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to-day was generally qu... Prn. ci,.hs were
moro active at a decline or elxteehih ,.-
marrow goods. Johbins hYusns hal iusy
week and fne white goods hre .tiil selling
freely for spring delivery, 1877. w!tk prices
worry strong.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATION {

ed; fancy imitation. 17a1sc.; creamery p3,l,kc
Eggs-steady and unchanged. Cheese-Strong
Sugar-steady: coarse graduated and fine,
1850
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MISCELLANEOUS a1ARKDrs.

FNTEhSRUR0 PEANUT MARKWr.
PETERSBURG, VA, May s6,--PEANUTs--
sp y Arm a. jlo7h per bushs.
Neutrality-suspicious. tsrm q sto. for fancy stock;
ihH:o -.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. May ~ Tho DIX XovL 1uarkst
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
q BALTIMORE. ND. May 2o.-ssaboard Ar
Line. common and preferred Nothins odnf. i
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 2s.-FLoUR-Firm but
quiet. Minnesota patents, &A.stg4.so: do, bak-
ers'. s3.4cgs.sc: winter patents N44 81 Rye
Flour-Quiet at :3.A5Dt. Is. CornmeaI-s,eady:
ss Rye soasss a. w essnt'se s7sss
BeIley-steady; Feeding, 47Ac,; mating. sc.
Wheat-Firm No. 2 red. $780, nominal, eleva-
tor. Options 4s9tc. higher. May sle.; July.
$3.50; September, sshc.: December, Sic. @
4. G92rn-steaay: No, :.e nominal 1 elevator
9sAc.: July, sac; September, 54hc; Deem
becfIsteady Pork2s,eady; FAMILY, ;1soy;
short clear. ZIG 259ls 90: meas. ST. eaal77s Tai
mon oa to good. Sis. Turpentine1Firm a., siMap
&c.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Conce-spot RIO, quiet:
No. invoice, 7xc.; mild. steady; Cordova w q
l2He. Futures closed easy at net decline OF
SSlS pon q % iar refining
sugar. ?1l-lSo, !; refined. nrm Conrectioners'
A. SA45; mouldrA A.95; cut Loaf and crushed.
$50; powdered. 1910; graduated. $40; cubes.
Butter-rrm: creamery. l4asoMc. Cheese
Firm, unchanged. Eggs-steady and uachang-
ed.
81 Trelghts and Peanuts-Quet and unchanged !.
Potatoes-Irregular; southern, per barrel, S2Cp
o.75 Cabbages- Easy at $4,000 per crate. Cot
tonseed Oti--Quet with prices about steady OH
so13lc. DO, summer yellow. S1hG3sIsc.; do,
white, 4lc.; do., winter yellow. 4lc.
CHICAGO. May ?s.-Excessive rains in the
Northwest and reports OF o probable heavy
frost In that district caused strength to-day in
the local wheat market, the July opion closing
Oats were up kc. Provisions were shade
higher to &c. lower.
The lending futures RANGED A follovs.
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NAVAL STORES
Dull at 6sc.; sales. 100 cnsIe.; receipts, 4 $50
casks; ahipmcnts 3.7a7 casks. R,sin. Firm !;
sales 22oS barrels; receo.s S1p3 bni rsIs. fii,,.
ments, 2ss barrels; stock. SSaj4 barrels
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New York Central gen. sAs.............. esA
New jersey Central gen. 5s....,........... 1271a
Northern Paclnc 4s......................... 1o31a
Northern Pacific 10 81.
Norfolk and Western con 4s................. 1b0 s
Oregon Short Limo refundng 4s.............. $3.50
Pennsylvania cow. observation-disclosures. 80
Reading General ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1oV7s
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. IS $500. 1872
St. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s....... 851s
ST. Louis Southwestern con. &s............. 80
seaboard Air Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s7h
Southern Pacific 20 I
Southern Pacific LIST Is certifcates........ 96A
Southern Railway 6s. ........................ 7I71a
Texaa and Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1923
Toledo, st. L. and Western 4s.............. soN
Union Pacific - 1o41a
United States Steel I'd bs................... sS.s
Wabash ia
Wabash Deb. Ds....... ...,............. SIX
Western Md. S51i
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.................. eoHa
Wisconsin Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s2,s
NJ and o. Collateral Trust 4s.............. 30 n
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RICHMOND sToOh MARKET.

