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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11
Crank At OYSTER say.

New York. Aug 9.-Honry Miller
who said he was formerly an cnginee
on the Central Railroad OF New JeT
soy. was turned back from Oyster Ba'
when he went there to see the presi
dent Tho town constable put him OF
the train for Now York. Miller sai'
he had lost his pension papers am
could not draw his pension and tina
his mail was kept from han by IN
known persons. lie admitted that h
had been an inmate of Connection
insane asylum. Miller insisted on see
ing the president, and the sherii
warned the Oyster Bay constable tina
Miller was on his way
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11
NAY GET DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR
Depositors Of Looted Chicago Bank
MAY Be Paid In Full.

Chicago. Aug 9-lt Is the genera.
belief OF those who are cndeayorine
90 straightcn ont the AFFAIRS Of the
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank that
there is m excellent chance for the
dopositors 10 receive dollar for dollar
when the nnal settlement IL made.
Vice President Stensland said that
he would with full authority turn over
" Receiver Fetzer all the real estate
ind personal property Of Paul o
gtcn~land. his father. The son places
valuation Of 100000 on this col
lateral
Paul O. Stonsland president. and
Horny W Herring. cashier. are still
at large. While a thousand doposiiors
shouted their protests. 100000 was
removed from the vaults OF the failed
institution to that of the Natlona
Ran1 of tho Republic. where It vii
be held until next Tuesday. when il
IS said. distribution to the dcpositors
will be begun The removal OF the
money put the crowd in an angry
mood. and it took many policemen &c
keep the excited throng from upscttlna
the patrol wagons which were filled
with bluccoats as q bodyguard for The
treasure wagon.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11

m the name OF the Commonwealth oi
/ Virginia. in the Clerk Office OF the Cir
cult court of Stafford county. july
10Th. 1906. J.P. Garrison. plaintiff, W.
John f. Horene, defendant.
In Assumpsit and upon Attachment.
The object of this suit is 10 recover
against the defendant the sum of one
hundred dollars with interest thereon at
& per cent. per annnm from July 2nd.
1906. till paid, and To subject the effects
or estate. OF said John +. Horene. in the
county of Stafford. Va, To the payment
of the same. Affidavit having been made
that the defendant, John +. lIorene, Is
not a resident of the State OF Virginia, he
il hereby required to appear IN the sad
Clerks office within fifteen days after due
publication hereof, and do what may be-
necessary to protect his interest in this
suit. And it is further ordered that n
COPY thereof be posted ut the front door
OF the courthouse of this county on or
before the next succeeding rule day after
the entry of this suit.
Teste:
G.. A. Bryan, Clerk.
Alvin T. Embrey. y. Il.
A copy-Teste:
c. A. Bryan, Clerk
jy21-w4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11
Southern Railway

