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ALEssoN N ECONOMY

We Wust respectfully com
mend the following item to tile
attention If tile couples ia and
around Wagner WHO have lately
entered the state of double bIes.
>eduess:" Tile SIN was about 10
enter .pon tile sea Of matrimDny.
The father called him to his side
aud far The last tune give him 4
lesM,n IN economy. Economy
said the father. sis the source
of all wealth and extrav.lgance
Is the ruinatlon Of genius.
Now. continued the parent, "a
woman can taAe Il piece Of straw,
trim II, aud it will be u ten dollar
hat. On tile woman's part this
il Genius, " the son answer.
ed. "A wealthy man can ex
psnd 80. oOO . year and live no
better than the man that spends
only 500. On tile wealthy man's
part that's -" Extravaganza. =
Now 70 the point. A married
man can live Oh Que half the mon
ey that q single man requires.
On the married mln's part
llaat ! Go mpulsory.''
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19
MILWAUKEE, MAKES Improve
TENTS

As a result OF a tour of inspec
tim by President Earring oyer
the extension Of the Milwaukee
system westward from Cham
berlain TO the Black Hills, some
important changes have been
made. &c. Ii. Barrett has been
appointed division superintenl-
ent, with present headquarters
at least at Murdo, the present
terminus nf train service west of
the river, aud Chief Dispatcher
B0wder has also been transferred
to that place. All train crews
from the east will here after run
only to Cham berlain, making this
point a division point for both
lines, both east aud west of the
river. TIE new order went in
to effect at seven o'clock Sunday
morning. and it is announced
that the condition viii be perma-
nent. Arrangements are to be
made at once for materially ex
tending the railroad yards, en-
large the round house, and
otherwise provide for the handl.
ing of the enlarged service. 1t
is further announced that every
effort will be made to open the
track to Rapid City yet this fall.
A large crew of Japs were sent
out lately to assist in pushing
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the werk.
BUILD GOOD ROADS

Press aud DakOtan: Last
winter Senator Gam BILE sought
the 60 operation Of the Office OF
public roads, OF the agricultural
department. in experimental
work in this state. Through
his endeavors that office opened
negotiations with the authori-
ties of the Brnkings agricui-
tural college for the putting in
Of some work ut Brookinys, and
one of the engineers Of the de.
partment was sent to Brookiugs
TO make an inspection Of the
roads.
Recently Senator Gamble has
been in communication with the
department looking to tile Sc
curing of the government ex.
perts to look over the local field
aud ii found feasible, To do some
construction work in this local
ity.
Ii is not I'd be understood that
the Department Of Agriculture
Is in the business Of building
roads for local communities, but
the purpose Is 10 offer u. local
communities throughout tile
country the services of its corps
III highway engineers and ex-
perts, who will advise - to the
best methods OF construction u
be employed In . particular 10
cality. These object lesson
ruads are roads CONSTR uctsd for
the purpose Of showing by prac.
ticai demonstration how 70
build and improve the highways
In the particular locality. aud
the nature Of construction dc
ponds upon conditions found 10
each place. The local authori-
ties having charge OF the roads
must make formal application
for the assistance Of tlls engi.
neers OF the department. anl
must gnarantee ali materials for
construction, ali common labor
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IS IT a PIPE DREAn2

Z. w. Wanger, an operator on
the Chicago board OF trade, has
issued an interesting pamphlet
in which he takes the ground
that denatured alcohol win put
corn up 10 81 bushel and corn
land mp to $500 to $500 per acre.
He says:
Corn Is the greatest, readiest
and best producer of alcohol in
the world. Corn is the best
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StedTOnsky Brothers Company

