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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-07-13
CONGREGATIONAL

Sunday, July 15-morning
text: II believe God that it
shall be even as it was told to
me- Special topic: "Whither are
we bound?"
Evening-A union service at
the Congregational church.
Sermon by the Congregational
pastor. AS this will be Rev
Chappell's last service in Mil
bank he will make the closing
remarks.
The morning service should
begin at 1920 and the evening
service at 8 o'clock.
EPISCOPAL
No services Sunday, July 15'
Sunday school at noon.
EVANGELICAL
Preaching morning and even
ing, Sunday school at 10 a. m. :.
instead Of the usual hour. Seats
free. All welcome.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-07-13
Work In Prospect.

"If you keep on" said the credulous
layman, "you will find cures for all the
diseases that flesh is heir to. Then
what will you do?"
'Then." answered, the scientist, I'VE
Will proceed to seek cures for. the new
diseases to which our remedies have
given rise. Washington Star.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-07-13
Hardly That.

Miss P1ane-Tbe very day first met
him something told he would eventual.
" fall in love with me. Miss Speitz-
IndeedI The something" wasn't your
mirror, dear. was It? - Philadelphia
Ledger.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-07-13

How do you know that young
Rounders intentions are seriousr'
Hes quit giving me flowers and
candy and substituted chafing dishes
and cookbooks and things" Cleveland
LEADER.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-07-13
Obeyfng Orders.

Kind Lady-Ah. II you had only done
what your mother told you. you might
not be in this situation. Convict-I
don't know She told me to 60 out into
the world and make money.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-07-13

METHODIST

Farewell sermon by the pastor
S.'A. Chappell, at1O:3Oa. m. also
baptism and reception of new
members. Union service at the
Congregational church in the
evening.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-26

Independence the Spanish settlers be-
gan the work. and when Vancouver.
the explorer, visited the place in 1872
the preside represented the military
authority, while the pueblo and mis-
sion stood for the civil and religious
factors respectively The mission WA.
Secularized Ia 1884 and town h.d
ont tho year following
IN 1916 an American mau-of war. IN
der command OF Commodore John Il
Montgomery. entered the harbor and
hoi>ted the stars and stripes over the
town Mexico. which succeeded Spain
as the owner OF California. was then
at war win the United states. and the
act Of Commodore Montgomery ended
her dominion over san Francisco.
Montgomery appointed Lieutenant
Washington A Bartlett 10 be Frisco's
hrSt alcalde, or mayor. under the new
regime. Under Spanish aud Mexican
rule the town was sleepy. unprogress
I've place. but with the coming OF Amer
leans and the discovery OF gold In 1s4S
there cam" am era Of growth and hus
tie This did not eyentuate AZ once.
for the first news of the discovery Of
gold practically drpopulated San Fran
cisco.
The town was smittcu as boy plague.
ana one historian thus describes what
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-26
SAN FRANCISCO
IN HISTORY
Stricken City Long Permeated
With an Air OF
Romance.
IN THE DAYS OF VIGILANTES
How the Metropolis OF California Was .
Pmged OF Disorder-Lynchihg OF (
Csse,-The Days Of the Forty
uiners-TONn DepopuIat
ed BY the Rush Of
Gold Seekers.
IN THE DAYS OF VIGILANTES

~AN FRANCISCO. the earthqua ke
stricken city. has long been per
- meatcd with an air Of romance
and adventure. Nowhere may
one turn without heing reminded Of
the legends that have been woven
around The forty Miners and their i'm
mediate followers The names Of the
streets aud OF the business blocks. such
as kcHrucy. Suffer Montgomery. pu
Tput. Flood. Crocker and sharon. bring
fo The ind Of the visitor long forgot
ten stories of riot or adventure and Of
fortunes whose VaSucss once excited
his wonder cor made him .nrrrjulous
The seize of thc cit, was rr~, visited
10y Europeans ia l7f' and loo 1919 Bu
carc. ordered Il fort preside and mis-.
sion founded ou the bay one year
alter. the year OF thr Declaration OF
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-26