B.-Following schedule figures published ~
Information. and arr not guarantee,
schedule effective June 9TH. 1906.
Trains ieaye Woshiaston from Pehn-J ans
station.
rs o.. 70. Dai'g -Local fu' Hnrf.-' bury. war
r.ufau. Dnryili'. tlt wni stations.
fati 81 m i,'is -N H-'.'n.-f'" @r' ~ idi
Limited Thruu-l co..sapr .Gd -i." trf 90 &"
nnli.. savannah ard Jarkscnyiile liaina
uIse. m. Daily-uulted states Fast Mali
Firsf clnss concne- aud drawing room. -ie'ter ;,
Sew Orleans. niulngcar service
40i .. m. Week D8ys-Locnl Tor liarrsanbur-
and way stations on Manassas Branch
as To- m DAly--LOcsl FOR Warransnn and
'hnr'o ltesyi.ie Week days FOR Strasburg.
7.a0p. m Dally-New YORK ma Atlanta Et
orr4s-Flrst-oass coach to Atlanta. Sic per u
Columbus. Ga. Mondays. wednesday 2; fu
lays. sunset Route Tourist sleeper. " asbl' St"u
~ san Francisco. a.
orass. First class ,oach and sieepers To Uoluh'
Bio savannah, Jacksonville. sleeper TO Al
xlsta and Port Tampa. Dining ear a In tarse.
1900 .. m. Daily-New York and hempnls
limited (yia Lynchburgl First-aass coach ana
,eep;ng ear to Roanoke, Knoxville, Chatta-
nooxa. Birmingham and Memphis; sleeper 20
Sew Orleans. Diningcar service.
ln4s o. m. y-NashlngtOn and south
sesfern Iimited-All Pullman trains. club and
obssrvation cars to Atlanta and Macon; sleeper-
10 Nashville. Atlanta, Macon, Birmingham.
Vow Orleans Dining ear service.
Trains leave Rsbmond for the South ~ fol-
lows. Daily q. M. 1880 p. M, li.30 g. M, week
LAYS & u M. l2:iO p. no. and ll-30 =. M: make
rnnueciinn az Danville for all pointsSouth. fuu-
man .i.euer Trains arrive Richmond COS "A. M
Inn ui $50 d. 20. daily, $40 "a. M week days
Through trains from the south arrive, Wash
fo.,ton h ~ A. m G52 a. m, $50 AIN. ll.o5 q. m.
ao0 10. m and $50 p. m, and $50 ?. n. daily.
& al trains from Stra~burg $40 "a. Ia.
- do~s Unrrisonburg li.55 a. m. week
gay~ and $50 D. N. daily. From Charlottes-
N, 10 "A. m. and I.ynchburg $40 p. m. daily.
Tickets. sleeI lngcar reservations, ana detailed
al pa ave and Pennsylvania station.
segrage checked through from hotels and resi-
phone $3.50 for =. X. r. Cab service.
H.B. SPENCER. General Manager,
X n. HARDWlCK, Pass. Traffic Mgr
" H. TAYLOE, ten. Pass. Agent
1. g. BROWN. General Agent.
Washingb bon. Do
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11
PLUNGED OVER PREclPIcE
Twenty Persons Of Picnic Party Al
Injured.

Injured.
Pfttsbnrg. Aug 9.-While drivin'
over country road at Evergreen
nine miles from this city, a wagon con
tanning 20 persons Of a picnic part,
plunged over n 30-foot precipice and al
sustained more or less serious injuries
None were fatally hurt.
4 lodge of the Daughters Of Liberty
from Allegheny were enjoying an an
nual straw ride and the last Of th'
three wagons became fast in a rut on
muddy mountain road In attempting
TO turn ont the horses stepped too IA
from the road which ran along thu
buff and plunging over dragged th'
wagon with its occupants with IT, Th'
screams of the women as they Wen
over the cliff attracted the attention
Of the occupants Of the other wagons
and the other picnickers returned t
the relief of their unfortunate sisters
Physicians were summoned from Mill
vale and the injured were cared for I'M
iii carriages were procured in whicr
to send them TO their homes. All sus
tanned wounds and cOntusions abOu
the face and head and several had
broken limbs.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11

New York Aug. 9..-Ram's Horn, a
4vcar-old colt. by Huto-Arnt Tessa
winner of this years $4,000 Brighton
handicap and of last years Crescent
city derby at New Orleans, died in
his stall al Gravcscnd race track OF
inflammation of the bowels. Ram
Horn had been ailing ever since the
Brighton handicap. and was to have
been shipped to Saratoga, where he
was entered in the richest stakes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11
woodruff 70 Onpose Odell.

New York Aug 9-Announrem nj
was made bv authority that cX-Li %
tenant Governor Timothy J.. Woodruff
was 10 be the candidate Of Governor
Higgins To- succeed Ex-Governor OdcI
ne chairman OF the Republican STATE
committee It IS also said that Mr.
Woodruff viii have the support of TIE
Higgins forces for United states sen
afor and that Governor Higgins viii
receive the votes of delegates friendly
10 MI Woodruff in the state conycn
ton.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11
leaned Into Fiery Furnace.

