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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
EAGLE ROCK CENTRAL TRACT
Purchase Of the Old Young Place at
Consideration of
$4,000 .

The Edwards & Winters company, ac-
operating with o. A. Vickery & Co.,
report the sale of the old Young place
in Eagle Rock for a consideration ap-
proximating $4,000. The property con-
tains forty-two acres and is sold to a
local syndicate for the purpose of i'm
mediate subdivision. 1t is situated at
the intersection of Colorado street and
Central avenue, and has a frontage of
800 feet upon the former and 1900 feet
upon the latter thoroughfare.
AS far as is known, this is the highest
price yet paid for acreage in Eagle
Rock, and is indicative of the rapid in
crease in value of choice acreage suit
able for subdivision into residence
tracts.
The new subdivision will be known as
the Eagle Rock Central tract, and will
have first-class improvements installed
Immediately under the supervision of
the Edwards & Winters company, who
will handle the tract.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
GROWS NEW C0RNEA IN EYE
Vienna Surgeon Exhibits Remarkably
Successful Operation Before
Medical Society
Special Gable to The Herald.

Special Gable to The Herald.
VIENNA, Dec. 29.-At a meeting Of
the Medical society today DR.. Zirm
showed a man on whom he had sue
| cessfully performed a transportation
of the cornea. The patient had suf-
fered from ulcers, which had destroyed
the sight Of both eyes completely.
The surfeon had to take out the eye
of an 11-year-old boy. The eye was
ruined in the interior by steel splin-
ter, but the cornea was intact. The
operator therefore cut Sits in the
Opaque cornea Of the mans eyes and
| inserted pieces from the boys eye.
The experiment failed as to the right
eye, as the transplanted window also
thickened, but in the left eye it re-
tanned its transparency and almost
normal vision was restored.
Close examination revealed a slight
veil over the left eye, but it does not
prevent the patient from reading
small print. From having been stone
blind he is able to go about his work.
The surgeon attributed numberless
previous failures to the fact that the
corneas of animals have been en-
? ployed, whereas in this case human
| material was provided.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
GOING IN A BODY
To LOOK At LAND
C0L0NIsTS OF H0MESEEKERS'
CLUB ON A TRIP
Five Thousand Acres Near Wasoo, In
Kern County, Selected for Imme-
dlate Settlement--Traln
Leaves Wednesday

A special train Of six carloads of col
onists will leave Los Angeles next
Wednesday evening to go to Wasco In
Kern county, to open up large tract
of land, exceeding 5000 acres, which has
been selected by committee of the
Homeseekers' club as the location Of the
fourth home extension colony.
Each colonist will secure from twenty
to forty acres of vineyard, orchard and
alfalfa land at an average price of
$22.50 per acre. The low price of the
land is not an index to its character,
because this land was purchased at a
low wholesale price by the Homeseek-
ers' club, among whom it will be In
turn subdivided into small tracts.
viii Build New Town
The members of this club also build
a new town, and the lots are distributed
among themselves at the mere cost of
the land at grazing values. AS they
rear their homes on the acreage prop
erty they cause young and beautiful
town to come into existence. Each col
onist takes his share of the town lots
at from $40 to 500 each, and as the town
grows up the town property, it is
claimed, more than pays for the orig
inal cost Of the farm. 8
This is the fourth time that the Cali
fornia Home Extension association has
settled up spontaneously a great tract
of unoccupied country and established
thriving towns and communities in the
Golden State. The Clark colony in
Monterey county was the first one es-
tablished and is said to be one of the
best towns in that valley.
The Wasco lands are well known to
many Southern Californians, and there
is big rush to get the right of land
selection in this tract. The Homeseek-
ers club now consists of 800 members
and the home extension board believes
it will exceed 1000 before the books close
on the Wasco lands.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
WELL-To-Do NEBRAsKANS BUY
Property In Los Angeles Purchased
for Home sites and for ln-
vesfrnent

Louis f. Wetgen bought Of Althouse
Bros. and Arnold g. Dodge six unim-
proved lots on the west side of Man
haitian place, just south of Fourth
street. each lot being 60x150 feet. Mr..
Wetgen is a wealthy manufacturer of
Platt Center. Neb., and intends to
make Los Angeles his permanent home
in the near future. He will improve
three of these lots with handsome res
iderces and the other three he will
hold as an Investment; consideration
$12, 100.
John r. Stems bought of Althouse
Bros. and Arnold & Dodge two unim-
proved lots on the west side of Man
haitian place, between Fourth street
and Linden avenue, lots 60x150 feet
each. Mr.. Stems Is a wealthy merchant
of Columbus, Neb., and will also make
Los Angeles his permanent home In
the near future. He will improve these
two lots with handsome residences to
cost about $4,000; consideration S3SO0.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
WOMAN shows DEVOTION
Offers to Share Alleged Bigamist's
Punishment If the Court
Will Permit
snecia1 Gable to The Herald

Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON, Dec. 29.-An unusual story
of a woman's devotion was told at Biz
mingham yesterday, when Ernest AL
bert Smith was committed for trial
for bigamy.
After the first marriage in Septem-
Der, 1901, had been proved, Florence
Mabel Lawley said that she went
through a form of marriage with Smith
in 1903. She knew he was married.
"Then why did you marry him?" the
stipendiary asked.
''I married him." was the answer,
because he had no home and no
friends. 1 took him as a friend. His
wife left him. She came to the house
where was at service and where he
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
REALTY DEALS
ON SOUTH HILL
ADVANCE OF $4,000 WITHIN
TWO MONTHS
Important sale Closed by the Ham,
burger Realty company--Rush-
ing Work on Hamburger
Department Store

Among the notable sales OF the past
week was the transfer Of property on
South Hill street.
d. A. Hamburger, through the
agency of the Van Vranken- Hunter
Realty company, has sold to the Title
Insurance and Trust company, In trust
for some local investors, the propety
known as the old Lang homestead, S34
South Hill street, being 60x161 feet and
about 120 feet south of the great Ham
burger store.
This property was purchased from
Mrs. Rosine Lang about two months
ago for 100000, and is now sold for
$1S5,000, making profit of $4,000 on
this sale. Mr.. Hamburger has such
confidence in this property that he has
retained an interest with the parties
purchasing it, and says the property
will be resold within a year at price
nearer $4,000 foot. He relates how he
and w. 1. Holllngsworth invested $500
apiece in a certain piece of property
and sold the same to a syndicate at
profit of St2,500 apiece, retaining their
profits in the syndicate, and when the
property was finally sold the original
$500 had earned for each of them
$32, 500. In the deal Mr.. Hamburger's
original investment was $1,000; he now
earns fifteen times that amount and
retains his interest, which may earn
him as much again within a year. Mr.
Hamburger says he has paid the high
est asking price at the time of pur-
chase for every piece of property he
owns, that the reason of his success Ia
nerve and faith in Los Angeles and
that he purchased where he could see
profit in resale.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
WEST SIXTH STREET SALE
Sum of $4,000 in an Investment Pur-
chase-Lot Bought for Early
Innprovement

George H. Rector has sold to w. w.
Middlecoff a lot on the south side of
Sixth street. between Flower and Fig
ueroa streets. The property has a
frontage of fifty feet and is improved
with one-story building. Price, $685.
900.
Willard Stimson has sold to e. P.
Johnson, jr., the property on the north
east corner of Twenty-eighth and Sew
erance streets. The lot has a frontage
Of 100 feet on Twenty-eighth street and
167 feet on Severance street. Price,
$4,000. Mr.. Johnson expects to improve
the property with a dwelling for him
self.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
New Station for Florence Heights

Both Los Angeles & Redondo and the
Interurban roads, which run on Yer
mont avenue past Florence Heights
for distance of one-half mile, have es-
tablished new stopping points opposite
the new branch office of the Mccarthy
company with attractive signs, plat
forms and accommodations for passen-
gers for this attractive subdivision.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
:cked up with me. She left him to an

HE has beer a friend to me-" she
continued. "In fact, he has been more
than a friend. l am willing to share
half his punishment, whatever it Is. 1t
is his own wife's fault that he did
what he did. He has always behaved
we'll to me and the children, and al
ways will. 1 know it for a fact; he
worships his little children"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
March Of improvements

Five new houses were started in the
Mccarthy company's Greater Los An
geles tract during the past week. two
on Sixty-eighth street, one on Sixty
sixth street, and two on Sixty fifth
street, between Main street and South
Park avenue. Many improvements Of
permanent nature have been made
recently In this attractive subdivision,
and the Mccarthy company reports
steady sales of lots, mostly TO home
seekers and home builders.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
The Big Store

