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%, ,liIH ST. NV, above New York ave. six
room brick- Bargain at $500.
ON u ST, between 18th and 18th SITS; six
room ay-"indow brick LOT Zzxl00, 20 alley
suitable Tor colored person. VIII be s0id
cheap.
A SNAP TO QUICK BUYER-On n 81. NV.
s-room and bath brick; cellar; ali modern
improvements PRICE. 81. $50
on JOHNSON AVE NV, between lAth and
10TH sts.s rooms and bath PRICE. g. $50.
Z BRICK HOUSES on Warren 81. ne; ali
rented. PRICE, 81 100 EACH.
fOt. sALE-ON 10TH ST NE. 3-story bay
window brick; rooms and bath; me lot
10 paved alley, suitable for stable. will
sell at low price. terms to suit; owner
returning 20 California.
ALSO HAN-WINDCW BRICKS. all rented
10 white tenants. rooms ard BATH largc
yards fne paved alley. Owner instructs
me TO sell without delay. Single or entire
row Terms to suit. Location, 9Th 81. se
Il HOUSES on II 81. Sc. near navy yard
bargain for cash. ali rented 20 white ten
ants: each house contains 6 rooms and bath
large yards 10 paved alley.
Z-oIOhf BRICK HOUSES, IN Cedar alley,
ST., between 18th and 14th: renting FOR
1855 each. PRICE. $1,000 EACH.
GOOD HOME for coioFed family az 1f47 Cor
coTan ST. NV; s-rOOm and bath brick TO al
ley; large lot good home or investment,
Terms 10 suit
On 1ITH ST. NE. me tWo-stoTy brick rent
ing for $3.50. PRICE. 1900
or COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-8-stOr1, 10-Tonm
brick lot i5hxl00, TO alley. PRICE. $500.
r ST. NV, near Connecticut ave- fine lot,
suitable for tailor or any other business
purpose Can be sold cheap
NEAR CORNER 9Th and T NV; Groom brick.
cellar. PRICE, s. SEQ.
WESTMINSTER ST. 8-ro0m brick house and
stable; can be bought at great sacrifice,
6TH ST EW.. between Q and H. Groom
brick large lot % alley. PRICE. $3.50.
NV Nv. rented for ss.8' Prics Tor FOR all IN IN
Guiding an extra lot. IS 800.
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sEPuM FoR CoNsUMPTION.

