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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
FOR
HUMBOLDT

Steamer Humboldt will aaii TO-
night Tor skakway and way poril
With every berth taken and all the
freight that can be slowed befweea
decks One large shipment will ~
that Of William Mckenzie. who 4
sending 90 tona % mining naehlni
cry ta hts recently purchased PROP
efty On Wiady Arm. near Caribou.
rhia machinery siil De hauled uvgi
the trail a the mines ~ Conrad
city.
Duncan shaw. one Of the largest
intsriaf traders viii go north vita
large shipment ~ eggs and othel
psfishahlea The Ruffnsr companf
wlii have several men In party
fuF Atiin mining properties cone
.troiiod hy then STA Northern Come
merrlal company men Slil - e
skaeNay thsn - nassoa. for Nork
Gu the compaay's steamers Il A.
nrown and Paul johnson. of the
tiaalry mlnea. Will also Be Raasent
aers Lieut. Paul Hurst. returning
frnm a vtsig 70 Washington. y c.
viii 50 north % bis poal AZ Port
WIN n. Seward The Humboldt
Niii sali a. . O'clock tonight from
Pier A.
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To
BE TAKEN
CITY WILL rRV JUDGE MORRIS
DECISION. RELATIVE TO THE
HoLoATE STREET IMPROVE d.
mENT. IN The SUPERIOR
COURT.

The city - Seattle Will take an
appeal from the decision rendered
by Judge Morris tn the lioiTaic st.
Improvement ease 80 the effect that
the railroads owning property on
the Tide lands used Tor right Of way.
cannot be assessed lot the laying Of
pihuhiuK on streets where they have
contracted 20 erect overhead bridRes
~ their own expense wtsgegef the
needs 81 the city dema ati.sn
Il f. probable that bafh the city
and the Great Northern railroad will
appeal the case, The decision ~ 10
the effect that ordinarily the prop.
srtY Of the roads can be asneHaed for
street improvements sud from that
point the road itself may appeal
bat that the roads have contracted
10 build the overhead bridges and
that that contract relieves them
from the expense of laying TEN
pofafy paving on those portions ~
the streets 10 be covered by such
bfidarH
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SITE: IS
REFUSED
OFFER OF MILWAUKEE, RAIL
ROAD IS TURNED DOWN nv
COMMITTEE - CHIEF COOK
WILL CONFER WITH MR..
HUGHES.

That the site offered by the Nit
waakee railroad Go the city as a
hfu station Ia exchange Tor the site
ct the present station at the corner
az Utah aud Massachusetts sta ~
net a satisfactory one. Ia the onin-
ton ct the members ~ the fire and
water committee Of the city couoeii.
which last night rejected the tail
roads offer for an exchange OF the
properties. Chairman Xhtnden. OF
the committee. atsi chief Cook. OF
the department. viii take the mat
ter up with y g Hughes attorney
Tor the Milwaukee. IA an effort 60
arrange some other adjustment OF
the difficulty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
EXTEND ROAD

The Illondiks Mines railroad IL 10
be extended from Dawson 10 point
beyond BONANZA. according TO n
statement made 81 the hut
Ter hotel by ]. n Rogers tmf
fic manager of the white Pass 4
Yukon route. The material for this
construction will move nt once.
Mr. Rogers estimates that more
freight viii move into Dawson this
year than there has been for the
last three seasons. Heavy hydraulic
machinery VIII be one Of the com
modities. and already 30 hlt knowl-
edge. five new dredgsra will be
taken into the Interior BY well
known companies.
The water system for the camp.
making Il possible 20 work many Of
tho large concessions, will be IN
stalled this summer and the output
from these gold laden claims Will
be enormous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
WRANCEL IS
RECOVERING

The city OF wrangei Il quickly re
covering from the fire which a week
Aso destroyed tho huslRcas neciina
of the town Puracr Floyd Hush ~
the Humboldt stated that buildings
we're being erected Just as fast a.
the lumber could BE- turned 0ut from
the mill There Ii no cause for aid
according 10 the report. Wrankel
citlsena being amply able 20 pro.
vide fuf themselves The last three
steamers north carried sufficient
supplies hot present purposes and
large orders have been placed With
Seattle houses Zoe the rrpleniHhinE
% burned stocks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
ROBBED IN
SALOON BOX
MAT HIT aoEs TO SLEEP AND WHEN nc AwAkENs FINDS
THAT CASH AND CHECK MISSING.

