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pnRsoNAL MnNrIoN.

4 ILAAtgG%F@N
& NJ. Harvey is in from New Central
and is registered at the Winnemucca.
Mrs. SOL schubener is up from the
vest and is en- route to DEMO
p. a. Pindon is down from Golconda
agar today
Sheriff clark Of Elko spent the day
in Winnemucca.
German savernin IS down from VIII
low Point. He reports the sheep as all
right.
Floyd McReynolds is down from
Kings River and Is stopping at the
winnemucca-
Mrs. William Akin has gone 20 zen
francisco on a visit.
Mrs. John Schmidt is in Sen Fran
cisco for a few days.
Mrs. Fred Corbiel has rome to the eitv
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Clark of Elko are
stopping at the Lafayette.
J. NJ. Benton, a travelling man from
Sacramento. is at the Lafayette.
Henry w. Kent left last evening on
No. 6 for Dun Glen.
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seen.
TRYING TO GET A LINE.

Sheriff Clark of Elk stopped off here
to-day en- route home from Fallon
with prisoner C. B. Tredwell, wanted In
ElRo for the robbery of Tom Henry last
September. Mr.. Henry was robbed again
on December "a and beat over the head
infIcting injuries from which he died on
December 5th. Sheriff Clark stopped off
here to get a line on Tredwelfs move
ments about that time. Tredwell claims
to have been in the employ of the West
ern Pacific at Winnemucca and says ne
was discharged on November 18th. Inc
Sheriff will go east with his prisoner
or No. s this evening.
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4 few counterfeiters have lately been
making and trying to sch limitations D.
DIR. KINGS New Discovery for Consume.
ton. coughs n Colds, and other nedi-
cines. thereby d~efrauding the public
This is TO warn 0 to beware Of such
people. who seek to profit, through steal
ing the reputation OF remedies which nave
been successfully curing diseases FOR over
50 years. A sure protection, 70 You, Is
our name on the wrapper. Look for it,
on all DR.. Kings. or Bncklen's remedies.
as all others are limitations. fl e.
IBCCKLEN & co. Chicago. H.. and
Windsor, Canad For sale by the Eagle
Drug and Jewelry Co.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

of the Interior, Land ONCE
at Carson City, Nevada, February IA,
1906
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make flna proof In support
of his claim, and h a said proof will
be made before the County Clerk of
Humboldt County at Winnemucca, Ne
va6a, on Monday, April 9, 1906. viz:
Adam Schell, Homestead Application
No. 531, for the NV. Il, Sec. 10, It. so
N. r. 80 e., M. ID. M.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz:
Frank H.. Long, of Kennedy, Nevada.
John A. Schell. of Kennedy, Nevada.
William l.. Pearce. OF Kennedy. Ne
vada.
Nicholas, J. Pearce. of kennedy. Ne
vada.
o. Fl. GALLUP, Register.
Date of first publication. Feb. 16, 1906.
2-16-6w
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

oDbi(A li0N.
Department of the Interior, Land Office
at Carson City. Nevada. Feb. is, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice or his
intention to make final proof In supper
OF his claim, and that said proof will
De made before the County Clerk OF
Humboldt County at winnemucca. Me-
vsda, on Monday. April 8. 1906, viz:
s''as Jesse Robinson. Homestead Appli-
cation No. s04. for the e. ~ If NV. "a.
NE. u of sw. u, NV. u of Sc. u Sec.
4, T. A N. r. "a E.. M. d. M.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Perry Boyd, of Rebel Creek. Nevada.
Charles w. Pearl, Of Reoel Creek. Me-
vada.
Floyd McReynolds. Of rebel Creek,
Nevada.
Joh Lubbinga, OF Rebels Creek. Me-
vada.
o, H.. GALLUP, Register.
Date of first publication. Feb. 10. 1906.
2-16-6w
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take advantage of this opportunity to

take advantage Of this opportunity 10
combine their influence to secure
charges in the regulations which will
benefit both their clients and them
selves. Incidentally, the mining indus
try will profit not a little. To carry
that point, however, will require the Co
districts of the more important mining
States. Whether they will consider the
matter worth the trouble remains to be
seen.
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ANIMAL STATEMENT

OF the Humboldt Copper Company for
the year ending December 81, 1905: Lo-
GATOR of mine, Jackson Greek, Hum
bo'dt county. Nevada.
Total receipts from stock sales. .sl3,0S2 80
Total disbursements develop
ment and suudries) .............. 1925 rs
w. ID. ROBERTS. Secretary.
Or
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ODD FELLOWS PASS A PLEASANT
EVENING

Humboldt Lodge, I. o. o. H. was never
in : more prosperous condition than n
the present time. The lodge held a
meeting at the Silver State hall last
evening and initiated several candidates
The Order has several more on the
string and will proboble do work at
every meeting the balance of the winter.
meeting last evening was Tart1e-
ularly enjoyable.
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roR 49,.

