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The daily sentinel., 1906-10-01
IvESTIGATE THIS

Our property, seven full claims, is
located in the Sinbab valley, in the
foot hills of the La Sale mountains
in the extreme southwest corner of
Mesa county, colorado. The strike
extends northwest by southeast, is in
the carbonacious shales, blue lime
being the country rock. with quartz
tiles and eruptive porphery between
walls. The deposit is mostly an
aqeueous crystalization, consisting of
sulphates, oxides and carbonates in
contact or separated with blue limo.
The vein varies from to Is feet in
width and extends the length of the
entire property. Assays run from
10 per cent copper and 10 ounces in
silver to 80 per cent copper and 200
ounces of silver, besides about S3,-
so in gold, and fine indication of
uranium. with an average run in ex-
cess of 15 per cent copper and co
ounces of silver. We have prospect
ed said property the entire length,
having spent many thousands of dol
lars, and find that the vein contin-
ues to hold its value and increases in
wealth as 1t goes down. A fine vein
of carbonate of iron, within our own
lines. parallels 1t below and an ex-
cellent measure of lime above. These
are the oily fluXes needed to reduce
this ore. Plenty of water power
near at hand and an abundance of
fuel. The only impediment to the
successful operation of these mines,
even when their products are very
low, was the lack of transportation.
decided to part with limited amount
of treasury stock. for the purpose of
constructing ore roads and putting
In the necessary machinery.
one-thlrd of all the stock was
placed in the treasury so that we will
always have sufficient means to
bridge any necessary expense. but
only a small block is offered at this
time, as we are confideRt that as soon
as we have transportation facilities
that the mines will Immediately place
themselves on paying basis. now
that the price of their products have
nearly doubled.
This is an opportunity to get in on
the ground floor with the original
owners, who have borne the heat and
burden of the day in times past. when
prospecting rock cost money.
Secure some of this rock and aid
in developing one of the greatest cop
per producing propositions known to
exist in the United States, and watch
your bank account grow and the
stock go up as the shaft goes down.
We will be glad to have our property
inspected at any time, as 1t will much
more than bear out any of these
statements. But don't neglect to
come in and reap with us, as there
are thousands of tons of high grade
ore ready to ship as soon as this road
can be completed. and the harvest
Will be great
Theasury stock is now offered at
l5cents per share. owing to the great
necessity for this road. When we
have accomplished that the stock
must Immediately advance, as the
mines will at once become paying
proposition. which means at least so
cents for the stock. Now is the time
to help us and yourself. and this is
the last offer at this price.
E. F. ELDRIDGE, Pres.
The Sinbad Mines and Reduction Co.
Grand Junction Colo.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-01
OCTOBER IL
A HOLIDAY

On petition of the Italian residents
or the state, Governor Mcdonald on
Saturday issued a proclamation de
claring October IL a legal holiday.
and requested the people of Colorado
to fittingly observe the anniversary of
the discovery of America by Christie
pher Columbus. The Italians, in mem
ory of the great exploit of a native OF
their country, presented the govern
or with gold pen, elaborately cary
ed and tipped with ebony. to sisn the
proclamation.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-01

DR.. c. e.. Taylor the well known
osteopath left over the Midland yes
yesterday afternoon for Denver, on
short business trip.
w. II. Bannister is unloading two
big cars of fine furniture and half
car of fine upholstered goods as was
ever brought to Grand Junctino.
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WILL MAKE LOW RATES.

A rate of $40 for the round trip be-
tween Grand Junction and Salt Lake
City on account of the great semi-an-
nual conference to be held in salt
Lake, October inclusive.
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FINE TANGLE
OVER A MAIN
WATER DEPARTMENT FINDS
ITSELF UP heAlHsr ALL
SORTS or COMPLICATIONS,
AND ASKS FOR HELP.