Matt ltill. of New Westminster
n G., went 70 sleep In a bos OF the
Union saloon. ON lat ay =. last
night. according 60 report left at
police headquarters by Patrolman
Jack KinE. and when he woke up he
found 500 In money and a cheek fuf
$40 missing from bis pockets
The man believes that someone Ia
the saloon titled his clothing and
made away with the money The
bartender OF the place explained To
tho officer who Investigated that
several women had been ia ths box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
WED In VICTORIA

Wooed and won In two weeks Il
the reoufd "a the account Of Cupid
as result ~ the nupttaia performed
nor Julius Parker and Mrs Gather
Toe Douglas At Victoria. on Mon
Aay, AZ high noon Mr. and Mrs.
Parker returned a. ~ 8 city on Mon.
AaY evening and Surprised their
fllhny friends BY che announcement
ot their wedding.
2 Mr. Parker IL designer for the Sc
attic Cloak a Suit company Tho
bride was also working IN IN. same
establishment They became aes
gQaintsd two weeks ago and their
enlargement and marriage followed
IN rapid succession To-day they are
ecih receiving ths congratulations
~ their friends
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Sen Tn ACRES part bottom land. O.
atrvs Improved D. head II cattle. nun
spaH horses and al Kinds % farming
implements.
- aAf-so ncrSs q aerrs impravcsf sol
fruit trees mostly applrs and cherries.
one acre hihckheffiaa ans enc acfu ia
fnHnHufgtrss and other berry plants
sbouf 81 aerrs Ia timeef The place i
Just enc mile from railroad station
suud eakun road
g. esA-tsa arfss g. Ncrea ffmpfuVsa
haiaure timber cows 4 hnfsea.
Nasona. ali Kind faFtuins lnpleusants
There are about 10 fruit ifvea
4 go ~ anrUa. 10 aarrs ufidar Guilt.
FaflaH = more siaHhsst. balance in
timhsf tta frutt iruua ) rtwa une
horse wasun ard buggy 2 sets "a harz
ness and Roinr farm taots
3 AZ q arFvH. ~ aeFes under cuitiva
ton halaare ln tinibsF a. fruit trees
an hHafins
HtsuMSKOu a ERICKSON.
40 Washington HASA
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but his statements were not Hatih
factory 90 tho policeman aud he 90
reported 10 headquarters
Hllla money consisted Of four $50
Canadian bills aud the rest was Ia
silver lie knows Proprietor Lin
Htrum Of The saloon. ia fact IN re-
ported 20 ue stopping with him nov
and thought that ho was In the ~.
flee when he dOzed off u vas one
OF the regular saloon boxes. how
ever and there wcre number oi
people entered n. according 10 SIN
ployes who were working ga The
place during the night shift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
WOMAN WINS CASE

Judge orifnn 6f the superior court
yesterday decided that the Olympic
Circle. Women ~ Woodcfaft, VIII
have o. take Mrs Anna Woodfing
back into hia fold. and ALLOW her
the Insurance benefit Olympic
Circle. which IL located ~ Ballard.
mairtnlned that because Mrs.
WoodduR took care Of sister who
died four years ago ~ diaeasa
somewhat resembling consumption
Mfr WoodrinR Waa not physically
eligible Tor the Insurance. Mrs.
WoodripF Joined the order. bat WAS
expelled. According 10 the courts
order she will have 20 he fe=instated.
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QtEEN ANNE HOME noURra
bufom hourv mossern. en sth West
ANH tine Wow basement rleetrieif,
AUD FaH iot NxtM Trrma
ST HA Nel t1fat nafth b faatn aa..
house WHd laundry. hasemant .iesi
lHf furnace, hafh Haa aud eieelA Ia,
ftwFn rruirnt sttpa and watka iaa.u
io - sraaed and seeded iot NNiN
- - tHfHt forth. Opposite Crockett
rtam new house. aeWur aan aud aiasl
tFittA fireplace lawn 10 he aradad
and Hcoded terms
SOUTH SEATTLE HOMES
3 80 tef teu new thfrrs faunt col
l.ssgs. eieetticit1i GA Suaaualmie e
N.suaneW slx rooua house aud hath
riretftfitf Rainier - TERMS
snuftt SEATTLE FACTORY LOTS
81 nne aeft lot hotNtrn railroad
and rar Iiur
p 49, Two hundred feet frontaEr on
failfuad, between railroad ana ca
snc. one facing street also rhls /.
a iihr factory site
tNrERnAY.
- AZ ANrafunm hauue modern q.
81 hot lath Ave wet near orchard
Income NNae let month rcrms
WARE s IRELAND.
Ct Bailey nuiidinH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
SUBURBAN NOTES