Good baied alfalfa hay; carload iots:
prompt shipment. CHAs. e. BldGs.
Lcvelock. New
Owing 10 the iner ase of trad Hess
bread reduced 90 Two loaves for &c ut
Deih = city Bak -y. n-@Stf
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THE ADELAIDE STAR MINES LTD.

THE ADELAIDE STAR MINES LTD
Statement of receipts and disburse-
ments from LIST November. 1901 to DIST
october. 1865. being the financial year
" this company:
RECEIPTS.
Receipts from Glasgow Office :. ..$sS.33J ~
receipts from other sources !. s.ts9 II
$39.Cs0 60
DISBURSEMENTS.
Adelaide Mine Development and
ant nane OF works .......... ssO.5s1 90
star Mine Development and
maintenance of works............ $1,000 u
General expenses, insurance, ETC.. 6.sH a
500. $50 20
state Of Utah, Salt Lake County, Salt
lake City.
/, ID. Macpherson Boyd. certify that the
foregoing i i iruo and ,~r'.r statement
OF the last hscal yea $ business Of the
Adelaide Star Mines, Ltd, : .orn'sn cor
poration doing business in Nevada, as
shown by the books of the company in
my lawful custody.
d.. MACPHERSON BOYD.
Secretary.
Dated January s1st. 1906.
why don't you break 1t on II you
Il YOU dont love him?'
..NelI. / believe ne wants to breax II
off himself. and I'm beginning to think
l do love him."
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THE GLASGOW 4 WESTERN ExPLo-
RATION COMPANY. LTD

4 A4AA " M hA -
RATION co uPANY. LTD
Statement o receipts and Disbursements.
from list of Novempe-. 1904. to 2isr OF Oc-
tober, 1906. being the financial yea OF this
company:
REcE PTS.
Cash on hand LIST November. lso4. s2,217 u
Receipts from elias gov ce....... 23.317 81
-
$2o. b3l bs
DISBURSEMENTS.
Golconda 4 Ad ,laide RIA. way.
operating 1921 81
Indian Claim Development ........ IA 80
Montreal Mine Development 49,. 2,HO N
Copper Basin Development ....... zoos %
Copper Canyon Development 49,. ALA 70
General expenses and prospecting is.Oss 81
Cash on hand and in bank List
November. 1905 ................... 1.Soe 20
SIS 6si So
State of Utah. Salt Lake County. Salt
Lake City.
l, ID. Macpherson Boyd. certify that the
foregoing Is a true and correct statement
OF the last fiscal years business OF the
Glasgow g. Western Exploration c.. Ltd.,
a foreign corporation. doing business in
Nevada. an shown By the books q tn
company In my lawful custody.
D. AAcPHnRooU DoEA
Secretary.
Dated January ust, IN.
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WIFE GUILTY OF HER
HUSBANDS MURDER.

Los Angeles, June l5.-Acoording 20
the police, who claim TO have a full
confession IN their possession, l.. J.
Stackpole and Mrs Arlla Scheck are
guilty Of the murder Of the woman's
husband. Joseph Soheck, who was shot
and Instantly killed in bed al his home
ON San Julian street here at 2 o'clock
yesterday morning. Mrs ScheCk
claimed that her husband was killed
by two burglars whom she found IN
the room when she awoke and who
fired when her husband awakened.
Mrs Soheck and Stackpole were
locked up Ia Jail last night following
the coroner's inquest. and were confined
In separate cells They were put
through a severe questioning by Chief
Of Detectives Fammer for four hours
today, al the conclusion Of which the
authorities announced 10 the neWspa-
pers that they had secured a full con-
fession Of the crime. which they could
not yet give TO the public.
The police were emphatic IN their
statements that the mystery had beeii
solved and that an OF the details OF
the murder had been learned. II is
expected that the district attorney will
issue warrants against the man and
woman this afternoon. charging them
with murder. Stackpole, who is a car
ucnter. 30 years OF age had known the
family for several months and was on
intimate terms with both MT and Mrs
ScheCk.
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DISORDERS AGAIN BREAK
OUT AT 8lALYST0K.