Richmond. Va. May "a. 1905 Z
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia Centures-l, 900 at 96h.
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LYNcHBURG TOBACCO MARKET

Lynchburg Va, May "a. 1906.
Sales OF loose tobacco on on the Lynchburg
market TOR the two weeks ending May 25th. re-
ported by John l.. Oglcaby, OF Lynch's Ware
house. were as follows:
Sold week ending May 18th, g. 100 pounds;
sold week ending May 25th. 20. 700 pounds; de-
crease for week ending May Goth, 81 800 pounds.
Sold from September J. 1905. Ito May Is. 1905,
H46. 100 pounds: sold from September l.. 1904.
70 May Is, 1906. ls,75la0 pounds; decrease
for 1905. $40, 800 pounds. 9l
The recelpts Of tobacco was very light during
the week. The condition and prices continue
been no rain for tho past two weeks, anu tho
land ia getting very dry. but here is not
much complaint OF damage to tobacco p:;,,ts.
The farmers have prepared very much OF .E.,r
land, and will plant a ll-ga proportion of the
crop on the FIRST good ssaa,n.
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New York spots steady, Middling, IL 80;
no sales.
New Orleans spots quiet; steady; un-
changed. Middling, II GIG.
The oasis., 1906-05-12

NfNFbAL NrPlifAfiON NO W Duiicd stnfn. fHnd Oflfe rhmuix Arizona Mafrh 2l Npd Notice ls hereby given fhat David klipu of Duqucsnf. santa cruH County. Afi. <0na for himself and hi. co.ovners. John iI. Martin, the estate of William 1T Barnes de. ceased, Herbert B Penney Mrs Matte K Davis R H. Richardson, D. C. Chalmers. and the Pride oi the West Mining and Milling Com. pany a corporation, has made application for patent Co the New York and Kansas odes, Sur yey No ll0g. in Patagonia Mining district. santa Cruz County, situated on unsuryeyed land described as follows.
 NEW YORK LODE: Beginning at cor. No. 1. whence [. S NJ. NJ. No. bears \. deg. 25 min. E., 5S25.S7 fl. Thence \. 60 deg. l5 min. E. 1900 1t. Co cor No ,. Thence N 2Q deg. "a h min w. l500 1t. to cor. No. l. Thence S. g deg. 45 min. E. 500 it. to cor. No. l, the place oi beginning.
 KANSAS LODE. Beginning at cor. No. l. whence U. S M. NJ. No. l bears S. 10 deg. : min 30 sec. E,, 5722.3 it. Thence \. 2J deg. sO min. w., 520 ft. to cor No. : Thence N. 6o deg. u sec. E., l5O0 ft. to cor. No :. Thence \. 25 deg 30 min. F.. 520 fr. to cor. No. l. Thence S. 6C deg. Is min. w., l500 1t. to COT. No. l. the place of beginning. The amended location notice oi the New York claim is recorded in Book | Mining Locations, Page llS, Recorders office santa Cruz County, Arizona. The original To- cation notice is recorded in Book FF, Records of Mines, Recorders office of Pima County Arizona Location notice of the Kansas claim is recorded in Book l, Page DO, Mining Loca tions, Recorders office of santa Cruz County Arizona. The original location notice is re corded i'll Book FF, Page T42, Records of Mines in the Recorders office of Pima County, Ari zona. This claim is bounded on the x. F.. by Survey 1899 POsey lode, on the S. E. by tht New York lode tnnsuweyedl; on the :. W. bs Survey S92 Indiana lode and Survey HOT Ohio No. lode. MILTON K. MOORE, Register April 7Junc 9.
The oasis., 1906-05-12

