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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
KIRBY'S FINAL REPORT.
Sums UP What Has Been Done During
Mines History

The report of General Manager j. A.
Kirby OF the Montona-TonoPah Mining com
pony tor the quarter ending June 80 is is
be mailed to stockholders early next week.
The most interesting feature OF the report
is the assurance that the company Will soon
eroct mill. During the quarter total OF
25Td.55 feet of development and eNplora-
tou work has been done the different
levels in tho mine. The report says:
During the past three months there have
been hoisted 1888 cars of shipping ore. $50
cars OF third-clsss, or mill ore, and 1l.T76
crawfsatsoe shrdl ;:;:i:;: 30. shrdlu
cars OF waste. making total of 16,26s
cars. Since October Is. many tests have
been made TO determine a method Of trent
% ment for tho medium and low-gFade ores,
charges, and yield fair profit. In fact,
for the past threo years efforts have been
made to solve this problem, but not until
December last were results on large scale
obtained which were satisfactory.
I've pleased 20 announce that saw.
ing of about S5 per cent of rhc assay values
has been demonstrated by TWO methods OF
First, By concentrating adm cyaniding:
second, By chlorination with notifications in
voivIng low tempera'ure ronst.
From January / until April | s the con
centratng md cyanide tests were made at
the California Ore Testing Works in san
francisco, not less than fifteen lots Of ore
81 per cent. All records aud data relative
TO these tests were destroyed by the enrth-
quake and fire We therefore do not feel
justified in arriving nj conclusion until
final test has been made and data so.
cured which will enable us 20 study the re.
suits in detail.
Our tests of the chlorination process
have not been exhaustive as have those
OF the raw treatment. To arrive nj final
conclusions and determine which OF the two
processes iS the more economical and best
adapted to the conditions under which we
nave TO oporntc in this camp, we have shipped
a quantity OF orc 10 Denver aud have en-
ployed the eminent metallurgist and mill ex-
pert MI Frank L. Bosqui. 10 supervise
these hnnl tests
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DAY ON CHANGE.
Hot Weather Prices Are Prevailing,
With Expensive Stocks In Demand.

The large sales OF Columbus Consol-
idated. DalyJudge, Honerine, Nevada
Hills and other high priced stocks on
the local exchange Wednesday helped
swell the genral total of busines trans
acted. The first named stock seems TO
be in great demand. but nearly all down
the line warm weather prices are pre-
vailing.
South Columbus made big jump dur
Ing the day, This stock began selling for
so cents in the morning. and before the
close of tho afternoon session the stock
was bringing 5, cents. several thousand
shares selling during the day. New
York. Lower Mammoth and Little Cot
tonwood were in demand. the latter stock
making its first appearance for the
summer
A total Of 1886 shares were sold dur
ing the day. representing a market value
Of S22.l39,50 The quotations closed as
follows:
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Cured n Comrndc OF Cholera Morbus
and Saved His Life.

while returning from The Grand
Army Encampment at Washington
City. comrade from Elsin, Ill. was
taken with cholera morbus and was ia
a critical condition" says Mr.. ]. E.
Houghland, of E!don, Iowa. II gave
him Cbamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhcea Remedy and believe saved
his life, l have been engaged for ten
years in immigration work and CON-
Quoted many parties to the south and
west. l always carry this remedy and
have used 1t successfully on many Gc
casions. NO person travelling or at home
should be without this remedy" Iror
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19

FORENOON SALES
New York, 900 at 32c
Shnrcs sold. 300
Selling value, $50 90
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel. 1900 at 79c
Cnrisa. 100 at 26kc
Columbus Con, 500 at 1855 200 M s. Eo
Daly-Judge. 10c at 9to.s7k.
Honcrine. 300 nj $3.50, zoo at S2.47x
Little Cottonwood, 5000 Mt SIC.
Mny Day, 1900 ut 12c
New York. 600 at 32o. Ill at 3oo. 1000 NJ
81 He. 5000 at 81 lsc. seller thirty days
Sacramento. 1000 at 91sc.
Star Con, 900 nj I2c
South Columbus. 1000 at SOC, 1000 at Sir
buyer sixty days: 500 nt Sic, 1900 at sac
$500 OF Sac, buyer sixty days. ''
Total shares sold, 2O.4l1
Selling value, S14,7s4 So
AFTERNOON SALES.
Carisa. 500 at 25Ec
New York. 500 nj 31hc,
Shares sold, 1000
Selling value, 1855.
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Boston Copper Letter.

