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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
IRE
AROUSED
JOHN coNslolaE WOULD EN-
GAGE IN a PUolLisTlc en-
COUNTER WITH INSPECTOR
WHO CONDEMNED HIS VAN
couvER THEATER-TRouHLE
NARROWLY AvERTEp.

VANCOUVER. n G.. sept n r.
If Attorney Macdonald had not
marched bis client. John Considine.
% Seattle. cut 81 the city hall his
morning. Il Is likely there would
have been a fist fight between the
theatrical maenate and Building In
spccfor MeSpadden.
Considine wanted 10 know Why
Mcspaddsn had condemned the or
pheum fhealor. aud declared that he
had shown Partially and did not
know his business The Interview
became 80 stormy that. 70 prevent
blows being struck. Attorney Mac.
donueil took his Seattle client away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
LeeLANAw IN DISTRESS.

Steamer Beeianaw Is In distress
at Niblock harbor. Alaska. either
with her wheel lost or loosened
Assistance has been sent from
ketchikan This word was received
by the Merchants Exchange from a
report brought south by the Cottage
CITY TIE Leelanaw left several
weeks ago With a cargo of railroad
material for Cordoya aud. returning
is bringing concentrates from
Tfoadwell.
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tttttttttt+ttt

TACOMA. Sept 2i.-Firo last
night destroyed property In Taco.
ma valued approximately at $780,
600 A. q result. one woman and
one man lost their lives
The property laid waste by the
flames includes the Tacoma East
ern railroad sepot and freight ware.
house - Puyallup aY, and four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
BECK FURNISHES
DESIGN FOR A..Y.P,

Frank L. Msrrlct chief Of the
publicity rcau of tie Alaska.
iukon-Paclfic exposition has re.
ccivCd n communication from
Raphael necf the we'll known de.
sifacf of buffalo. who Us nt present
In Pans. 10 the effect thpt he has
designed an emblem appropriate
for the exposition. MIR Beck stat
od thai he would send eous of the
Cesign Ia NJ Mouich as soon as Il
was received from the snEtaver,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
plcKpocKer ARRESTED.

Carrie Miilet who has recently
been released from the state pcni-
Tertiary AZ sNaila Walla. where she
has been serving term for picking
pockets. was arrested this morning
by sergeants wilkes and speor. and
locked up on suspicion No charge
has heen placed aglnal her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
GORDON CASE SUSPENDED.

r. u. Gordon, sha vas tried in
Judge OuFdnn'a court for lnterfef
rms IN the arrest ~ a younK boy
has been suspended on Judgment
IN IN reported that Gordon all bring
an action against the police officer
Who made his arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
FlsHERMEN TO FIGHT.

Frank Sohhu and Peter Glass ar.
rested Eos fishing In Elliott bay
within the three milo limit. are 10.
trunlned TO fight he ease ana
flniue Warden ltiof ia equal, deter.
mined Co meet them at ovcrt Watc.
even 90 making ease fer each ul
the 20o salmon found In their a1a
session
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
POWDER EXPLORES

SANTA CRUZ Cal. Sept n. a
wheel in mill No 10. OF the Calf
fornla Powder Works. exploded this
morning Percy West, who put ou
charge Of soc pounds Of green
powder. was thrown 20 feet into a
fumo Of running water and badly
burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
STATE PUBLICITY LEAGUE

The State Publicity league Il
meeting his afternoon at the Seat
tie Commercial club There will b.
another meeting at 4 o'clock 20
night Many delegates from diff
ferent parts Of the state are pres
ruf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
wlLLErTs LAST LECTURE.

DIR. l.. q. Willett delivered his
nfth address NJ the First Christian
church last night. his subject being
John and Universal Christianity :
DIR. Wfleft will deliver his last ad.
dress Of the series. speaking on the
"Firat Century Of Christian His
tory"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

Hxo kox1 ssrf I'll Scores q
azsrsas acre hsia to-day as fast AZ
. besss esfe identified ard sarn-
= ssss = the relatives The au.
AwHk< are EnasinE Ggod use 81
- ts<fiesn sal'ors ffeH fhe K1n-
x<' Assna Ths Yaakse tsfs wors
sRAslY MARI balainEs which
~ ssmagsd must b. fansd Ths
4zst sssimafes stli clinE 90 tire
sr'<a4i Hafsfa4ai u aad dead. aul
! k~ u i2sea9ssa
~ Eaiaeh.ssaa ana West Kent
ssSssfs ar aesking teddy help
= y tlsar he sshFis lsft ~ the
arAeen Ths dead are being ear
- assy b. sarlaaas. ard shipping
= 'sssmed but II hampered BY a
srsky - lighters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
WATSON DELAYED.