Richmond. Va, Aug. "a sensa
tional attempt at suicide occurred
here. Edward $. Bolwer, an employe
of the American Tobacco COMPANY
tried to crcmatc himself by Jumping
into the furnace under the boiler at
one of the company's factories. lie
was dragged ont before he was fatally
burned. Religious mania is assigned
as the cause of the act.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11
Craz.d On Atlantic CITY Train.

Atlantic City, n. j., Aug. 9.-Crazcc
by too much booze, plus the terrific
heat. an unknown man tried to com
nit suicide by jumping from a Penn
sylvania railroad train bound to this
city. The first attempt was stopped b.
a brakeman. and the second was pre-
vented by Prosecutor Abbott, OF Al
lantic county. The man refused t
give his name.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11
DIED ON his WEDDING DAY
Groom Died at Brides Homo While
prcparlnq For Ceremony.

lNfldiitiB Fbl WI piH|''JF
Chicago. Aug g. While preparing
for HIS Wedding. Dr. Samuel - Craw-
ford. B. years old. died suddenly at
the home of bis prospective bride
Nrs Rose syhof Dr. Crawford had
been living at tho sFkog home for soy
.ral years Ma Sykes was in her
room DOMINIC hrr wedding garments,
whou shr heard a moan from Dr.
Crawford foom IlmryIng to the
loDr shc found him lying ON the lloor
Icarreiy abb. fo speak 4 physician
was Immediately unmonod hui Dr.
crawford died Within few minutes.
Du dresser in the room small vial
r0nlaiuur ,.l0ml ol1i0n wac f0uul.
A. frt o. vw believed that ths
mlrht haze been used by Dr. Crawford
bon ending hf llic mf later IT. was
learned That boo had been ill and was
USING tlr medicine to case his pains.
ACCORDING 200 Mrs. Sykes DR. craw
ford had suffered for some time from
stomach rYullo and insomnia
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11
czoLoocz FOR LAW AND oROEH
Brother Of McNinley's Slayer Wants &c
Get On Cleveland Police Force.

Get On Cleveland PoIIce FoTce.
Cleveland o.. Aug Desiring. hc
saws. to wipe ont the stain upon hi-
family name. placed unon it by his
brother Leon. tho assassin Of Prosi
don't Mckinley Michael Czolgocz. has
applied for a position on the local 20
lice force
He said that by aiding in the on
forccmcnt Of the law as one OF rs
officers he might be able to remove
some of the stigma which has attached
TO his family since his brothers das
tardly crime was committed. Michae
Czolgocz is living here with his aged
father.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11
DR.. II. M. ECkenrOde
DENTIST
Ofice-Over Goolrick's Drug Store,
Main Street
w. s. EMBREY

[Successor to Embrey & Bergman
Dealer in Railroad Cross Ties, Cedar
Posts, Spokes and Hoops. Keeps
constantly on hand large supply of
Baled Hay and Mill Feed. Office near
Railroad Depot, Fredericksburg, Va
Also Agent for Page Wire Fence Co.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11
Killed HIs pauohter VIC Jua.

Milwaukee, Aug. William Eslcr.
of townsville. killed his 7-year-old
daughter by striking her over the
head with a jug. He says he killed the
child because the mother did not wan
#. Before killing the child Esler drova
his wife from the house with an axe.
lie was arrested.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11

There may be no happiness in riches
but there is real unhappiness ia poverty
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-11