James a. Pollock e. Co. furnish the follow.
ing Boston copper lcttor. received over their
private wire. - '"'''
The market was ouie, and incIinod %
he dull Particular selling pressure was MT
IN evidence, but the wonk opening in Ncyr
YORK brought out somo stocks Aftor thev
had been absorbed the market became ~! .no!
IN TONG md continued to drug all day II
seemed to be the general sentiment TO await
the action OF the Amalgamated directors To-
operations o ,
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TIME TAB
IN EFFEcr
JUNE III. fs<

ARRIVE.
No: From Ogden, Chicago
omaha. 81. Louis. Kansas CITY
and Denver ......,........... e.
thony, Idnho Falls. BLACK.
foot. Pocatello. Ogden and in
termediato points .....-. -,
No. S-From Ogden. Portland -
Butte, San Francisco ..,.- a.,
No. e-From Ogden and inter 70
mediate points .....,........," a.,
NO. l2-From Ogden. Cache Val. ="
icy, Maled' Park City and in
No, l8-Frop1 Chicago. Omaha,
ogden Gs1d intermediate polnis A,
no, 2-From Ogden, Chicago. sf ~
Louis, Kansas City, Omaha.
Denver and San Francisco. f.,
No, lc-From Ogden Cache Val -
10y, Bntte. Portland and San .
fTdSCiS'o -'f''''.'s Il;
DEPART.
No. 5-For ogden. Omaha. Chi
cago. Denver Kansas City and
40. 7-Tor Ogden Portland, :"
Butte. San francisco and in.
tcrmcdiate points ...........,, 1o.,
Nc 1-F'or Ogden. Omaha, Chi
cago, Denver. Kansas City.
81. Louis and San Francisco ii
NO. J-FOT pRueEs CaEne NlI-
ley. Malad. Park City and in
termcdiate points .............. a.
No i7-!'or Ogden. Omaha. Chi
caso and intermediate points. I'd
70. 5-For Ogden, Denver, Kan.
sas City. Omaha, ST. Louis and
Chicago ....-- -............-...., as
sNo. 13-For Ogden. Pocatello.
Blackfooc. Idaho Falls. st. An.
thony. Marysvllle and Inter-
mediate points ....,,.......... a.
No 9-For Ogden. Cache VAL
ley, Butte. Helena, Portland.
San Francisco and !nterme-
date points ............ .... 1fs
D. 4. BTRLEY. G.. p. A.
d. 8. SPENCER. A. q, J
City Ticket Office. 20l Main stre
Telephone $50.
Note.-Train numbers shown abs,
Oregon Short Line train numbers. ,
not apply TO the Southern Pacific v
Ogden or the Union Pacific east ii
YELLOWSTONE PARK TRAr
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EN- ROUTE TO NEVADA,
Prof. Emmons Of United States Geo
logical Survey in Salt Lake.

Prof. j.. i. Emmons OF the United States
geological survey, in charge of the invesi.
gauon by that department into the metal
deposits OF the various mining districts is
In Salt LIKE. en- route TO Nevada where
surveyors havc been engaged for several
months on the preparations OF charts show.
ing the most favorable points for mining
operations, These will bc of incstjmahlc
value 10 investors as well as miners and
prospcctors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
OPEN BOARD

Columbus Con. 100 at s7. go, 100 at 81. .ss
100 at s7.75, is at 81 60, 80 at go
Lower Mammoth 500 st Sic 500 at soc
500 at Soc. N
Little Cottonwood, 1000 at SIC.
May Day, 1900 Mt lOMo. 1900 at 1oc
Nevada Hills. 600 at sa.27h.
New York, 1000 ut 31c. 500 nt a1Hc
Shares scId. 1915
Selling value, S60735o
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Gets Another Clerk.

