The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-04-09

I For artistic signs go to Russell. 81
G. W. Harris leaves tonight for the
Washington Meteor Mining company
mines at Blewitt.
Try Central Market for good meats
and quick delivery. Albin Meat Co.
/ Mrs Hinton of Cashmere is in the
city and will stay until Wednesday to
attend the meeting of the Rebeccah
lodge on Wednes lay evening.
Palace Restaurant the best place to
eat, open all night.
| Mr.. Scott one of the Badger Noun
tain ranchers, is in the city on business
today.
/ First class table board at % Cnelan
Ave. North.
| Louise Rankin of Seattle is visit
/ ing her mother Mrs. Rankin, head
of the Ellis FoIde dreis making depart
Hent.
Money TO loan on farms or chattels.
John A. Gellatly.
/ There will be Services il the Epis
copal church on Tuesday aud Thurs
day nights and on the morning of
Good Friday, April -.
A few hundred of those Vermont
Seeding apples trees and Treadwell
Spirzenbu1g CRAFTS to match, yet for
sale. Matched $500 per 100. Malaga.
Il. Marble. 40
MIR. and Mrs. Stephens, the evange-
elists who have been conducting serv-
ices at the CHI istian church, left on
the afternoon train today for Prosser.
W. r. Calvert, a student i'll the ge-
olcgy and mining department of the
university of Washington has been
secured to take the position made va
cant by the resignation of f. Y. Tay-
Tor, science teacher in the high school
Please take notice. l defy any per-
son to show me flavoIing extract that
will equal the Buckeye, brand.
The buckeye" man is canvassing
this town TO introduce these goods
ana if you don t see him you're the
loser. Please note: this brand has
come to stay and the quicker you get
to using these goods the sooner you
will please yourself. Address mail to
E. +. Morgan, City. 9
". H. Gridley of Monitor is in We
natchee today. Mr.. Gridley states
that the fridge ordered surveyed ct
Monitor il sure to be Quilt as tile res
idents of Monitor have already raised
$500 of the necessary $1,000 bonas
decided upon by the equity commits
sioners, and the remaining 5000 will
be raised inside of TWO weeks. Mr.
Gridley states that the new bridge
will be of great benefit to Monitor
as it will not only do away with two
very bad grades but will practically
double the amount of territory tribu-
tary to that town.
In letter received Yesterday by 0.
W. Harris of this city, q. r. Hessel-
tine secretary of the Washington Met.
; cor Mining company states that the
first assay CT the ore taken from the
company's new tunnel, has been made
and is two or three times richer than
! had been expected or even hoped.
The ore runs $500 TO the ton In gold
and $1.59 IN silver, making total of
$l6.79 to the ton. The vein is oven
400 feet long and Is from to 20 feet
wide. Work OH the new tunnel was
commenced over h year ago and it ex.
! tends into the mountain 425 feet
]. b. BIxler the photographer who
/ formerly conducted studio il Wenat-
/ chez, arrived in the city yesterday
/ from Seattle. He is accompanied by
Mr.. Hugo Holcomb of San Francisco.
They leave this afternoon for Quincy
where Mr.. Holcomb intends purchas
! ing wheat lands.
Mrs. d. A. Beai aud son Clam left
Thursday for Seattle. Glenn has ac-
ceptea position with the Seattle Aut
omobile company. "Chic * johnson.