tFfE tFHtlt tfIlNN tUNI
 HHi NNNN fiffNlf t HHE.
 f NeHFia tf.rN INHf iatH ". n NIm.eI lnl Hs HHIrtHf HttH.I fI.I HI- HIHNr application IHI HHieHf iu INI .set HIe Htef ta M If FNtHa niH HiiHa. lIs tiN1 +lHtH tfut epHHtt situated en ffeffftt fnl Nu whence F N V NH seafe drsItps 8 minutes N GlHl Il lheNfe W h degree. W NWt fVeof NUA INfHtf < il dcHrces k.. tfN ft fufnf Nu.H Thence tn Ht. gree. E.. itD h Co cor No licences n dc- gfee- W teo ii to eof NO th. place 0i ncRin ming The amended location nntice ei thi- clnim is recorded n Book i Mluing LopufiDn- Page io9 Recorders office. Oi ~untH Cruz Cuuu+ ty Arizona. The original leeatiuu notice is recorded in Book Et, Page 's@ Records of Mines. Recorders office, oi Pima County. Ari. z0na. This claim is bounded on the southwest by the New York and Kansas lodes of survey i404 MILLION R. MoosK, Register April 1--.Eunc 9.
The oasis., 1906-05-12

MINERAL APPLICATION No sO United States Land Office, Phwnix. Arizona, March 27, 1906. Notice is hereby given: That David AL len, of Duquesne, Santa Cruz County, Arizona, for himself and his cn-Owners. John II. Martin. estate of William II. Barnes, deceased Herbert K Penney. Mrs. Hattie F. Davis, D. C. chal mers, the Pride of the West Mining k Milling Company, a corporation and R. K. Richardson, has made application for patent to the Texas lode, Survey No. i409, in Patagonia Mining dis trict santa Cruz County, situated on unsur- yeyed land, described as follows: Beginning at cor No l,whence U. S. M. M. No. l bears 5. & deg i3 min. 39 sec. w, 196SS 1t. Thence N. ? deg, 54 min. E., l5o0 1t. to cor No. ,. Thence N 6S deg min. E., 604 1t. to cor. So,3. Thence $, deg. 54 min. ", 1900 it. 10 cor. No. 4. ThencesS. 6s deg. 4min. w.. GOA ft to cor. No. |, the place of beginning. The amended location notice of this claim is recorded in Book |. Mining Locations Page ll0, Recorders office of Santa Cruz County. Arizona. The original 0- cation notice is recorded in Book FF, Page 7A, Recorders office 0i Pima County. Arizona. The claim is bounded on the East hy the Pluto No. lode iunsnryeyedl and on the West by snug gler lode (unSurveyed).
 MILTON R. MOORE. Register
 April 7-June '
The oasis., 1906-05-12

MINERAL APPLICATION No. 7g United States Land office, Phoenix. Arizona, March 2I, 1906. Notice is hereby given: That David AL len, of Duquesne. santa Cruz County Arizona. for himself and his cO-ownerS, John II Martin, estate of William H. Barnes, deceased, Herbert B. Penney Mrs Hattie F. Davis and D. C. Chalmers, and Pride pf the West Mining Com pany, corporation, R k, Richardson, has made application for patent to the Arizona lode. Survey No. l40i, in Patagonia Mining district, santa Cruz County. situated on nn- surveyed land, described as follows: Begin ming Ut cor. No. l, whence U S. NJ M. No l bears N degrees A minutes 20 seconds N, 24472 1t. Thence N degrees II minutes WI, 1349 ft 10 cor. No. ?. Thence N S9 degrees w. 525 Eft. to cor No. 2. Thence s degree II minutes E., l349 il. to cor No. |. Thence $. s9 degrees E., 525 it. t0 cor No. l, the place of beginning The amended location notice iS recorded in Book l, Mining Locations, Page 10l, Recorders office, santa Cruz County, Ar- zona. The original location notice is recorded in Book FF, Page 7424 in the Recorders office at Pima County, Arizona, The claim is bound ed on the North by the Iowa lode (unsuryey- ed); cn the East by the Daye Allen lode (un- suryeyed) on the West by the Slim Jim Iode sur. ll01. MILTON k. MOORE, Register.
 April 7,l nne 2.
The oasis., 1906-05-12

