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Gilpin observer., 1906-09-27

The Leavenworth mining district can
now boast OF another shaft house to its
credit. A local pool known as Christie.
pher Il Co. has taken charge Of the
Eathen Allen mine, situated just be.
tween the famous Kirk and Alps mines
A new shaft house is being built over
the mine and everything will be iE readi.
ness for work some time next week. AT
present they will keep on working with
the whim that is installed there. but
later on when the mine is little deeper
the company will install a good plant Of
machinery. The shaft is now down a
distance Of about 100 feet and the new
management will begin right away to
sink it further, also doing some drifting
and stopping. AL. Christopher OF this
city is manager Of the same.
Gilpin observer., 1906-09-27

Manager Pollard, Of the Ingram mine,
in Wisconsin district, arrived in camp
this week from trip to the east, where
he made arrangements for the compile
tion of new mill, which will be used in
treating the ores of this property, which
Manager Pollard says is a second Port
land or Independence. Let the good
work go on, and maybe sooner or later
the outside world will wake up to the
conclusion that Pine Creek is the com.
ing mining section OF Northern Colorado.
Gilpin observer., 1906-09-27

The shaft house and machinery that
was being installed on the Columbus
mine in Russell gulch is all in place now
and everything is in readiness to do some
active work. This week imbermen are
busy retimbering the shaft and fixing
things up in general and when this has
been done the work Of lifting the water
out will be commenced. The mine is
down a distance OF about $50 feet, but
there is considerable water in the same
although lately it has been draining out
rapidly, presumably through the New
house tunnel. They expect to have the
mine drained in couple OF weeks and
then a force Of miners will be put to
work on the same. Sternberger Brothers
are the owners Of the property, with
Fred Wood OF Russell Gulch as mana.
ger.
Gilpin observer., 1906-09-27

A deed was given to Messrs. Thomas
q. Potter and j. E. Lightbourn by Pub
lie Trustee Christoper Trezise this week
from the Gold Dirt Mining & Milling
company Of all OF their property in the
Perigo mining district. This includes
all Of the lode locations and the mill
erected there several years ago. Thus
the property goes back to the original
owners. The mill which the company
that operated the mine the last time, and
which was erected during their handling
OF the property, was one OF the finest
mills in the county, costing over $4,000
After the mill was finished and almost
before the trial run was made, the com.
pany became involved in litigation. with
the above result In all probability
the mine and mill will again be worked
to their fullest extent in the near future
Gilpin observer., 1906-09-27
ROCHESTER
PROPERTY
One Of the Leading Mines in Aqex District
Making Good Showing.
OTHER PRODUCERS MAKE FAVORABLE REPORTS

Work is progressing very favorably at
the Rochester mine on Utah hill, and
Manager Barrick and the stockholders
are more than pleased with the showing
made since its resumption of operations.
The mine was shut down some time ago
owing to the large inflow OF water, and
being unable to keep it out with a whim,
a plant Of machinery was installed, since
which time active operations have been
enforced. The east drift, in which the
big strike was made, is now in a distance
OF 1875 feet, and in the last As feet driven
the strike was made, which consists of
gray and yellow copper, carrying values
OF over four ounces gold to the ton. The
streak varies in width from eighteen to
twenty-four inches, but from all indica-
tions Manager Barrick expects it will
open up to at least five feet, with the
values running very high. The manage
ment of this company deserves much
credit for their earnest and consistent
efforts in keeping.this property in opera
tion. Mr.. w. s. Barrick, the discoverer
OF the Rochester and it's surrounding
group OF claims, but now resident of
Denver, was an earnest worker himself
with drill and hammer in this property
in the early days Of the Pine Creek dis.
trict, and Mr.. Barrick, we compliment
you also in your faith and staying quail
ties for this camp, and may the Roches-
ter in a short time to come be one of the
best in the county. A shipment of this
rich ore is almost ready. A road will be
built to the property upon the return of
Manager Barrick from Denver, the old
road being incompetent for heavy haul
ing. Fr"d Landis is the foreman at the
mine, and with the watchful eye of Sam
Winger everything is running smoothly
with quite force of men, and more men
are wanted if they can be gotten.
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HOTEL, ARRIVALS.


