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The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
BURR-PADDoN CO..
$50 BROADWAY.

S22 75O-Telegraph ave. income property, cor
ner. S3x100. four Of the finest fats in Oak
land, built about two years. Income now
avenue. 3sGEi @ No IS
$T500-Corner on Sd st. This is good business
corner now. and ON line of Western Pacific
improvements stores with rooms above
also 2 cottages. Income $500, could be In
creased TO $500. This is one Of the best
buys In Oakland. No. 1T9
se50o-Corner lot, 52x11O with new store on
corner. Key lot in 30x19o with barn
Everything new and up 10 date Only built
present as meat market and grocery store
with good income. Price includes fixtures
Original cost Of the place was SI7O0. No. q
Fairnont ave. Lot 100x200 with large barn.
lawn, shade trees and shrubbery. One OF
tance TO Key Route One block to Oak
land avenue Owner is a nonresident.
See US about this. No. 200
S50Oo-lO-roomed residence with high base
ment. This property is well located and
cost Only one block from street car and
two minutes walk to Key Route. No ia
$265oL6-roor1ed cottage on 45th street New
and modern. Only one block to street car:
close TO Key Route Nod
s5oo-Iots 2sx14o Only SCOTT from Broad
way. Inside 4eth st. No.
s45o--Lots sox9o on west. Inside 47th St $50
cash, balance $40 per month. No. %
SIS, ,Oo0-14 acres Of land near Fruitvale. This
land is well located and could be sub
divided TO good advantage.
BURR-PADDON co.
20 Montgomery St, $50 Broadway. cor 9th
Phone Main 57aa Phone Oakland zs5
TAYLOR BROS. & co.
Real Estate Insurance and Financial Agents.
Telephone Oakland $50.
1896 Broadway. Oakland, Cal.
$lo,ooO-lO0 feet frontage, adjoining business
block on San Pablo avenue: very prom
lnent street, leading into San Pablo ave-
nue.; the income is $50 per month
This ground alone is easily worth $50
per front foot; property adjoining on the
avenue cannot be had for 5000 per front
foot. Buy before contract expires.
BROADWAY LOT
s110 per front foot; fine corner on Broad
way; ask for location and you will be
surprised
RETIRED OR BUSINESS MANS HOME.
so,5O0-Talk about your pretty homes; not
like the diamond in the rough, but most
charrningiy situated on a corner beau-
tifully terraced; facing southeast, and
surrounded by first-elass artistic homes.
there are rooms, which include a fine
biiliard-room with open fireplace: every
possible modern convenience idea has
been embraced in this home inciudiur
cove ceilings. beams and panellng: Law
atory on first floor; only minutes to
18th and Broadway; 40 minutes to San
Francisco; direct connection with Kew
Route trains. You will not be dSap-
pointed In this II you are looking for a
fine home
COLONIAL RESIDENCE.
s4,OOo-Very handsome, fine proportions: east
front; living-room, 15x23 feet; other
rooms corresponding large bay window
and open balcony; elegant view: very
best of street car service to San Fran
cisco: minutes to 18th and Broadway.
must be sold at once.
None but principals need apply. Office open
Sunday mornings.
Residence telephones-Ash 311 and Spruce 1921
TAYLOR BROS & CO.
1875 BROADWAY, OAKLAND, CALF.
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DID YOU KNOW

That LINDA VISTA IS geographically the
HEART OF OAKLAND?
With LINDA VISTA as center and the
distance thence to the line OF Oakland harbor
as q radius you can draw Circle exactly
circumscribing Oakland proper.
some of the choicest lots In this beautiful
rart of the hills are now for sale for short
their value Write or call at once before
prices are raised.
KARI n NICKEL COMPANY. INC,
s2 BACON BLOCK.
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KANE & JAUNET,
~ SUFFER- ST
UNDER OCCIDENTAL HOTEL

BEAUTIFUL FRUITVALE HOME.
Elegant residence; modern In every particu-
lar: only four minutes from statlon ene on one
e. -, -,-etftest streets IN this delightful sub
,1rt. 8 rooms and bath; finished In buried red
s frsscoed ceilings; gas and electric light
- .t,,,e5o,,.. fruit trees and berry vines all
e owner leaving for business reasons;
: bargain; lot 50x125: $4,000
KANE & JAUNET
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BERKELFsY HOUSES TO LET.