HtLiMAS. Apr &C. x stur,es
want has closed the deal 20 pufs
chase the franchises. contracts.
mains aud fight.of. way Of the mi.
nan waisf system ffom { u Hlli.
man. the founder ~ HiilmAn City
4r HlllmnnH Interests 10 uthef
places made him wish 10 Esf rid u
tho details of the water system
Brighton also is supplied FROM the
Hlllmaa main pipe aud Mf aturtc-
sant already controls the Rainier
beach aYsissn. - this deal Nili give
him all the advantages ~ combins
glna. II is expected 10 connect the
three systems IA ore and % give The
Rainier valley better aervire 10 the
future. ufth no Increase % rates
RAINIER BEACH. Apr The
Old DR. Merrtck homestead over ksok
lag the lake here h 90 be plated
lnto half ar. tracts and put 90 ,hs
market A force Of mea are OF
work clearing the land
COLUMBIA. Ape. s-Ths funeral
Of Eugene Lord. Who died Of hears
failure. vas held from Batter
worsh'a Mr. lord vas a msnhef ui
the q A r. and vas an old resident
here
KIRKLAND. Apr. 81 Grand
ball will be given AZ the X = hail
Of Kirkland ON the evening o. April
IL
An art recital vas given BY Miss
N y Morris al the kirkland X y
hall on the evening % April :
The ladies Ala nociety % tbs
Kirkland NJ. Y. church wiil give al
Easter hsEaar a. tho church oa
April ~ and "a
Oscar Koch % kirkland has
moved into the residence 81 Jack
and will run a large chicken ranch
in the near future
G 4 Parish Of Kirkland IL goinE
around with hts face handaEed up,
nursing a boil on hiH l.ft eye. or Al
he refers - Il. as one Of Jobi
enmfuftern 1"
!. p Braiiiior - erecting q large
residence few blocks north Of me
Kirkland po~soffies
FOSTER. April s-Some Of the
pupils 81 tho Foster school have
started a petition asking that TIE
sans teachers be hired fog the ~.
suing year This petition has besu
signed by all the scholars OF the
Foster school with the exception Of
ore Who refuses 90 sign a. The 20.
tition will BE- taken around 10 the
parents Of tho children now a..
tending school and after all the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
FIND the RECORD

Aaarch among the records ~ the
IeounfY Jail has revealed the fact that
Tho 80 which 1uiier Oscar Wise took
from Charles Bennett when the lat
ter was pramHturclY discharged, has
deem credited on his commitment
Wise has maintained that he took
tho money 10 apply 10 tho mnns
fine. ana this discovery bears out
his statement. but does not account
for the failure TO record his dis
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
A Bad Cut

The cut In prices that will be
made Friday and Saturday At Bar
tells Red Cross drug store go End
ave. are bad for competitDrH. but
good for buyers Regular 81 30 fever
thermometers. 9ne. ladies' $50
shoulder braces slc. boys and girls
Sc shoulder braces. &c mems
braces. same reduction. clutches. all
sizes. ff75 pairs ti20. = of on
elastic bandaEes and trusseH. s'-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
TO SEE THE HORN

