
Fcatinn safftsfadsa ~ ntea itnmss bssi =
flii 40 hiahH iupfcfee fsngud sHa gross
fgnced iagae efshagt g tsaftns ell aiHas
e tmsH nuus aHa KaFfeh stuff atinH
ar.e q eatft faf iutEauan, heasa = sit
fafffis hesifea pautffI hath ana ehassis
rtches tatn sna sstefei naibaiiiinss
atirksus fsreias Hnpisusrts haasshaid
Fassis HKsffthias eantpisis = nlaasf Hiaksf
ffo'a "a 80, 81 -
80 ~ - AlAsAA naii1inH -
TrW SKIE $50 f@1GG - ilsis61lSss
leland Elesa - Eass HaFtar hHft level
ssl fieh seii timber aas rssH sisshsa
sef esii risafsa sfesaa heass. hsraa.
q water araua8 hoass i ahs,,ls five aerss
Had1f efiilfaila5z saf1sH| ffuft etc ftfs
E.fsfu 40 - saais fns .aaiff hetns
Psapsfif price g. " terms 4. 5 gssaar.
th calanitia q II
Ricfl 1fpEH mFffoN VsfF sasIIf
s s..,. 500 .ssrs 'sssss .ai assf 'hs
WouNuF MkIFnN
80 n-s5i Atsska nailtias -
~ a. hf asref faaT 6ialks f7-isi
Was-iitHa Para tsfss hlssts ffata p, hsaal
to ttaAs fresa ear. tFaaHs haase. anA
s ss's f 20. s5.,s s' ssss r,l 49, 80
seea ians Tins 81 paft fheus North go
TONTf aFnE1 80 81 al - e
ssw Everett iaisturtan - ssf srfs
ROBERT MAt.rns
as.en-ss# Aasss naiiaiak
d - I1is = faTnsf sslk 80 asfissa
. ~ fins Ai en tath 49, ssaf ~
d - ssasf ffea,a sasi.s. on ath
AZ 18Th - Naaisani al rsasisfn lea
sfsEfrr~aRNN a ARNrt4.
Wt nastaa Htaek -
NfFU n0Tfo1 I-kNfl- = a-fss' : zrfss
sAralsa fnr efsss thfaash piaes ruafa
hasls@ snail Ism shifssn haass Jersey
49,, iae ehl.Asgs ga,i.i = .sgis nta
slssN - sissta nallaihr -
cTT0IlTT VAIN TTdST 57V TT77T77-
q aerss hi2hif iaarfufsa nte# fiaps e.
hsset heaatifai iaeaflaH - ssaHsassf hoses
n pietH sishi e seattle aana = 81 trssl
80 So sgil hs,,ss tan .sfsfsi ests
cess ekletsns fsFaainF ia.pisfssass " a.
MohEHf MkfTNf
$50 - Als.ka tfsihsins ~
Fos sAIE-AcRIaoa.
q 80 Ttsss sefss tass washiastan
skisfffeat sssi SO. s4sg isrua
q la.-y-fss asrss sffoinias rsiaHtia crsy
sataesnt efeg~fu ssnins Il o. &c
- agfs
o sc-s,as ssrs 80 tleess fresa =. O. n
eetaatis al o. saits.tiaa.
~ sas-ons arfs. an ia santsauaa. sla.. =
esf snd t&ss
nsNvEs 4 co.
~ l.aarsaH HtSa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25