II n man is crazy and doesn't know it,
it's because he il "A bachelor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

oiae @riuioe - peutet inotiI oenne
bellise SaaIeaiteL ct War eiter port
fsrite @soe, for at brinae trent 6oao
Ger liaser MTG paa Sierte. Siior
TOM reg foISet, iaar fonrnter leo rig.
tisnot ufaISet, men | ct GrIist sGriu.
De: fpr at faa en- SiiIegape. iom nit
Sierte figer mtg berettiset til, 9ile
Selen iis bin Ssiter. at ies touuner
Tor at frrpe benne icm min tiIfom.
menoe @ulo.~
Tn tan iaa bensel" raabte Gar.
net sIao; "aggie oil eInoes oper al
lase big fna benbe. BET sr ies pis paa,
Tor iea iaa beube. ha bun fpsieSe b
&ofer, bu ienots beube iorIepen Tag,
eHSha be bar risne."
geore Boris nar cuerfisbig. Der
nnse Gage 300 asneS u~forbeboIoer
i'm Soanb % III Sisrte, 90 bet bite
fig, fort at fortRue, at Sen noble
aiGrIig5eSsfsIeIie nar ~sisnfbie.
On Stmb efter tes be ale tre uS
eaa en- SIGoetllr, beelmitiset al ei
herIigt Maaneffin. Der iammen mel
Sneen o. ben friffe @iuterFuISe %
Sierternes Stemnins orusac be Inf.
tcIi8e @fenneifer meo en- fortrpIlenSe
&omGntif. Reppe fire Tiger Serefter
itoo ct 9rpIlitp. Der nof bar itiftet til
at ogffe Iibt Spiigt | Seu iornemme
gcrSen.
Ren life f6renS Ggnrs bar bIeoer
Mrs, 2oftor Sermon, fit bun fdS
ReSe paa, at ben lterisbeb. Ser bar
opitaaet melem Softpren % bans
6orlooeSe Ct aar foruS. og icm crStC
meS, at SoriOpeIieu bapeSes, bar op.
Itaaet peb 8oftor @ernouS Sorisg
paa at brirge ben itoIte Iauo Ga
Hpbe til itsrre HetfGroigbeosfsIeIie
END ben. bun uiite ueo benipuSIGt al
uhiatte meb at betaIe BEN ioriaIone
&eguiHg for GrIis uSfsrt glr6eiSe.
~Saa Su fer. min 8iere," TINT.
tebe 9oftoreu irtiIenSs "at ii Goler
Meo UtihIet til at rsbNe mig | betios
ira ct 2io, Der life fiHSe anoet emo
bti uIpffeligt paa nigc GiIfaar mel.
lem iaa tiff mubiatte @empttrr, ct
SomIip me6 Ell apinhe iaa bIottei
ior Seuipn % &etiGrbigbeSsfsIaie;
De iamme ii 8aler ifaffeOe mig min
terIiaite SsitIesaOe bIau0t Rerneitcr,
i 90 bsr: Lao oS M beIer life
aleume CUBS itore SalIegaoe til os
ale. gi Eager bar bier Gag Spior'
bring til at opert9lfe 2ipets aIpor." "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
Gu iauS geremius on ct ianbt