MINERAL APPLICATION No. s4. United States Land Office, phWnix, Arizona, March 2T. 1906, Notice is hereby given. That David Allen Of Duquesne, santa Cruz County, Arizona, for himself and his en-nwners John H. Martin. estate of William +. Barnes, deceased, Herbert B. Penney, Mrs. Hattie E. Davis, and D. C.. Chalmers, and Pride of the West Mining X Milling Company corporation K. R. Richard son, has made application for patent to the Georgia lode, survey No ft06, il Patagonia Mining district santa Cruz County situated on unsurveyed land, described as follows: Be- ginning at cor No. l, whence ' s M M Nv. [, bears 5 20 deg. min 3U see W., 45594o ft. Thence \. Sl deg a0 min W, l500 fit ta cor. NJ. I1 Thence \ isdeg- 90 min. E.. 6o2.l5ft to cor. No * Thence s. sl deg. 20 min. F., l50e ft- to con. No. | Thence '. l3 deg 70 min W. bO2 V 1t to cor. No l. the place of beginning. The amended location notice of this claim K re- corded ii Book 1, Mining Locations. santa Cruz County, Page il5 The original location notics k recorded in Boos fF Page T. Re cords of Mines, office cf the County Recorder, Pima Camnlv Ariz na Tie claim Is bounded on tie East " the DI Green lode oitthe south by the poco lode E. k. Richardson claimant. and the Golden Gate lode lnnsurveyed) and on tho West by the NeN York lode tunsufNegeG)
 MILTON R AIo0RE, Register
 April 7-June 2.
The oasis., 1906-05-12

MINERAL APPLICATION. NO. Sl United states Land Office, Phoenix. AgizonH March 2T, 1906. Notice is hereby given That David AL len, of Duquesne, santa Cruz County, Arizona, for himself and his cO-0wners John H. Martin, estate of William II Barnes. deceased, Herbert 5. Penney, Mrs. AIattie E. Davis and R. K. Richardson, D. C. Chalmers and Pride 0f the West Mining X Milling Company a corpora tion, has made application for patent to the California lode. Survey No. iiO3 in Patagonia Mining district santa Crnz County. situated on unsurveyed land, described as follows: Beginning at cor No. l. whence U. $ NJ NJ. No. bears N. 65 degrees II minutes w. lTSiSs 1t. Thence N, 10 0degrees minutes W.. i2b0 ft, tu cor. No. 2 Thence N. S5 degrees II minutes E.. 5S9.2 fl. 70 cor No. < Thence <. 10 degrees , minutes E., l260 il. 10 cor No |. Thence $. S5 degrees Il minutes w., 5S9.2 il. to cor. No, l. the place of beginning. The amended location notice of this claim K recorded in Book \. Mining Locations, Page 100. Recorders Office of Santa Cruz County, Arizona. The original location notice Is recorded II Book FF Records of Mines Page TiG Recorders office o Pima County Arizona. This claim is bounded on the East by Lot 39 \ san Antonio lode and Lot 5l Great Republic lode and on the West by Lot lu X Empire lode
 MILTON R MooRE Register
 April 1-Jnne 2.
The oasis., 1906-05-12

MINERAL APPLfCATfON No. s5. United states Land 0iIce, Phmnix Arizona March 2l, 1906 Notice is hereby given That David Al- len for himself and nis co-owner Howard A.- len has made application for patent e the Slim Jim and Ohio No, lodes survey No. l4Uf,
 n Patagonia Mining district santa Cruz Goun- ". situated on unsurveyed land, described as follows.
 SLIM JIM LODE. Beginning 8 cor No, I, whence [ s M M No l bears S.l3 degrees 5l minutes h seconds ' 26l4A 1t Thence \. degree Il minutes V l500 t. Co cor. No. 2 Thence \ So degrees w. 460 it. to cor. No !. cor. No. i Thence <. so degrees E.. AsT ft. to cor No. l. the place of beginning
 i OHIO NO. LODE Beginning ai cor. No !. 1 whence [ $ VI NJ No. l bears $. degrees 3l minutes l5 seconds E. lo672 it. Thence \. 10 degrees E., l5N0 it. To cor. No. 2 Thence 80 de- grees W, 60O ft. to cor No. ;. Thence <. l0 de grees w., l500 it to cer. No 1. Thence ;. Su de grees K. bD0 ft 10 cor No. l, the place Of begin l ming The amended location notice of the Slim Jim lode is recorded in book 1. Mining l Locations Page lu3, Recorders office. santa 1 Cruz County. Arizona The original location notice is recorded in Book EE. Records of Mines, Page SSl. Recorders office Pima County, 1 Arizona The amended location notice of the i Ohio No claim is recorded in Book l. Mining 1 Locations Page l0s. Recorders office of santa 1 Cruz County, Arizona and the original location notice is recorded in Book EE Records of Mines. Page SSl, Recorders office Pima Coun- 1 ty. Arizona. These claims are bounded on the North by Sur. i404 New York lode: on the East by Sur. 140l Arizona lode and on the West by Sur. l405 Maine lode
 MILTON R MOORE. Register April June 9.
The oasis., 1906-05-12
MINERAL IMPLICATION NO. s8. United