happened: Its houses were left unoc
cupied and unprotected. its former
trade ceased. Its lots fell 20 a small
part of their value. Its two weekly
newspapers were suspended. and the
town, deserted by the bulk of its in
habitants. was at one time without n
single officer clothed with civil author
fly
After the hrst rush to Tire gold dig
gingS the town began Ia regain It's lost
ground, AMI ere long the influx Of gold
seekers gave quite AN imnctus To its
growth The town was Incorporated
in April. 1854. and the first common
council elected proceeded with diligence
to plumber the city treasury. The
Same wear the state was admitted TO
the Union and when the steamer ore
gon brought the news there was no
Geographic communication m those
days business was entirely suspended
and the entire population rushed To the
wharfs To welcome the hRrbiuger. The
town had about 10000 inhabitants AT
that time. and when the people were
Informed that the signal days OF tn,
VT k'h iuNl'AAth llht NhillNt ~" was
sovereign state OF the Unitei states OF
America "A universal shout arose from
10000 voices on the whsrfs. Ia The
streets. upon the hills. hou~etops and |
he world OF shipping in the bay"
In IFS early history the city suffered /
rom several disastrous fires. Between .
pe'cmher, 1910, and June 1871. siN .
'our grations played havoc with the .
growing young town. Rcttcr buildings /
,'rr planned snd several trc compa
.c> were organized. These we're steps
% tho right direction 10 WAS also dl,
u,prrd thar the drrs were started by
I1mInnls who prohtcd 10y the confu
ion
This fact aud the lnefhcicncy and
OF the city go,arumcnt led
large number OF citizens 90 organ
~ The famous vigilance committee
Witch ruled the place Zoo 1901 quite O.
umher OF crooks were lyu,hcd bl
lc committee. othcr~ were driven out
hc John OHkhurst thc leading hgur,
b Bret iarte's "Ouf,u~ts OF Poke
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-26

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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-26
go FRANCISCO CHRnMCI s RUur DING

Flat" and The city went through pu
rihcation process that was OF --rat
benefit TO %
The aspect OF san FruuciSru .. this
time was not Inspiring o. Duu. ng
gold seekers. II was q struggling med
ley ~ low. dingy adohcs. frul wooden
shantie~. born 30 ana afternoon. with a
>pruhling ~ more respectable frame
houses ana mass or canvas AMI rub.
hcr hubltItlonS II Was mainly 20 CITY
of tents. rising Boo q crescent upon the
shores ~ the cove From ClarA point
10 ~hIrtcd the land 10 Telegraph hill.
along thc clay street slopes tanoriug
away 90 the California street r'Gge.
The larger number passed 10 ih' south
west shores of the cove. beyond the
Market street ridge "a region sheltered
from clustering winds and provided
with good spring water and NAMED the
Happy Valley
stockton street. stretching from Sac.
ram"nto 10 Green streets. presented
tho ueatest cluster Of dwellings and
Powell street was the abode OF churches.
for OF the six churches ln existence m
the middle Of 1880 three grac,d its
sides and two stood upon cross streets.
within hair block Mason street
above 10. was really the western limit
OF the city, a. Green street was the
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-26
sfaIu LEAKS

rb, e.'.prof of 'hs pudding DOB
,heIiroeri.t. rul
= Parental example .. b,,,rth.n ra
rcu'ai.pr,,cIt
\ man vithou, cusm,,. b. drifting
before The wind.
satan va.tc- na Time setting tur.
for..'hc ,ndo,cot
Thc.pngle.'oIlara Gained dollar.
i' a,vai.vrc, mu-.,
Wc;rrl!.ou, TO- ,hr boz, at. a.-
scr ha-Ia grandmother
Nau can never earn 400 tu.ra.. 100
wage hs Watching 'h. clock.
The man vIol. ,a.., r,mr,. eel.
dom contain. anything worth h,-
ing
\ mau De- .uo-} etrn D., spends
h.- mooney onI, .u ra.ar. 'n. nm
s.lf
Most of u- whom d.m.alIr- poo.
TIC. ur mo,. wm- w ...ar
mcrc,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-26