- 20 the time of Koch, Of Berlin
hin the two last decades, the DIS
a commonly known as consumption
the lungs" was generally believed 70
incurabIe. as well as hereditary.
IN. by his discoveries and by the pre-
tatIon of his system of innoculation.
Ie great changes in the situation,
ing hope Ia the hopeless and actually
.omplishing some cures.
since then many others have devoted
emselves to the study of this highly
,ortant subject and among these
q has been mC.e intelligently active
Beriug. of Marburg. He has prob
done more than any other eXperi-
ter to secure protection for caJlle'
ne has made most important studies
lumau tuberculosis lie Aatln. a
nineuE Paris paper, declared few
IS ago that Bering had tested his
yum for human treatment fully and
/ established Sts value. The follow
IS translated from lie Matins
cot. Berlng has kept nis promise.
ty year ago he enounccd that he
which he kept a secret, and which
ould not reveal Until he had proved
tucicncN. Three days agC at Mar
before a small audience. the
1ent decotor stated that he was nov
cling his remedy. 'Tuiase.' in The
ads OF practitioners. Prof. Bering is
e belleVeds the cure OF consInptiOn
lose at hand. New Orleans Plea
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5TH ST, Sc, near Library; a-story brick.
PRICE. s.. CO.
ONE OF THE FINEST HOMES in the fash
tonable part Of the Northwest-eith side
lot-i2 rooms-all modern improvements
brick stable-cafrtage house. This IL one
OF the BEST BARGAINS ever offered.
5 BRICK HOUSES on ST. NV, rented 10
6OOd tenants at S25 each. Price. s. 100 each.
NlNE-ROOM AND BATH BRICK. on North
Carolina ave. Sc. suitable for colored peo-
pie. WIN sell cheap.
Il NEW BRICK HOUSES in Northeast: g
rooms and bath each. lot 17El6Js rented for
&z2,b9 each FlTst-ciass nelghboThOod. See
them.
window bricks; cellar large lot 70 alley
viii be sold together or singly at reason
able price.
on GRAND ST. Columbia Heights; good
Groom frame; lot 46x20o fine flower gar
den. can be bought cheap or VIII trade.
NINE-ROOM and bath frame ! st. M
large brick stable Price. 8. 100
ST. Sc. 7-rOoIn and bath brick; rented
Tor SO. Price s., 200.
TWO BRICKS en- X 81. Sc, cheap st s. $50
each; rented Tor SIS.
or 9Th ST. NV. between q and II 16-rooHl
and bath brick with stable, large lot %
alley. Win be sold cheap 70 close an estate l
ST. Sc. 6-room brick, renting for $b.5o.
Price. 81, 400
81 ST. between 5th and 9th NV. fine Groom
and bath brick cellar. can sell az fair
OK S ST. NV. between 9th ana 10Th; s-room
brick. cellar; lot 2ox95, 20 alley; rent. $3.50.
Price. 81 900.
DEARBoRN ST. Columbia Heights; Groom
and bath brick fine home; rents for 81 So
Price So $50
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVE. and 10Th
ne. fine 2-story, Broom brick Price, s.. 500.
SEVEN FLATS, 2-stoTy. near North Capitol
furnaces; all rented for s42 per house. Price
1900 each.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

CORNER 9Th ana GOLDEN SITS. sW. store
and two trick houses tn rear. used as large
grocery store. Good investment.
on WEST SIZE OF 7TH ST NV: rented
f0T Si20. 50; 3-stery building, with store on
ist io0r and fats above. Price reasonable
on WEST SIDE OF 5TH ST, BET. ? AND
.; rented for $50 VIII consider suitable
offer
on 7TH ST NV, east side, between L and
NJ S-story brick store and living rooms
above lot GXll6. 10 aliey; stable. rented
for 50 per month. Price 5000.
SPECIAL BARGAIN. Ii38 I'm 81 NV. four
stoFF brick building, store. cellar. ana D.
living rOoTasi lGt 25Kl00 10 alley. VIII
be sold cheap.
on EAST SIDE 7TH ST. between y and o
NV. two-story brick and cellar, PRICE,
sTb0a
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NW.-Lnt
T1xi65. 70 large alley. occupied by three
brick houses suitable f0r large business
purposes or apartment house.
SALOON PROPERTY in hrst-c}ass location:
excellent condition. under long lease; good
Investment
ON A-EW YORK AVE. lot 5Gxl50 10 alley;
tn - frame houses good site for apartment
OF warehouse. cheap and on easy terms
EAST SIDE TTH, large 3-story brick: large
lot 70 alley PRICE. so. 90. Terms 10 suit
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4-sTORY BRICK BUILDING en = 81. NV,
between 10th and 18th sts- Large HtefeFooIn :
running entire length of building four flats
OF six rooms each, entire building well
rented 20 hrst-class tenants. Extra build
ing can be used as stable or warehouse
lot 2-zl00, 20 alley Good investment.
1901 TTH ST NV, store cellar. aad two
fats above. Occupied BY cigar at0res fair
investment.
ON WEST SIDE TTH ST NV. between r
and S; two stores and dwellings. lot z9xs5.
% alley. Cheap az SIS, 500 each
BUSINESS PROPERTY on 18th ST Sc, cc-
cupied by Wholesals liquor business VIII
be sold reasonable
WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE IN I'm 81
NV, az reasonable price Lot z9xsa % al
ley.
CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY In south
east section: used e. drug store two brick
houses adjoining, vel rented WIZ be
sOlt reasonable
large BUSINESS PROPERTY On west side
7th ST. NV. near Pennsylvania ave; excel
lent investment.
10TH ST. NV between II and F. tWo-atory
brick PRICE, fl0.53e
SMALL BRICK. near PostDrilCe. PRICE
S., 500. Good speculative property.
r ST. NV 1-story building rented for $500
per year PRICE, Sl5.5o
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Wanted--nOney.