Frank Wall has been appointed assist
ant postmaster at the Blackfoot Office
John Wall has been assigned to the po-
sition of stamp clerk. Two clerks are
now allowed. since the Office has been
advanced from the third to the second
class.
Blackfoot Will have a big Pioneer day
celebration. \ committee is now at work
on the details. The Riverside cornet
band viii furnish music.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
BUYING AN AUTOMOBILE.
Blackfoot Firm Orders Chug Wagon
From Salt Lake House.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
BLACKFOOT. Ida. July iS,-The real
etsate firm OF r. r. Jones & Co has
placed an order with the Shannin Auto
mobile company OF Salt Lake for a REQ
machine.
The Wapelo postofiice has been dis
continued. and those heretofore getting
mail at that Office will be given service
through rural route No, 8 from Black
foot
w. Orr Chapman Is studying law in
the Office of Attorney G. f. Hansbrough
w. y. Younie has bought the Bingham
County Nursery
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For Sale.

100 De Forest Wireless stock at $500
(stock transfera ble). VIII be glad to
receive n bid. as stock must be sold at
once. f. N. West e. Co. Phone los
227 D. +. Walker Bldg.
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Ore Shipments.

The Pioneer sampler released tho follow.
ing number Of Of ore "Wednesday: stock
Ton: 2; Nevada. 2; Bingham. 2; Tintic 2
The Taylor and Brunton sampler released
the following; Tintic, o. Nevada, IS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
Ore and Bullion

The orc and bullion receipts for Wodnes.
day. gwen by Mccormick & Co fol-
lows: Ore. S22. .00O bullion, SEQ 600
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GIVES UP POSITION
At ANNIE LAURIE
Manager Levy Has Resigned to
Accept Offer From An
other Company.

Samuel NJ Levy one OF The best
known of Utah mining engineers and for
practically two years just passed scry-
ing in the capscity OF manager OF the
Annie Laurie minccmf wybg kcmfwyvb
Annie Laurie Mining company, has tom
dcrcd his resignation 10 the officials Of
the company the Same TO take effect as
soon as possible. Mr.. Levy stated We'd
ncsday that his resignation had not yet
been accepted, nor had his successor
been named, but owing TO the urgency OF
this step IT is likely that the change
Will be effected within n short time.
Upon being relieved from duty 1T 'he
Annie Laurie, Mr.. Levy Will become
identified In the mos; active manner
with tho National Development company,
OF which he is one o! the large stock
holders. For several years Mr. Levy has
been identified with Willard r. Snyder
and his associates, holding mutual inter
ests In their operations The p-"s .nt
step Is but the logical outcome OF thrsc
interests
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
Mining BianEY-

Stock certificates. seals. reports book
less. Prospector's Manual (Coppsy, soc
Tribune Job Printing Co,
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The Metal Market.

The metal quotations for Wednesday, given
by McCornick & Co, were as follows; Sill.
ver. 65 y &C; lead, $5.75 copper lsc.
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Nevadas in San Francisco.

James A. Pollock & Co. furnish the fol.
lowing San Francisco stock quotations. re.
cciVcd over their private wire:
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NEW YORK ORE,
Rich Rock Extending Hundred Feet in
Depth Continuing.

WORK upon the New York property Of
fark City is progressing in the mest salts
factory manner, the Management sending out
an average Of three tons Of ore onch day
For one hundred feet along the strike Of Tho
vein INC New York management hns proved
up their ore. the same being continuous
from the $50 TO the 7su-foot level with
n widTl varying from eight 10 twenty inches
reports from Park City are to tho effect
That the mine is in splendid condition.
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Much Good Accomplished.