HOTEL HYSER-J. f. German, Chicago; W: j.
Small, New York. Mrs. Joe Kilborn, New
York; NJ. w. .Prindle, Anoka; George S.
Chicago; Mrs. S. e. White, Menominie; Oliver
W. Stewart, Chicago; W. K. %Suddaby, To-
ronto, Ont; h. A. Wehsttz and son, Steele,
n. D.; O., G. Carlisle, Chicago; George W.
Beckett, Cass Lake, Mimi; ]. Q: Holmquist.
Chicago; Mrs. G. Weber, Miss Weber,
Sioux City; C. f. Pickard, Kansas City; L. {.
Roberts, Chicago; E. P. Moore, Aitkin, Mimi;
deem, S. D.; John Synger, Flora Peterson,
HOTEL v~ENDoME-Mrs. A. D. Aldrich. Ben
son, Mimi; w. S. Henneaker. Benson, Mimi;
O. Halta, Bismarck; Theodor Gullickson,
J. Johnson. Bemidji; o. W: Bradley, Mil
waukee; George A. Bailey, Albert Lea; j. A.
Numni. 4. Peterson, Duluth; George w. john
Schoelloff. Mankato; John s. Hughes, LIE
Sueur; J. O. Lee, J. D. Good, c. ". Conroy,
Chicago; Il. P. Hanson and wife. Hendricks;
r. +. Denney and wife, Annandale; A. Morton
son. St. Paul: a. Hunter. West Salem. Wis;
J. a.. Fraime, Grafton, N. D.; l.. w. Robin
son, Omaha, Neb.; Edward III. Taylor, Chi
cago; C. D. Kimble, Winnipeg, Man.; Allen
S. Miller, Darlington, n. D.; MT. ana MIS-
2: G. Benner, St Paul; vietGr E 1Itrnif
Mich; ELI Williams, ,Fessenden, n. D.; Mrs.
Springfield; c. #. Mcintyre, Milwaukee; g; W.
Roberts, Boise, Idaho; C. f. Ham, Sibiey,
Iowa; Joe Fridel, Gibbons, Mimi; J. NJ.
Condit, Rochester. N.,9.; Henry Ihorson.
Otto Mannerud, Chicago; William Priggs,
Charles Priggs, Lewiston: b. s.. Weber, Chi
cago;f S. H. Hudson, Benson; Mr.. ana MIS-.
HIGHLAND, Greenbrush.
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WOOD AND, COAL

GOAL GOING UP-ADvANCE IN HOOKING 25c
per ton. The Market Fuel Co.. log Sd st S.
gives entire satisfaction in prices. quality and
delivery of coal, coke. wood, edgings and dry
sawdust. Give us a trial. 3 C. 1s2.
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL,
FOR RENT
Unfurnished House.

J. Schultz & SON.
Rental.
lIll9V1ne place, 8 rOCmS, modern; rent reaSOn-
able to good party.
$50 .0o-717 Kenwood blvd. modern, 0 rooms.
25'00-Sl Elm st, Q rooms, modern.
SIC. sth st S. 6 rooms, modern, hrst floor;
$7.ooa202o Washington av S. 4 rooms. second
s1o.oo-19l7 9th st S. 5 rooms. first door.
$50. oo-s1 e 14th st. i rooms. modern, steam
heated. janitor and phone service.
Apartments.
$25.00-Two.room suites in Harvard Chambers.
2@2s ,24 10th II st $, modern in every appoint
J. Schutt & Son.
$40 Temple Court.
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
$ $1sIs12S ste 1Ttn az aT; m f%In'an but s heat
$23-3045 Pillsbury, furnished.
$15-Prospect Park. z rooms.
$l2-2o1S Lyndale $. four rooms. furnished.
1908. o''n'on "N' : fo0"s' spa :
s,e Care Of fats and houses s 3 speeialty. R,oot
sso'oo-lsso KNOX Az N, ROOMS, ALL MOD
ern; large grounds.
$2o.0o-646 sth av N,t1o rooms. city water.
$ $1S @e2S2 It 7th St 5, store; ; o,t,
water and toilet.
81 i '9 GO 81 Western ay' 4 rooms. city water.
ssoo-s1i 9th av s. 7 rooms.
Charles NJ. Morton, 3o0-SO2 Nicollet Az.
S25-ls w GRANT ST, 5 ROOMS N BATH
$1S-llOS II 18th st, D rooms and bath. ID
$15-4l0 7th st Sc, Groom house. @
$14-25l1 Clinton aV, ground floor.
$l2-3l23 Pleasant av, ground floor. y
$lO-2447 14th av S, ground floor. -.
$S-2705 14th av S, 4 rooms. >
We write Plate Glass and Fire Insurance.
Findley, SIT Andrus Building.
TO LET-MopERN E1eHr-RooM HOUSE, NO
$3.50 Pleasant av; in perfect repair; dainty ant
Transfer Co.. 46 Sd st S.
HOUSE FOR RENT-NO. 1915 I'd Av S, broom
home, modern; walking distance; $50 pei
Der Exchange
I CAN RENT YOUR HOUSE; SPECIAL AT
tention given to care- and management O.
property. E. J. kellogg. s3s Guaranty bldg
SOUTHEASTERN RANT, $50. sl2 9th AV
seven rooms, new, modern detached house
e: z: Andrews. 527 9Th st Sc. -
324 E LAKE ST, sEVEN-ROOM HOUSE AM
bath; nearly new; modern. Union Realty Co.
sos Oneida building.
sEvEN:RooM HOUSE, ALI MODERN EXcEP:
heat, In d choice neighborhood. 2o31 Dupon
av S. Rent $25. 1872
FOR RENT-AT 7i2 Sd Av Sc, ONE EIGHT
room house; modern except heat: at $50 pc
month.
FIVE-RooM HOUSE, 1l15 Sd Az s, ST.
House, 11O7 Sd av' S, $12, for colored. family
TEN-RooM, L MODERN HOUSE TO LET
at 1875 10th av Sc, hear the university.
FOR RENT-NINE-RooM HOUSE, MoDER!
except heat; rent $50. 2430 9TH av $.
CHADBoURN & BRADEN, II 4th ST S, HAV,
flats and houses, $40 to $40.
FIvE-R0OM HOUSE. 1886 HUMBOLDT A
s. SO.
NINE:RooM HOUSE, 80. 1882 LYNDA
F1vE-RooM COTTAGE, $40 9Th ST S, SIS.
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ELECTRICAL

