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Amount Of Contributions.

The Commercial club earnestly requests
donations OF mining stock. the same to
be sold at public auction TO the highest
bidder, tho proceeds 10 DO used for the
relief of the California sufferers from
earthquake and fire,
All mining stock so donated will be Of
fered for sale Mt II so Saturday morning,
April rs. 1906. In the rooms OF the Salt
Lake Mining and Stock exchange.
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Oppose Immigration Bill.

dINGToN, April 25.-Rcpresontatlve
and Representative Rupert OF New
ave united in a minority report against
migration bin. recently reported. allcg-
4 hong other things. that the bill would
I desirable immigrants from North Eu-
Shilc admitting the lcss desirable ones
tac South.
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NOTICE.

April IS. 1906
The Bon Ton restaurant has Changed
hahoS' and all holding any claim against
said firm will call on the Dock coTenar''
who Will settle all debts on or before
May 1, 1906, at said place of business
DOCK co
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Harvard Professor Dies.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April 25.-Prof John
partmcnt OF Harvard since 1875 and a well
known composer and authority on music. died
guddenly today OF pneumonia. TIo was born
at Portland Nc, In lSa9
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Trial Of Rev. Crapsey Continues

BATAVIA. n. Y, April a5-The trial Of
Rev Algernon S. Crapsey. d D., EpIs-
copal minister, accused Of heresy and vio-
Iation of ordination vows. was renewed
being too small TO admit all the spec
to
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Militia Not Needed Nou

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. April =
Cen Clark, in charge OF the militia Which
mas been maintaining order I'm spring.
Held since the recent lyuching. to send
nome the six companies now there
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|hESE IN PRAYER
| BEFORE FALLEN IDOL
plated 0rientals Have Un-
savering Faith in Image to
b Protect Them.

"A FRANCISCO, April S.-With un-
! ling faith In the image OF heaven,
" Chinese gathered In one desolate
@ Of the ruins OF Chinatown this
p Eng and worshipped in full compli-
) ezwith the rites OF their religion. In
I. she's OF their temple they knelt and
Epy offered their prayers,
e Sacred Idol Destroyed.
citrate In the smoldering wreckage
ihi them was the charred trunk of the
ann Image that once held the altar in
~ emple of Shaie Tai. The fumes of
n Incense and sacred punks curled
Ez1rd. all the dainties obtanable un-
yze circumstances were spread In pro-
Is Dry offering To the devil that no Of
IvE to that deity might bring recur-
Etasof the disaster. No detail was over
ut by the faithful Chinese. who
/ itd for mercy In behalf OF the 35.-
NJ their countryment made homeless
Iine holocaust.
sa Driven Back by Guards.
!, unique and touching service took
vehcst Joss house of San Francisco
re quarter Last night two wor~
~ came across the bay from Oak
!, bringing two priests OF the temple
- chem. At dusk they tried to find
y. elins of their Joss house, but were
- - back by the military guards
IN in wide circle around the
s''-ed mansions of Mob Hill,
" Slaves Of Superstition.
sJy AS this morning they again made
hs-r;way TO Chinatown. A special po-
~ IN escorted them, and after some
~ -, got permission from the sentries
n. % performance OF the ceremony I'm
|" the Orientals place their hope OF
IN Y safety and salvation. The ruins
Joss house were soon found and
atE e digging uncovered the partly
cat J Joss. At first sight OF the black
bJ Wooden image the Chinese dropped
heir knees. They remained silent for
iament and the arose, the priests
d eng to the fallen joss while the
|ints spread out the offerings of food
sue:sind been brought along.
bat : Feast for the Devil.
+ed Ian hour the Chinese remained in
-uFrp and then, when they had COM
h N their appeal to the spirit OF the
Joss. they cautiously backed from
4, cred wrcckage of the temple and
leus5ne final prayer. muttered in uni
.s.s aturned to the thousands OF desti-
X S1inese In the cities across the bay
inioiast for the devil was left beside
4. <eS
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Mrs. Edwin Kelley Escaoes

BELLFoNTAINE. o., April 25-Thc report
the assistant superintendent OF ST Aenews
hospital San Frencisco, was erroneoue 4
message received here today from Mrs Kelley
confirms the death of her hubbard
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Hague Claims Nearly 300.