producer OF alcohol In the world.
Alcohol is The best and cheapest
available source Of light. heat
and motive power in the world.
Light heat and motive power
are the three agents closest al
lied 10 Tile civilization, develop.
nent and advancement Of tile
industrial world and the com !.
Portable existelice OF mankind
Those who consider tins funny
will laugh; those who think il
not true should sell the corn
crop Ut 1906 short, but the farm
er who disp0ses Of his corn crop
below 40 cents ut home is throw
ing away money. - Record.
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We CLEAN FROM the iankton
Press aud Dakolan Df Ostlber I6
that I.awr.uce Jefferson Mi
b, elk OF Armour. has ilej p.ti
lions Ia tile count..s cumprissng
the eighth senatorial district,
asking " be put on tile ticket ~
An independent republican eau.
didate Tor stat. senator. In
commenting ou this tile paper
says; mir. Maabeck was au1uslg
tlie pioneers Ut Douglas county
and fought Tire old biownsd..le
organizA.i.,n WINCH sought VI
bsud tilal county fur sSJ,Duu.
What effect bis candidacy viii
have npon the result is hard 81
determine, but Il is believed il
will help Lie den,ocralic noun
nee. =
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Mr.. Laughiin. au.it,r Of Cs,d.
ingtJn county, aud resident If
haserbowa has an apple ire.
which, - bIossoming Tor tile third
time tl,is year. Tie first bios.
soins have matnrsd iu0 apples
,'pw ready - puck, tile s..svad
blossoms have developed inlY !
second crvp about tour weeks
ago and now there il third set
Of biosssnns On ID. The same
tree bore Two crops last year.
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Don't forget THAT we make the
best terms ON farm loans. No
waiting for the ni,aley. Con.
n.erclai State TANK. II
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FARMERS, ATTENTION

WE HAVE GOT A SNAP IN WAGONS and are go
ing 10 gipc 10 you We haze purchased carload Of PO-
NEER WAGONS al greatly reduced and Offer them
for sale at 5000 cash The Wagon fully wauaned and
equal to The best The usual pnce $685. and The price 0 Be
advanced In short limo hoU Is your time sase money
First come. first ser,ed long they last You oa Uaa
long fare for another such opportunity
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19

Strayed. one bnckykin mare
pony. white taiI. aye ! years.
Liberal reward. John Smith.
Wagner, !. u S-5
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FIRST STATE BANK

Ii you want 4, sell OF bny
farm or i, insure your sroperty,
See w. u Kirkpatfick, Wagner.
ia--J
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19

Received y carload Weber
Wagons. Tile best ever. II. q.
Hen,.yer. BIZ.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19

We are prepared b Financially 0sssi
those Ubo contemplate feeding cattle he
Gaming season al iow safe AZ inieresi
9-f4-Jan-i.
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COUNTY

Far Treasurer
HENRY VI. EvERs
For Superintendent OF schools
OLIVIA HEBRON
For sheriff
L. II. sklLl.ISGS
For Clerk Of Courts
&. +. ROUSE
Fart,eunty Judge
j. A. FOEkSTE
For Auditor
FRED i. GIBSON
For Register VI Deeds
b. REYNOLDS
For states Attorney
]. L. Upton
For Assessor
+. 81 MCKAY
For Coroner
RAYMOND T.. FRiNk
For .Iustis.es ~ the Peace
y. i. MANIIfNNEY
A. VAN TER NOORT
q. G. MARSHALL.
JOHN r. WILLIAMSON
For Constaiiles
"A. d. SOUNG
FRANK PATTON
Jos. DyURAk
PETER pIs uTTE
For Commissioner First District
L. ". MEA0R
For Commissioner second District
vi ~. MCDONALD
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET
STATE

RnR'T.I, CAMILLE
Yanktun County
For Congress
pillLG HALL
Brookings County
Col. PARKER
Lawrence County
ForGoyernor
C0E I. CRAWFORD
Beadle County
For Lieutendant Governor
H. q. SH0REk
Hyde County
For Treasurer
c. III. CAsSEt.
Lincoln county
For Secretary
d. ID. WIPE
Hutchinson County
For Attorney General
&. w. CLARK
Sphinx County
For superintendent of Public Instruction
HANS UsTRUD
Minnehaha County
For Auditor
JOHN HERUNG
Campbell County
For Commissioner school and Public Lands
q. g. DOkkEN
Deuel. County
For Rail Road COMMISSIONER
GEO. RICE
Moody Gouhfy
For Representative Ninth district
W. r. JOSEPH
Charles Mix County
FIR. ELLERMAN
OF Gregory County
For senator eighth district
T. IOTHROP
OF Charles Mix County
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19