We HAVE some gold bonds bearing $40
per cent interest per annum. running FIVE and
ten years, for sale at par. Call or address
NATIONAL INVESTMENT COMPANY s02
Munsey building. ocI0-7t
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MOney Wanted
And To Loan.

TO INVESTORS OF small sumF we have
several notes secured by first trust on
houses just completed IN the suburbs. on
electric cars lone car ticket. We build
houses and wish 10 realize cash on de-
30 invest: We have reliable mortgages for
sale SUBURBAN HOMES CO., 204 Colora-
do building ocI3-2t
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FOR RENT.
THE BLISS PROPERTIES.

FOR KENT
THE BLISS PROPERTIES.
There are only a few apartments
left in each building listed below.
Al 3 ST NV. facing Capitol
PaTk--I5 apartments OF 2 and
rooms. each with buLet kitchen.
cabinet refrigerator, mzntel book
cases. plrches. heat and hot Wa
Ter. and lcEg-disJauce telephone.
PRICE. $50 UP.
THE ASTORIA. Third and q sts.
NV. tneaf Pension Ofhcel--Rooms
single and en suite. Electro ele-
vat0T. steam heat. hot water,
light free. Building has modern
drug store, excellent cafe. and
barber shop. Always open for
inspection. ROOMS S. UP.
THE PENHURsT. a II a. ne
One-half block from Government
Printing Onice Apartments 4
and rooms steam heat and hot
water. so W.
THE RAYMOND-gig Twenty
second 81 nW--Dsvotsd entirely
70 5-TO0m apartments having
buffet kitchens. tiled baths. pTi-
vate halls. steam heat. and hot
water All outside rooms OF good
size and well arranged PRICE,
SIS UP.
THE KINGMAN. tz3 Mass. ave.
nW.-Desirable location. Modern
building. But one 6-room apart
ment Tor rent. PRICE. $40.
THE Lorraine, 1905 Park ~. NV
"A Columbia Heights Apartment
building. But one apartment re-
mains. . rO0us and bath. IS.
SIXTH AND X Sis. NE-Two-
story fats. front and rear
p0rchss, nice lawns. heat and
hot water suppl ed from 6ns
plant. 5 rooms and bath. IS.
DWELLINGS.
1895 Park ST., Mt Pleasant. l2
rooms and bath.................s5
1924 y. III, ave. NV. If rooms
ahn ihs..--r....- ---.....-..... so
25I6 l3th 81. NV. - rooms and
pain ...s.s.-..ss4..f.ss.... %
$50 18th 81. NV. ~ rooms and
baIh rstt..-.--...r-ss -ss.-.ss.s...... 30
A folder. descriptive Of all prop
critics, mailed upon request. Write
or teleuh0ne
w. E. COWEN, Manager,
ROOM 20. BLISS BUILDING,
s5 r STREET NORTHWEST.
Phone 4. go 0eS-tf
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1893 y st. NV. Il rooms, b..............fl25 GO
LIZ conn ave NV, i1F, b., per year..1. l0o0 %
40 washington circle nW.s IL rooms. z
baths a. IA. t,......-......-......... 1900
ei5 3lSt 81 NV. II rooms; a. m. L..... 6a-eo
els 1 81, nWt 10 rooms and hath.,..... 600
$50 II a. hN-t 10 rooms and BATH D. 70
l21e \ ST. NV. II rooms and b........... 5000
zs10 Ia ave NV, 10 rooms and bath. $3.50
1888 + %. NV, 10 rooms and b......... 4050
zlul u 81. NV. 10 rooms and bath. 400
l4oz Euclid pl. NV. 10 rooms and bath. $3.50
-ola = st nW-s rooms and b...-....-... -.
@stv - 81. nW.s rooms and bath.,........ % 20
ia u ST. nW-. rooms and bLth---...-. $50
lzo3 z8d 81. NV. rooms and b........... 2ko0
1919 Sun St NV. rooms and waters ld.b0
~ Stth 81. NV. rooms and water. lo-b0
30 rear -eth 81. nw.. 3 rooms and water. 600
ROOMS.
11oI -3th ST. NV, rooms, and heat, .tlS-y9
900 II 81. NV, 81. and bath; q noor.--. lg-s9
81 hoofs zoo II ST. NV. Sr and b.-....' so
STORES AND DWELLING.
Corner 25d and II SITS. NV. large store.
rooms and stable -eSo.au
STABLES.
Rear 26l8 ] 81. NV. 3 stalls. ". and C. n. $500
Rear 1879 y 81. nW.i stalls ". ana C. H. L'-uu
MARTIN BR TIL Z r 8,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSURANCE
1925 ana 1927 Pa Ave. y, "
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For Reat-FarmS.