Corporation Counsel Calhoun. has
been called upon by the fire aud
winter committee Ia uurnvei an
unusual iaHKle which Is uow pnz 2
zlinR the water department. The
department iet q contract Tor n VA
ter main on Evanston nv. aud the
main was partly laid and houses
connected with a. Now % dispute
has arisen az t. the location Of ths
street property owners ciaiflinE
the main Is on private property.
Owners refuse e. Jet the water de-
paftmsnt employees 10 on their
property 70 attend "a the main or 10
complete the work Of laying H..
while one customer refuses TO pay
hia water rent. or permit the In
npectorH ia 40 on hir property to
shut Of the water.
Meanwhile Hn assessment has
been levied on much adjacent prop
sfty and district Improvement bonds
issued to pay for completing the
main. which work the department IL
now unable % do Calhoun has
been asked 10 advise the committee
how 70 eKtricate itself from its eH-
tangled position
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SIGN MUST CONE DOWN.

A large cloth sign In fron, of the
cigar store OF H. H. Kalies and ID.
vertlsinz the favorite brand Of
cigars manufactured By that dissin-
guished public character mas; come
down Fire Marshal kellogg has 20
decrped and hts orders must Be
obeyed The sign is q fire menace
aud az such cannot longer be en-
dured kellogg penned Kulies 20
lite little note Of warning about The
matter this morning.
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COLLIDE WITH
UNKNOWN BOAT

ASTORIA. Ore. June ls-=ffDo.
the arrival ~ the bafkeutine Jsne
j. stanford here yesterday after.
noon II WIS learned thai she hsa
been IN collision with an unknora
steam schooner ~ mites Eest q,
The mouth Of the Columbia. Ths
vessels b0Napfit. headsalls and
malnsaii we're carried away. ana
she waliowsd around helpleasly gn.
~ hhe vas sighted from Norh
Head lighthouse.
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Exercises for the graduating class
- the Wayside hospital viii be
held H. the bethany FfeHbEteriau
ehurche on Queen Anne Hill tomor-
raw evening The graduating class
includes LILLIAN TiuEley. Lucy liiis,
LlaAmof ManNnm. InlaTA TndhuniaI.
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HELP FOR CALHOUN.

Mayor Moore has approved the
ordinance passed by the council last
Monday night providing Tor an IN
crease IN the number % deputies n
the corporation oounsei's office BY
one. The ordinance Is now IN e.
feet and the name q the additional
deputy vii be announced BY Car
poration Counsel Calhoun not later
than Saturday. Two or three can
didaies for the place are under con-
alteration.
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MUST STOP MAD
RUSH FOR MONEY

DIES MONIES, Ia. June IA
Chairman shouts. % the Panama
canal commission. WAS the pflacipal
speaker az the silver anniversary u
Drake university today lie said.
The demands Tor reform are his-
ioficai and. unreasuninK Though
some are. many are well founded
and must b. needed
.-rhs West has dfifed away from
old standards OF honesty and patient
accumulation into a mad rush for
wealth. II must Be brought back 10
old mcofinEs by calm and tufle1lbls
application % the law
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FOUND DEAD IN srp

a man giving bic name "A :,
smith wna found dead la 10 =.
thr hhlVHtlon Army heaaqsss, "
tifih hV. hnlih and Wnabingtsa -
lhHt evening Coroner eafFsi4 ~.
mold "a post moftetn eaaule.,,,1H W
The man WaF about 85 fears :, IN, ~.
qua nothing Is known af hls sa ~
cedenta. ante.
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ELEVATOR ORDINANCE

A. the result Of the packed eonA
ton OF the elevators III many - ~
downtown office buildings an ma,
nance regulating tho operatlon 80
the elevators Will be considered !,
the next meeting Of the police en-.
miitee
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Charged with having left a board
bill unpaid iu Everett. Eugene
HawisY and " a Hawkins. both
giving their age as ~. were ar
rested BY the local police last night
and were taken back 60 Everett
THE morning BY Constable 9. A
gnldFfFHn
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NO HELP FOR NONE.

So far as now known IA this city,
there IL no prospect Tor relieving The
conEested condition az the Meme
postofnee this year by action OF the
postal department aud the business
men Of Nome VIII be Obliged to hire
the extra help required during the
summer season IN order to obtain
anything satisfactory ~ the way on
mail aaftIfn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
N. p. YARpmAsrER DEAD.