| Jrthcrn. Beyond Mason street RAJ
the trail 10 the Preside. past scattere,
| cot ccs. cabins and sheds. amid "a.
rics aud gardens. with branch patti
t. The Marine hospital. on Fiber
street. and another to thc North Bcacl
anchorage, where Spectators wer,
% ming wharf TO attract settlement
After the vigilance committee dis
banded the criminal element bctaIu
hO.dcr. and la 1896 the crime and cor
! ruptlou n the city had become iutol
cradle 10 those who wished To live "a
decent and orderly hte. when Editor
! kng of The bulletin. who had de
| uouuccd the thugs. WIS murdered by
James l.. Casey. u new vigilance or.
gduizatiou was created. and In a few
days Casey H0d another murderer
named Cora were executed lu front OF
the committees headquarters Many
hwhreakcrs were later put 10 death.
aud the regime OF the California bad
man came To- an end.
II has been asserted that San Fran
cisco Is the most cosmopolitan city In
the world aud 10y cosmopolitan In
meant population from all parts Of
the world Not long ago the records
Indicated MA 81 per cent OF the pco.
pie OF ma city were horn Ia foreign
lands, not In Two or three dlfrereut
countries. but In practically every land
under the sun According to the ua
uunal census reports Tor 1897. San
Francisco had n total population OF
$500 ~ these L. IsG were native
horn aud l3aNll wsre ban outside of
the United states. Fully half the
grown persons m tie community r..
moved To california from alien lands.
while large percentage ~ the other
hair sud of IN. general body of chill
dren were of foreign parcuiuge IN
400 san Francisco had population
u a. - 81 which 81 per cont WIS
foreign born
San Francisco has long been fams-i
a. one of the -v de open citic- - tho
Uuit,~l states A. in ~. davs ~
1919. thr gambler dryote- himself to
hls vocation with little Interference
from the author.tie. Prior 20 the
earthquake two ~ The most prominent
vrn,r, m the city We're occupied bt
gambling dcn- one ~ theu known
as me cafe Royal hl. bs-'n n vrriiahl,
yold mine Tor its prw,r.ctor-
The California supreme court hls
rendered decision o. th" eject that
tho game - draw poker Is not gam,
m chance hut Involves judgment anil
other elements Hs well as chance or
luck. and bccau-c ~ This decision these
piar,- are permitted 20 bc maintained
They are trelucutrd by hlri lpoa
lng crowd ~ men. and many csndnls
ARE told associated with these plarr-
a visitors NE is probably safe iu these
Resorts but hI. money Is not % f. said
that thc son ~ the premier 81 british
Columbia was rrrf'~i ~ SS.tssn Zoo the
cafe Royal re- Few wears ago H. io~t
81 1ao u ,1.h bui stopped payment on
- $50 boo checks
San Francisco ha- forty seven square
miles ~ TERRITORY. or about -lOWn
tcrr- within the mut cip3l limits The
dnr-t r,.sbrucrs are on Sob hHl aBd
Pacir, bel sht~ both 90 which districts
command magnificent views OF the
bay and thr Golden Gate Tho city
has six barge park aud twenty two
small ones snd Golden Gate park 60
cupic- over lUp acres
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-26
GOOd FRIDAY



-''" ioIh, ApuI in. --rur me ur-'
time in many year, Good FRIDAY Wa
not observed a. holida, 100 New
York today All ihe city depart
ucut- were in operation, aud che
took Exchange wa, open for bus
rc~, o. usual In 10th Of these 900.
stances the money was responsible
tb'- ctrure 300 the6city.- tradl-
uour. J Dee cay corP"faiou conn
-cI decided that department b,a,,
had uo power 90 allow per d,m men
pay for time not actually occupied
iu rhc.ciy service the iaborcr- rc-
oucstcd that the usual holiday Pc
omitted Their request wa- granted.
The tpovcrniug board 81 the stock
exchange dccluCd not To -u-Pcratluu,
Tor the Fday' because Of the unset
-
tlCd conditions 81 10, money mar
ktt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