ST. Petersburg. June l5.- Disorders
appear again 10 have broken out at
BialystOk this afternoon with even
greater fury than characterized Thurs
days riots
No dispatches have been received to-
night direct from Balystok. where the
telegraph Offices are closed. but semi-
Official messages from Grodno and
Mlnsk report that the excuses were
started again today By the throwing
Of several bombs The crowds. accord
ing 20 these dispatches, then opened
fire ON the police station 20 which the
troops replied. and there was "a C0n-
slant interchange OF shots between
Jews ion their houses and soldiers Bon
the streets a mob OF peasants armed
with clubs. scythes, Ctc.,who had found
their way into the city THURSDAY was
participating in the ri0tine
A dispatch from Minsk states that
the authorities had been fully for
warned Of the possibility Of trouble
Thursday and had recalled "a battalion
Of infantry and several sQuadrons OF
cavalry from their summer camp 90
strengthen the garrison. but without
oycrawiug the originators ~ the fight
ing.
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PROMINENT NEBRASKA
CATTLEMEN INDICTED.

Omaha June l5.-The federal grand
jury today returned indictments against
rs prominent Nebraska cattlcmen iu
connection with land fraud cases The
men indicted are Bartlett Richards.
W. G Comstock. Charles e. Jameson,
Thomas N Huntington j x. Red
+. NJ. Walcott Ami Todd. Aquilll
Triplett. J. H. Edmist0n . n Hender.
q. n. f. Babcock. j. H. Tucker and
J. e. Pettijohu
The changes include conspiracy 10
defraud the government. sub0nation
of perjury and Illegal fencing Of public
lands over 10000 acres Of land ia
Sheridan and Cherry counties, Nebras-
ka, is involved. This is included IN
what are known as the State, Overton
aud e. Bar ranches. All the men gave
bonds
The grand jury also indicted g. S.
Northrup, charged with fraudulent use
OF the mails az Knoxville, Tenn. North
rup was arrested some time ago at
Knoxville. and bound over by l.. :
commissioner. He was charged with
dcfrauding certain parties through the
sale OF worthless railroad bonds.
Dr. John 5. Fenns OF Knoxville was
the complaining witness, Northrups
home Is said to be in Cincinnati.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, JUNE 1e.

two criticisms you make Of the bill
you must admit that you are absolutely
wrong.
You say. Doubtless Il suits the
packers who object to thoroughgoins
Inspection
II told you on Wednesday night,
when | submitted the bill 10 you. that
the packers Insisted before our COM
mittee on having a rigid inspection law
passed. Their NE depends upon Il.
and the committee viii bear me out
ln the statement that they placed no
obstacle whatever in our way but on
the contrary gave as many valuable
suggestions. based upon their practica,
know ledge Of their business. Your 9TH
er actual criticism Of the amendment
refers 20 the court review clause. The
worst that can De said 81 this clause
is that "a b. perhaps unneccssary-tha
10 is already covered by existing law.
] have been taught always 10 honor the
judiciary 81 my country. | have been
taught always 20 respect the rights OF
its citizens and 20 respect the rights of
property. and ! cannot believe that the
mere repetition NJ q provision which
guarantees 10 the citizen the privilege
~ an appeal 10 the courts n the land
when he believes his property rights
are threatened can be justly or properly
objected 10.
The rest NJ your letter deals with
generaltics and a general condemna-
ton of The committees bin. II you
or your advisers viii point out speci-
dcally wherein 20 actually fails 90 ac-
complish your purpose ! can assure
You n will be promptly remediei.
You say further along In your let.
ter. And ! cannot even promise Ia
sign IL. because the provisions are so
bad that IN my opinion. II they had
been deliberately designed 10 prevent
the remeiying Of the evils complained
of they could not have been worse
Il regret that you the president NJ
the United States, should feel justi-
fed, by innuendo 40 least. IN impugniua
the sincerity and competency OF
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D0WlE'S EXPERIENCES.
Tells How His Body and Soul We're
Once Separated