Which grind In ny own mil.
Buy and be- satisfied. Wlanle&asle
agent for Armour Flour, the best
On The market.
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Trades.
-lsAt


YOUNG MAN WANTS OFFICE POSITION
with good firm; experienced, with frst-class
EsfegenceA +. Vetleux, 226 4th av NE. IS
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs

x s~~~>Nr~>~S~~N<>~SN@O N~~>~SrNNSN~NNS>>SS
James H: Duryea and wife to Mabel H.
Davis, lot TO- block IS, Highland Park. 5000
Eliza j. Long to Stephan Grindl west
s9il1 Of lots IS and Il, block 10, !, ooo
I. John F. Hart and wife to Charles Haz.
elton. lot TO- block 8, Manages Sec 80
Charles Haseiton to ., Eugene y. Hart, ~
lot 10, block 8, Manages Second addi- (
MABEL Ii. and wills B. Davis to James ~
A. Duryea. lot and south one-half of
lot 2. block 80. Paramount Fark...... 1850
Mabel l.. and Cayour L. Langdon ct al. ~ =
to Anna NJ. Olsen, lot 26, block 2,
Elliot's Encouragement Of blocks 9, 10, -
Is and 16, Brackett & BIS addition. $50
Mary ]. and Lemuei G. Scott to Erick Q.
Leidstrom. lot l, block 8, Oak Park
Charles aaias0 K stearns and wife to Daniel wv
Mulveyhin lots Is and 1e, block 4,
Mendenhall's addition to Minnehaha u-
Mary Donnel to Jennie NJ. Fair lot "
"a. block I. Waveland Park. .::::..:.... $50
Blanche Fetzel to yioletta Voorhees,
rrpn Of lot s0e bnS Page 70 Ghass
e; Cooks Riverside addition; 400
lot il. block 49, Calhoun Park. -. $500
lot 5, Block o West TN Minneapos $40
Security Land Investment company to
Robert G. I. Champion, lot Is, block
8, East Side addition: :....,...::... 25o
A. Anna and Vincent Schiller to Loren =
W. Collins and wife. part Of lots
and 5, section 8. township lit, range
%, Minneapolis ...................... 2,755
Mary S. Roberts to Otto Holt lot "a,
Auditors subdivision No. 18........... 800
Jerry Provo and wife to John D. Hitler
and wife. lot 6, block l. Butler &
Kalkhof's subdivision of blocks % and
: IS, Murphy's addition. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Scottish American Mortgage company to
Charles W. Osgorne, lot 8. block IA,
Calhoun Park ................. 1000
Walter W. Parker and wife to G. B. Hef-
fefnger. lot 8, block Is, ...... $500
Marion Cole to Edgar Phillips. north half
Of lot and south half Of lot 8, block
&. Buffers addition ................. 5000
Thorpe Brothers to John NJ Theis and
wife, lots and 8, block 2, Fountain
Spring addition Observation-Disclosures. 200
Joseph T. O'Hara and wife to Claus F..
Dristig. lot 1, block g. Excelsior. 49,. 1900
Girard Investment company to Walter O.
Thayer, south 80 feet Of lot 6, block
8, Merriam & SIS addition ........... 1875
John D. Blake and wife to John A.
Sheats. lot 4. block 81, Lennon & New
ellis addition to st. Anthony. .......... 800
Joseph Bovert and wife to Bridget Butler.
north 80 feet of lot and south 20 feet
Of lot 1. General COUGHS addition. $3.50
Fritz Rydberg to Rocco Cascio lot Is,
Rydberg's subdivision of block 2, Cut
ter'S addition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
r. j. Mcdowell and wife to A. Eugene
Hossiner lot z, block 1, Flour City ad-
d1C10n LOU
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