Louis Dell Bodum. yarimaster for
the Northern Pacific IN this city.
died last evening after a short ~
ness Deceased was 70 years Of
age and was born IN Minneapolis.
lie was member Of the y. a A.
NJ. Royal ArCanum. Druids and X
q. y. lodges. Funeral services
we're held this morning from But
torwofth's chapel Rev, NJ. A. Mat
thews officiating
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cHURcHMEN
MAY CLASH

PORTLAND, June 1.-THE Fpss.
capal convention assembled This
morning % elect a neW blshop for
oregon 60 succeed the late Il. via.
ter Morris. The leading candidates
are Rev. Charles Seaaaiug. Of La
Grange. M. and Rev. y. ". Clamp
ct. ~ San Frunciseo A clash be.
tween the high and low ehnrchmen
l. expected.
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SOLE SURVIVOR
BROUGHT BACK

TAMPA. Fla. June if-Ths
schooner Thomas S Deunisou ar
rived a Port Tampa last night hsy.
Ing on board Captain A. =. Pinu,sv
the sole survivor Of the crew Of ~
ihroemaHted schooner Emma i
Coiiingham. which sank Sunday
morning i3b miles weslgoulhwea, u
Egmont Key, Pa. Six men vere
lost
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The Ladies' Hebrew Bene,o,...
society will give a lawn pauv y
the home Of Mrs A Y. cobea ~
sixteenth aY. corner Columbia ~
On Monday evening. June NJ
O'Clock ~
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The san Francisco disaster has
put an end 90 the war between Cali
fornia and Washington brewers Tor
the Puget sound trade. according 10
James Goldie, formerly representa-
tive OF the California brewories. He
SAYS the fire has put an end to any
efforts to invade this field for two
years az the least
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ENGLISH WOMEN TO ORGANIZE

English women IA Seattle held
a meeting Wednesday afternoon At
the residence of Mrs. pf Hymns.
fof The purpose - organizing q go
cfsiy 81 the Daughters % ~ George.
Another meeting hiss been called
for June - az 1870 second az.
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RUNAWAY soY CAUGHT.

Roy Martin. aged Z. who run
away from the Brothers school at
south park last night. wae later
picked ur IN this city and turned
ever "a officials from the inHiiiu-
ton. Martin was allowed 10 go feF
walk and came 10 the city on a
sfeaaf eay
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ARoNsoN WILL PLEAD.

Charles Aronson, against whom
Information was filed from the
prosecuting attorneys office yester-
day. charging him with the murder
% +. n. Ross and wife of kerlsteh
win appear before Justice Davis To-
morrow and enter hts plea.
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nnaf Hif fn affufd4ges Ntth tafms ~
hereby slsa Yea The ieqaHsd 10 daYs
uutite 60 cancel SAINT.
Dated seattle. June ~ ire
uianet.
= 900 is The price on THE double conner
WITH Fend e.tpn,a h.ssf lar, h'a ...i
on Fremont ballard cas- line vacant lots
nsaf thls plaes hase sald ZOE mote money
terms f"ut own SOW
a. e,a riae medefn a.rnqm cottage 90
f#ifsi hat aHsfloatinE Lake thiaa 1t
aHaiW fsrss tNu naluiaf Streets elegant
shanes 90 build and mahs Income hafas
tasf terms
q ood ifisFahi ruoal Hpiain haHHr "a
sHd A. etsfipahinE t.Hhe WasHlnFtaH
brand new fuif fsNHuf basement. and
ielms Eithsf y Trees afs Fs'sa bafs
faf an infsHtnfnt
VIRTUES nuasfaH CHANCES
e. soa So Hotel an fHn hiit fp6fas
in Fus1 condition funHinF haf and aaia
ssisf 10 even toam 4 Aohhf MAKER
AsHiA tsfHH
s. sia 80 nafiWHfs snh ffoghsfV iH
tsff sod iaaatiun rent fhran. irasa llis
EHes 81 pfies naHsa pH araeanf - pthsf
tMsineHa
a su4aii ffaesrg store % invoice FIs
tuffH ka4urd fHf els frlHHfha
Il aHa "a d q HHIH.H H
atfhiu fse days 81 this eftcs fhsah
tent. ians isasu
10 LIST
- nNiHHEp
81 - b gafrg# 70 Rome fine hauss
81 Hiestsrn. tsua. nsafif aii fafnishst
50 eass roem ss~ esttass. Queen Anas
nin
VIRTUE
BOSTON mock
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rAoNr YouR NAN 40