FOR RENT
$40 5O-Cottage: story and a half high: base
n,snT : roouns. rooms furnished; blocks
from Ashby station.
HEDEMARK & BRADHOFF. Lorin. Berkeley.
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S41. .Oe0-Three-story brick building on Washing
ton St: very fine location: can be ham
Il died for 81. GEO. paying per cent on In
vestment.
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BERKELEY ADyERT'SNTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

BERKELEY PROPERTY FOR SALE BY
OWNER
$500 and S3eoo-Two new Groom houses at
NV. corner Virginia and Bonita sts.. near sta
ti0n and schools; brings 10 per cent on the in
vestment: open for inspection today. L. J.
MORAN owner
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BERKELEY ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR rent large sunny rooms. single and
double with board. Bras1eld's Inn, 22l4
Union St, Berkeley.
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$1,000 will buy s6xioS on the corner Of Aica-
traz ave. This is a good buy and is bound &c
increase IN value.
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TT.-T,a PARK. LINDA PARK. LINDA PARK
-7A-' -. terrrsur,s Of 5-cent fare; Haywaros
cars. streets graded and graveied stone @ sloe-
walks: depot On tract; lots from seo 20 szVy.
b1o.,re ~ local train: best located property
On san Leandro road: graded school on tract
Apply 20 s. S. AUSTIN. 1lo1 Twenty-tniro
ave Oakland.
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BEAJJTIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
sss0o-Beautiful wooded villa home. 2 blocks
Of Fruitvaie Station. fine 1o-Toom resi-
dence beautiful trees. lawns, palms,
9reenhouse 4 lots. This place IS the
suburban home Of one Of San Francisco
hank presidents. II Is dandy ana no
mistake Terms 1-3 cash II desired.
BlJRR-PADDON COMPANY.
20 MONTGOMERY St. San Francisco SaAs
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KREISs & HoRSwILL. 1910 Broadway,
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance


M,lst be sold to satisfy mortgage.
s5aa down and the balance on easy terms
each: 2 swell 7-foom colonial houses In one
of the best residence districts OF Oakland, be
tram the Key Route station; all large, sunny
rooms: reception hall. gas and electric lights
omen lawns; driveways, large back yard tne
fhis Is a rare opportunity to get a cheap home.
or for the speculator. these houses bring
an income of So. so per month.
ss25n-A swell Groom. 2-story house; brand
new and a gem IN arcntect9re; psano,1s t1s per-
the Kew Route station IN a whole block OF
houses; can be sold on very easy terms
Money loaned on second mortgages or chat
ties.
KREIss & HoRswILL. 1910 Broadway.
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance.
TAYLOR & jacob.
2o5 Union Saw. Bank Bldg Phone Oakland 40
slOoo-NE cor, s0x18o IN one OF the best lo-
cations in East Oakland high, choice and
fine view; near car line
s1nOO-North side OF street: choice lot, look
40. near car line. fine location.
work done: 6 minutes to center oS town:
ss5oo"on Hawthorne ave. beautiful little
home; strictly modern IN every respect
ssos,eUNsW. modern 2-story s-roon house IN
F,1iftvaIe: choice location, near car hness
good lot; here Is sometnins gooa: IN. IN rses. ss.
the money.
$3.50 sach-S choice lots on SD St, near
Grove St: street work eomPtet,es near s,,
consider Alameda property In exchange
TAYLOR & jacob. 18th and Broadway
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BOULEVARD REALTY CO.,
lc,--..-a.- Bad oEth