Speaking of the new store, Mr.. Ham,
burger says: Had we let the con-
tracts to eastern bidders instead of
desiring to keep the work at home, we
would now have almost our entire
frame up and the terra Gotta and other
work following it, and we would have
saved a great deal of time and money.
AS it is, as soon as we get the frame
up. we will rush the other work day
and night, working double shifts
twenty-four hours a day until COM
pleted."
The Hamburgers have made up their
minds to push their store to compile
ton as fast as men and money can do
it. Some people are still pessimistic,
doubling that the store will be erected,
but this is the result of stories circu-
lated by real estate agents to enable
them to boom other districts and to
detract from the value of properties
around the big store.
Their statement just issued shows
real estate holdings of $3,121 100, and
all of this the result of four years ac-
tivity in the Los Angeles realty field.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30

Everything you want you win ma In
the classified page-a modern encycl0.
pedia. One cert word.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29

smpfinosn mub, eeieat f4 NOD Elm
gang Defenders patriotif4es Stol39es
fhhl, benn mir baben i'm unmittelbar
unb tppbl einaig uno aaein ibr1, benz
prdRbenten, benz Obsrbaupt Der Na,
tiuu. auf bas mir 10 germ ifol3 fino, gu
banfsn. Die aufiebsnerresenbe @nt=
bilung, Der bic prompte GntlanutIg
oss unsetrsusn RepOrters gu banfen
III. trurbe edn, lnmittelbar bon BEN
prdFosntsn - our9 ben Brief an
Moobh - beranlabf.
SerprdFosnt-ioa 9eibsn bic frsnss
@ere4tigfsit unb b~innbduti9e Moral
- bat Isin Spfer. Man tanr au4
Iagen, Der Spetn erbielt iein Spfer.
Senn ss if bod wObl tuahr. bab bic
y8sfts9une" bel i9limmer i9eint als
He 1T. Der 9erausseber oes .Sntsr
Ocean" bot ansebeutet, bob ibm bic
Nnnahme, Elm einfa9er &eporter tonne
bic politit ieines glattes befimmen
unb, I'm BsFss FOLDER Wa9t, fur 500
sstauft tusrbsn, serabeau ld4erli9 ere
i6sint. Ct uirb @sRnnungsgsnOhen
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fogar bon bss prdRosntsn @ntbhlun9
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unb aud benen mirb's an Beifaa ni&t
feblsn; ebeniopenig ME orittsn. bic
msinsr tusrbsn. Is 3eiae bod bon ettpas
tinbli9er gini9dbung oes groben
8ruFfanpalts, tpsn1 mon CLAUDE, @rs
9i9ter 8ropr 6dtte fein befieres Witz
tel @anfigss tibsr ben Tleii9truf ms
publitum au brineen. finben f6nnen,
als fold plumps tlsinli9ey gefe3ung".
gbrli9 9efast = bic sanse SADIE 1T
fur9tbar tlsinli9; bic ae3eiste grObe
gntrtfung ld9erliG unb hber ale
MaBsn abgeIdmaft. @enn ss beg
prdfosnten Nbi9t NOR, unter BITE @es
i6iGte bss 5leif9truft. prOaefes als
abiGlieBenees llrtbeil bas Wort
ypofs" au f9rsiben, 10 bat et's nit
biefer y%@ntbhquna" srrei9t. Gin un=
ptrantwortli9sr &sporter lisB fid BUM
bert Dollars i9snten. Sas bringt ben
prdfbentsu in beiligen Corn unb bers
anlaBt i'm, bic ger6Hentli1unq BON
8risfen uro 9otumenten an3ubefeblsn
: sr bat bic ga3i0e am Strid, m6&t
man ba iasen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29

Namsrt Der Ri9ter nennt, auf bic er
au6 biesmaI wisnsr binpiss, unb bic,
nod ieinen gebauptungen, unerlaubte
unb %unlautere Nebenaefddfte betreiben.
Sic miHsn entfernt tperoen; benin bic
Ri9terbanf mub rein erbaltsn tuerbsn.
ST fe ss ni9t, 10 III es on Der 3sit,
bic &sinisang in Der rtdFdtsluistsn
@eife por%3une6men.
Ssrur1e bdlt ben SalhRsl ;ur situas
tion in Der Sano. Der 3eitpuntt lit
%aeei1net. bic 9sbauptunaen. bic er auf-
seftsut bat, pabr au MAIDEN. gr foute
es iofort tbun. Mber = er. bot Bis
isBt 10 tuenig bon benz getban, oas er
tbun iolIte, unb 10 mentge isiner 0er-
iprs6unsen tuabr semadt. bab man
i9 faum auf i'm berlahen tam.
Snoehen, mir polen linn nod 3eit
taKsn. aber er miibte eigentlia feIbt
sinfsbsn, bob er f& ni4t bel ldnssr
auf p6raien. gebauptun9sn. Srobuns
gen uno 8erfpre9ungen bei9rdntsn
tanr. aud feline treueften Greunoe
tueroe1 ben @lanbsn an i'm berliere1,
msnn er ni9t balo banoelt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29
0ert6tet.