IRE. India, April ga serious out
n the plague has occurred at Jarnmu.
,mIr, Northern Indin There have been
,1ctims among the members OF the pal
'sehold and the imperial service troops.
ndrcd and ciehtyfve deaths occurred
The post week.
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Will Not Change Quarters.

April 25-In DENYING
>or to the effect that the Supreme
would move to Sacramento, an of
~ that tribunal announced this
IL that the court would remain In
rancisco and would hold sessions
per necessary.
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WALL PAPER ANNOUNCEMENT

II 1t Is In the wall paper way, we
nave IL. and We now have large force
OF competent men and can execute all
orders promptly George w. Ebert &
Co, 81 Main street
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6any Veterans Reunited.

,ORLEANS. April = Tho annual re-
the United Confederate Veterans WINS
% order today by Gen. Stephen u.
ymnander In Chief Tho attendance is
md the enthusiasm unbounded
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English Companies Lose Heavily

LIVERPOOL. April 2o.-HnIf OF the rcservc
fund OF the London s. Lancashire Fire Insur-
ancc company 9i0.5sS. $50 has been swept away
by California lossos.
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TINTIC AND RETURN $500
Via d. & R. G.. Sunday ADriI %

Via D. & R. G., Sunday, April 90
ing. leave Silver City p. m, Nam
moth 40. Eureka 7:30. The Tintic
camp is again booming. Splendid
chance to see the big producers of
wealth. Big baseball game at Eureka
Everybody invited
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Million for San Francisco.

NEW YORK, Aprn 75.-The total transfers
OF money to San Francisco today were about
81 COO 900
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Graves Out of the Rnce

ATLANTA. Ga, April 25--John Temple
Graves today withdrew from the race for
the United States Senate
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State of Utah. Office of the Secretary of

ABSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STATE
MENT
For the Year Ending December 81, 1905. OF
the Condition Of the
Fireman's Fund Insurance Company.
l. The name and location of the company.
Fireman's Fund Insurance Company,
San Francisco. California.
Name OF president. William J. Duttonr
;. Name of secretary, Louis Wcinmann.
T. The amount OF Its capital
stock Is -,,,,,.,,... ,.,...S Loco. 600 .00
9. The amount of its capital
stock paid up Is ,.......... l,GoO00.o0
is - ,..,.............. 7eO4,i35.92
Z. The amount of It's labili-
ties dnciudlng capItaD is 4,5lliO 81
S, The amount of Its income
endar year -. ,,.s,.,... 4,1GS 61i.lO
Q. The amount OF its eX-
penditures during the
preceding calendar year S,5l5.09.5i
10 The amount OF losses paid
during the preceding cal -,
IL The amount of risks writ
ten during the year ,..... ol9l" s.9o.W
u The amount of risks in
force at the end or the ,.-.,
year .......... ..ss-,,..,.. iSloltA A'o'OV
State of Utah. Office of the Secretary OF
State, IS
|. Charles s Tingcy Secretary OF state
OF the State OF Utah, do hereby csrtllE
that the above named insurance eompanS
has hled In my office a detailed state
ment of it's condition, from wnlch ,ns
foregoing statement has been prepared;
and that the said GomRar6S pan bs has laws IN Of
the State relating TO insurance. -
In testimony whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and AFFIXED the great TarcS srar S'
~ - i''' c. S. TINGEY
(Scal) Secretary OF state
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ABSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STATE
Travelers' Insurance Company.

For the year ending December 81, 1906, of
the condition OF the
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Company.