Chicago. June 15.-John Alexander
D0wie. testifying 10 the hearing OF the
Zion city controversy in Judge Lands
court this afternoon, told OF an instance
when his body aud soul became separ-
ated and in his spiritual being be- saw
his own dead body lying beneath a
shrou1 Il occurred. he said. while
he was fighting thel liquor traffic On
Melbourne. and was regarded by him
as a divine warning that he was about
% die. Al another time. the witness
asserted. his spirit LETT his body and
the angel, Gahria and jhe Virgin
Mary were present IN the realm visited
by his spirit This narration of life
and death was brought out during
Cross-eXamination,
DoWie denied that he had ever repr--
sented himself as Elijah. the ReN0rer.
subsequently, qualifying the statement
boy saying be- told his people that he
came in the spirit and power Of Eli
iah. on sept. rs. 1904. ne said. ne pro-
claimed himself as me FIRST apostle"
but when pressed for an explanation,
as 90 how he received the commission.
be replied Il can't tell YOU"
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committee OF the house OF representa-
tves. You have no warrant for Il.
Very truly yours,
u. j. WADSWORTH.
ITO Theodore Roosevelt. President Of
the United States"
MAY SOLVE DIFFICULTY.
As a result OF q conference at the
White House this afternoon a change
has taken place which may solve thV
difficulty IN which the house COMMITTEES
on agriculture found itself after the
president had indicated that the SUBJ
stitute Tor the Beyeridge amendment
was unsatisfactory. The participants
in the conference beside the president,
were James b. Reynolds. who assisted
in making the packing house inquiry
FOR the president. solicitor McCabe. de-
partment Of agriculture. and Represeh.
tatiye Adams (Wis). who signed the
majority report on the meat inspection
substitute.
After discussing the house sub
stitute thoroughly with Representative
Adams. the president indicated Just
what he desired written Into the law
Mr.. Adams said he would be perfectly
willing 10 accept the suggestions ana
would work to that end in the commit
tee The president told him that he
objected particularly to the court re-
view paragraph.
After discussing substitute he said
thar Inc was not trying for any particu-
lar form of words IN the proposed law.
but he was after a substitute that
would be effective and adequate.
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NEWLANDS WANTS
GOVERNMENT AID.
Nevada Senator Surprised Con-
gress HesitateS to Re-
2 Iieye San Francisco.
HE CITES SOME PRESIDENTS.
Catastrophe j. a National Catastrophe
aud T. Not Purely
Local


c., trsrcl.ro limo 15.-Senator
49,. 80, o.. r,,o to-
NeWldhdH OH 'N''""" o.
day after completing pans LOT 'ne r.
t,,t5i,.. ~ .,e PALACE. hotel ON "a nand-
.i, .,,.,c,pro Re
tOmeI ee"i' 'N"'' ''''
fore leaving Senator NeWI'hu- '''"'
81 am SURPRISED that Congress
- to.i,,,. to raIloye Am some
,..,,.i... - San
husluess-iiH' "'' 'h' '''''''
Francisco When cholera atlach'u '''e
,oo,io and rf1Ierpest the draft ami
,,,is M Tho philippine Islands Con-
eress did NOT hesitate t0 appropriate
e. 00O 0oo which was used by the
phiiirripo commission Bon loans % Fill
,,t,o farmers for the purchase Of draft
srir,sls ana agricultural implements.
"rongress ana not hesitate to give
e. 0oO 600 ta Cuba under similar con-
dltiops Later on 10 subsidized the
sugar Industry of cuba by the reduc-
zion M duties 90 the extent of nearly
ana O00 600 nor annum. A similar
,,c,.,iro has pqesed the house i0 aid
- mo PHILIPPINES. Duties collected
a. San Frsucis,o ON Philippine prod
ucts mr.. now turned over to the Phil
domino peoplo for tho expenses lf gov
9rr,nopt Reneatodly In aid II tho
,,erchnot marine gub,ldips have been
Granted and al the last session "a bill
resaod Tho senate glbsidizing fho mere
rhopt marine to the ciSeut ~ about
Ga oOO 0OO annually. Tho president
has been poteotial n most NJ these
matters through vigorous messages
Forcing the subjects upou the attcn-
lion ~ Congress.
"Tbe nation also guaranteed the
bonds of the Pacific railroads fo the
evtppt 81 hundreds Of millions NJ doll
lars The milton become a stOCkhold-
ar An tho 81 Louis exposition 10 the
extent on 81 600 600 and lost its money,
snd consequently. when the exposition
was Am trouble. loaned IL t5,00G,djO
,tnon the security Of the gate receipts
psrt of these things were done I'm aid
81 interstate and foreign commerce;
others in aid az humanity. II is idle
then 10 talk OF this case establishing
n precedept on the contrary Congress
H. apparentlv refusing 10 follow the
rreeedeuts already established.
"geu Francisco is a national port Of
the greatest Importance. both 10 inter-
STATE and foreign commerce. Il Is q
business.lil,e thing for the nation "a
aid An lis restoration over zoo. 600
people are without homes and are
either An TEMPORARY shelter I'm San
Francisco or crowded I'M neighboring
towns The business-like thing Is 10
inmediately house these people. and
Inc occupations which they represent. IN
temporory structures Of wood or cur
rugoted iron leaving the slow process
of permapent construction 10 take It's
course through ordinary financial
agencies The commercial banks Of
San Fraucisco are I'M good condition,
nm a. they are responsible Ia their
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trophe. and Is not purely local Popu-
lar sentiment will justify ala. Tho
charity has been well done The busi-
ness should be as well done. a rate
loan OF Si0.O00,000 10 the relief So
clety would be repaid, would be used
IN a husinesg-like way aud would be
Of incalculable advantage.
Il believe that n the president viii
take up this matter with one Of his
vigorous messages n VIII force action
By Congress. The difficulty Of the task
aid not prevent the president from re-
commencing aid to the Cubans or 10
the Fllipinos OF the subsidy % the mcr-
chant marine. on the various reforms
which he has SO successfully iuaugur-
ated. / trust that ne will take the
Initiative and put the responsibility on
Congress OF denying his recomm snda-
lion"
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DATE MILITIA ASSEMBLE.