1t transpres that Mr.. Levy conte0
plated resigning from the Annie Laurie
last fall, when he desired to take up the
new duties upon which he is about 10
enter now, but decided to remain until
the Annie Laurie had been placed In
position TO enter upon its career as one
OF Utah g most activ eproducers. Dur
Ing the time he has served as manager
the mill at the mine has been enlarged
and o large amount OF new equipment has
been added. A great deal OF development
work also was accomplished, and he
leaves tho mine with the satisfaction OF
placing In the hands OF his successor
property reody for henvy production.
Mr.. Levy is one OF the most capable
mining men Of Utah, and as one Of the
Beld men for the National company he
VIII find a congenial field for his abli-
ties. This organization has extensive
mining interests in Utah, Nevada and
elsewhere
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19

J. OBERNDORFER- STOCK BROK-
ER, l61 S. Main. Tel. Bell 7e2.
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San Francisco Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. July Is-The official
closing qutat,ons for mining stocks today
were follows.
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Will Sink the Shaft.
Boston Stock Mrket.

James A. Pollock Co. furnish the fol.
lowing Boston stock quotations received
over their private wire:
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Bid. | Asked.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
Mrs. Tnsta Roth.

There is something pathetic in the
death Of one whose years have not been
completed. something that makes one
given. maybe. a trife overgiven to sen
timent. feel grieved to see a rosebud
broken from its stem, a violet crushed
beneath the foot. Yet this sentiment
is ir an humanity, more largely devel.
ope5 in some, but still, thank God, in
sve-v human soul. So. when We are
called upon 70 follow the silent clay
the little mortal frame that held the
soul. the life. the spirit that has been
par, of our own life, and, far the bet
ter part. words have no consolation
When the heavy elods fall upon the re-
sounding planks that lie between us
and those who have been our all Ian.
ruage Is sacrilege, and silence alone is
eloquent.
Mrs. Trista Meta Eudora Roth. wife
of Theodore Roth. died at 8 O'Clock
sunday evening. and this afternoon AL
3 o'clock scrrowing friends gathered
around the little grave in which she Is
90 rest. alone but not forgotten.
Mrs Roth was born in Corvallis Sep.
tembsr 8. 1877. being the oldest daugh.
ter Of Professor and Mrs. Z. II. Ander
son. Of this city.
Here she came as a child; here she
attended the schools forming those
friendships that never die; here she
developed into sweet and beautiful wo.
here she married; here.
week ego, she gave to her husband a
laby boy. and here today she has gone
10 bsr eternal rest. Her father and
mother. O. brother and two sisters, be.
ife her husband and her son survive
.er
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
Some Court Notes

In the circuit court today Judg,
Burnett handed down the following de,
eisiohsi
y. A. Pierce vs. Luther Burt and
Lou Burt. judgment by default and
order issued 70 sell property
II, +. Holder Va Mabel Keizsr and
N. }. keizeF, defendants. demurrer
against uew matter In amended com.
plant sustained.
Carey T. Martin vs. ". d. Claggett
81 uHp judgment was given for plain.
tia on a jury verdict. The amount of
the judgment was s5l994.
X N. Wade 4 Co vs.. Chas v. Wor.
den' action TO eOufFm sale Of property,
sale confirmed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
rarmsr, EEehanFe stere.

!. g. sihrleion runs the general
farmers exchange store out In the hfih
ward. and ia building up q nice trade.
That part Of tho city is growing, and
Mr. siaploton. who came from Mon
taha the pasi year is very much pleased
with bic location In the Capital City
% Oregon. he has hopes Of landing his
brother and three sonsin,law from
Montana before The year l. up. They
are coming West. and have promised 10
Investigate Oregon. II they ever DO
that fairly they are sure 20 locate 10
the Willamette valley. Of which Salem
Il the bright and beautiful central city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
u A Themas