- Anchor liHe steamer watson
= ~ ways ~ MoraHa and her
. sailing Tor Fan Francisco
been changed from tomorrow
sunday Her bottom ia being
80 $3.50 and other improvements
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TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
SUED FOR DAMAGE 5

Don T. Johnson. a printer. has
filed SUIT against the Seattle Typo
graphical union No 202 for 10000
damages tie alleges In his com
plaiut that the members Of the
union conapired against him 70 de
pfIye him 81 4 livelihood, and also
committed other ludlgnitics towards
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

} H0SGKoSc. SEP. Is An
} sattu f<ss Of 500 fishing
mx xas lnas IN the q phoon,
! nj stx lzrssafsd the mortal
sHy . la.ese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
'vNERAL ID 70. FoRsYrHr.

~. 'hs iupefal o. Ara r. n Fsr-
-. q Tacoma, sister n aira J.
: ,i ignhE ana Miss Aaasr B,rre
g.. - ~. wlli take place Sunday.
L. e,s'''gsf g. 81 O'clock ffun st
9a cathedral Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
KILL POLICEMEN

MuLMIYAzH. sept. 7i-peas.
ants Killed seven policemen in re-
yenge fer the arrest u u revolu-
tiouafy aEitafor.
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Will VISIT sReMeRroN.

At the request OF The otisons Of
8rcnierton the Warrington con.
grosslonal delegation viii visi the
navy yard. SD That the members
may see What .e needed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
TITUS ARRESTED AGAIN.

Or Herman P. Titus. socialist
orator. was n.restcd again last
night for delivering hir usutl ud.
dress. by Sergeant Wilkes. This
makes the fourth arrest OF Titus.
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tsssssstrssst,
Upton sAlls.

q LIVERPOOL sept "a SIR
: 4hguzAE f1rion. aeeamHH
. ~ Tray Pay 0goHnoE and
= rsff. aaiisd for America today
q LONDON. sept n eir
: Thomas Upton Says he wlll
q thufuughiy 50 into this matter /
. a building a challenger Nhen /
. be- waits America thh fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
Men From the Marietta, GarrisOned on Sugar
Plantation Near Cienfuegos, Attacked by In
surgents-- Situation in Southern Cuba is
Most Critical.

press the rebellion 70 the core
spondenis here Governor Eunez
last night said
Can ouell Rebellion.
In my interview with Secretary
Taft today stated that the govern.
ment was able 10 quell the revolu-
ton. but IL would not be- able. as
the Spanish government Was not
able With 100000 men 10 protect
All the foreign property in Cuba II
must be remembered that one man
can burn thousands u acres of
cane and blow up railway bridges
worth many thousands 81 dollars
Many Of the men under arms have
no fixed ideas Of political affairs.
and others are merely employ ed all
yenturers.
America Must Act
4 told Mr. Taft that the American
government. acting sith the eHlab-
lIshed government u Cuba. and
that alone. can stop the revolution,
and. ia my opinion, the Plat
amendment can BE- Interpreted in
that sag onlY thus can the repub-
JIG De con anllahlea.
Given other interpretations,
desperate people can bring inter
Nention az ans time By destroying
foreign property The American
government Is noN holding tho
future Of the Cuban upnhlic II IL
helps the government stop this rev.
oiution there may b. 20 more fear
Of moro revolutions. because the
Cubans viii see that The United
States will compel Law aud order in
Cuba b. sustaining the established
government
Future viii Sc DARK.
If We are compelled 10 yield IN
der pressure ~ ahafl lose our IN
dependence and the future Of Cuba
vii be dark as temnesfuous
night Knowing the motives exist
enf IN the heart Of the ruler of the
Rrandesi nation IN tho world. I DO
not fear. and expect generous deal
ings | believe Independence is
safe and that We shall emerge from
this situation better able TO sns-
tain the stability Of our republic"
: The government has granted
aasses 60 General Asbert. one Il
the insufgeHt leaders IN Havana
province. and General Machado
rna Oresfes FerrerM. inaurEent
leader Of Santa Clara province. 80
come 20 Havana 10 testify before
the Americas inediaiorA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