To The star Main tea0s Ind.
ftss. The star viii cali ana ccls
loct the bin and viii send to
sou the answers Is Ncur al when
addfessed care The STAR"
RATES FoR CLASSIFIED
ApNERrls- NUNTS, SifuA.
TON WANTED, HIP
WANTED AND All oTaGR
Aps, ONE CENT A WORD.
seven words 81 fractions Of
insertion.
seven words or fractions of
weFdn Il the lire. ceah IN adj
vance. When charged 10 ae=
count actual number II lines "a
set win 10 counted Minimum
hul Tor an sad." Is cents ttsls
lard Want Al. AGENCY, L. II.
Niultrn ast ballard Ave. OPP,
City ital
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WILL CLOSE CONTRACTS.

The board Of education win have
a meeting IN the near future anu
the outstanding contracts for man
usl training supplies Tor the Nai'-
Gus schools viii be closed a kpc,
cial meeting VIII be called the i'i~
~ next week 60 authorize the 81.
forring OF diplomas ON the y Sfao'
yates.
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q 80 aaaHsf Hsstfta 60 iaaFf % areannf 4
tS41ft asa s4rwfiFe . fins foefs
tHfsss Faffrfnf rFilzf HfaHffs tsass
hisasl tafHe paassIrs .ssAstaffi eki. ksil
t.assse ffMffa - aH tislaa aNf arNa
taktfs fantsE satHssf fsF1 fafl -
49, - sEIa 80 tlsai nsasriefs
hnissI taaaifd ~ WssaaiarH Ave
fiae~ a. UAf tlas HaFsh sesrV Hent ~
g. 80 tHf - lHHk sHts FFsHa j.
nlads Ffff iaH Nass irfaas
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O. ssa~ uistt - tHh Afguas. NadsrNs
lfsaHnfs aeH# snaH nHe cNE1. Haa
aHf fis.stsfn Hfaffaaa = 3 fsssflla f1fssila
4sHa fsTf NiHai4 lsnrfesed finT - ain
thfas fts8 ts4feFe ssss4 siam THts
rtsHs aeH 80 - sHHHiira sHf lsHfF -
~ cts ~ tha rfsrs Heffh sNrfE
cfHi 81 NNN hes g Ana Fnu Be buy u
TeHua
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Acre tracts. rich soil, near seau ,s
easy terms. ]. A. Paine 9oi Aia..s
building.
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- ~ Msffaaa ftiaas iaaauiF nHaf srtsssi
tnHs4 - fseans. sfFau&st faf stefs
ah4 NfAnN Ff3Has aifN nt1as - gFHa
ssftef sftH FnHfrs fissHsff Wiki atN
infatrr 49, T. ffs e. : sfsss - e
tiM raff - pfsfaisas in Hag1sM flsia
e fffHttFHf alz4aftaHifH - Ers = tazfa
sstH as ssfati ssifd tsasirssss tH
hraffh - aenef nFlfF frasaa - sell
ts lasa ihis 90 Ele fRfr fiauFs
iftFt - - tfHfan Viii Hfalas afrsa
40 allasl IL ara--liLnal4
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REAl usrATH-centlnpsd.
Virtues
Best Three

ID A VIRTUE. So uasiod higsh
Deaf sir To- HEfnfda4ft NftH tHfWa ~
M contract With ynn D. cell ny hpfns
hereby alive yea The Required 10 hafH
uaiite g. tnHrri hAfHf.
Dated seattle. June u. i#e
Signed
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nlIalNIaa eAANcra-