l1eber bas iaon bon uns Eeri9tete
gr9sbniB bss &ebolperblait= pro3sfes
f9rsibt bic @etp Oortsr Gtaats,
3eitunq 4"
Snbsm bic Surp obne BsRnnen ben
Wa6ripru9 abgab, Der &sbattsur bon
r@Onisr's Westlp" fsi uni9ulois uno
babe alio &idtsr Deuel. ni9t berlsur,.
bet, fimmte He aud ben gsmsrtunssn
;u, bic In benz Mrtifel entbalten tpare1,
usldsr Der Mntlage 3u @runbs lag.
uno barin bisb es. ieber Gag. on benz
Ri9ter DEUEL. isinss Nmtss tpalte,
bdufs neue S9anbe auf ben staat.
limb 9ifrictsantpalt Ssrome acce1.
tuirte issssa9lage mod. inbem sr ben
@si4worenen iagie, fe miiBten ben
slnsstlasten freiipre&en, tuern fs bic
ir benz artitel ausaeiprodsnsn Be-
bauptungen fir tuabr bislten. Die
Surb bat alio bic neber;eusung sstpor-
men, bob bas @erbIeibsn Hidter
Seuel's auf Der 3i9terbant cine
S9anoe fur ben Staat bilbe.
Ra4 benz pOrseleaten gsusismate=
riale fonnte eine anbsre gnti9eieuna
ni@t setroHen tperben. @s lit ,iber
allen 3meifsllbinaus bepieien tpOr,en,
oab Der gigentbdmsr bon ,Sown
Sopics" bon grprrRung lsbte uno bab
&i9ter Deuel. ibm bel Der Mushbuna
ieiner Gsmeinbeitsn nit &atb unb
Sbat 3lr Settle fano. Sifrittsanwalt
Serome befano F9 In elmer unangeneb.
men Sage, inbem er bic gegert ben &e.
oatteur bon .@oaier's Wsetlp srbobene
Irtlage nertretsn, mubte, trobbem CT
bon p8own Srpics" unb ben bamit
p%erbunoenen perf6nli9teiten ausen.
i4einIi9 g%enau'bieielbe Rsinuns bate,
uie Der ansetlaste; oenn er beseidnete
In benz plaioopsr bas glatt tuieber6olt
als einsn i8mubisen Wii9 unb CAB
islbf au, bob &i9tsr Deuel. obne allen
3usifeI bas 9eiss ibertrsisn babe.
Der unfaubsrsn Banbe, bic unter
CberH Mann's Gibruns felt SaSren
i'm SunteIn searbeitet bat, if burber.
6ano bas 6anbwerf sslsst. Das uns
beirittsne WeroienE. bisfe Wsnbuns
berbeigefi6rt 3u baben. sebtbrt COL
Tiers @eeflp". Damit baben mir uns
bereits bei&dftigt. gs eeb6rt R9 aber,
bab Der Gal meter bsrfolgt tpirb.
OifrittsantuaIt Serome bat aenua
Waterial sur 0erftgung, INN geaen
Mann unb Deuel. AntIasen tpegen CT.
preRung erhebsn ju IaRen. gs if fers
ner feline pfi&f; S&ritte ein3uleitea,
bic Ri&ter DeueI's Werbleiben auf Der
Ri&terbanf unrn6eli& MAIDEN. s4user.
! BEN 1T es an ber 3eit, bab Serome bic
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29
Tim bic SduslinssFerbliafeit