q. S. Branch of Alliance Assurance
Company
|, The namc and location of the COM
pany. L. g. Branch OF Alliance AS
surance company. % Liberty street.
New York, n. Y.
?. Name OF managers. Weed & Kennedy
s. The amount Of its statu-
tory deposit ...,,s.........s 200 900. 90
The amount of It's assets is 95S, ,SSS 81
o. The amount of its liabili-
ties dncluding captaD is 376, $40
c. The amount OF Its income
during the preceding cal
cndar year ................ 49, 400. .O2
d The amount OF its eX-
penditu-cs during the
preced ng calendar year 5ll 4S6 So
ing calendar year ........ oil ,is5 60
s. The amount of losses paid
during the preceding cal
endsr year ................. 2u7. .367. 30
9. The amount of risks writ
ten during the year.. 80, 72O,527.Oo
10. The amount OF risks in
force at the end OF the
year -,..,.s......a........ SO,61o, lso 90
State of Utah. Office of the Secretary OF
State-ss.
l. Charles S. Tingey. Secretary OF State
of the State Of Utah. do hereby certify
that the above named insurance COMPANY
has filed in my office detailed statement
OF its condition, from which the foregoing
statement has been prepared. and that the
said company has In all other respects
compiled with the laws of the State re,
lating to insurance.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal
OF the State of Utah this 3lst day OF
March. A. d. 1906, C. S TINGEE.
lSealJ Secretary Of State.
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E1t your lunch In the palm garden AT
the Royal.
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Travellers Insurance Company.
l. The name and location OF the company
Travellers Insurance Company, Hart
ford. Conn.
2, Name OF president. S. c. Dunham.
g. Name OF secretary. John Z. Morris.
A. The amount Of Its capital
stock is ..,.-... .,......ss..S l,000. coo 90
9. The amount OF its capital
stock paid up is ..,....,... 100000 90
o. The amount of its assets Is iS,950.O1S. 40
T. The amount OF its liabilities
Qncluding cApitsD Is .-asr 4S coo. s21. eS
s. The amount Of Its income
during the preceding cal
g. The amount OF Is eXpendi-
lures during the preceding
calendar year ..,......-.... 0.26S, %. GO
TO- The amount of losses and
endowmcnts paid during
year .',........s, .,.,-.,.,-... 1857, 1857
H. The amount of risks writ
ten during the year ....... 70 eos, ,26S 90
10 The amount or risks in
force at the end OF the
year ..a.......s. -...a.,..-..- LOO, 80, ~
State of Utah. Omce of the Secretary of
Stetc.-ss.
I. Charles S. Tingey. Secretary of State
OF the State of Utah, do hereby certify
that the above named insurance company
has filed IN my ctf1ce a detailed statement
OF It's condition, from which the foregoing
statement has becn prepared, and that the
said company has In all other respects
complied with the laws of the State relat-
ing to Insurance.
In testimony whereof, | have hcreunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal
OF the State of Utah this thirty-nrst day
of March. \. d. 1906.
(Seal) c >. IlNGE1
Secretary OF State.
John James. District Manager, 81 West
End South st.
Scott Bldg. l6S S. Main st,
ABSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STATE
MENT
For the year ending December II, 1905.
of the condition OF The
Citizens Insurance Company.
1. The name and location OF the com
many Citizens Insurance company
ST Louis Missouri
. Name of president. Sol + Waggoner
g. Name OF secretary J. Fl Carr
l. The amount OF It's capital ,,o, ,,, ~ I
: The amount OF IT'S capital
stock paid up is.......-.. SgoCgS w
6 The amount of lts assets is els 81 /
Z The amount of its liabiii-
ties uncludine capftaD is oS6.%i To |
s The amount OF its incom"
during the preceding cal
endar wear .s-----......... vpS, lSi ~ /
9 The amount of its eNpcndl-
lures during the proceed
ina calendar year....,,..s iiO,AiI .1l |
10 The amount of losses paid
pnaor year .,....,.......... 253,1so 50 !
IL The amount of risks writ
ten during the year ....... III 6G3. .l2i. 90
~ The amount OF risks In
force nj the end OF the
year. deducting reinsurcd 0o,6S0. l2o. 90
state of Utah, Office of the Secretary of
l. Charles s. TIngcy. Secretary OF State
of the State OF Utah, do hereby certify
that the above named Insurance company
has nlcd in my office detailed statement
Of its condition, from which the foregoing
statement has been prepared, and that the
said company has I'm pll other respects
complied with the laws OF the State re-
atlng TO insurance
In testimony whereof. | have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal
Of the State Of Utah this 2Srd day of
April A y. 1906 Q. S. TINGEY.
[Seal1 Secretary Of State.
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l. The name and location OF the company.
Travellers Insurance Company. Hart
ford, Conn
2 Name OF president. s. c. Durham.
3, Name OF secretary. John +. Morris.
T. The amount of Its capital
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Millions Have Been Sent.