PATENTS IN ALL COUNTRIES OBTAINED,
sold and manufactured; established Is years;
unexcel1ed reputation. Inventors book free
Patents obtained by US other attorneys pub
fish weekly to advertise themselves. Ameri..
can Parent Market, st. Paul, MINI.
WILLIAMSON MERCHANT, PATENT Law.
3 anty building, Minneapolis. Mimi; So NcGiIi
building. Washington. y. G. s5gss -.
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FINANCIAL


o cHATTEL LoANs.
0 Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
0 Established Is Years.
o Loans
o the slightest publicity. Small or large
0 PAYMENTS. weekly or monthly, with privi- {
o lege Of payment on or before, thus stop
Q ping all cost. Having been engaged In (
the money lending business for the past
o have. we are enabled to make the lowest {
o rates, and give the quickest possible SER
o vice. Our record and reputation for the
past rs years insures honorable and con-
o hdential dealing to all.
o Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
o ao5-so6 Bank Of Commerce Bldg,
o list av and 4th st.
90 o o o o o o o
MONEY TO LOAN.
Chattel mortgage loans on furniture, pianos
horses, wagons, warehouse receipts, etc. We
oner courteous treatment, unequaled rates
est service of any company in the city; by
calling when In need of money ana making
your wants known we can and will demon
strate the truth Of these statements.
Minneapolis Financial Co.,
rri.state sos2 S 0t n ". We Main ', 4us.i2.
ARE you LOOKING EoR a FRIEND
-'- To Loan You Money?
We loan on furniture, pianos, salaries
horses. wagons. etc. Low rates, easy terms
. o.. .. Without removal of goods
No., -. Call, Write or Phone:
Twin City 937s. N. W. Main ITO.
~ eo1 -eo2 Globe Bldg, 20 4th st 8.
Between Nicollet and Hennepin.
Open evenings on Monday and Saturday.
- SALARIED PEOPLE -
And others. furnished money upon their owr
names, without security, easy payments, Of
fees in go principal cities save yoursell
money by getting my, terms first: D. Il
Iolman, 500 New York Life building.
MONEY TO LoAN-FIRsT MORTGAGE LOANS
on approved Minneapolis real estate promptly
made by Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insur
ance Co.. suite COB Bank of Commerce build
Ing. j. NJ. Herchhmer. manager.
MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND TO LOAN UPON
real estate; no delay in securing answer OF
IN closing deal. Also build ag loans: lowest
rates. Thorpe Bros, Andrus building.
WE OFFER OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN on
improved city property at lowest current rates
no delay. The Minnesota Loan & Trust Co.
313 Nico!let av.
R. D. CONE & CO., ST: GUARANTY BLDG.
$1,000 $1,000, $500. $500; lowest G rates
WE LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE AT Low
est rates; no delay Nickels & Smith. 81
Nicollet av.
PRIVATE LIST and I'd Real Estate Mortgage.
made promptly. Dever. 5S7 Andrus building
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES; NC
delay. Ihayer & Gale, 213 N. Y. Life bldg
I MAKE A SPECIALITY or 500 TO s5ot
loans on city property Foley. sol Andrus.
$1,000 LOAN WANTED; NEW HOUSE; WORTH
$4,000 by private party. 1910, Journal.
SEE ME FOR LOANS ON CITY REAL ESTATE
C. s. Woodruff. COS Guaranty building.
500 OR MORE ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY
TaboI Realty Co., 40 LIST av s..
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BUSINESS CHANCES

CAPITAL REQUIRED.
BY the city real estate department of we'll
known firm. Services not required A splen-
did-paytng business developed and waiting for
capital Our funds invested in farm land Ref
erences must be Al. Address 5000, Journal.
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WAREHOUSE PROPERTIES.

FOR RENT-NEAR UNION DEPOT. NOS. 10.
20 and % Bridge Square, consisting of three
stores Hennepin az and an eight.story
warehouse In the rear in all about c. 900
square feet of floor space; good railroad track
age; will arrange to suit tenant on long lease.
L. r. Gorham. S07 Hennepin ay
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RoBT. WATSON. WAR VETERAN. PENSION
atty. box 413. 1928 Boston block. Minneapolis
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PARoUET FLOORS

WE MAKE SPECIALITY OF HARDWOOD
floor laying: get our estimates before buying.
Mpls. Builders Co.. 306 Lake st. T. c. 1896.
TAKE NO CHANcEs-Have the Old Reliable.
Met. Parquet Floor Co., sos LIST av 8.
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Continued.