MINERAL APPLICATION NO s3. United States Land office, Phoenix. Arizona March 2, Iq06 Notice is hereby given: That David All len. of Duquesne. santa Cruz County, Arizona. for himself and his co-owners, John II Martin. estate of William H. Barnes. deceased. Herbert B Penney, Mrs. Matte l. Davis and D q. Chalmers and Pride of the West Mining X Mil ling Company, corporation, K R. Richard son. has made application for patent to the Maine lode Survey No l405 in Patagonia Min ing district santa Cruz County, situated on unsurveved land described as follows: Begin ming at cor No l. whence |. & NJ. M. No. bears E l6 degrees 57 minutes E.. llOs 45 1t. Thence \. degrees 9 minutes W. lD, IL; te 600 it. to cor No g. Thence $. degrees 25 minutes E.. 1907 fl. to cor. No. I. Thence \. S9 degrees 8 minutes E., 300 1t. 10 cor. No l, place of beginning. The amended location
 notice of this claim is recorded in Book ! Min ing Locations Page IT.. Recorders Office of
The oasis., 1906-05-12
TERRIT0RY oF AKRIzoNAI-

tOININ or -ANTA JNVL,
 I. Phil Herold, County Recorder in and for the COnnty and Territory aforesaid do hereby certify that have compared the foregoing copy with the original articles of incorporation 0f the AMERICAN VIBRATOR COMPANY filed nud recorded in my office on the 2nd day of April 1906, in Book of Miscellaneous Records at page--et seq and that the same is a full. true and correct copy of such original and ol the whole thereof
 Witness my hand and seal oi office this 3rd day of April A. D. 1906. PHIL HERoLD ISEAI1 County Recorder April 7-May l2.
The oasis., 1906-05-12

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 April luNe
The oasis., 1906-05-12
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

GoUNIN OF SANTA CRUZ
 Before me, Phil Herold, a Notary Pub lie in and for the county If santa Cruz, Ter rit8ry oi Arizona en this day personally appeared Allen Bird and K. sullivan Known to me tn be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing articles of in- corporation, and acknowledged to me that they execatea the same for the purposes and con- siderafian therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office, this 2nd day of April \ D. 1905.
 ESRAL.1 PHIL HEkoLp, Notary Public.
 My commission expires Fehy Huh, 1908.
The oasis., 1906-05-12

Heavy black cardboard for mounting photographs for sale at THE OASIS office.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-11-16

must out-work them to get the same
pay, and We must bear up the stouter
the heavier the burden, and with our
greater destiny as our pole star. meet
obstacles with confidence. BY all
means let us ask Congress to review
the action of the President in dismuss-
Ing these men. But II 1t. too, should
turn a deaf ear, let us tighten belts
hole or two and keep on, Complaint
Is good so long as redress is possible,
but every time prejudice raises a bar
rier so high We cannot go over 1t, let
us go around! Roosevelt seems to
have failed us. But thank God, there
are still good men in this country. And
II they fail, all is not lost until our
courage Is lost. We are on trial. We
must bear our burdens and remember
that the equal opportunity We seek has
been wrested by the white people from
the savages on the frontiers, from the
rigors Of nature and from their own
weaknesses. We can attain II But
We must subordinate passion to sense.
We must wait, and work while we wait.
Courage is essential, but the lions skin
must be supplemented by the foxs.
Loud-mouthed ranting is futile, and at
the same time. tame submission is sui.
cidal. To-day is not forever, nor is the
action Of any man, President or pup
pet, able to stay the onward march Of
intelligence and right.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-11-16
A Musical Mistake.

A professor Of music wrote the
name Of the town for the name OF the
person addressed and when the un.
delivered Communication was adver.
tised reader recognized the mistnke
Anu notified the person 10 whom the
professor wrote. When We think
faster than our hand can make the
words the hand becomes treacherous.
and jumps to catch up and mikes the
thought. The reader who caught the
srror knew about sich errors being
made and by means Of the given
name guessed right on the person who
should have received II. The United
States government has somc experts
Tho can guess some great Intentions
4 srror-makiny correspondents
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-11-16
NOTICE..