NV YORK. uer - -uean fnYsz
frry surrounds tbp identify ~ me
NrW York broker" $50 IL aaia -
have been ferre4 BY flsssnciai straits
O. dispose a the famous ff1s .aaa
hqosIuo- rnaH Heekfaer thar VS.
once ths Htff % 8 Russian ear e. =
fahhfui ambassador.
rha necklace waa recently aaiA Al
aurftan tr . flfth az. Ar CELERY faF
tfa.eaa. Tha pufhsaaafa we're a firm
of Jewellers
The -haada1' nrfkiaen has a re-.
markahie hiatuff. faa "details II
which are unknown 70 any except
che Hfincipaia The Russian anhaa-
saiaf io Aastfis haa efeafiY pleased
ga CAR siebalaa II hY clever
atreks - tiplaruaep. A. a reward
the cHar afieFea thaf the finest
petrit lu hia emglfe De gathered ana
strung ana press utrd - his fsithfaI
assent
Fhta waa Haaa az a sect ~ ttaE.-
eaa later ths snhaHasdar fen ffafn
grass in Paris ana aaif enc nrrh
iaee - "a iAamnua alaFs Baht Or ges.
zoe
other handa ana finally became the
property % a Naw Nora broker who
had afruek e. fieh in Wan 81. ne
jewels we're Eofu - his wifr.
NeM. according 90 TIA anonymous
statements ~ the auettnnasr. the
broker l. HARD pressed on this ae-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27


The general Idea regarding Rus
elan s1aud duke Is that ho Is az iiis.
fYfaHHiHat eatasfsL eIIh nH object
m lite Save the sfucl oppression ~
thr HusaiaH lnWHf urIafa AMI the
maintenance of himssIf Boz supreme
power onN SECOND tu that enjoyed
by the rsat hmaeif To certain
eNirat th'a estimate of strand duke
iH correct hut Nhru $40 consider
thrif environment amt the nttraW
tearhnsa ~ theIr .iHu Ne uHd that
thcy are uat a1 BAD aa We ara accuse
tnWed to rtHsfi fhrm
ItaW the Ialk one hatra Of them
thnte W' nj be thousands ~ Rus
Sian Strand dukes whereas. ar a
matter of fact tt che present time
thrfe are emily nineteen
THE sfsHi dukaa consist n the
male Relatives " tHe aHHr and lua
eiude hiH brother. four uncIea. four
nfHi cousins ami Ten second cousins.
AN 81 che eaara #Hlr relations after
that arc mefoiY princes With the
pfrnk ~ birhueaa- Grand dukes
have imperial hlFhnesA
There are actually - malH rriss
tions ef Che ytar ali tald. excluding
tla infant sam the baby caafaaiteh.
Every one NJ thesr 30 Ia a member
q the imperial house. and each one
receives ffum tha dty 81 his bIffh
an lueame af taea p0a a year from
tho national raehequee.
besides thia they own between
them about saoa4 square miles II
hnd which means. roughly. a flrti.
eth ef the territory 81 Russia III
hufnpe, They aisa possesses asa pal
aces and castles and they Elfa ems
pinYfuent % about aHaea saffants.
The grand dukes have many rfir4
lrses enjoyed bY no one eise. They
syr tree from arrest. Thry cannot
D. sssed ia a ouuft ~ iaw Or rons
fellsd Go be a witness. sad neel not
make oath Go ANY statement theft
signature giving &c verify
Their speIai position b. second
only q that ~ TIE esaH. ASA Is sauaI
o. that ~ the ntanafrhH of afasf
countries Everyone niust stop anI
salute them ln ne street. naI MOS.
ing aa until they are Tea eaeaa auak.
Vet their bed 6 net nu rossa
fhef can So uasaiua without per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
GARAGE BURNS
AUTOS RUINED

Spontaneous combustion tn a pile
az waste vas tho eauae this morn,
inx Of a fire Ia the stable and Ear
axe of G n Sumeon. the mill
ewaar. AZ iza4 Minor az. which
DESTROYED thfaa valuable auio.
nah.las and suited the garage
II the haFu az the tima ~ the
fire we're, besides the automobiles.
! cart. several sets of harness and
a dfiyinx poa4 Aiec Heiherg. the
hired man. who was sleeping Ia tbe
garage. managed n make bis Nay
uut Of the burning garage With she
nony The machines destroyed
wore valued at about sin.aNe. with
no Insurance The atahle vas fuuy
insured
Tho autos we're late models of
the FFaakiia. White steamer and
nraslcr makes They had been
efeane3 yesterday ana Il q Thought
hat tie accumulation OF waste lett
was Responsible for The flFc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