NnNa AWAY
Ant must snil sH. af the best little rs
l laufsats ln ths eita exrfy thina nfst class
l NMA dalnH a fine tnsinsaa pfiue taan
! CHARLES - ADAMS
& IL Gilman ffHfk
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HARVARD nnAtrY COMPANY.
lfIu ANEAfE

o. sase HfsEant FesiAaffn - fteaas. res
ahd fnfsaashiI nastsfH. fafftaHs hs4t
Ma4r iaftfFuiafiF fNa iIsnatlan y hls j.
faFf aaasaftMaHT first flana pisfs
nniF so gash - ianas liAs fsnis faN
at afflnr
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AUCTION SALE

At'ssfioN aAt.F or FlruANr rrHNi.
ftNN rfiE tNkfHSfH 40 NtNN HttpN
fhtN Attn FLAT D. a. htpkNnfaA
WILL NNf4f NN FtNtnAN. Tilf iA1N
tANh5 AT 10 ~ sttAmi vu the premises
Nv - ioha street ltska husth seattle
ahfal. uN1 he'd rIfinHs m4iifrsasa
bureaus elegant tarisll suite lmahogAhsi
ftfftufes tahiUa fhaife sfashttar,l taah
HHts slant. ftfkHfa l4re curtains. ektFa
ftnc earpHt cashmere fan, pftshsftI Elass
taa ptate. fahxr. sts p % ntskeftun. aAe.
ihgreH rhene MAIN iQQi lndependsnl
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VIII aacrtfica finely furnished i noon,
house income SIS f1fb cash takes. a anat
Phone l. 1904 between y and = IN. IN
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Hundreds n ptppi# are nsfins tracts 20
feet long IN e. D. Hliifuan's Meadow Oar
fena for SIS terms u . per rnonth
uisision IL opsnsa today. 1T
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NOW rs TIE TINE 10 Ui7IiD
lt you contemplate building we win flr.
hlsh Nou the money and build for Yea ou
mates furnished frca
" " MOVES q GO
fhenes MI ut Walker nldg
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VAN DE VANTEU DAVIS CO.
J. g. HAYNES Manager
p. and starr HuYd Hluck
Main llF Ind slga
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Eos sALE-REAL ESTATE.
iarouru modern cottage on QuasH Acme
Hll lafHe iaf All improvements IN. tee
cash.
fru0H strictly modern cottage. large tdt
Oft improvements tn and paid one hidak
ffam tHa car lines price d Ha SEQ cash.
balance easy
faFo1n strictly mHlsfn h1uHH. overlook
ihH Lake tutuu good view eiaae 90 car
line. price . uns terms
lr0am cottage. iarFc tat close ~ car
lire. price $3.50. hair cash.
Overlooking lake Union. fine iafei build
tx ~ aNii1 20 alley This ls "a bargain.
10. terms.
AMERICAN REAL ESTATE co.
ana 30 Pioneer flhg
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Corner Of seven lots IN Mnriin park add
ton. hevond South Park worth tan
HNaENliAUM INVESTMENT co
Real Estate Insurance
40 Oriental Block. Seattle IL
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q 100 is The price on THE double conner
with amf & flnlH hfuaa harm bearing
fruli lfarh small fFait and garden aiaa
au Fremont ballard cas- line vacant lots
nFaf Tile plaeH hase aaid ZOE mote money
terms fnuf uNH SOW
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uAuyAnp nEAfrr COMPANY
NsLszr ulis tas eseonf Ave
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$40 fuVa = AeNra - etsf tsnf 0fIa
r5ita ffuv rstiFeaf sfafian ard sfnaH fHWn
iaFEr Swing afaHE beads 90 49, place tan
isfigaie waail e. hahae ant paf sasns
aifiFrvass g g,'4. flgsriL
NfgU ~ Aasta HuIt3inF
HEnE 81 4 ntHdKfN- dWsFH -es9
asaiis 80 Tssu'ss sssig e is,dea ' a.
AT rich leesl ianf aerss in cultivation.
FHnn hHfse laraa npfn feFefal HafhailH.
inEs faunF af-hsfa II iaksn eifhiu 50
nert feH las w.H hnt q haH rssh-
WunEHT MAf.THT
80 1881 A4rsa nu'iainE =
q aefss = animnfatssi lard ~ fnllss
fielH Seattle Efrfstt sissffir lire. - pc
- acres near rsarftaa. 10 aa,ss sisarsb
al the trsf easily cleared ~ psr acre
q acres in fhr Manla f.raf sdfifian tfla
D. HXEus a en-
ar treafe nIaH
TWa hfHEs
one bait acre o. raftisn. hai4Her Ell
small hanse about - app's nianfa. rliae
b u Niciioa Il t'alaa iiiess
S aeffs - faka WastIaGiln hIEkIr ~
proved. fine sleg e lake ana ciif ms
is susp. aulY a. 90
% acres ~ Sound riase 10 Great North.
crn Railway 8 srfea Cleared ahi Improved
N fna are hukiHN fnf KHui eaaufff
home iaoh this up. q -. tsrms
THE afonE HEAfTY CO.
- kmplrn nM gnf nnd Nsfisan IL
.Acfs ffsrls nsaf iniaFaf1aa. iusi nefth
q eiy limits Ne onlv ~ ds~n, loas
dEoRdn p MEAcIfAM.
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New modern sradm house basement.
hot and cold water laundry tuts rtr Ict
t8rflo eli into fruits and hefrica. fine
view unH block 90 car Lots rapidly al
Nnnrlua in value s. inn part each THIS
fs a uHEkT UAWaAtN
- NIELSEN lap Washington NIX
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ut rl~fssa CHANCES
SIX srnbfrisiefet panave waists sra suit
- ~ fna efl~ra shawiA suit NattsNna fur
hiriasa axsnta as faSkafr pffsss Ftifaaei
anf~hsfs afssu arpressA tist aFeHfs f5faIs
exiftsn Ttr stsssff Bfrsr supply 80
~ 8lot~ Hiaek, seattle -
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fhs itaat saa fshssf-sf lrf an Western
Afanla
sasHsN esla. tia.a 70 Wharfage AS
usfiFpaah
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We aHa tuf5diaa Ten asnasfa houses -
sna ftHuHHa raf = ever hausF Ill hast
complete combination piaHftlua bet NeAef
nf flfHara f5Fat lots o. 70 % " ffnHt
streets graded esHaenf Naihs tu SD fata
three = ths hnHsas afs noN ftaftsHHa ass
- suHM Maa Yn4 20 fufna 0Hi aai leek
them ever II yea afa fn ~ niafeef Ter
hants 80 ihs failHa 10 tsfms
80 10 Ties east
pse TO go, YHAMa AT e. rEn
CENT
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-17
INSPECTOR WAS
KILLED BY FALL
CUSTOMS INSPECTOR oUATTLE-
BAUM FRACTURED SKULL
AT MOBILE WHARF.