BUSINESS oPENINGs-E YOU WISH TO GET
In or out OF business, write full particulars
hrst letter. Office, confectionery, cigars, ho-
tells, rooming houses. real estate. 5O7 Boston
block
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LOANS AND CHATTELS

LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
2 per cent per month. 1924 Guaranty bldg.
LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND WATCHES; Low
rates. The old reliable. NJ. l.. Cohen, 20
Washington S. Established 1879.
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property; charges reasonable. 500 Globe bldg.
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FOR sALs-HoTEL OF FOURTEEN ROOMS.
at reasonable price; party wishes TO leave
city; steam heat, electric light; modern;
central location. Address 66I9. Journal
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WAGON BUILDING AND
REPAIRING

BEST FACILITIES IN THE CITY FOR BUILD
ing, repairing and painting wagons, trucks.
etc., fine carriage and automobile painting .
specially. The Boyd Transfer Co.'s Blacksmith
& Wagon Shop. 1891 4th S.
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Statesmen and Clerks.
Stenographers.

WANTED-A POSITION BY A COMPETENT
stenographer; has knowledge of bookkeeping;
also experience in real estate can furnish
references $3.50, Journal.
POSITION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN STE.
nographer and bookkeeper, experienced and
best OF references. Address 1885, Journal.
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FOR sALE-FINE STOCK OF GROCERIES,
fixtures, horse, wagon; the best business loca-
>, ton; cheap rent: long lease; will sell out
right or will invoice: don't fail to answer this
ad; doing hut cash business; daily sales $40;
six years in the same place; reason for selling,
Ill health; must leave town by Nov. L. Adj
dress $40, Journal, st. Paul.
THE CHANCE OF A L1FET1ME-s1LENT
partner with $4,000 required in well-estab-
lished lumber and box factory business; in
vestor may reasonably expect from 20 to %
per cent; ample security; rigid Investigation
invited. TIE Northwest Auditing Co., Duluth
MINI.
BUSINESS CHANCE.
Two GOOD livery barns under one management.
with ~ head of horses buggies, harness. ETC.,
In best town in North Dakota. for sale or
will exchange for good farm lands in Min.
nesota or the Dakotas.
A. B. Malin, Kuhn, N. D.
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE-WELL EsTAB-
lished blacksmith business, with tools and
stock and privilege of retaining shop, in
Osceola. Wis; will be sold cheap for cash;
owner going to Pacific coast. Apply to David
Van Antwerp.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY F1RsT.CLAss
opportunity for the right man to open
harness and repair shop in Mandan, N. D.
VIII hold the building open for ten days
DOugal.
wANTED-YoUNG MAN OR WOMAN WITH
some money to take partnership in chain
of we'll established business colleges making
$4,000 a year. There is too much work for
one. Address ]. A. Button, Fargo, Nd.
GOOD PAYING HOTEL, FIVE BLOCKS FROM
conaiti. and house Wei, a1ied: f long az
lease; no agents. Apply to owner direct. Ar
dress fUGtt. journal n
HAVE VERY EXCEPTIONAL PROPOSITION
for one wanting to go in confectionery bust
ness; can almost guarantee satisfaction to In
vestigator. Write me. Stephen Fasaly, Little
Falls, MINI.
FOR sALE-HoTEL OF FOURTEEN ROOMS,
city; steam heat, electric light; modern;
central location. Address $3.50. Journal
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Dressmakers and Seamstresses.