WASHINGTON. y. G.. April s.
Secretary Root has consented. upon
The request Of South American dip
l0mats stationed here. 10 extend hts
Projected Walt 10 Rio de Janelro
around the Horn 10 the various
other South American countries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

SAN FRANCISCO. April Wal
Tor Scott. the Oath valley miner
and actor charged with assault 20
commit murder hy the authorities
OF san nsrnhrdino county. appeared
before Judge dunno yesterday
with q petition foe hin release nn a
writ of hahsas corpus Judge Dunno
released scettY on 500 ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

Mayor Moore experts nnon 10 TAXI
~ With memh~fs ~ the council 4
Hsfstsat to establish two or more
police sub stations lie expresses
ths upinian that there should BE- Al
least a sub-statian in The Pike si
district and aus at Fremont
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Ia E.,.,.-cen,lnu.a

R.al gs,s,.--cen,irs.s
CALHOUN. pESSY a EwiSo. iNc
ma
NNw 6sroufn raftaEss or Hafnter
Ifossissar.a T. ulnntss Ftfs frsam $50
pas ave-. los tltisa. = his snag tsfms
c@sr,
MA
New cottage. tnf eaMiiT. ON y Bread.
NaY FIRE Ftra uas biask from ar
This h Fauf ehanee
VACANT LOTS
$50
Carrsf. Fsiaa North ufasdsar die.
triet fins rise % Lake Washington
BE
lot nxsf on Capitol HIl nsar car.
this = a bargain
ws.m ALASKA BUILDING
u lots Esiss Mspis f.saf addition
- each.
} isis, hiegks from ear line. euesn
ssdn. nies corner on 10th ave ~sas
snxis sued view. $50
rrIm GA sfh ave Nsst. between No
Qraw ard craekatt un easl sife q
street all improvements paid = 80
axiH. az Ifh ave. Nest uuotFsfrnctai
Visu. M timer huilalnK spot on Queen
Anha tfili, improvements paid. hso.
b. rnneu house. intsfhaf. fzsf ths
thin3 fnr a baarfinE house. aH kinda
~ fruit ground iaoxim. unofAtruetsd
X e HYERs q CO ~. Arcade.
CAN'T BEAT THEM.
I fine lots. IN good LEGATION. uaxin
each good street aed alley, lis blocks
CHARLES p. ADAMS.
- Calman building
nEsr nuVa M KING COUNTY
q so rash balance hnd years. for
large H-rfarv hotel Hnd grounds. unsuf.
passed fer vie@ and viii Do n money
maker faH the fiHht person 60 ran r.
o. - Ter the large ipt fust north -
Vrsirr Way. ga 18th awe uualsatrirfad
viaw 81 die usantain4 ara iaks
Washington II BE- pleasure c. take
people 20 look AZ 40 suud q haH.
WtMaiffp BROS
80 Cdiman Building
WTTTLEH A. JOHNSTON
Houses Lata. Farms. Acreage.
Eoa
acrcs AZ lard quarter mitr from
Kirkland. fiea cash.
fa0
- feet of waterfront on HaHud. !
miles from Seattle. 8 boats a day.
Rooms is 20 % Downs Block
Phoass Main 7si-Ind- A at55.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
Bargain In Butter

Best Iowa Creamery reduced 10
Zoe per ~. Friday only egRs z2'he
per dozen. Jersey Butter Store. SOS
Pike. -.
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S mo THERED
nv WHEAT

IDAHO FALLS. April 81 ID.
Davis was amothered and Charles
Beach WAS perhaps fatally injured
In loading wheat nj n warehouse
yesterday They we're buried under
falling sacks. and II sas nearly an
hour before they we're discovered
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parents have signed q will then be
turned over GO the hoard 81 directors
0f the Foster school
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RlvERToN. April The River.
ton Laurel club Of thla place will
hold It's regular semi monthly meet
tag at MCCoya hall tonight
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A FEW SNAPS