FOR RENT-Se0 per mcntA farm Of s
acres: six-room house, well IA yard: q lans
scush OF Good Hope. =. 9 n ADDISON
SIS 18th Et. uHs sese-tf
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Real Estate.
Real Estate.
L. RICHOLD, REAL ESTATE BROKER
ROOM 0--IOIO F ST. NORTHWEST
BARGAINS IN HOMES, INVESTMENT AND
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

sPEcIAITY INvEgrAENr RusINEss PRonEarY
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For SaIe-HOuSeS.

FOR SALE-At a sacrifice, 1910 18th St
s., 500: 81 500 cash; rooms; porcelain bath;
splendid furnace. beautifully decorated; 40
feet parking. OWNER. 1910 18th. ocls-3t
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For SaIe-Suburban.

s4.250-NEAR CARS. Maple ave. Takoma
Park fare 10 city biz lot. 50Es99, we'll
nrst-eiass repair; stable Tor four horses; for
merry occupied By dentist, good stand for
same bargain for right party
coLLIHs-GuERRY CO., Gal 18th NV
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A SUBURBAN BARGAIN.
FOR sALE-At BIT. Rainier. Nd. one car
rare, 80 minutes from Treasury. pretty
house Of six good sized rooms with veil
ana cutbu1idilEs. on Onc-thiTd acre lot De-
iightfuiiy located on high and healthy els-
Vation in beautiful oak grove. Good water
and rlch soll, Excellent sidewalk 70 car
lire. Telephone in house. Price only s. $50.
Can BE- sod next spring for s., sa9. A bar
salh tof l.nme1late purchaser. Reasonable
terms. CHARLES 7. JOHNSON Ir., 33d
ST. ana Hankerhiil road, ST. Rainier. Nd.
FALL IS the season for bargains IN the
suburbs. We have cottages and lots OF elee-
tric car lines toniy one ear ticket at as
tonishinglv low prices 20 fail buyers send
postal far list SUBURBAN HOMES CO..
- Colorado building ocl5-2t
Hso-cAESOT BE DUPLICATED for tw:cs
the price; 90 acres; Ir. house. stable. chicken
house. etc fruit OF ali kinds. plenty wood
gcod water. short ride city; near Railroad
beautiful view river and valley 6WheF re
turning TO old country. offers an eGcsp-
ilonal bargain Tor quick sale make ideal
chicken farm, lovely home. Investigate,
sure. u 800 gets u. THE SOULE CO unc1.
ESQ Louisiana ave oci2-st
FOR 6ALE-A bargain Three acres Of
fine truck land. located right on the steam
line improved by siE-r0om dwelling. good
water. Price only 81, 500. 500 cash and bal
ahce monthly. also two sX-T0om houses
Wlth large lots. 800 yards from the Cars,
ten niles from WashiHgt6u an main steam
and electric line between Washington ana
Baltimore sacrifice II sold once.
81 9og each.
EDWARD DANIELS. lH0 Il nv
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For Rent-Apartments.