BOULEVARD REALTY CO,
1927 Old County Road. cor. 25th ave.
S26o0-Beautifui new and strictly modern
broom cottage: high basement; nice sunny
corner: on one Of the finest streets IN Oak
land: within 2 blocks Of 3 car lines; 10
minutes walk 10 23d ave. r. p station; best
of location and neighborhood.
Sz5Oo-EIegant home OF large rooms
bath, pantry, 2 toilets, linen room: dressing
room etc: eft. hard-hnished basement;
beautifully finished oak staircase, etc; every
niece Of wood in the house throughout is
6ne stable: large lot: south frontage; this
Mace was built by days labor years ago:
tie house alone could not be duplicated to-
day for S5500-
GET OFF at 2sD AVE. STATION.
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SIS O00-choice eiose-in property: very best buy
in Oakland 7for the money; only blocks
from 14th St and Broadway
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F. F. PORTER 4G6 STH ST
$4,000
A beautiful extra well finished Groom house
on sunny side OF Merrimae ST., near Tele-
graph ave; this property was built BY its
present owner about IS months ago for his
home and Is now offered $500 less than its
present worth. This locality has q splendid
future.
Pair OF almost new mats IN choice location for
either home or rent; built by present owner
for home and income. so are choice In every
way; large, beautiful sunny rooms Now
offered cheap because owner desires 10
change residence. Don't overlook this good
buy, built one year ago.
can offer 125 feet on Telegraph ave. this
week for SIS per foot less than anything on
the avenue. Yes. SIS per foot. Here Is an
opportunity TO make $1,000 within 40 days
Remember Telegraph ave. has no spasmodic
1ump but has always steadily advanced
$1400.
Neat little cottage with lot 25xfoos right
close in and will be business property soon;
s4OO cash, balance like rent.
SO 500
The best buy in improved property on Tele-
. TeIegraph ave; rented for SIS. Can't be
beat for an investment
INVESTORS, NOI1CEt
We have several pieces OF business property
right in town; some paying handsomely on
the investment; also a very desirable piece
of water front property. which will interest
YOU II you will stop in for particulars
We also have some Of that eeautifoi oouie-
ward property on the east side OF Lake Mer-
riff a short distance from 14th 81.
F. F. PORTER
466 Eighth ST.
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81, ,50o-An elegant home In Linda Vista 10
splendid rooms and bath basement
servants rooms; driveway and barn.
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$50 600 Three-story brick building on t4th st..
near Washington. so feet frontage: q
splendid location: be handled for
SIS eco; pays nearly per cent on
equity
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A. J. SNYDER
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND DEALER
FIRE INSURANCE.
eol Broadway. Corner Eighth St.
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GARDNER-FRIcK co,
AS 1o4h 81 Phone Oakland S14e.
REDWOOD PARK.
Make your reservations IN the new tract
or the boulevard and Redwood road we viii
o-sv nm IN few weeks. II you wish TO get
e On The ground floor In the best and most
sitely subdivision that will be on the market
this year see Us at once; we are the owners
.l .s,-ler ,o1. buy a lot IN this tract you will
fr,- where we win live ourselves; If IL is good
s,,ot-eh for US YOU had better see H. No
SEzrKs viii - permitted; watch for an
,-.-,-o~eroenf OF sale day.
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s225 will buy lot 26x1o5; only two bloc
east Of San Pablo ave.
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ALL GOOD BUYS.
NOW IS THE TIME.

Easy terms. We have a fine cottage home
OF good rooms. with gas boiler, pantry,
bathroom, ETC., at sS7 59th St, that we viii
sell cheap and on easy terms. There is also
stable. Lot is 50x115. It's o. K
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25