These contributions are 80 numerous
and come so rapidly that / have simply
been unable to more than record them
Mayor Schmitz believes the sum total to
be between four and six millions but I
am reasonably positive that the total is
above six millions.
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Work Has Been Wonderful.
Publishes Telegram.

In connection with the proclamation the
President authorized the publication OF a
telegram which he had sent to Mayor
Schmitz of San Francisco, acknowledge
the receipt of Il telegram signed by the
mayor. Judge Morrow. cxMayor Phelau
and others. In the telegram tho Presi-
dent quotes the proclamation he has is
sued and then adds TO II as follows.
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The name and location of the COM
pany. Il. g. Branch OF Alliance As
surance company, % Liberty street.
New York n Y.
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ABSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STA
MENT

For the year ending December 81, 1906
OF the condition OF the
U. S. Branch of Alliance Assurance
Company
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ABSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STATE
MENT
For the Year Ending December 81, 1905. of
the Condition Of the
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-09-07
G. & E. Extension.

The projected road through Central
Oregon, to connect with the Corvallis
& Eastern, owned by A. b. Hammond,
is placing its bonds on this market, and
it is possible that they will be listed on
the Stock Exchange in the near iutule.
The Corvallis & Eastern is 100 miles
long firm Yaquina Bay on the coast to
Idanha, in the Cascade range, and the
extension to Snake river, at Ontario, or
a point near that place, will add some
300 miles to the road.
The name by which the extension is
commonly known here is the Central
Railway of Oregon. 1t is understood
that the new project will use the rights
OF way through the state acquired by
the Oregon Central & Eastern, which
was building over the same route ID
years ago, and whose project collapsed,
and was afterward bought, road and all,
for 800, 900 by A. B. Hammond, who
changed the name to Corvallis & East
| ern.
The projected road will pass through
a part of Oregon which now has no rail
facilities, connecting with the o. r. &
n. and Union Pacific system on Snake
lriyer and with e,southern Pacific in
the willamette Valley at Albany. The
road is to be bonded at $4,000 mile,
which, considering the nature OF the
country is considered moderate.
Hitherto, New York has not heard
much of this project, but it has been
considerably impressed since the bonds
have been in the market here. The
line Of the road, ii it should follow the
old Central q Eastern right of way
will traverse productive region.
1t is thought that arrangements will
be completed within the next 80 days
for financing the project Oregonian,
September 3.
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Newport. Growing towns and suburbs
are seldom jealous of their neighbors.
The interests of Nye Greek and New
port are neutral and reciprocal. The
absurd suggestion that "Nye Greek
manipulators. " or any one else at Nye
Creek, are ''in trouble with the town of
Newport over the terminus of the ex-
tension of the G. & f. R. r." has not
shadow of foundation.
Residents OF Nye Creek circulated a
petition asking the council to grant the
c. & E. r. R. right of way up the full
length of Front street in Newport, and,
as far as the writer is aware, not
single resident or property owner of
Nye Creek refused to sign the petition.
No one expected the extension to come
to Nye Creek. Few, if any, wish it to
come. Nye Greek is almost wholly u
resident section, and the great majority
of its residents have as little desire to
see steam railroad nearer than New
port as property owners on High street
in Salem have to see locomotive oper-
ating in that thoroughfare, and for
practically the same reason.
With any one who knows anything
about the situation it requires no argu-
ment to show that destroying New
port" would injnre Nye Creek beyond
measure. Any man with the least
modicum of sense knows that the pros
perity of Nye Greek means the pros
perity of Newport, and vice versa
Under present or prospective conditions
there cannot be any essential rivalry
They are mutually dependent each
upon the other, and the attempt of any
writer to make it appear otherwise, OF
to either absurdly disparage or exag
crate the advantage of one section o.
the town as compared with the othel
is, so far as it has any effect at all, tc
injure both.
There was not the slightest provoca
ton or excuse for the writing of thu
article to which reference is made.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-09-07
A Bold Burglary.