Z
NEW APARTMENT. paying 5000 yearly;
win exchange for unimproved ground city
or suburban. equity $4,000.
KARRICK MBTCALt', 1888 q 81. nv.
ocl4-I
| In THE COMO. Is Grant place NV. between
G and ii. sth and i0thi one three room ana
one five room apartment; all rooms We'll
lighted: steam heat. rent reasonable central,
SAW time and fare ocla-al
BAC-HFIloR APARTMENTS, down town: two
rooms SIS; three rooms, $40; elegant tiled
KARRICK M1TcALks lsSS q 81. NV.
ocl4-dt -
KENT" li6 North Carolina ave. Sc.
six outside rooms and BATH porch; all
up-to-date eonvenienees: S25. 60 81. So ana sSe.
KARRICK q METCALF.
se2s-su, WITT 1893 @ st. NV.
FURNISHED or unfurnished apartments for
light housekeeping. 1916 New York ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-l03i 6th ST. ne. i've rooms.
porcelain bath. gas range; rent. 81. Key
at grocery, corner eth and l. sts. ne
f. >. COLLINS co, tinc), 70s 18th II. NV
FIVE OUTSIDE ROOMS and private bath;
porcelain tub, marble washstand; kitchen
suburbs; minutes walk 10 electric cars.
beautiful view. high and healthy. lawns.
flowers, fruit, etc; only s. 500 per month,
including gas for all purposes. and steam
heat Apply OWNER. COS Pennsylvania ave.
Sc. Ocl3-St
sIX-ROOM APARTMENT in very good To-
cation in Georgetown. One block from
cars, rent just reduced 20 s22- 90. Before
renting elsewhere be sure 20 investigate
this.
CHAS. S. MUIR g. co. INC),
1903 New York Ave. ocl2-st
ONE ROOM with private bath. si2 a month:
The kanawha apartments, 5ll6 DumbaTton
ave NV
Apply ]. MCKINNEY BERRY,
Phone West SIS. 1914 3Ist St. n. w.
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FIVE ROOM AND BATH APARTMENT
tsecond hoorl, IA one OF the best built
small apartment houses Ga the Northwest
Rent. SIS per month. This apFtment must
he seen 20 be appreciated Rent face 20
November /.
cHAS. S. MUIR s. co. Que,),
140s rev York Ave. ool2-2t
DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS az reduced
rent, at 50e + st. nw-i only two LETT nVe
and six room hats az go 60 and SIS
LOUIS T. SHOEMAKER. 6l2 l4th st. ocU-u
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For Sale-LOts.
For Stables.

NE LARGE stable IN rear Of house. I22s
ave- ec1a-st
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s. TO SO for two and three room APARTMENTS
IN The Dorchester. corner 18th ST and Mary
land ave. EW. handsome baths; steam heat.
hot and cold water. janitor service. au5-tf
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For Rent-HOuseS.
MARTIN BROTHERS,

Real Estate. Loan and Insurance Brokers.
1926 and 1877 Penna- Ave. n. w.
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LARGE TRACT corner 1st. and Florida ave.
ne, containing 81. 600 feet. suitabls for ware
house or small residence property. PRICE,
75C per foot.
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For Sale-HOuses.
For Sale-By MOORE & HILL, Inc,
III Fourteenth Street.

BEA UTIFUL COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
HOMES. WITH HOT-WATER HEAT
s.. $50
$500 cash ana monthly payments OF ygj.
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Bachelor Apartment.