FIVE acres near new terminal r. r station OF
Melrose; must be scld IN next 10 days 1113
Esd axe. East Oakland; phone Vale zc6A
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80 snIe-Bfy s-room residence. located On
SIDE. 5s7 feet above and erandly overlook
- TIE bav and surrounding country;
blocks ~ car line. one n e. e Address OF
cail MRS MARY F. HILL. Highland Ter
race ar head Of Ridge road Berkeley Cal
OWNER win zen severai very desirable resi-
dence lots 81 a bargain. S75e 70 1900; only
$50 - 500 cash. Address P. Q. box 16z,
Berkeley.
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THE E. P. vANDERcooK COMPANY
1915 BROADWAY.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES
FINE BUSINESS LOCATIONS
EXCELLENT FACTORY SITES
sT7e-Fine lot near EImhurst, blocks ,ror,
the business section; 100x14o; must he
sold. Ees
seoc-Choice corner lot In Fruitvale. / block
from Fruitvale ave; in fine locatien har
gain K7g
s225o-Cottages, 3 rooms. on a corner lot S5S
150: street work done: block to car line
sewer and city water; East Oakland. S06
s250-Lots IN the Iona Vista Tract East 14tF
St, Fruitvale.
THE z. p vANDERCoOK COMPANY.
Rooms 209-210. Union Trust Building Market
and MONTGOMERY sts., San Francisco. cal.
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LAYMANCE REAL. ESTATE CO..
4ee-462 sth ST.. Oakland.
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II PER CENT NET.
FOURTEEN PER CENT NET
"A good safe investment for above incone
new improvements: choice location; desirable
tenants, at a safe rental; conservative estf-
mate; $4,000 cash required.
ALICE STREET,
Near 18th street: 10-room residence and eIe-
CANT large lot; so-foot frontage by 150 feet
deep; only $3.50. Lot worth nearly this
amount.
ALBERT s. DAY,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
FIRE INSURANCE.
1922 BROADWAY. OAKLAND. CALL
s275o-HoUsE of rooms on large lot COX
$50. with double frontage and situate right
on Broadway. This lot alone is nearly
worth the asking price for the whole
property and ought to be worth a lot
more in a very short time: for a first
class small Investment this Is where 10
buy. (a24)
GEO. w. AUSTIN.
1902 Broadway, Oakland
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20, 0o0-The best corner Investment left On
Telegraph avenue, near new 22d-streef
Key Route line; lot Is 30 feet front md
has four good flats paying a good in
terest. Buy this at once.
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SEE ME BEFORE BUYING.

JAS. S. NAIsMITH.
1855 Washington st. Bacon Arcade.
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SS,000-Wil buy a business block IN a grow
ing neighborhoods stores and fats. IN
come at present SIS per month; this -
over IL per cent on the total price
-2IES-
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G25oO-S500 CASH. 6 large rooms; cottage; all
modern. 35s blocks this station; south 'front.'
hne location; street work and walks COM
riete.
Cheap lot 50xlOO; $500. 500 cash. balance
$40 rer month 4 blocks this station.
A BARGAIN.
se50o-q large rooms. brick cellar. brick
founsation: Windmill and tank water all
through the house: barn and chicken house:
~ Tsx125 and - lots 70 with the property
Z block- 70 cars / block 70 proposed Key
Roate- this property Is nice ana high, com
handing e view of surrounding country and Is
sctually worth SD COO. having $3.50 worth Of
l0ts sctual value aside from the house and
lot - T5x125
y. q MORAN & Co, South Berkeley.
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REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES FoR SALE.

so MINUTES OF SAN FRANCISCO.
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GARDNER-FRIcK Co,

GET OFF at 2sD AVE. STATION.
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A. J. SNYDER.
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND DEAr.rp
FIRE INSURANCE,
sol Broaoway Corner Eighth St
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25

AND MANY MORE.
CALL FOR THE LARGEST PRICE LIST
OF HOUSES EVER PRINTED N BERKE-
LEY.
T7E sFCILLING COMPANY,
21E1 Center ef
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MASON -NcDUFFTE CO.
2f0o Center St Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25