-. Yuass F'ratef Ia the su.
amt this morning Deputy
...,lns ATTORNEY John 2 Mil
.s.rssa. Indirectly thar the
go \ TIE Mitchell CHeitield In.
-, axan.Ssioh vas determined
- h.,prs the tesinnlnE % ths
.s.l,aa q he women er Wit
NssF& a.. hitch M.
- csagx,siag this commission
- ,ss,r first aaesiions u vas
-. .seavnt 70 me. and should
=. ~, 10 everyone lusi exactly
-. - q, catcome u tbs oxamlnR.
= sqalt y
sssers Is Presented
y ulllsFs pmarhs were mate
,~s.lx Fellow lnE the formal
....sss.tlen 10 the court 4 The
..S.xs Il he Insanity commission
ss-sk rsport The commission de
..ss ssA Esshes Mitchell and
- = rfsffieli 10 have hgsn insane
Z n tlms Il the sllllng 81 George
So, and 10 aiill b. Insane
- Absolutely ssionudcd hat
= vusalszien. after hcaFtng thh
'.,..ese Ia hts Investigation.
80 md m a report 70 the ef,
" ihas .hese women are Insane,
1870 ~. Miller after the EtnoFt
" t<sr v<<iyed b. tho court
csras<t q wesnen.
- eusduet e tha wumea them
- "a sheiF examination ~
a. scnmixSicx cuald isase no
-. i III Sind of ans man aa 60
- MaRy canflnarst Mf Miller
sxse . ~ woeds ol Esther
ss.hs4 Yes I kilsct George. sH4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
CORRECT SCHOOL
ATTENDANCE

The correct total Of the attend
anre ~ The Seattle public schools
is 1881 OF thla number l,hhz are
high school students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
STRAUSS SUCCEEDS koPP.

wAEHrNGToS. sept si-i.ouis
aitausa vii nuerced 1ohu G. kapp.
resigned. a. postmaster ~ Sunrise.
AlsskR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

EVAsTAT|ON
. IT HONG KONG

nrrss AND SAILORS AS
gsr IN sEllEF-BootEs AaE
suslEc As QUICKLY As
efNrlFlEp 49, SKIPPING ne 4.
xnEa ALTHOUGH BADLY
ssxSfsrp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

, .LizAbErHGRAD. sent Pr 4,
! : number af peasants ra.d-.I ,
, - s.'ais and killed the o0Her. 4
! $4,000 =. ,, siotah1nsaa. f9aa 4
J ,, rs.,.p rouhles N oash ana dia= =
sleuiea the money aaione b. /.
! 1, f'AE villagers 1t the tIriH= :
Fttek
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I. DEAD.
q MRS , G PETERSON, AGED !
. q. wife Of proprietor Of Wind
. sor restaurant
4 An UNKNOWN TEAM ,
sTER. burned ia Rusaeii'a It's
. cry barn
DESTROYED nv FIRE. /.
. one hundred and fitty horses
. Tacoma Eastern railroad de
. pot and freight warehouse !
Four fr1me buildings gt puy I
= allup nv. and East G at
Several thousand dollars
worth Of vehicles I
Three frame dwellings on 4,
. EHst q st. I
Puyallup Nv bridge
Several hundred feet Of I
. track leading TO Yards of Ia. I
. coma Eastern I
= -Four Tacoma Eastern freight ,
: cars I
= Property loss. approximate. ,
ly $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

. WASHINGTON. Sept. a. !
. Navy yard dispatches an. ,
q nouncs the arrival a. Havana
this morning Of the battle :
. ships Louisiana and Virginia, :
q and the cruisers Tacoma and 4
q Cleveland. The Minneapolis ,
= and Newark are expected 70 {,
. STRIVE al hayana tonight, or ,
. early tomorrow morning. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
u. r. Miller Charges MitChell-CreffleId In
.,uit Commission With Deciding Upon YER
dct Before the Examination Began.-C Com
mission Declares Its Belief That Both
womsn We're and Are Insane.

fer good cause. and I'm Eiad tha,
asa. aad I would do the same thing
hKaiu under the same cirCum.
stances knew what the penalty
for she act Vas and I am prepared
uow To suffer that penalty
nocs that sound like the state
mvnt Of An insane person.
VIII yua tell me how the prose
cutting attorney ~ thsa county h
Foink 10 punish muFdervrs when Il
b possible for a third party to slip
in. suggest insanity aud secure the
release ~ the murderer
critleises tine Court.
JudEe Miller criticised the man.
uer IN which the examination had
beeii conducted and eharscd the
court with negligence ia not hoins
present throughout al 81 the aea.
sious ct the commission
Following Mr.. Miiler'a address
Imdre Frazier declared himself per.
feetlf satisfied With the FpnoFt -
the commission. bat declared thai
he Wnald kiye the pFosecHlluE at
tofueYs office every uIpoftnntiy 80
perfect an appeal To thls rud be
stated that be had determined to
commit the women 60 a Nashins
tua stale Institution. wherc they
coala remain until the appeal had
been beard
Attorney CLARK. 81 Portland.
representing Esther Mitchell. asked
that the ease ~ slfiekeH ffum the
calsn1lF. aaA this waB cote.
Yesterday Aftsrnoon.
Thas both Maud Cfeffisid and
Esther Mitchell atr insane vas de-
claFsd Informally IN Judge Fratefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
TACOMA FIRE SWEPT:
TWO PERSONS BURN
RUSSIAN REIGN
or TERROR.