TACOMA Gen. Funston has re-.
turned to San Francisco. where he
will remain until The eHcampment
at American Lake. which be says
f. uneEcelicd for vancouver pur.
poses
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SPOKANE Col 81 Fish. of
Kettle Falls. r. candidate for 70.
election a. commando ~ The g. A.
X In Washington ARD Alaska az
the convention IN WalIs Walia.
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oaF fs~ Is, oct = / - faF Gals -
hoasee taiu Il 70 menths and aaiy : Zee
s.is aeg tto9.,. . reosa 900 sfesss
g III - 20 ss,,@' :. 70 s. ss-a go. 81.
.fe ssillas fsss Ths 5ssssea street =.
4 - 80 80 tat rs - Gao % COS tss
'sa.I ~. =; % k.. sa's % s''i !:
''~'s srirT ff'i 81 ls', 90 30. =,
- ~efsh q psssiess fsisss = eas osr
sChk q g.if 49, a35iiiaa N ne NNtA.Kf
AT AuurhNl ~ HIthrh o. STONES
' - ' ass c ) lsl.ass ss.ssssa =
ftsass tipes. - t.ss tres hsts al Auesra.
sems teAaf alsa nses several esrEeatsfs
- tuna kDases saoa sage 1t
-. 49, 80 ~ =. =, 'f'l sss 80 80 .... 80
f.s'st ,k.s 50 iossr.ss rssg are ssAi
wlsa s' 80 -. =. ,s.u go 49, w,i ~
fin so1sD rsueTEe TO.
- cpiIesa nfs
Ithsf F-heas ~ II
ful7 sUAIOAN lss.
Hsef Wet seattle steel Eisat snd nru.
lsssd 80 huss asie s4isHdM tis~ ~
a. vs.. tsisnfs HientbiF
NAAAA NatN p VS.
Nasr gfsaf srfsnsfm desks ane rntan
f,arifts tustas Bsts uetasffai future
- $50 hstAHgs = sit
Ne.f siih a. ~ slsies' ana fuosa e.
poiru FAHE tlfs
49,. So. -, ,s.,. '' = 100 -. ss' 49,. 80
y affis rafnHa4 fhtsraftaH
HunKNnAfA iNA KtusNST co.
- uftsatsi tts-s eesttls tf
rToF Takf nENf
ss.sslisi ss- It.es s'es.fs Tag. - -.
fser4ra . Roaa - r.aas ns
We - fsaf Hezsss7a- 49, a =
p fiss # Al - issa : - teass -
'nissftan fsuiai - $3.50 tisfssa
Tfaffs nap 81 fhs HsfAsti sssf tsfaas
% to nensf. Ne Whittisf. MFsftan
aihs saurtY n
LOVE- * a CurTAnK EkHr
Fftis. IRE fHHit ard ssfdsns staHs feet
ss'iess ssussat ssssnssss blaess ftsss
lffsn i4As So. trssiY Iie is
prnri.sr . nose sn r.ans nss
n1uS0II1 nfIFF f0Ts
~ ssis To- iafs r. fts-sfAa Faft -
800 Nsi~ss 40 rsgaaif insfsastss hsfs
ksffsss hit. 80. -. st.s -
h.ss ssssas ses-a tsss wsssin.saa
-atsFffaHs 80 sns ~il ssn thssa shsar
~ shaft titas aniFs e. ! an seiHs ssss
N.stsH la-rn . rlsnss asLsasns g
q 80 sFega eeii.ss isss. iss. $50 =
- - ~ 80 @esth 49, - Nis
va M. ara'sa saas-. 49, .sss t.rw.
q - e f-Hus eft ieis tsfsss
Nsis lsis isa "a a. ssasoa :.
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t,at agHtt'i,iah Hhi.ft Htsrh tasi| W.
tween Uslhfaiih iiaeHn Hssk ana fHtsfiifua d
aetH1t fafaFfH fH niUhef have Mufphf