our4 0eruertbun9 ptheni4aftliter
gsObadtunger tpsientlid berabsumin.
bern, seht man foeben baran, In Char.
l%ottenburg cine ~eigenartiss Nnfalt 80
bsgrtinoen. 3uuerldiFge @rfabrunsen
auf benz @ebiete unb Der Surdfi6.
runs bss etilgeiGdftss Hagen ben
Ner3ten mod ni4t por. Sieiem Mau'
gel ioa bic sins Wbtbsilung Der neuen
Anfalt ab6slfen. sic nimmt f9uan'
gere Jrauen auf, nm Die pbpfOlo9ii8sn
8srdnberunaen 81 beObadten, bte fur
bas fpdters Stilen bon 8ebeutune
limb, urb bs6dlt fe nod Der gntbins
ouns nit i5ren Rinoern nod brei Mo.
nate, UNI bic beri9iebsnen ginfhFe
auf bic natirliae grndbrung Der
Sdu9Iinse bsr9leihsnb au bsoba9tsn.
Sn bisiem Muttsr5sim ertuartet mon
@rfabrungsmabre9eln gu finoen, bic
Rd als WOriariften fur fiasnbe Mat-
ter in gesus auf Nahruns, 3sitsin=
tbeiluns u. I. III. al9emsin bsrtpertbsn
lahsn. @ben 10 mi6tig 1T bic 3peits
Gbtbeilung, bic fi9 nit ben 5rogsn Der
ttintli&en g%rndbrunq beiddftigsn io0.
Sn einsm unter b~eterindrer iino 6eni=
f9er 2ontroQe ffebenbsn Stale Iollsn
einise &ibe unb 3iegen gsbalten mer=
ben, i'm bic ratiDnslffe Dirt Der 6tttes
run9 fur bic gr3ielun9 gutter 2inbsr.
mild berausaubetommen. Damn ioa
bieGraae Der Qhblung, Mufbsmabrunq,
Wiidung unb Quantitatsbsfimmung
Der Idbrmila ssl6ff psreen. sors=
fdltige 8eOba&tunget an aeiunben u1o
tranten Sduglinsen uerosn aud fur
anoere Gragsr Der 2inberpfses einiee
alaemsin antusnbbare grfabrungsidBs
g%etpinnen laRen.
Die Seuti9e 9aiierin bringt bisism
p!ane bas lebbafteffe Snterefie entge=
gen. Shr LIT ss gu banfsn, BOB aud
Der Safer sinen rambaften 8strae
aus isinem SispoRtionsFunbs our Sci.
bilfs sepdbrt bat. Die Stabt Char.
~lottenburg tpirb ben @runb unb goben
FIR bie nsue Mnfalt als Sulbi9un9s=
9abe sur flbernen 6o65sit oss 6aifer,
paares 6ersebsn. DEM 2Omite fnb
bereits bO9anseie5ene Ssrtreter Der
meOisiniidsn WiFsnIdaft unb Ysri0n.
li6teiteu aus bobsn gsamtsn. uno Sc.
sli9aftstrsiisn beisstrstsn. 9eutidsn
2inber- unb Gr~auendr3ten fOl Die sln=
Halt gun, Stubium Der 9inbererndbs
rungsfrage isberseit often feben. Die
geiammelten grfabrunsen weroen nas
tarIi4 gum @emsinaut Der gan3ea aul=
turuelt gema9t tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29

= 8Dfe 6ineingefallen
lit nit einem @eI6Gftstniff gu Neuz
jabr elm 8ddermeiifer in Berlin.
I'm ieinsn pfanntuden CUR Sbls
peiterfeisr einen mOsli9it groben 4bz
JAP gu fi9ern, bate er unter Die Ir>
beiterbebDlferung Der 9egeno Settel
bertbeilen laFen, in benen angetiins
bist par: n@uBerbem babe i9 IN
einen pfannfu6en elm 3ebnzM Dart
ftiid, unb Der gliidlide Sinber erbGlt
Bel 8Oraeisuns auBerbem nod feds
8ubenb gratis au." Die perlodenbe
@ntiinbisuns psrfeblte ibre @irtuns
ni9t, unb bas pfannfut9eneef3Gft
cling am @plpeiterfonntag gldnSenb.
Sds 8erbGneniB aber fam bintens
na9. @m Neuiabrsmprsen in aler
SriiAe mar bas Gef9Gft bes Bidder
meiiters bon 5rausn unb MGnnern
srfilt, bic idmmtlid ie feds OnbsnO
pfannfuden gratis perlaneten unh
bies @srlansen bura bic @oraeisuns
= zines 3ebnmarfitiids besriinbeten.
bas jeber in ieinem pfanntuden ges
funben baben ponte. @efunben bate
es natiirlih nur elmer; bic anberen
sSnbaber zines 3ebnmdrfftiids tpollten
~penigitens bic feds Subenb pfanns
fu4en berausf1lasen. Dem Bidder.
meijter 1T Der @olbriids& aeit,
lebens perleibet!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29
Vi@t 8ans TO-.