a bold, bad burglar-possibly two of
'em - entered j. F. Stewards store
Wednesday night, broke open the safe,
secured about $50, and did few other
things. One OF the other things was
tapping the cash register for $4.15, but
he kindly and considerably left As
cents for seed. About a dozen pocket
knives and few other articles were
also appropriated.
The burglar effected entrance by the
simple process Of forcing the rear door.
The safe was drilled into the combina-
tion in very artistic manner and the
combination shattered evidently by
blows from hammer and steel punch.
So far as The LEADER has learned.
there is no clue TO the cracksman, but
it is a safe guess that vigorous still
hunt for clues is now on.
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To Advertise Oregon.

One of the most important move.
ments ever started in the Pacific north
west is the convention which has been
called to meet in Spokane, September
%, during the Spokane Interstate Fair,
to which all the commercial bodies in
Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Mon
tana have been invited to send dele
gates. G.. B. Dennis, chairman OF the
publicity committee of the Chamber OF
Commerce, and Theodore B. Wilcox,
chairman of the executive committee
of the Portland Commercial Club, have
issued the call, witch has been widely
published by the press in the Pacific
Northwest. Many of the leading COM
mercial bodies already have signitied
their intention OF sending delegates to
assist in every way possible with the
work. The call says: "The purpose
of this gathering is to bring together
the representative men OF the most
prosperous section of the United States,
and, after thorough consultation,
unite upon plan TO advertise the
actual resources, and not to exploit the
peculiar advantages OF any of the cities.
Every city and town in the four states
is equally interested in securing the
home builder, for it is only through in
creased population that we can develop
these tremendous resources"
The railroads will grant low rates to
all delegates. One lsne Of work for the
convention will be to take steps to in
duce the legislatures OF the four states
interested to make appropriations for
advertising the Northwest.
-
William Towner and two little sons
OF Slletz went to the Valley yesterday
to put in a few days in the hopfelds.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Doings of the City Dads in
Regular Session.
Council Chamber, Toledo, Or,
September 8. 1906.


The common council of the city OF
Toledo met in regular session. Present
Mayor Vincent; Councilmen Arnold,
Gardner, Schenck, Hawkins, McCau'
lou; Recorder Krogstad; absent
Councilman Anderson.
Minutes of last regular session read
and approved.
Petition from the Northwestern
Guarantee & Trust Company OF Port
land asking for a twenty-years fran
chise for an electric-light plant in To-
ledo. On motion the petition was
granted and the committee on ordi-
nances was instructed to draw up a
suitable franchise to present at next
session of the Council.
The following claims were presented:
f J McElwain, Marshal's salary. $40 20
Otto o Krogstad, Recorders salary. ....... on
II Horning, material used on old float % Il
On motion report OF committee on
float on claim of Mr.. Horning was ac-
cepted, claim allowed as reported, to-
gether with other claims, and warrants
ordered drawn for the respective
amounts.
Council adjourned.
OTTo o. KRoGsTAD, II. w. VINCENT,
Recorder. Mayor.
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Grand Crab Feast Excursion.

To Newport and return, Sunday, Sep
tember 8. 1906, under the auspices OF the
B.P. O. E. Albany Lodge No. 359.
A Grand Crab Feast and Entertain
ment will be given by the B. P. o. L. on
the above date, in which the lodges of
Salem, Eugene, Albany and other Val
lev towns will participate.
FREE BAND CONCERT
A brass band of 10 pieces has been
secured and will entertain the eXcur'
sionists during the day.
MONSTER CRAB FEAST
Crabs and other delicacies of the
ocean will be served in abundance free
to all.
FARES, TRAINS, ETC.
Tickets from all S. p. points, season
or three-day, will be good going or re
turning on excursion trains, leaving
Albany at : 80 a m. The Excursion
will start from Detroit and will hell
swell the crowd.
SPECIAL LOW THREE-DAY RATES.
A special low rate of sl.50 from Al
bany, Corvallis and Philomath for thu
round trip, good going on Saturday o
Sunday excursion, and for return ol
Sunday or Monday, has been made 10
this occasion.
A Chance of Lifetime! Come anC
Enjoy Yourself with
THE BEST PEOPLE ON EARTH