HetHrn n treieftek \ Nsisnu
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-si=HTHasHssH7sssaaa
rHE e s,.l ~ sS !,
~ SEATTLE
We 70
Pay y o
ON Deposits
SECURITY skviNGs aNp SAFETY
40 rESErA wr
p rhoinpssH f'yvsiasHt
fanrs Treasurer
psus'as secretary ~a
Fp0ir soOSg ss sAili2l A. SAsK or
- S. e.. '' 80. pa - sss" .srs,ss
ss.ss'.,. = sstssiHs' siai-' q 's- tai,.s
TiIs q S.nIs.S aASx %
E#Abtisass tssf.
iis.f offigs-Tefuates csnafa
otsI - efaashss IN cansaa sna ~.
Ifsa.sss.a iss.ssa siis-.a % tisss %,
- ssvIsos pryamrs,ENr
DENTISTS.
nESfisfs SsNFNff' sdFNyifs sssff'1lfsf'T
slan Ii~Mtsi 60 lti. se@arai -ff
CHIMNEY sWEEPs
: a'ssss a. ssssTt esiSSs5 sSs-S
MASSAGE.
f1fss 81 sszssss- Q sa,ssfs 80 -
= egstsxs RAJ - aast --if
MUSICAL
A.ainss-AAsasiia s@aSs t9ii.s ~
ssgn sa aaiiiin.sg 81 ta~sss pste-s Me-
" pansoa. lssi gesstA ava. saru-s
ocUIIs. 5 AND AURIsTs-
pr wniau Ps4assss-.TkrsNt sa... ~.
Ear Us kissAa tiaf- Aain fssr ~
- Tess. $3.50, ALE - -
PHYSICIANS AND sURGgoNs
Mes ard wasr@n " saffsrinr fresa a.
sTss e. wefri~a akcai yasf rgnsitisn
ssa pfossiss yoa FFelAPi rssaifs 4 rssr 1zss
= e@faeis - . asersr -
SUITE : sulnxsr Wis ~
~ Gl.ssg- ltess.epsih Eiisl tEas q
p DeIi1a. 90 sFesss- sEia Dlssss-s
NaFss M H-lss Med1sgoT rhaos
l---.-Il - =
Veterinarian.
MsEwss. I'D i ia saasst. kast Ei
PHoTooRf PHERs' sUPPIIEs.
snasrsaa ssppts Co. ~ eAssly 81. seat
PArENT ATTORNEYS.
adams Bf9aks fssistsT.d fatsnf aas
rrsas Mas Atiofnsys. hsehanieai Ensi.
sa.fg Frans r saaFas 3 pssrs in seattle,
''ss.a sss.1t 'I Is,,, s,.g q Mssal.sis 90
slenlnE g celazen hiezk IT
fsal 4 Tslbat = 81 NaIasi IifS MA n
pNNTING ara pApER HANGING
Linitns ana papsr hansins raoa. !
sHlpsUsAoERs-
sf1fg N6rls coNfKaf- 90 isssrs
shd ehi1saiiasrs Dry poess LumtsF Mia
sesitls Il
SPORTING GOODS.
a 4 Hiatt iiu Firss 40 osns pistol.
ara suusnitiou. It
STORAGE.
Trunks daiivsfsa. Z cents. 8 aays sfafaes
HaH. rt4Hu auN furniture ksHFtna estimates
given. tntan Tfsnsfsf a stHfaEs CO 1igi
fifsf huth pfnnsa Msfn - -
FOR sALE--FARNs AND LAND
ffERE "a hENNfA room b1ass.
iafEr 1afH chicken houses Hnraishad ruasf
Neu alsa sprinE water - acrss hsH rich
bottom iaad. - use Sod upland 81 nssr
" lrFef. tine iaNafIan faetnH county ruad
hanHY "a anr ~ the best towns in the val
hr ciosa 60 EQad achaqi anf neigh bufs
/ n taken within rest fee daTs sill sell
fnf q - whlfh Includes cove chickens
| farming faala ard hnuarhffd furniture
HpMEHT WArTHY
80 E1-tl Alsska uuiidinE "a
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REAl EsTArH-con,lav.d.