,Wi1ie," iaste bic iusenblide Muts
ter belsbrenb gu ibrem dlteiten SprDBs
ling, ripeibt Ou, mas Der nnterihieb
1T spifaen Seele unb 2eib? Die
Seele, mein Sunse, lit bas. pomit Du
liebit unb fiblft; Der 2eib 1T has,
mas Did seben nnb efen unb umberz
beipesen laBt. Siebit Su, bds bier"
= bic Muttsr tupfte benz &leinen auf
bic Saulter, = has bier lit Oein
&Drper, aber ba tit nod ettpas tiefer
brinnen, 0u fannft's iebt fiiblen.
Was lit base"
vOb, i9 ipeiB; Mama," anttpprtete
Winie nit einem Mufeudten bes
@erftdnbnifes auf ieinem @efidtden.
rbas TT mein Glannellbembden."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29

= Muffallenbe ueber@
n # @bitinenSler gum
@einbdnbler): LIMB i6lieBli9 Be-
baupte i9 gang enti6ieben in 8esug
ouf ben WeinsenuB: man tpirb niht
alt bel bemfelben." WeinbGnbler:
BIN bur9aus Sbrer @nii9t, mein
Ssrr, man blei6t ndmli4 spis jung
babel"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29

a perfauien: Ginen 8anplat on Sturm Npeuue,
= spii&tn PisbIauo abe. nub Oriental strabs.
IS bel 125 CUB sroB. Bsrtb 5000. Berbs fur SITS
on Semanb Der fG elm Sous gu banen tani2t Der.
iaufeu. @irb ui@t an Berfonsu p~erfauft bic eiseu.
tbuun peruietben tponen. SUITE 6trabe unb &rof.
toirs. Gas, absuesiaudIe unb eleftriines 2i&f an
Der Strase. Na1aufrassn bel 6. He9ersr. 1928
eturm Upenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29

01erIanat: Cine 6rau OLE 6ou3hdItesin I'm 9iafs.
- a4Nen &oipifai. Gde Cbio unh Genate. Rod.
anfragrn IN Der pfFSe BE- 9sfpitass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29

g 4nierise Rage. Was
ioG Der @tubiofus GiffeI feinem gts
ten f4reiben, ipenn ibm einmal tpirfs
lid ber Dtnterrpd eeitoblen miirbe9
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-29

- Nau&t bic fish I Mingo.
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the side of the yard where sheep are
accustomed to run during winter,
and are comaratively cheap, espec
tally where the grain harvest were
the largest.
Cement at Medicine Buttes.

Medicine Buttes, which rise out of
the prairie south of the lower Brule
Indian Agency, and which are one
OF the geological freaks OF this part
of the state!are contributing great
deal to the upbuilding of Reliance
aud other townsawhich have sprung
into existence at intervals along the
extension Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul railroad to Rapid City.
The buttes, which for five years
have been .one of the objects of in
terest to sightseers who visit this
region, are found to contain un-
limited quantities of sand and tone.
which are being used in building
the new towns. Investigations have
shown that the sand is Of the pecu-
liar quality which is valuable for
the manufacture of cement blocks,
and when the, region between the
Missouri river and Rapid City be-
comes fully developed by the exten-
sion of the new railroad, cement
blocks manufactured from the sand
of Medicine Buttes will doubtless b..
used in the construction of the
buildings in all of the new towns as
far west as Rapid City.
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and it is the intention of the man

and it is the tention of the man
agement to erect and maintain a
large and commodious warehouse in
in this city. On account of the posit-
ion which Deadwoad holds as the
metropolis of this great mining Sec
tion and the additional fact that it
is the favorite place for the meetings
of the stockholders of the mining
companies the company will carry
in its warehouse full and complete
stock of machinery which will in
clude everything than can possibly
be used in or about mine or mill.
For company to have its ''head-
quarters forty or fifty. miles from
where its plant is located, may sound
all rightto Deadwood but it would
certainly be q most unheardof ar
rangement in the business world.
Deadwood is being fed on husks,
now days sure.
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Good For johnson.

. Mr.. E. g. johnson of Hill City,
who has been east for some time, re-
surned home Sunday ed while away
sold stock in the Gertie mine for the
sum Of $50, ,OOO, 90. Upon his return
to Hill City he was met at the depot
by aslarge delegation Of his friends
with a brass band. Bontres were
made and it was quite an ovation.
At present mining prospects in
Hill City and vicinity are good and
shares in wolfram aud tin mines are
in great demand. The American
Tungsten Mining company are at
present erecting q saw mill to saw
lumber for their new hosting works
which wall be completed as soon as
possible,