SGgemiDoei. Jor ooer ct bltloreOe
Var iiben boebe Der / WarpIarb ben
oprinoelise Or. Better Gabrueg, be-
remit piot og brebt Tom Ell flor 90
aoS 2age - en- WanS, iom aItio par
re6e til at biRlpe 90 belbreSe fine
Mebmenneter. G~ftertommere al
Benz, bIaubt boem ban IeoeSe og ar.
beioeSe, orgmiiereSe for life lang SiS
iibeu "5be Sabrnep WemoridI u.s.
location, / Gan Rar, RorpIano,
BEN Scniigt at foreoige bans Wiuoe.
Sans gnlgiprog | Webiein bar:
"gla6cne az Greet tierte I'll 5olte.
mes 2Rgeoom.~ Wie6 fine egne SGn'
Ser iamlebe fan glabe. 8sboer og
urter % til6raste fine Gage meo al
Dem at tiI6erebe beliegioeube Neoi'
ciner. aroreu pna bans Siosperf bar
GpbneeIien al en- glObmebiciu, iom
err ct ianbt S~tprfemiboel for belle Sp.
TENET % Of parig gtrfning. Gette
'grRparat err bIepen befieuSt unoer
ssapnet Or. geter's aurito og ouer'
Iepcret ion ct aroeitpffe til ire paa
binonSen fdgeRbe SIRgtLeo. GeH
tiLbereSes ibag al ben gnTle Or. BE.
ter's Ssnneisn ! usie Soerensitem.
melie meS bans bersmte 5crmlIa.
Or. ge.er's aurito er brast ! Son.
OeIen efter en- 8lan, iom er tctdlt for.
Ifielig fra benz iabpanIisuis ! grug.
Zen iaIees at IotaIe agenter - life
al apotbefere = men al Rnboer, ION
De tienSer os bar Siaio til. Der.
Iom Der iHsen sgent finSes i 9eres
Rarbeo, "TRIP til Or. Better 5nbrnep
& Cons Co., 112-11S 60 Scpns
ape., Chicago, Sn-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
81 Suo for Peiteeicre.

8eiier @ilbcIm bar ienSt iare rrr.
meitc beficrSte ct Tibet Sfriit, forfeit.
ret Of bam ielo % faIbt ri @t6 for
Seiteeiere":
l.. llSiGt life Setter for Trui
boerfen i eIIer ubeufor StaIoeL
2. Ssrg for oroettIig 9aiftperIina
/ StaIbeu men life ne0 at Iaa Ru'
berle itu.
3. Sab life Soften itaa for par1Ht,
SAB ben oIorig itna meS GGtteu pua
/ StaIoen.
4. &sr Soften 5ngIig. 9ette er
bet beoite Ni0oel moo Spgoom.
5. @iD life Soften BLOT Sober,
men tsrt Sober % frtFft 8atuo. Cab
8anoet ON &nteren itaa rUget, efter
at bet cr oppimpet, tnoen bet gipcs
Seiter.
6. Ser9 for at fierte stmnoniaf'
luft. Zen er Ifabefig fOr Cine % Ser
Der.
7. Gag Sfoene af bper fierSc n8e
o. eiterie Sopene.
8. @nDenO broooeoe sfc, uoar
6eret er gIGt.
9. sag life ON 9interen tOlSt
Rln66iS / SeItens Thmo.
10. gpr Iigeiaa ogtrnagtoenSe
operfor Seiteus Dore iom operfor
@bers eget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
Jnlepers.
Of s. &. SerIans.

Sa, M er bet Sui,
90 Simmsriss gusle nebSaler ! sfiul
Ge baler / Quite. be oaIer | Borg
Nlsb @ammen for @raab % meb @la'
be for Sors.
Su, III er bet Sui.
So, MI er bet Sui,
% 2pieue tinbrsr @ramtrGets Sfiul,
De tinbrer iaa Hart % be tinbrsr iac
fjsnt
Som tuiinb imaa stjeruer I &amme,
al 8rsut.
ga. iiu er bet Sui.
ga, III er bet Sui,
90 Sielene tribes | 2ipstonaens
etiu1
2iosfcnsen er Seius, BET lspsnbe Orb,
Som bruste @ubsfrebsn TT nirsbsns
Sorb,
ga, M &c bet Sui.
ga, M er bet SuL
% Simmeriss Gusle uebbaler / Stjul
De iraper iaa Sibt Ouer Sebe os Sal
Ds ipnssr ON Barnet | 8etlebems
Stalb.
Sa, M er bet Sui,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24
Weset fan orene fig.