HOUSES OK EASY TERMS.
THD SHILLING CONPANT.
2I5I Center 81.
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One block from Berkeley station.
S3125 10 $3.50 per lot.
O1e-third cash
VII Increase 50 per cent in six months
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SO, 750-Telegraph ave. income property, cor
ner, S3x100, four Of the finest fats in Oak
land, built about two years Income now
$3.50 This Is the best buy ON Telegraph
avenue No. 35
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rooms, in North Berkeley. unequaled view;
S500o
rooms south Of the university: large gar
Gen. $500.
rooms, picturesque little cottage overlook
ing the bay, sheltered by ths hills: $3.50
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-02

lumber department Of the mines, and
his brother.
The entire Cananea police force was
wiped out and Mexicans are in con-
troll. being resisted by American min
ers and citizens who have surrounded
the Consolidated property. Thirty
strikers are said to have been killed.
Dispatches declare that the town Is
on fire and that the rioters have used
dynamite to blow up the houses OF the
Americans.
The situation is regarded as terribly
serious ana it Is thought American
Consul Galbraith has asked Washing
ton for protection. Volunteers have
been rushed from Bisbee by special
train.
Governor Ysabel Is on the way from
Hermosillo with state troops and Gen.
eral Kosterlitzky is on the way from
Magdalena with rurales.
Colonel Green sent his family to
Naco but remained at the scene. There
are about 1000 Americans in the town
Of $4,000.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-02
SET DATES FOR
CONVENTIONS
Democrats of Nez Perce
in Session This
Morning

The dates of the democratic conven-
tions will be July "a to select delegates
to the state convention and August 20
to name the candidates for the county
ticket. These dates were selected to-
day at meeting OF the county central
committee held in the Office Of Attor-
ney E. A. Cox.
The meeting was attended by large
number of precinct committeeman,
27 OF the 20 precints being represented
in person or by proxies. It was de-
cided to name the new county central
committee at the first convention held
July "a. in order that the committee
may be fully organized and ready for
work when the nominating convention
convenes.
Vacancies Are Supplied.
j. III. Wann was named an precinct
committeeman for the Spalding pre-
cinct to succeed A. ]. Showalter. who
rendered his resignation on account Of
having removed to Lewiston to reside.
The chairman and secretary were
given authority to fill vacancies in the
central committee by appointment
The apportionment OF the delegates
was made on basis that win give 154
delegates to the conventions. The
delegates for both conventions will be
elected at the one primary held July
1e, and the first convention to name
the state delegates will Immediately
follow the republican convention. at
which time both the state delegates
and county nominations will be Sc
lected.
Apportionmsnt Of Delegates.
The following IL the apportionment
Of delegates:
Ahsahka I. Bed Rock I. Beeman 8.
Central Ridge 8, Chesley 3. Cold
Springs S. Culdesac Z. Dent l, Fletch-
er 8, Fenton 1, Gilbert 2. Greer 2, Hat
wal 2. Kamiah 2. I.apwai 1. Leland 8.
Lenore 2. Lewiston No. II. Lewiston
No. Q 10, Lewiston No. 3 8, Lewiston
No. 4 8. Lolo 8. Mason 9. Melrose :,
Mohler 8, Nexperce ., Orofino I. Peck
z. Pierce 8. Rimrock 4. Russell s,
spaiding I, Tammany .. waha 2, Webb
1, weippe 2, Winchester 8; total 1S4
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-02
ELEVEN MExlcANs ARE KILLED
Colonel Green Expects Plant to B
Running Tomorrow.

New York, June 2.-George s. Rob-
bins, secretary of the Green Consoli-
dated Copper Co., has received a tele-
gram from Colonel Greene stating that
the mines have been closed down. and
that the authorities are giving every
protection possible.
Eleven Mexicans were killed during
the disturbance, and a number OF
Americans, but the exact number is
not stated. The smelling and concen-
trating plant is not injured.
The trouble Ii attributed to social
istic organisation which II opposed to
the Diax government. Colonel Greene
expects the plant to be running At its
full capacity tomorrow.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-02
DELAYED IN
GETTING POLES
-, ~ WI -ss~