The Mobile Register, of Tuesday, saws:
.About7:45 O'Clock last night Night Gus
toms Inspector Quattlebaum fell from the
Louisville & Nashville fruit shed to the
wharf, a distance of thirty feet frac-
turing his skull and died two hours later
in the city hospital.
Waterman Charles Elsey. on duty in
that neighborhood, gave the following
version of the affair:
Two fruit steamers, HiSpania and
Mercator, were due and Mr. Quattlebaum
with Messrs Joseph Terry and Joseph
Pollard, were in the gallery of the barge
office talking. Mr.. Quattlebaum left the
gallery and went out on the shed, looking
for the lights Of the expected steamers
He had walked only few feet when he
was seen to fall. He struck the wharf
with such force that he was rendered I'M
conscious.
1.-The two gentlemen who were with
him ran to where l was and asked me to
assist them in moving Mr.. Quattlebaum
We moved him to pile of hay, where
he remained until the ambulance arrived
On the arrival of the ambulance he was
taken to the city hospital.
AT the time he was moved he had not
gained consciousness and was grooming
pitifully."
While the ambulance was en- route to
the hospital DIR. w. G. Ward was seen
and asked to join the ambulance. After
the hospital was reached it was found
that Mr.. Quattlebaum was suffering from
fracture of the skull at the base of the
brain. Everything possible was done for
the injured man, but he failed to rally
and died about 10 o'clock