TWO ROOMS and bath, all conveniences. 81.
I'D. SENECA. ca L 81. NV. Janltor on
premises se4-tf
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For Rent
Furnished Offices.

FOR RENT-Evenings. furnished office. s22
Bond building. can between ? and $50 pm.
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Wanted-HOuses.

yVANTED-SiX-room brick house, with bath
in Northwest for colOred purchaser Owner
only need answer. Address BOX 127 Times
once. oc13-3t
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FOR SALE-LEss THAN $1,000 VIII buy a
downtown residence suitable for a physician
near Connecticut ave. and X ST. NV four
story brick, in splendid condition, contain
ing 10 large rooms. 4 bathrooms; lot nearly
20 feet wide: large front and rear yard:
paved alley in rear. We would like 90 show
you this.
THcs. J. FISHER & co. 0nc.),
IL 1Si4 i st. NV.
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FOR SALE-Handsome, new house. Just from
hands OF the builder II rooms, baths large
colonial porches. south front. stairways;
double hack porch FIRST floor IN quartered
oakt second and third in birds eye maple.
guaranteed hot-water heat; highest part OF
Mt Pleasant and Ingieslde. Easy terms.
Price reduced to S. go.
PERCY II RUSSELL.
Russell Building, 81 q ST. n. ".
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NEW APARTMENT. paying 5000 yearly;
win exchange for unimproved ground, city
or suburban; equity $4,000.
KARRICK q MBTCALFs 1888 q st. nw.
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LOTS

CORNER 5TH AND Q SITS. NV. lot aolszls
At sl.5o per foot.
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a NICE LITTLE slx-room house in the n, E.
in perfect condition: all modern improve
msnts Rent. s20.50.
A COMFORTABLE siX-Toom and bath house
"a the Northeast; cellar: excellent condi-
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For Rent-StOres.

J02 X ST.-Near market; store room for ,,-,
saddler, &C. Key Ga Sd NV.
ocIZ-2t
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Wanted-StOres.

WANTED-Gorcery store, with living rooms
preferred. Address p. 3. y, Times Office
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For Rent-Stables.
For Rent-OMces.

1920 NEW YORK AVE.-Large, light Offices
IN this fine building just Femodeled; suit
able for real estate, dentists, lawyers,
bonding corporations, etc. Call quick FOR
first choice,
KARRICK x METCALF, 1893 C It, Nv.
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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-24
MATTER
FOR SHEEPMEN
Resolution Of Forestry Officers
Shut Sheep From Ranges in
Sierra and Yuba Counties, Cal.

Forty-seven thousand sheep belonging
to Reno and Western Nevada sheep men
have barred from the Yuba range in the
Sierra and Yuba counties in California.
This radical action upon the parts of
the forestry officials in charge of the
various reserves will materially limit the
grazing lands that are constantly grow
ing smaller and may work severe
hardship on the sheep industry in that
section.
The resolution barring Nevada sheep
men from the Yuba was passed at the
meeting held by Superintendent of For
with the sheep men of eastern California
at Truckee. The eastern California
shep men complained that owing to the
demands upon the reserve there was
none too much territory now for native
sheep and that great hardship would
be worked If Nevada sheep was permit
ted to Craze on land that rightfuly be-
longed to them. After much argument
along this line. the resolution was pas
sed and there is not much likelihood of
it being rescinded.
Forty-seven thousand sheep from New
ada We're grazed on the Yuba last year.
Thirty thousand were owned by Flani-
gan Brothers, and the remaining 1900
were grazed by Andrew Frandsen. d. c..
Campbell, c. Campbell, s. Wheeler and
others.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-24
HEPBURN RATE BILL
NOWOUT IN THE Open
The People Can Look in on the Hand Of Every
Senator and See if He is With Them or
Wearing the Corporation Collar