mission from the enar They rauuat
leave Russia or marry unless be
consents
uaaubrdieutc means imprisonment
rufsa alton Of estates ana hanluh
ulsHf one OF alt Hs the craze rlrassz
Thsfe are other minor disabilities
without number
Their frequent hfeathas ~ the
etlsl Eraiuat usaHetiouad maf-
rnsea tBa. shaN that hsY aro hu-
mau or the n seven of eight have
either married uni only without
asklHs the tasf.a raNaeut bar aefu-
abs aFtmat bic express command
or shaY - pfeaeot sent "a marrs
romen whom tho caaf disarpfovss
Il
The gaHi nakr cyril wanted Is
maff, ihe duke ~ EtiHhnfaha a4-
eofead daughter ihr grand duchess
20 Hesse hut thH sfaf fn hasir hin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
MAKING REPORTS
FOR NEW LAWS

report 60 b. Submitted Al che next
uaaetinx ~ tha Chamber 90 Com
merce. the legislative commlttee u
ueaiins This aftcFnoon - discuss
TIRE pFoiact % erecting hridge
acrcss the Snake river at LrwiaIon.
IDAHO. At TIRE combined expense 81
ksth WasAinH5on sBt Idaho Tho
revising ~ laws fo aiiow che erec
tlon % armortes for thn National
g1ari Ia Seattle. spekana and Ia
soma and for the request for an
appropriation for a Typographical
szrvey 81 the entire stafe are also
h4gae discussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

and reiented uftnrwurd az n reward
Tor Cyr.fa hefulam Ia the japanese
war Grand Duke Paul has been sk-
lied Cos years after marrying Mmr
Nalegisava against the cssfa wish
rH
Grand Duke Alcsia when young
m#fti#d bis mafhefa lady iu.uait-
irK nut naa expelled from Russia
zoe three years huf subsequently
taFaanaa and hs ia a faYaHito with
ths ftaH
drama Duke Nicholas haa been iu
etiIa f8g go Yeaf8 iie wished 90
mafiY IS Hafis music hail celebrity
aua. 81 sia .kllsd - prevent hlm.
lSagflet "a raaaariaa peasant GIRL
This doomed hIm far Eaad
Daar Michael married girl
whose IFS hr aasrd ffum runaway
haEse Ihef Hpa live Dec England 90
CaHnt aad Nae4trss Tofiaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
FLASHES



Twelfth Az property owners mees
tonight Va the Alaska building t.
sign q ratitinn far the rrranatrue-
ton ~ that thotouEhfare
Mems Club banquet.
Next Tuesday evening ~ enter
tninmrut snd banquet wiii be Given
BY the Mems club u Trinity ~ =
church ia the church parinrs. under
the auspices of the Ladies' Ala So
ristg.
Washington Volunteers Banquet.
Tomorrow niwht tha Washington
Volunteers association viii meet IN
the armorf % elect offeera and ar
range for the annual banquet
Y. N. c. a. New Years.
The y. n. g. a viii celebrate New
Years with gymnasium tourna-
menf. musical proEuum and watch
night service.
Holiday Banking Business.
The business IF the local banks
during the week before Christmas
exceeded b. Ion puf cent that uf
the previous year.
Rockingham Files Bond.
Charles L. Beekinham has flied
bis bond Of s2o.0o0 Ne county com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
SHELL AT LAST is
TO BE GIVEN a TRIAL.

Judge uanfaF1. 81 the rnltrd
States federal court has Just rfaut-
ed a arit q habeaa corpus IN the
case ~ the application for trial
~ John Shell. belnR held ln the
SPOKANE county ialL The writ Be-
i~frnahic the last daY ~ this
fhsuih Charged with bufRihftzihR
the ppetofnee a. Pulouae On 1899.
On petitioner rccites he has been
arrested and held without a hear
ire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
VALLEYITES TO
HAVE MEETING