! vLADyosToK. Sept 2ls.-
The reign of terror Is here. II
is charged that officers are
using their official positions TO
enrich themselves. and much
immortality Is charged among
} the naval and army Officers
}
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
CUBAN REBELS FIRE
UPON u. s. SAILORS
PLOT DISCOVERED.
ST prrFaanilao a.n,

= ST. pLftNbhUHN, SEPT. n. !
= Fourteen anarchists were ~. I
rested today as = result, Of tho I
4 dseevsry 81 a plot 20 hiil the /
= eFar.
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HAVANA. Sept n The siiua.
ton in southern Cuba g. most crit
ical Dispatches received this morn
inc from Cisnfuagoa say that al.
ready United States forces have
been fired upon by The rebels
haiiars from the Marietta. gar
fiHoned Al the soledad sugar estate
ln thu outskirts 81 CleHfueEos. were
attacked By the insurgents ycater-
day The fire was returned and af
ter a short conflict the rebels fled
Further engagements are expect
ed aud d IL believed United States
regular forces Will be required 10
paciiy che rebels ~ THE point
Outlook Not Bright
The outlook IN Havana FOR an
early settlement ~ the difficulties
T. not bright The different fac
lions are 80 Ear apart that Il seems
hopeless 70 attempt "a bring them
together
The fact that the business inter.
eHia ~ Havana are extremely anx.
ioua fof annexation in expected 20
have much Influence with Presl
dent Roosevelt Secretary Taft has
wasted little time since his arrival
here He has been In almost con
slant conference with the lea
81 the different factions
Lose Their independence.
lie has pointed out 10 the leaders
that unless they can aEree upon a
settlement ~ The difficulties they
viii undoubtedly lose their indie.
penaenre This. Il Ii believed. win
have some effect upon the people.
who are anxious 20 retain their ia.
dependence
Governor Nunez. a Havana prov
inre. Whn has been IN conference
With Secretary Taft several times
since the istters arrival here. a.
making oYert effort 20 induce the
United States 10 step In and sup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
BANK cLeARlNes.

Increase over Same
date last year. s 5ts,faf.is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
Yesterday Afternoon.

Thas both Maud Cfefiisid and
EathsF Mitehell aFr insane Vas de-.
cIar,d Informally IN Judge Fratef's
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-30
NEW BANK AT NAMPA,
The First National Organized With a
Capital of $4,000.
Special 10 The Tribune.

special TO Inc Tribune.
NAMPA, Ida. July 2s,-Nnmpa Is to have
tAl Of s25,ooo., The application for n char ar
ter was made by Walter E. Miller Of Avn.
III D. 4. Miller N. A. Jones. f, A. Brown
will BIO stockholders in the new bank
Al, @. Schrook Is preparing to build n new
residence on, tho site OF his present home,
moving the old ono away.
General Manager Bnncroft of the Oregon
Short Limo has written to Mr.. Dewey that no
has giyon ordcrs for satos TO be put on the
F street crossing. 10 avoid further ncci,
dents.
Sale of Bank Stock.
J.; F, Bow has bought tho Peter Mcouat
stock in the Bank Of Nampa The prico maid
was not made public. but ii ia said tho pay
mcnt me wa was close to sl75 2 share Mr., Bow,
kIdder Mo- whore ho was i"s In tho S'fs banking idGe
{onnd business Tor many many years, and purchasing
j. d. Kaufman will build new residence
on the property recently purchased by him
Of \. NJ Prescott
Mrs. Jordan has purchased the matcrinl for
two now cottnges in Elmwood addition
George Egan and Miss Lily Clark Of this
Rlnoe were married nt the rosidcncc Of Harry
John Aryidson win let the contract soon
for a brick building, in tho place of Tho
wooden building now occupied by his sa.
Two cars OF steel havo arrived for the
brewery and work on that institution in
progressing with groat rapidty. The build
Ing VIII bo under roof in short time
Increase Of Wages.
Twenty-Five brcknycrs wcro brought IN
from Salt Lake 10 work on the sugar 2actorv
a week ago. Labor seems to be very scarce.
and contractors nre bidding against earh
othor for skilled labor. Recently the sugar
factory company announced Is per cent
rniso to oil It's help.
George j. Clarke has opened bis North
Side grocery store. Mr., Clarke recently oana
from Bruneau, whore ne was engaged in
business. ~
William II Pritchard Of Caldwell and
Miss Penrl Mckinney woro married July 81
at the Methodist parsonage, by tho Rev. Nc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-30
ROUTE OF NEW ROAD.
San francisco and Montana Line
Crosses Snake River at Homedale