THEE EXCURSION FnEH EXCURSION
Taks iaanfh "a foot - haHlsan "a 81
On NJ So 4 tomorrow DO with us 90.
tiy TIE tfip asa sss aaf acre tracts nn
ne assi hhufa ~ AIS NashihEtufl. HaFfh
~ NnifFrritf 49, a. $50 psf acre .
each : years fuf talanes, 80 csut Ia
fsrest
NAN nE NANTHH. DAVIS co.
I Aaa HtatH neld Hfusk.
, e. HAYES Manager
Main EqI fnd ~
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fsl &c fSffsl ,si ss,.ss s. ffs,.i l fs.s
NaiifN n Mtizan. Nta Wnae laen Ave
Fffment Seattle. Wash and as reward
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TWO NICE q. ACRE TRACTS Pacing
Earf rad. rianh o. Hrhoai and usirhhorH
level land good coll partially cleared. sc
each.
ROBERT MAtTnY.
Hfp.HaH.Hzf ALASKA HulldfnH ~
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ron sIlG-REAL EsTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25
N 81 urHRtN a cuMpANY.
bankers and Nfuhtfs


n ~ urHRiN 4 COMPANY.
bankers ana ufokers
viii uuy
seattle uustun Hurst switch
Nsw World smsher Aiaska i'et & casl
WHEhinutuu Meteor Alaska central
&c Extrifiaf- central AiBsta Il
Trojan rhisna ssars
Northwest cons Gold Mountain
30 Gold Mountain En- N,v World as,l,
'ea 0uid Mountain So ~ fa5frst ts4uI
NJ Seattle ttustan d. ue Tarrsi pffd
Le4 Wash Meteor aea nsitan sYod
Al she millionaire earpcr people ARE sol.
irtesteh ln the Capuef River District.
Alaska. You nov have tha aruuftaaftv
20 haa Aiasks calumet copper az Is cents
w snare So luther particulars ffam
Phone Main SIS Ind. asst on ru, Ave.
We can siNe You barFalnz IN ioiz "a
ssea - An ,, l ii,l' gtana ien civ water
Easy terms Young 4 son e starr
ltnAd Nh siFit ist Ave
lust orENEb
New addition beautiful West Green Lake
thgtaaEh.N CLEARED. Ffuttod ard rradcd lots
ana quarter acres See the location or msp
See The terms 10 per cent cash 81 b pTr
month"; ret cent fIfrrs $50 200 Phone
"pfaih''n'i,s .i t9r sunday Both phones
vat lRb REALTY CO
logrlh tlcor Sullivan building
CANAL PR0rERTY'
bargain tu Factory site 81 lna Sect
81 tnNrtnmeHi canal BpiuE lots Nos p
aea ~ eiesk = Rose Addition. Come ans
Sly nEhtsff. a INVESTMENT CO.
--.-is- - NeM Yerk mosk
Iet sale sAAl'- scrss. TT-r--@T7.-..
s.t.'tt ,heW alfdufk frUFrntt. l9m Thift
ave hHtlana property chsap q
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We can siNe Yru hnFEnins in Tote 81
Queen Anne ltii, ftand view. city water,
.e-e So cat tine Prices from 9isa Co aan
haaA terms AuunE a son. Sc starr.
iufd Uik sfHts Lat Ave ~
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soclgrS NOTICES

Nuis' fIHfan- aaif sIaestsiist RESTORES
arag hair O. pnrlegt QfiNinai cetets bust
fefsas toilet pEepafatiefta etc. Resin ~
/ an he Hlan - fats Us saar hcuse eith
nty saFsens husass ffpAirtas h All tfanehsa
haaaam stzl Meslsfn ave fhnHea ~f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25

paftiana cement iupcftet per htl VI
Peftland essaert cafiforria pr TEL -
iass toc Tor ratufusH tsGt plaster fsfis
Der btt ~ tfns San Juan a Roche HAf-
hnf hhi stN fre tFtrk. psf - - plss'
tsfins hair. PEI %, sa metal isth. fFr rArc,
ice 70
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-06
PRINTERS VS.. CARRIERS.

The bowling unsolicited from
the ranks of the printers and BARRIERS
to contest tonight at the Mesa Bowl
ing alleys are ready for the battle and
at eight o'clock tonight the first ball
will he rolled.
The printers team is made up of
The following gentlemen:
J. Guy Baily, captain: II. e. Frost.
T. j. Brown, Walter Merrill and Rod
ney Jay.
The members of the BARRIERS team
are:
j. W. Clary. captain; William
Boone. Ernest Jepson. Mr.. McCar-
ney and Mr.. johnson.
the two teams have not definitely
decided as to who shall be the score
keeper and referee. Selections will
probably not be made until evening.
There are good bowlers on each
side and highly interesting contest
is assured.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-06

Public notice is hereby given that
the undersigned, The Grand Junction
Electric 4 Gas Company. a corpora
ton under the laws of the state
of Colorado. viii. at the regular
monthly meeting of the city council
of the city of Grand Junction to be
held at the city hall in the city of
Grand Junction on the nth day OF
April. 1906. at S O'Clock pm. of said
day. apply TO city council of said city
for the passage of an ordinance srapt-
ing the undersigned. its Successors
and assigns. an extension or renewal
of its franchise for the operation and
maintenance of plant or plants for
the generation and transmission OF
electricity for light. power or any
other purpose within the corporate
limits of the city Of Grand Junction
state of Colorado, and all additions
thereto; said proposed ordinance
granting an extension and renewal
OF tho franchise, rights and privileges
contained in the several sections of a
certain ordinance of the town of
Grand Junction. now city of Grand
Junction, passed and adopted Novem-
Der 2lth, A. ID. 1890, so far as the
same pertains to the erection. con
struction and operation of plant or
plants for the generation and trans
mission of electricity for light, pow
er or any other purpose, which said
last named ordinance Is found on
pages 81 and 5S of the compiled and
revised ordinances of said city of
1897, published b. authority of said
city, and that such ordinance to be
presented to said city council as
aforesaid provides for an extension or
renewal of said franchise. rights and
f.rsfa
the Gath day of November, A. ID.
1910 and ending on the path day OF
November. A. D.. 1880.
Said ordinance will also contain a
provision making a new grant of
franchise to the undersigned for the
purpose above named, and for the
time last hereinbefore specified.
The franchise ordinance for which
the undersigned is about to apply to
the said cityu council as above stated.
is asked and applied for upon thee
express condition that said city of
Grand Junction shall at all times
have the right and power to pur-
chase or condemn said electric light
plant or plants at its actual cash
value. and at n price excluding all
value of the franchise or right of way
through the streets and alleys. and
also excluding any value by virtue
of any contract for lighting said city
or otherwise entered into with The
municipality in excess of the actual
value of said plant or plants.
Dated at Grand Junction Colorado.
this 2Gth day of March. A. D. 1906.
The Grand Junction Electric
and Gas Company,
by Charles S. Newton, President.
Attest:
Fred H. Newton, Secretary.
First publication March 81, 1906.
Last publication April IL. 1906.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-06
GEORGE GARRISON PASSES
FROM MORTAL LIFE