Ralph ID Nichols h kuiek,r
haeheg hnI ~ t paulh8muH are
the state senators vha organized
the movement 4 81 me- intended
tbstethia ahan be- purely official
eonfersnge. Int all Interested nro
pie between rueama HuI Seattle
are Invited - aueHd IuuHe IItiu4
IA the low huda VII hg ablr - give
The Legislators much valuable al
vice.
The mectIns Win be- held Ia Mya
&c hsil Auburn. and besln az !
O'Clock lu tbo afternoon white
che general proposition 81 draining
the valleys win be under dIaus
aian the main object il to arrive
az plan Go take care - the hlsh
walter az the White river. which II
How doing an lmMsuse amount 0f
damage Oh an of che valleys be-
tween the two loading eitirs ot tho
Sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

NEW COMPANIES

OLYMPIA. Dec 81 Articles of
Incorporation Wrre filed with the
secretary Of state yesterday - fol
lows
Queen Anne Investment Co
- Seattle. Us noa. ~ Charles p
Smith George Il Piper. = X Mum
day. J.. { Smith and /. q. Nc.
euirr
The Mannheim. Seattle Land com
pany. of Seattle. $4,000. by A
sehluasmacher. Ellis Morris and G.
" sharples
The Floozlcr Investment company
OF Seattle. So. 900. bY u. ". Thorn.
son and J G. IcfieFv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

Tho Seattle theafer has an a.
traction this Wrpk which ia filling
thHt popular p'afahop. almost to
capacity at every performance
sIiily Olson b. the best sWede
play since "Yub Yauaou o. runs
until Saturday night
The Belle uf japan" which
opens NJ the Hrltiie tHeatsf Sun.
day afternoon. viii give "a glimpse
Of modern Japan Il d. comedy
aud there viii De- "a special matinee
NaW Years dag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
BURGLARS WORK

Mrs u. sherman. ssts Western
aVs REPORTED 60 the pnliee this mefns
ms that het room had been eHtarrd
last ulaht ~ thieves and a sold
watch ana chain. cheek Ter tta
ana saferal other miner articien
Wrge stolen.
o. sather. a Seattle Elaetrie com
psuy employee while asleep IN the
assembly room a the ear bafaa AZ
Hfth Az. and Pine e.. had watch
and s stolen fram bis trousers
pos Act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
PRINTERS TROUBLE IS
NOW SETTLED BY COURT.

The controversy between the
Archer Linotype company and
fovctt 81. Wood, Of the Trade Reg
lister. which for some time has been
Ia the superior court has finally
been settled. Judge Gillian has
handed down a decision ruling that
as long as Archer complies win the
goHtract he has with Wood the lat
ter shall be restrained from inter
fefing with the other.
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MILL IS SOLD

The stetaan 8 reat AIN company
has been said TO aeorEu e. uradicy
and number og associates whose
names are not diHeiossd Mt nrad-
les states that a ncw corporation
viii BE formed under the name II
the stetaou = isesJ Lumber come
pau9. ani the old bualuaas viii ba
continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
AUTHORIZES NEW MAINS.

The fir ard water COMMITTEES nf
The cuaneil last night voted o. rec
anmsn4 the appropriation % s.. goo
faf the completion of the waiter
Haina ga = ssth sts aiHa ts.0aa Tor
the completion sf sire engine haune
aa f1rHf az = Tie property bold
era aleaE Grand boulevard viii he
aasesasa1 - eentn aRr fraHt foat for
ssataf nsaina. iaaiaad of q ceHla. -
fret proposed
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PASS RE SOLUTIONS ON
DEAD VOLUNTEER FlREsEN

Resolutions az coincidence Is be
eusroaaet ard transmitted q tho
uitoe q the bate James n CaIuan
have heen drawn up b abe Seattle
Volunteer N1remaua association.
ne association viii aisa draft aIm-
lar resolutions en ghe Death e the
bate shafisa > 1lakef ana aafar
kFiee both u whom Vere msasbera
e The Volunteer E1remsn.a Nasaeia :
tlau ~ seattle
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MINNESOTA ctuB TO
SELECT A..Y..P..E. sire.

The site far the Minnesota build
lnE &c the A-Y zr.E wNl 81 o.
iectfd BY the Minaesoia club. af thla
city aH Ne0 Years day A. a meet
ms held faat night az tho Alaska
club rooms Il Waa dectiea o. hold an
eta faahioned pieufc GA thc unlvers
atty campus ianuafy 1. vith a uin-
ner % BE- SERVED ga the wameu's DOR
nsitoff at 8 So O'Clock ln the after
noon