Pueblo, Colo, Nov. IA, 1906.
Mr.. c. A. Franklin. Editor Statesman.
Dear Sir-Do you not think It advis-
able 90 call through the columns OF
your paper, a mass meeting Of the col.
ored citizens Of Denver, and all other
cities Of Colorado. to consider and pro-
test to the President against his ex.
pressed intention of dlshmorably dis
charging from the army three compa-
nies OF te twenty.flfth U. 8. infantry?
1t does seem to me that ten million Ne
groes are about to be disgraced. Some
Of those soldiers may have violated the
laws Of the land, but certainly the In.
nocent should not be punished with the
guilty. Let US hear from the Negroes
u Colorado. yours for the racs,
W. B. TOWNSEND.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-11-16
THE RACE is ON TRIAL.

Indignation and condemnation have
run riot among our people ever since
President Roosevelt gave the order
dismissing from the army the colored
battalion that was in the trouble at
Brownsville. The facts related in the
oficial correspondence made public
are very meager and 1t is inconceivable
that any official, much less man
whose fair-mindedness is generally ac.
knewledged like Roosevelts. could
carry out such drastic punishment
with so little proof of the culpablity
and the identity OF the persons who
aided or abetted the crime. We con-
slider that a great injury will be done
the Negro race X the President lets
the matter rest as 1t Is, for the world
has interpreted his action to mean
that 1t s OF more moment that the
communities wherein federal reserva-
tions are should feel secure from riot
Gus soldiers. than that justice be done
the soldiers who are guilty Of alleged
crimes. The rule of America has al
ways been tha. the guilty should go
free rather thAn tho innocent suffer.
and the President could not have given
due consideration TO the possibilities
he has opeled up for trumped.up
charges against the army.
The Statesman believes that we
should refuse to interpret the action
as arising from color prejudice. Even
though 1t Is true, wherein is it worse
for tho President TO be always having
his blind sldo for his own and the
other for as, than for us 10 commend
the black s6dlers for their loyalty to
each other? 1t Is the part Of weaklings
to eternally raise the cry Of color pre-
!udlcc 10 accent for our failure. The
righ. Kind Of grit offsets q handicap
with greater preparation and stouter
heart. Time will have faded into
eternity before we may expect the mil
lennium wherein ties Of blood and in
terest will be forsaken and justice
dealt out tmpartially. We have got to
aut<hink ~ white people 70 receive
eaasi Coane enastioa Com them. We
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-11-16
WHERE CATS ARE VALUED.
Almost Indispensable to Farmers o.
Southern California.

In certain parts OF Southern Call.
folnia It Is absolutely necessary to
have cats to successfully raise cattle.
The cows feed on red clover which
makes a superior quality o. beef
This clover grew very sparsely until
It was discovered that one farmer,
who had raised large number OF
tabby cats, always had Ans clover
Gelds.
Investigation proved that the cats
killed the field mice. who killed the
wild bees who fertilized the clover
seeds by carrying the pollen from
flower to flower. thus causing the
seeds to sprout thickly every year
Now all the farmers have many cats.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-11-16
HARRIS FULL ORCHESTRA
TUESDAY, NOV. z
a Winter With "The suuire."

They called him The Squire" be
cause he was studying law while keep.
ing books.
He very kindly let me in as a room.
mate while was stranger in
strange city.
We read, for some forgotten reason.
4 little book on muscle and then we
nxed UP some pullies and ropes, and
With handles and weights. in the back
hall.
We made those pullies squeak and
We measured our arms every week.
To what extent this exercise aided US
In resisting the depressing effects Of
the boarding house diet we will never
know but am sure It helped some.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-11-16

within the next sixty days after the
date of the first publication hereof pro-
tests or contests against the selection
on the ground that the land described.
or any portion thereof. Ia more valu-
able for Its minerals than for aRricui-
tural purposes, will he received and
noted for report to the Commissioner
Of the General Land 0Nice.
c. D. FORD. Register.
Yirtt publication October. g. iA64
1AN publication pecSmbVr I, 1905.