Agnes Canton baoSe / SaiIawen
pRret I trau 8irfiputbeb | ben errnb.
rige Wtr, ga &odes Slls. Set bar
Tom Sperife, bun baube arbeibet Der,
for at faa fRrotg oct tennnelig risbels
bige ubitpr for Den iiage MiiS MealtS
ga &ohe, Der mart ifulbe fsres til
aIteret al en- pr9gtig ing Wanb, en-
Ssn al en- NiIlioHar, bIep Der iagt;
men bet bar alt bet &iaioifab. @g.
mes 9apton bapSe til BcrbinSeiien.
@snes bapbe bare bapt en- aft 0per.
peienbe Sanfe | BEN forlsbne llge: at
bare fGroig meo lit Irbeibe, naar
Slden forn, iaa bum funbe faa lit Sil'
gobebapenbe og tnbfri lit 2sfte til i'm
lille Ssiter Selen. Selen, Der hin
rar fem Iar eantmel, bar blepeu
cperbraget til fin borne SGters Sgn'
iorg, ba Woberen forupIie bsoe I'M
Ger fattige Raar os eter en- Iangpo'
rig Spgopm.
agnes's Gparbeibe bar eanffe rig
tis uDfsrt, oa SuIeaften fou; men
ba bun Ieperebe i'm aegning for ar'
bcioet til gSiig @mtb, bIep brune
Galot fornRrmet eller fortr9belig %
fuIteoe 8esningen / gapirtitrpen meo
be Orb:
"sSseq fan life betale 9eres Reg'
ring mi, ieg bar bapt iaa poIbiomt
itore llbsifter."
"Dlen leg bar ba uSfsrt nit arbet'
be og en- fprois her; bertiI tr9nger
LEG gengene mi, bet er Sad, 90 biem'
me ii6oer itaffels lille Ssiter Selen
CO oerlter paa en- 81tffe, ieg bar lopet
9enbe / albrig iaa lang SfS," LOO
Snboenbingen fra Igres.
"Wfen @npa bar ouerlabt mig en-
tel Del Berlge / BEN itOite Sib, % ieg
bar maattet fisbe tore @engber at
forffieGige Sing. @it llOitpr er foft'
Fart, og ieg tor life iperge 8apa ON
Here 8ense for n9ite RnaneS. se'
aetsi ntaa bog fables u~nsopenSige
Sing og 9ergefpiloe."
Ser err bel ucget ian6t | bet, Ge
flyer ON unsbpenSige ling og Ben'
ceipiIbe; men SeIeu er III bare lem
gar garnunel og bar life baot mango
SornsieIIer eIler Spmuntriuger, og
Barn er ri blot en- Sang ! Stoet."
"Og boem srffer bel at bore Barn
TO @onge - bet ffiilSe leg oirfelig
FADE Spit til at pibel" itobrsS @1s
geauS banuIis. Seq taffcr Sinilen,
at ieg life plages af benla9s ss'ti'
ulentaiiteter, ipgeiige 5sliombeSer!"
lagSe bum iii og siorbe Wine til at
riQe oaa mo | u9Ite. gPraie bet
har baIpt ON of piie asnes Ssren.
a9e fan inofinSe Gem n9ite Wan'
neS os faa 8eres 9enge!"
Neo Serne geifeS og en- tom Ben
geplmg mdatte Agnes Sdpton meo
tungt Sierte begiDe iig pan Sjenl'
reien; og BEN blonde Sfisnbeo gstls
gsauo 90 Rode uieo lit IonSs Silte'
f9b fine foitbare Smpfter % jim
rige Sorlooebe, bpm life iaa me9et
.icm ofre6c en- Sanfe pan ben iattige,
nren inteLiaeute og oauneoe Gume'
~ifrnoSerife, bnem bum ifpiote De II
I9oler for @Nis Nnuo en- llbetp'
belisbeS, for aenes en- itor Sum.
Sr9t os moeIss gif Ganes 2apton
fn hinge Sang sienuem 9peHs SGt'
heIsitreg % ueuSte reioIut it aiiist
bort fra be slimrenSe opIpite lloitil'
Iingspinouer, bour Sesetsi at ale
muIige Slags par at iinSe. Slm ait
fun ieremoSis os ioraiiIleoe Jig,
6rorlebes Snarerne piloe iHbe Sabp
SeIeus bIaa Zine, bDorieoes ben Iiae
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