g. assa a. acres north % ballard acre
tracks joining fhsa settling a. from gidul
% - per acre. investigate.
s. sasaas lets. nna haork frufn Madison
street. ali ia fruit and berries A
aioue4 maker,
3 xoA AGREE overlooking LAKE
Washington hiecks frtm ears =
fare
tael=Agre. ovutiooktns faks wash.
inKfua.
80 ard Up Tor thasx iarae tracts as
thH HIti SPEEDWAY rhey are soluk
fast 10 Yea are apHculAfuf nr Ii
yea are lpakinE for hsne. ecu on -
GEO. ". MAP.
a Eniau Hifek ~ Nifat Ave-
Fheass-1ahn Eaa tnf SCI
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BOSTON. April BE- & swift. Of
the Chicago packing firm Of Swift
a Co. died here early this morn
ing.
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fae canh. halaacr easy TERMS. hava :
beautiful hama ~ sit ruams. an Mai
son stFvet sishtiy view. al Improve
mfuta in and raid far. Price. Al 80
Nhls u So below actual value
ritE REALTY SECURITY co.
as nostan nloak
Phone Main tSA lnd tsSs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
DROP IN BUTTER

Friday aniY-brst Iowa Creamery
aae fsst ID sKHa 7gHe per ioHsu,
Jersey butter Store. sos pike -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
C0NFISCATED
SALE

Most
gains in Mems Boys and Chnen Clothing Mems Chndrnt
Goods unsP
andA M
goods
d n a eutp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05
GOOD BUYS

GOOD BUYS
Selected from apinnlpga April
Bargain shower Prise List This
iiut contains - sprcia bargains
for Arfii 0iad 60 send yuu ann
4 yuu VIII but giva your al
NfNmM
SIS No. t9s ucodsll Hollow
Handle Tuai set ...... me-
Contains brad avis aim.
ist : ehisela. / scfen dftN~F.
saw and { anuEn. u - the iarH
est stae all tools uii tempered
sse Crown NaxaFy Reversible
uid Cauprr Finiah on Cast
iron Nufti@r 1.ork .... Inc
20 NeveFsiip Nipple grip Ike
has ore and kevp your rims
true
FRIDAY SPECIAL.
s. 80 or fsi3 Set Of Asbestos
ifAns ..tasssa slid
Each set has ifons. stand
and haidef
SPlNNlNG'S CASH STORE
1919 second Ava.
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p faaws ora Ffraf ave- rftUssly
hnuss kecplag ruams. atcs rlacr. q -
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~. = a tatisH. near NaH5 cad
NJ. terms Gas Br msr 81
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COLUMBIA. Aps s-Ths funeral
Of Eugene Lord. Who died 81 heart
failure. vas held from Batter.
worsh'a Mr. lord vas a nsnhrr Of
the a. A r. and vas an old resident
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-05

% reuus fine fafnifnrc On Flrus ave.
one "a taN best bays ia city sue
- Fnesns and esrnam cottage Ia rear
god faFuisaFe, pfice taa0 TwrnaN. g4s
lows
a-raafn 5asiktnx house. eto@1 ln
zteafs snaat 80 per moath. al fpf
a 80. t.aU iowa.
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49, ceres fIaa wHfrrffaaf
-. rifles from Bfamartan. o.
- ffftsi aHTiuzH EiaH clear
-. gees. freafu house. So haHf
- a.'4s.es eaaF tarma cali nn
49, y. pfe1erfF Or afHrdaa b
- - crfsiai spffnas W.
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q u.s. acres - fsas iand fsrIHF on
Eun1 euunty rUad walking distance n
ear nearly al cleared nd Under ruisfz
uaflnn arnam house ard nufhuitainsn
large patch HtrawheFries ana smali
orchard.
CHARLES y AnAMa
10 Cniman Building
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AxiN - sssi shas - san ava aas
~ sns.ihnN biaekx neFfa ~ Madias5n
Esek ipts ars iezet Nffh auosS~slsw
x Az ard a1gntaina Ne nansistar
- a. frreatidnaiiF cord tuv.
filE1AN 4 COSTELLO.
54 1taba BuEiiiwm
Fhoees- Ind -. 1tkim faI-
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-05-31
Good Showing in
MonteZuma Camp
Evening Star Group I'm
proving With Depth and
Its Owners Are Sure
They Have a Mine.