the report would be authorized by 8
Elkins said: They have got the votes
to report the Hepburn bill"
At 1215 the committee took recess
until o'clock 1t was understood that
the recess was In order to give the DEM
ocratic members a further opportunity
for consultation. All minor amendments
off red to the Hepburn bill were voted
down during the forenoon session.
The precipitant recess was brought
about by a motion of Senator Dolliver
to report the Hepburn bill without
amendment. He had produced a tele-
gram from Senator Cullom giving in
structions to cast his vote against any
amendments that were not adopted
unanimously BY the committee Members
favoring amendments to the Hepburn
lil declared that Senator cullom's in
structions did not justify casting his
vote except on specihs motions.
Well. then" said Senator Dolliver .I
move that the Hepburn bin be reported
favorably without amendment That is
a specific motion and / shall ask to
have Senator Cullom's vote cast in the
Affirmative
The Democratic members desired time
for conference and the recess was taken.
Senators Tillman. McLaurin. Foster and
Newlands then withdrew for consul
tation.
After the Democratic members of the
committee had conferred. it was de-
veloped that they would vote to report
the Hepburn bill without amendment,
but different members would reserve the
right to support amendments when the
bill was considered in the Senate.
Another point that is to be settled in
committee is the personality of the man
who shall report he bill. Naturally 1t Is
supposed that Senator Dolliver would
be selected, but there is opposition to
according him that honor.
The main point however, is that the
Hepburn bill is to be reported.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-24
AT
RENO
One Man Killed, Another
Wounded After Ex-
change Of Five Shots

In a shooting scrape at the U and
saloon in Reno yesterday afternoon
about 4:45, Tom Hampton. a gambler.
and formerly proprietor of the Del Paso
saloon in that town, was shot through
the forehead and instantly killed, and
and l was shot through the left leg just
above the ankle
Last evenings Gazette has the follow
ing account of the killing:
Both men took five shots at each other
and both missed all but one shot apiece.
Hampton is now lying in pool of blood
on the bar room floor with his wife
standing over his body. calling for him
to speak.
Carter is badly wounded, but does not
seem to be nervous, and is sitting in a
chair smoking cigar while the doctors
ire dressing his wound.
From all the details obtainable it
seems that Hampton and his wife en-
tered a wine room in the rear of the
saloon this afternoon and began to quar-
rel. Carter visited the room and inter-
posed in the argument, and struck
Hampton in the face, knocking him to
the floor Hampton got up. and, walk
ing from the saloon. said II will get
gun and come back"
The bartender says that a few minutes
later Hampton and his wife reappeared
and Hampton pulled 80 Gotta ,pxolver
and began shooting
Carter grabbed his gun and returned
the fire, killing Hampton with the last
shot
While the two men were firing at one
another Mrs. Hampton. who is a frail
little woman, stood in the door in the
rear OF the saloon watching them fight.
When her husband dropped she rushed
to him. but he was dead before she
reached him.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-24
EXPLOSION OFGAS
STOVE AT SPARKS

Miss Lucy Parker and her mother,
Mrs. W. III. Parker. were painfully
burned and had narrow escape from
death by the explosion of stove at
Sparks Thursday afternoon. AS it was
Miss Parker had three fingers broken
and knee injured while her mother
received some painful bruises and cuts
in her head and shoulders from the
many pieces of flying metal from the
stove.
The room in which the stove was
standing was badly damaged by the
pieces from the stove and three doors
in the room were badly riddled All the
windows in the house were destroyed by
the force of the explosion and the noise
was heard for several blocks.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-24
NO MONEY WAS SPENT.

The San Francisco Examiner saws
money was freely spent in Nevada last
Democratic convention giving indorse-
ment to the nomination of Hearst for
President.
~ would have taken pile of money to
have induced the Democratic convention
to have endorsed Hearst for the Presi-
dency. but not cent to keep 1t from
committing such an error. The Exam
iner's story is all bosh and there is not
a word OF truth in 1t.