4036. Sp.: I. Seq er "a gar a.. dus
fonmren Der til Imerifa for ca. ~ Oar
fiben, ng bar oGret lIubercffieer I Den
baHits 5er. Ser ipsress: Rdar niI iee
iunue inbtrGSe I ben arueritmite Ger?
.(Seg sriter at fontme til 8noaIeriet.)
Q. gfter tpor Lang Sios SorIeb fro
min SHbtrGSelie / SGreu, - peo SIib
% SbStigbeo -, bill ieg fIuule rente al
bIine Sefaliresraub2 Officer erer I'm
bcrpffieer.) SoiIfe 8etin9slier titles for
at tonHne Der?
8. Soor ifaI MAJ beHOenOe its for al
blioe dntneet?
1. &c Inn fputrnr iHS / SGrer
t~aarfpmbah.
2. De fan ppuaa at blipe tinScrpifi'
Ger, men bppr innse bet pil tage, tan ri
life sipe npscu beftent S~slnsHins en-.
Z Srssstib or Der mn insrn anlebuins
til at apeueere fra 9Gtferne ill Officer.
3. Ten nGrmeite &etruteriagsita.
fipn for Serss geotpmmsnbe CT ~antaselis
Omaha.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-24

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ct Sus, boor Sc beg9c Dor hoer | fin
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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-09-06
uaYFL0WER GROUP
NOW aCT|VE
SEASON HAS BEEN BUSY ONE
DEVELOPMENT. WORK.
stamp Mill Pounding Away..Re.
suit of First Clean up VIII
Soon be Known.

Judge T. W. Ayers who has return e,
from the May flower group of mines il
the Greenhorn district. is highly pleased
over the prospects and frankly admits
that everything is looking much better
than be had any idea of finding.
These mines are owned bv Heppner
people. Dan Stalter being the preslden,
and largest stockholder of the company.
Judge Ayers is the owner Of a good
block of stock while mauy other people
in Heppner are directly interested in the
outcome of the mines.
Mr.. Stalter who has been supertend
ing development work has been very
active and has accomplished much
more work than Mr.. Ayers expected to
find.
The mining plant now has the adj
vantage of good water power, about
two miles of ditch having been con.
structed for the conveyance of the
water.
A good saw mill has been plt in
already. Mr.. Stalter has sawed out
about 10000 feet OF lumber which was
needed in installing the plant.
The stamp mill was put up according
% the plans of Archetict Laldlow.
Everything necessary for the operation
II the plant is now rpady for operation,
oeing complete in every detail.
Mr.. Sta!ter will make ten days run
With the mill when Gle Al up will be
made and report will be submitted to
he stockholders.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-09-06
DAM IN JOHN DAY.
w. II. Potter is Working on Modern
Structure.

Deputy Game Warden L. S. Fritz, oil
The Dalles, was in the city the latter
part of last week, having returned from
Spray where he had been to superintend
the construction of fish way at the big
dam in John Day. which is being built
by w. B. Potter. In the April freshet a
part of the dam was washed away in
cluding the fish way. The Carl system
OF fish ways which has been approved
by the United States fish commission
is the style to be used at the Potter
dam. The fish way which will be forty
feet in length, will add considerably to
the expense Of building the dam. At
Hood River, b Oregon Lumber Co
was forced to put in fish way 2SO
feet long, and after furnishing their own
lumber the cost was $1,000. Mr.. Fritz
spoke very highly of the Potter dam
project at Spray. When finished this
dam will be go feet long with an average
height of IA teet. At present about 700
acres of land can be irrigated, while the
dam will furnish water supply for a
much larger body Of land.