H. A. Thomas died az the Good Sam.
ar.ah hospital Ia this city Monday ai
LAS a. m., April o. 1906, Of pneumonia.
after an illness of three weeks.
He was 50 years old at the time of
bic death. and wac a pioneer Of Oregon,
having come 20 this state from Toledo
Ohio, With bic parents at the age Of 2
years aud lived here The greater part
Of that time. He was married 20 Miss
Jennie Doutbii. Of Waldo Hills. Sep.
tsmber 9. 1874 Besides bic wife. ho
leaves a con and daughter, Miss Ethel
Thomas Of this city, and Albert l..
Thomas Of Newport, oregon. lie also
leaves sisters and brothers as followsi
Mrs Mary Smith. Lebahoni Charles
Thomas YFeka, Calf win Thomas
Lebanon; Mrs. Ida spitEwater. Draini
and Mrs. Belle Chamberlain, Oregon
City.
In the death Of Mr.. Thomas. salem
loses one Of he most influential eitl,
Eens and business men. Mr.. Thomas
was engaged In the brokerage business,
and was prominent ih business enter.
pTises He was treasurer Of the.
Old Fellows lodge. and also a member
of the W. O. W lodge. The Odd Eel.
lows viii take charge Of the funeral
services, and the woodmen will attend
"a a body, 70 pay respect 70 their de.
isrted brother
The funeral services will be con
lueted At the Odd Fellows hall tomor,
ow az O'Clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
LOrotta Agnes WoOdbridre.

Died, OF quick consumption. Friday
April 9, 1905, at $3.50 o'clock, Loretta
Agnes Woodbridge, daughter Of George
and Pearl Woodbridge. AT the home
OF her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Holtzelaw, at Kizer, Oregon. Loretta
was born in Vancouver, b. O., on
April rs, 1904. She came to Oregon
with her parents az the age Of four
menths, ard nved with her grandI
parents until her death.
She leaves a mother and little broth,
er 10 mourn her loss The remains
were laid to rest in the HsyeviIle Gem
eteTy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
A Dandy for Bu1n

Dr. Besgin, PAna, M, writes: ''I
have nssd Ballard's Snow IAnimsat;
always recommended IL 10 my fsisads
as am confident there is no better
madA 1T Is a dandy for burAA Thoss
who live On farms are especially liable
70 many accidental s0ts, burns. bruises,
which heal rapidly when Ballard =
sno~ lAnineut Is applied. ID should
always h kept n he A0aso for sasaa
q snssg ss." as. 6oe and 81. soid
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
X-RAYS


Say there was little misanthFo,
Phy, TOO.
Miss shaw, Miss Anthony. Miss Clay
three Misses, and they made a hit
sss
The mud was gathered on CONNER
eial street today, but the rain fen on IL
for a little time Of its own.
Say, boys, the horse editor likes all
the signs OF spring, but those purple
bloomeFs OF yours, that would make a
horse leave the best road in the county
they are surely too gaudy. They
were. and are as loud as though they
came out Of megaphOne. IL Is no
wonder you cleaned up the ball game,
sss
Say, Anna; don't you think il was a
little tough on someone 70 say 'The
Journal horse editor might not have
horse sense" after he had opened up
his great big heart, and said you we're
'the real thingf" Oh, Anal on,
Shawl o tempOFa, o Moresl o os rOtun-
dumi Oh, well, the horse editor lifts
his hat to you, because he appreciates
your bTillianey and genius There.
now, b, good. and il We can't kiss and
make up-let's forget
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
CoRvALLIs a EAsr1It
TIME TABLE NO. Il