Special 20 The Tribune.
CALDWELL, idaho, July 2e.-The work
preliminary to actual construction on the
Montana, Idaho & San Francisco railroad
company has definitely decided it's route. The
road crosses the Snake river just below
Musscll ferry at Homedale. 1t enters Cald.
well on the section line between tho land
o, owned by the Frost estate and w. NJ. Cupp
1t then proceeds directly through the town to
mo oregon Short Line. Tho company asked
the business men of Caldwell 10 furnish
$4,000 in cash, right OF way through and
tnree miles south OF tho city, and the right
OF way to the Ada county line This propo.
sltlou was accepted.
contractor George Irving is pushing work
on the bridge across the Boise river Tor the
BOISE valley Railway, company. The bridge
cars across by August IS
me caldwell Power company is building
brick Office building on First avenue wost
near the power house.
j. C. White who put in the Caldwell water,
CITY ht that time, has just been awarded
judgment ia the sum of S3235 against tho
city Of Welsor for work OH her water works,
ne brought suit for $4,000 and received tho
George P. Wheeler, formerly of the Cald-
wen tribune and newspaper man OF ability,
mas returned 10 Boise. Rumor has il that
NO VIII soon start Newspaper at Nampn
Caldwell News "
I. D, Raymond died nj his home in this
city Tuesday. after short siege of typhoid
fcver Deceased has lived here about two
years having taken up homestead near
here. He leaves n wife and children.
In trying TO swim the Salmon river nonr
Grangeyi!le. Tuesday II. Robinson. former.
ly resident Of Caldwell, where his parents
now hve, was drowned. He had been work
Whitebrd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-30
JACOB H. sTRATTON DEAD.
Scout and Plainsman of Pioneer Days
Crosses the Great Divide.
Special TO Tho Tribune


CHALL1S, idaho, July 29,-Jacob II s,,,,
ton, pioneer OF the Salmon river rountrv
died quito suddenly at Bonanza on Wcdncs
SSaSS nniSht' July II, Of quick pneumonia, Ho
confederate army as Artillcryman under Gen
Ice, md received numerous wounds in bat
hoa sne and % bore battle scars upon his face and
ooaS. After the whr wns over he camo out
onto tho plains and was at times scout and
messenger for tho posts at Laramie and
Gt,. other points during tie building Of tho tho
tmo with 'cS Capt ""9 Jim was BriSsoPP portion Of the
hi6toFlcal characior and OF great memory,
and in his doath is lost much renl pIonasr,
hinter! that would mako interesting reading,
I9r nc saw much service in the Indinn wars
re was married WHOM n young man. his wife
dying year or 80 later and leaving n son
WHO rs now prhoticing physician in Penn,
The Montana tunnel on Jordan creek Ia
pushing ahcad and Is now into the mountain
nearly 1900 feot.
ohildren-one daughter and two gons-hnve
arrived from Golden. Colo, and Mr. Uoar
mas entered upon his ministry in this field.
INC OSorna company, on Custer mountain
has twelve or fifteen men employed and nJJ..
ing moro needed. There is also some work
bbeing done on the old Bnchelor group on
company. Reginald Coryell is manager Of
the O1arna nhairs snd Frank Georgotta Is
foreman Mt the mines Ten more stamps ard
being added to tho mill, making II twenty.
'"H Holie1 lb pretty well
advanced and II is large crop this season
Tho second crop promises TO be big
H' Mckenzie is now running O tri.weeklv
Crock. 'A
. The North Sunbeam Gold Mining compony
ls new company recently Incorporated and
lying between Daisy location and Gromsa
crock, and extends down to Jordan crock
Report Is that some good ore has been found
claims in tho group Oh
Mrs. Cassie Pyle Of San Francisco ia whit.
ing relatives and friends in Challis. Sho
was IN tho ruined city at tho time of tba
gront earthquake and Are this spring. md
they lost all their property. "''N