I George R Garrison, one of the
I cry best known business men died
lhls morning, at his residence at 300
ouray avenue. of the dread white dis
ease.
The deceased has been i'll for n
year or more. The ravages of the
! disease compelled him. about six
months ago to sell his interest in the
Old and well known plumbing firm of
harrison and Fletcher. which he help
7 ed to build up and several months
ago, after a very severe spell of sick
ness he decided to try the dement's
of climate on the Pacific coast But
he did not seem to grow any better
ana four weeks ago today he arrived
nome in very serious condition and
going to his home never left It. I'M
I'll relieved by death from his illness
The deceased was born at Clifton
Springs. New York. thirty-six wears
ago. He came to this city from Den
YER where he had worked for some
tlne at his trade as a plumber and
SHORTY thereafter engaged in business
win George w. Fletcher. the firm be
ing Garrison & Fletcher and doing "A
large business in their particular line
II was his devotion to his business
ana the exposure incident to the work
winch brought on a sickness. which
aiterWard developed into consump-
ton. The deceased was married
while resident of this CITY obou,
nine years ago, his wife dying In this
city several years ago. leaving a son
John Ferguson Garrison. aged eight
years who survives his parent.
His father. John Garrison. of
Shortsville, n. Y, Mrs. II. T. Barnes
OF the same town and Mrs. Charlie.
a. Crane, of Kendaia. n. Y, sisters
survive him.
George h. Garrison was a most gen
ial tempered and well liked by larg,
circle of friends. He was popular in
business circles. shrewd in the con
duct OF his business and had many
traits which were likable. He was
public spirited and always willing to
Join in any enterprise for the city's
welfare. His death is very sad one
indeed and he will be mourned by
large circle of friends. He was
member of the chapter of the r. A
NJ. of this city and would soon have
become Knight Templar
Before his death several weeks he
confided to his very warm friend and
pastor c. w. G. Lyon, rector of St
Matthews p E. church. the care, edu-
cation and guardianship OF his only
son and child. He has left to him
considerable property. in trust with
Rev Lyon. the entire property being
bequeathed to the child. save few
requests to his father and sisters. He
was insured in several companies
While his property interests We're not
extensive, with the insurance ample
provision has been made for the care
and education of the child and Rev.
Lyon has accepted the trust impos
ed upon him by his deceased friend.
The funeral will take place Sunday
afternoon from his late residence. cor
ner Third street and Ouray avenue,
conducted by Rev c. w. G. Lyon and
assisted in the service at the grave by
the Masonic ceremony.
Undertaken Krohn has charge Of
the remains.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-06

There was an important and bus.
session of the Women of Woodcraf
last evening. The committees fl
charge of the May Day ball made g
most satisfactory report Every
member of Apple Blossom Circle 4.
enthusiastically working for the sue
cess of the big social event.
Eli V Raley. one of the oldest resi-
dents of Salt Lake City and an uncle
of Judge J. e. Ong of this county.
died Wednesday AT his home in salt
Lake He is father of DR. +. H. Raj
ey, one of the best known physicians
ia the Mormon capital. Judge Ong
went to Salt Lake on Tuesday to visit
Dr. Raley.
Miss Byers. who is visiting in the
city from her home in Grand June
ton. being the guest of Mrs. Mosley
at the Jerome hotel, was reported
quite sick yesterday 4 dance was
to have been given at the hotel last
evening in her honor. but owing to
her illness it had to be postponed
Aspen Democrat.
The monthly meteorological sum.
mary issued to show the weather CON
ditions that prevailed during the
month OF March in this territory show
that the highest temperature that
was recorded during the month was
Il degrees on March 81 The lowest
was II degrees on March 10 The to-
tai precipitation for the month was
lac, the total snow fall was 81
inches. The prevailing winds were
from the northwest. the average hour
ly velocity of which was 81 miles
an hour. The highest velocity of the
wind was 80 miles an hour during >
minutes ON March Is. Tere were
clear days, nine partly cloudy and
fifteen cloudy days