Reports from Montezuma dis
trict, which lies twelve miles west
of Goldfeld, are most encourage
ing. The leads are easily traced,
are of good width, and are in the
formation in which mines are
found in Nevada. Wood and water
are plentiful, and all conditions
are favorable for mine develop
ment.
One of the groups on which
work is being done is called the
Evening Star. The lead on one OF
the claims has been uncovered fol
distance of 1000 feet by open
cuts and shaft. he latter is
down 40 feet. Assays made OF
ore from the open cuts OH the sur
face averaged SIS; but values are
higher in the shaft, where the lead
is three feet wide. A sample taken
from the botto n of the shaft--not
picked, but a fair average of the
three foot lead-gave a return
of Sal in gold and copper.
The formation is porphyry and
lime, and the lead as far as uncov-
cred is we'll defined. The group is
situated about mile and a hall
from the town of Copperopolis
and, like all mines and prospects
in the district, is easily accessible
It is owned by Bilkey, Vehoff anc
Curlett, who are financially able
to make the property a mine
Goldfeld Review.
One of the owners as spoken ol
in the above article, is E. E
Bilkey, who is well-known in Bat
tie Mountain, and his many friends
here will be glad to know that he
is the possessor of such a gooc
property, and all hope that he ii
on the road to making a SNUG
| fortune.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-05-31
Ballasting The
Track.
Extensive Improvements
on This Division of
Southern Pacific
to Begin Mon
day.

The work of reballasting the
roadbed of the Southern Pacific
between Golconda and Battle
Mountain and Hazen and Browns
will commence Monday, on which
date the big steam shovels will be
placed in commission at the Perth
gravel pits. Seven or eight extra
work crews will he employed on
this work which will not be COM
pleted for several months.
Conductor ". L. Dean has been
promoted to the responsible posi-
ton of general foreman of the bal
last work and will have immediate
charge of the train crews and force
of several hundred men which will
be required to carry out the i'm
provements planned.
He will also have charge of the
ballasting of the roadbed of tie
HAGEN Fallon branch line, which
will be started in about ten days
Tracklaying will follow close be-
hind the graders and it is expect
ed the road will be completed by
September lst.
The company also intends to
make a number of Improvements
in the way of Strengthening out
the curves between Winnemucca
and Golconda, including that al
Fairbanks hill.-Humbold Star.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-05-31
Requiascat in
Pace.

Mrs. Herman Oelrich has just
lost another poodle dog and buried
it with fitting ceremonies in the
little private cemetery where she
lays away her pets as fast as they
kick the bucket. Her canaries
and PARROTS and dear little poodles,
the "Tootsies' and the "Fifis and
all the rest are all given a fitting
sepulchure as fast as they pass
away.
It is a touching picture, the
grief of this society woman when
her dear little poodles and swee'
cats are torn from her.
She had special clever parro'
who could rattle off good Nevadt
swear words and talk society slanl
of the Gotham brand but it had tt
die from a cucumber seed in iti
appendix. The woman did no
take an auto ride or run over an,
street dogs for a week but remain
ed at home with her bereavement
Carson Appeal.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-05-31
HERBINE

Will overcome Indigestion and dyspep-
sia; regulate the bowels and cure liver
and kidney complaints.
1t is the best blood enricher and in-
vigorator in the world. 1t is purely
vegetable, perfectly harmless and should
you be a sufferer from disease, you will
use it II you are wise.
h. N. Andrews, Editor and Manager,
Cocoa and Rockledge News, Cocoa, Fla.
writes: II have used your Herbine in
my family, and find it a most excellent
medicine. Its effects upon myself have
been a marked benefit" For sale at Lee
maire & Sons.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-05-31
Growing Aches and Pains.

Mrs. Josie Sumner, Texas, writes, APP
ril 10Th, 1902, II have used Ballard's
Snow Liniment in my family for three
years. ] would not be without it in the
house. / have used it on my little girl
for growing pains and aches in her knees.
1t cured her right away. have also
used IL for frost bitten feet, with good
success. 1t is the best liniment ever
used.' 25c, 50c and sl.00 at Lemaire 4
Sons.