TIME TABLE NO. a.
Trains From and To Y,,.s
No. l.
Leaves Yaquina .......u.faa
Arrives az Corvallis ....ilha|
Arrives AZ Albany ....,.glttI
No. p
Leaves Albany ........r.att
Leaves Corvallis .,..... Eaii
Arrives a. Yaquiha ....., t:Rti
Trains To and From psbsa
No. g.
Leaves Albany ..,,,u... 7;AtI
Arrives AZ Detroit ......,.ii:a 81
No. A.
Leaves Detroit ..,....... i;oo .
Arrives az Albany ....,.. $50 .
Trains for corvalilG
No. s.
Leaves Albany .,,,,,,,,, Iibb a
Arrives AZ Corvallis .... s;ht
No. 10
Leaves Albany .,,,,,,,,, i;N .
Arrives At Corvallis ...., ';iiI
No. G.
Leaves Albany ...,,,,,', I'Al.
Arrives az Corvallis .... s;hl
Trains for Albany I
No. g.
LeGves Corvallis ....,,' t'h'
Arrives AZ Albany ...,,," IN
No. o.
Leaves Corvallis ...,,,.'n't
Arrives a. Albany $1,000, ~.
No. =
Leaves Corvallis ...,."' t~
Arrives a. Albany ....... Gel
Regular sunday Tnl'a
No. D.
Leaves Corvallis ........ GA'
Arrives AZ Albany ..,,.,..i's'
No IL
Leaves Corvallis ...u...ii.h'
Arrives q Albany ........rsi
No =
Leaves Corvallis ...,.... tfl
Arrives Al Albany .....,, O.
No. s.
Leaves Albany ..,....., ~
Arrives At Corvallis ....,. %
No. IL
Leaves Albany .......,ii'a
Arrives a. Corvallis ..,.. i's
No. g.
Leaves Albany ......,. ~
Arrives az Corvallis ...", &,
An Of the above eonnect VI
ern Paeino oOmpAny trainA
Albany and Corvallis. e. vss
for Detroit giving diroct
and adjacent besSA
- Broitenhush Hot spEilH
For further informati0 w
4 n AAVO rfan -
B. H. BoHEs, Agent. Absnt
H. H. CRoNIsE, assnt oor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09

In Justice Of the Peace Turner 3
court this afternoon Fred GfeIler, Of
Turner, Is being tried for the larceny
Of cord wood, furniture and other ar.
tieles, with F. thinner as prosecuting
witness Mr.. GfeIlsr has letters show
ing that the articles belonged to his
brother, ana that his brother had an.
tA0rized him to take possession Of them
This he did, and he win probably be
discharged. +. A. Turner is his attor-
ney.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
Personals

Miss Grace Williams is home from Z
short visit in Portland.
z. z. McClanahan, Of Eugene, is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. r. B. Hous
ton.
John Brophy. who underwent an op
GRAFTON for appendicitis last week. is
improving rapidly. and is expected TO
leave the hospital in a few days
Charles Morrill,. Of san jose. Cal.
who spent the past few days in this
city visiting friends, went to Portland
today, en- route to juneau, Alaska.
Rev. W. II. Sellock. pastor Of the
First Methodist church. was in Albany
yesterday. where be preached at The
Methodist church at the morning ser.
vice.
Miss Lillian Applegate is home from
and extended visit in Californis. Claire
siringer. grandson Of Rev. and Mrs
p. S. Knight. came back with her. and
viii spend The summer with his grand
parents.
Mrs F. s. Thompson. accompanisi
by her little daughter. Thelma. Of San
Francisco. Cal, arrived 10 the city sat
urday. and is visiting at the home Of
Mrs G. T. Me1ntire. on South Com
mereial street.
Miss Blanche Brown returned last
evening from Honolulu, where she spent
three delightful weeks She has been
visiting relatives and friends In Cali. |
iornia, and the month has been one
found Of pleasure
Rev George G. Ritchey. formerly
iastor Of The First Christian church
iere. has resigned his pastorate az
ioseburg. and viii remove % Mon
louih. where be viii preach al che /
church there.
Van r. Bowman. until recently On
mpIoye of che T. y. Kay woolcn mills
Z ihis city has accepted a position 90
ah Francisco. and leaves Tor that
Lace In a few days lie 10 now visit
ig bic parents 10 Portland.
o A. Forbes, general secretary Of
is y. NJ G. A, spent Saturday near !
io headwaters of Min creek. chasing 4,
be- elusive trout. He u cautious 10 !
aiing the number ho caught, but rs Q
'ris a splehdid day's outing. He took D
.veral Of The gymnasium boys with 4
.m. Il
Stafford, Aria, Guardian Eary Tues D
ay morning a quiet wedding took
lace AZ tho house of Mr.. and Mrs !
8. Mashbir. The contracting par J.
es were MF. Andrew Barusth Of No. a
alss. Arizona. and Miss Anna wendt {
Salem. Oregon. Judge p. C. Little
u,
bill Queener, the Democratic war, n
'rse Of siayioh, was In salem today "
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