= ~
WANTED-EXPERIENCE SEWING GIRL;
one used to making corsets, suspenders or
similar work preferred; good wages; only ex-
per1enced girl need to call. 610 LIST av 8. :
MISUNDERSTANDING PANT MAKERS ON
power machines; new factory, new machines
and steady work; call or telephone Crawford 9
Intelligence. Office. No. ia 18th st s.
LADIES AND DREssMAKERs ARE INVITED
to call and see our fall models Of skirts
and coats. Petty. $50 Syndicate arcade.
WANTED-EXPERIENCE GIRLS; ) ALSO
helpers, to work on sleeves, at Miss Nc
Gahn's, 700 Nicollet fifth floor. H.:
WAIST F1NIsHERS AND HELPERS WANTED
at once: come to work. Madame Tucker, 6O8
Ntcouet av. y - "a a.,
wANTED-CoAT FINIsHERs AND HELPERS
on skirts. Miss Leonard, 4O2 10th st s.
- -. ~ 9aE.h6 AIR<- .5.sa@5% IT
1~aS1sv Mattresses. ~6., r.
WANTED-TWo EXPERIENCED WAITRESS.
es. 100 Hennepin av. -. =, Z
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Cooks, Washers and Ironers.

A LADY WANTS WORK TO DO AT HOME;
small washing and ironing; make good
. pies, cakes and doughnuts. Mrs. n. J. D.,
200 Cedar av.
YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE A FEW
steady places to work by the day, laundry
or cleaning. Address 7042, Journal.
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TYPEWRITERs

YOU CAN RENT AN OLIVER TYPEwRITER
of the manufacturers for SO monthly The
Oliver Typewriter Co.. 1872 Henneptn.
TyPEWRITERS, all makes. at bargains; must
be sold. Blick. Mfg. Co.. sos Sykes block.
, 1906-11-24
BY
GE0L0G|ST
STATE OFFICIAL RECOMMENDS
ERECTION OF HUNDRED-TON
SHELTER AT STRONG.
Nearly Year Ago He said Plant With
Capacity of twenty-five Tons
Would Be Sufficient, Now Says
There is Ore Enough in Sight to
Keep Larger Plant Going.

The following note from DR.. l. r.
Swigart, dated at Leslie on the 22d,
was received at this office late yester-
day afternoon, showing the present
condition of the workings of the Strong
mine at that place:
Not Yet Through Ore,
we have cut into the east and west
vein to the south, on the third level
of the Strong mine, a distance of forty
feet and have not yet cut through the
ore. We came back some twenty feet
and started west, and have cut ten
feet in the ore. We have thus explor-
ed the new vein ten feet one way and
forty feet the other with ore every
where, with no edge to it except where
We entered.
Recommends Large Plant.
State Geologist Beeler made a new
examination November 14th, and made
official report up to that date. In.
his report of last January he recon-
mended the erection of a plant of
twenty-five tons daily capacity. In his
report of November 14th this year, he
recommends a plant of one hundred
tons daily capacity. He said to me,
There is ore enough in sight at pres
ent to keep a plant running two years
Ore in Fourth Level.
"On the morning of the 21st we
struck our ore body on the fourth lev
ell, $50 feet deep, and exposed it a dis
lance of seven feet. 1t looks fine, but
at this writing we cannot say much
more about it, as we know nothing of
the extent of it. When Prof. Beeler
made his report the 14th, We had not
yet cut the ore on the fourth level
, 1906-11-24
He Ate Garden Truck.
LARAMIE MAN WAS
ELECTION INSPECTOR.

w. E. Young, James Vine and w. S.
Adams, election inspectors, who con-
Quoted an election for municipal Of
fcers for the town of Riverton, have
reported the election of w. E. Young
for mayor and the entire citizens tick
ct, and leading citizens say this in
sures a square deal to all who have le-
Ultimate claims to lots on the govern
ment townsite thrown open last Au-
gust. Although this is the youngest
of Wyoming cities, 1t already has a
population of over 500, and is growing
The Wyoming Central Irri-
CATION company is building a reser-
voir just above the town, from which
It agrees to supply the town with water
free for five years. Vine was formerly |
a resident of Laramie.
, 1906-11-24
Settled With Company.

C. A. Schafer, the Cheyenne postal
clerk, through his attorney, T. Blake
Kennedy, has settled with the Union
Pacific his suit for $4,000 damages
for injuries sustained in the terrible
wreck in All Say station on December
Z, 1905, when twelve persons lost their
lives. Out of four mail clerks on the
train Schafer a the only n who
escaped. The suit was to have come
up at the present term of the United
States court, but the compromise was
reached ana the company has con
fessed judgment in the sum of $500
and the costs.