Manages J. y. Nc0se. Of the Mes
perce Cooperative Telephone. was an
arrival in the city yesterday. Mr.. Me-
Gee states the company II now con-
structing the 0rangcville extension
but work has been delayed on ac-
count Of not being able to secure :
regular delivery Of poles. It Z ex-
pscted. however. the line win be COM
pleted Into 0rangevilIe By July !. or
early IA the month. The company haa
recently made extensive improvements
70 tn systesn out Of Culdssac VI VIM
chester and within . short time Will
have III u the outside lines n s1csl-
Int cen1ltian.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-02
BRIDGE TO Be
STEEL Or AW
Orofino Business Men
File Incorporation
Articles

The articles of Incorporation Of the
Farmers Warehouse & Bridge compa-
ny. providing for the construction of a
steel draw bridge at Orofino, were
filed with the county clerk today by
Attorney Charles L. Mcdonald, who
has been designated as the company's
attorney. The amount of the incorpo-
ration is $4,000 and the incorporators
are r. H. Blake. w. A. Curry and
James Holt.
The plans and specifications for the
bridge have been prepared by the
American Bridge company, OF Pitts
burg, Pa, an dthe estimated cost II
$4,000. The matter OF securing the
permit to bridge the river is In the
hands of Senator Fred T. Dubois and
arraneements have been completed
with The Pittsburg company to COM
mence the construction Of the bridge
a. soon a. the permit has been Sc
cured. 1t IL expected the work win be
inaugurated by the middle Of the sum-
mer and the structure should be COM
|spleted early next year.
Opens Rich Territory.
The bridging of the river at Orofino
will open one Of the richest sections to
the town and will provide an excellent
resident addition to the village on the
opposite side of the river. At the pre-
sent time approximately 100000 BUSH
els Of grain Is delivered at the Orofino
warehouse each year, but with the con-
struction of the bridge and the further
development OF the country, Il Is re-
lieved this tonnage can be easily In
creased TO 100000 bushels.
The Bessie Crockett road leading to
the country to be served by the new
bridge, Ii the lightest grade leading
out Of the Clearwater canyon and viii
! insure . heavy travel to this point
from all sections Of the Russell ridge
and Nexperce prairie sections.
70 Operate Tramways.
The articles OF incorporation filed
provide for the building and operation
OF warehouses. tramways. buying and
| selling Of land; handling OF mines and
mining stocks and timber lands.
A small toll for crossing the bridge
will be charged, but this win be %
much less than the charge made BY
ferries that large patronage from ali
parts Of the upper country will be re-
cured.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-02
TO POOL half MILLION
POUNDS Of WOOL

wool. The best price offered this year
Is 10 cents. while Montana dealers
have received % cents and upwards
for a quality of wool no better than
that A1arketed here.
Sheep owners state the Lewiston
market has been at the mercy Of buy
ers for the past several years and the
time has now arrived to cast off the
yoke and secure the same price as is
offered in other markets for the same
quality of wool.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-02
DON'T WANT
AMERICAN MEAT
Germans Declare In
spection Here Is
Not Rigid

Berlin June 2.-The German butch
ernment not to relax the German san
itary customs to the benefit of the
packing industry Of the United States
through the prospective treaty negotia-
tions with the United States.
The butchers pray to the govern
ment In the interest of the public
health and they declare that the mate
rial interests of both the butchers and
the farmers will not consider such a
relaxation.
The argument is made that the
American inspection of cattle for
slaughtering is not as rigid as the
German inspection.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-02
DAM BREAKS
At PRESTON
Crops Washed away
and Cattle
Drowned
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Preston. Idaho, June 2.-F'illed to
overfiowing and weakened by the re-
cent heavy rains the Blackhurst City
irrigation reservoir four miles north
east Of here. broke early today.
The water flooded the farms below
over an area several miles square. The
crops were ruined and many farm ami
mails were washed away and drowned.
The wagon roads have been washed
out and the tracks Of the Oregon Short
Line were inundated, delaying this
mornings train several hours.
The property loss cannot be esti-
mated, but 1t will aggregate many
thousands of dollars.