Loavenwor,h. Kan. June Brig
Gen Whit commanding the depart
mont ~ Missouri has announced that
militia Will assemble at Fort Riley.
Kan. FOR the maueuycrs ON the follow
Ing dates.
Nebraska. Aug. 8 20 -. Arkansas
Aug. % Co ~; Kansas. Aug. 10 Co %.
Missouri. Aug. % 20 Sept 3. Iowa. Sent.
l6 20 p. oklahoma. sept % To- CO.
South Dak0ta's time ls not set an
lounced The militia WIN camp o1
Pawnee fats with The regulars. Tie
brigade from Fort LeayoWorth wH!
march overland. covering 900 miles The
msneuvors viii De from July rs 70
Oct Is. Kansas w.ll send brigade head
quarters. two regiments % infantry and
"A battery of artillery.
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aides and $50 porters and native sol
diers. Mount Ruwenzori's height is es-
timated az about 5000 feet.
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Mothers. send the children to CAL
ders. Wen take care of them.
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SAVED THEIR TOWN.

Belllngham. wash. June ij.--After an
all-night light the citizens Of Nakusp
on Arrow Lake r. g.. says a special
from Vancouver n g.. 20 the Herald.
saved their town. but the big mill OF
the Yale Columbia Lumber company
was totally destroyed. together with
100000 feet OF lumber and several Cam
adian Pacific railway cars. The loss Is
5000 largely covered by Insurance.
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NATL BANK LAW AMENDED.

Washington. June 1.-THE bill
amending the national banking law
with senate amendments was cOncurred
in by the house today by q vote ~ l25
10 70 after q sharp fght 20 postpone ac-
ton by the terms ~ The amendment
national bank may loan 20 a single
borrower a sum not IN excess ~ 80 per
cent of IS capital stock provided that
the surplus 81 the bank l. equal 20 at
least twice iis capital stock
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THE ABRuzzI EXPEDITION.

Rome. June ia telegram from
Central Africa received here today
says the expedition Of the Duke of
Abruzzi the purpose ~ which is to
make an ascent Of Mount RuWenzori.
between Albert Nyanza aud Albert Ed
ward Nyansa Is making good progress.
The Duke Of Abruzzfs party which
lcft Momb8za, british East Africa.
May 1 comprised four officers and six
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now TO BREAK UP A COLD

% may be surprise to many 10 learn
that a screvo cold can be completely brok-
en- Up In one or two days time. To DO this,
however, prompt action Is necessary. The
first symptoms Of a cold are dry loud
cough, q profuse watery discharge from
the nose. and a thin. white coating on
the tongue When Chamberlain's cough
remedy Is taken every hour on the fret
appearance Of these symptoms. II coun.
teracts the eject Of the cold and restores
the system TO healthy condition within
a day or two. For sale By all druggists.
June II the time. Saltalr the place,
temperature Of water SO degrees.
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PROVO CANYON
EXCURSION
Via d s r G., Sunday June IT,

Annual outing Of the Carpenters
Union TO Beautiful Provo Canyon. Best
Trout fishing in the State. Magnih-
cent scenery. Everybody invited. Reg
uar train leaves salt Lake 500 a. m.
Special train $500 a. m Returning leave
Upper Falls at $500 p. m, and 100 .. m.
Fare Sl25.