ELECTRICAL MOTORS
We have the only complete line of new and
second hand motors and generators in the west
at prices that will interest you. See us before
purchasing. Northwestern Electric Equipment
tN. MzIza2l2S e 9Th st, st. Paul.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

TO APPLY THE COOPERATIVE PRINCIPLE
and enlist the interest of many people In
different sections of the country, an estab-
lished cereal food manufacturing company,
sound aud successful, will sell a few thousand
dollars worth of preferred stock in lots OF
from $50 to $500. This stock, bears interest
at per cent, guaranteed at 3h per cent
semi:annuallyi also participates in any ,r atyi.
payable If desired in monthly non -forfeitabie
'tnstallments. For particulars address J.. 3.
: Sheriff., 500 Guaranty building, Minneapolis,
# Mimi. ~ EE.a. .aE- LEt-r -.--- -f
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DIRECTORS

5oHN AZ. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. 80 It'll st S. Both phones.
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, MA
sonic Temple, 9th and Hennepin. Both phones:
HUME & ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
ITO Hennepin av. 7. @. 9707. N. w. $3.50.
RAINVILLE BROS, UNDERWRITERS AND
furniture. II Central av. Both phones.
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HOTELS

HOTEL vENDoME; EUROPEAN; PORCELAIN
4 plumbing. parQuet floors, room telephones.
steam heat. 75c-$1.25 with bath S1.oo-S2.
HOTEL ALLEN, Sd ST N I'd AV 8; oNLY
hotel in the city having all outside rooms.
Rates, 75c, 81, S1.50 single,
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MOVING


THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. HAS
uneoualed facilities for packing, moving, storing
and shipping household goods. Call and In
spect our new plant at 4th av s and Lake st,
the largest in the west; the finest anywhere.
embracing stables. wagon shops and Fireproof
Storage Warehouse. with every accessory and
convenience. Visitors welcome. Warehouse
office, 400 q Lake st. Main office, 46 s Sd st.
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CHI
cago. Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points. The only concern in the
N. W.. doing enough business in this line to
give prompt and reliable or indeed any kind OF
service to many points. Don't experiment with
doubtful propositions, but bring your business
to the Boyd Transfer & Storage Co.. 46 S Sd st
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND R
Co. has bert facilities for handling and storing
household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured: car rates to Pacific coast
and other points; can save you money; do
not be deceived by other advertisers; we can
and will do what We agree regarding car
rates. Write or call. Safes and heavy machin-
cry moved by experts. 122 9th st S. Both phones
CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE; EX.
pert packers for storage or hipmen large and
commodious vans for moving. Office 200 Nicol-
let; both phones zoos. Residence. I. C.. 1924.
FLOUR CITY TRANSFER N STORAGE
Moving and packing a speciality. Office. al
9Th ST. S. Both phones GAS.
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FLORISTS

NEW YORK FLORISTS. z WASH. AV s;
feather and cut flowers and plants; floral de-
SIGNS for all occasions. T. G.. phone 172S.
TELEGRAPH OR TELEPHONE NAGEL's
greenhouse for floral designs and flowers. Ills
w Lake st. --N ~
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WANTED-PARTIES v THE CITY TO
get our cut rates on household goods to Chi
cago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points. For the best of service
and the lowest possible rates, write or, call on
The Boyd Transfer & Storage Co.. 46 s Sd st.
wANTED-oFFIcE AND STORE FIXTURES,
especially safes, desks, showcases and wall
cases. Highest prices paid. For shipment to
the coast. 223 Sd st s.
SELL HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO LINDAHL &
Diegre; highest prices paid. 405 Washington
av S.. Phone Main 1882.
WANTED TO BUY-ONE SECONDHAND, ME.
dunn size steel bakers oven. Address Box 1856,
Winthrop, Mimi.
WANTED-oLD FOLD N SILVER. RENTz
Bros. 519-521 LIST av s.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO H
cago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points. Best. of service and
lowest possible rates Write or call on the
Boyd Transfer s Storage Co.. 46 s Sd ST.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Farm Lands.
Continued.
BOTH IMPROVED AND UN1MPRovED FARMS
count. MINI. For a list with full description
and price address Paul Eileen, Osceola, Wis.
TO CLOSE{ AN ESTATE, 100 ACRES, GOOD
buildings, 90 acres improved, only three miles
from st. Paul city limits, and offered at $55
an acre. Jaeger, 6s Union Block, st. Paul.
OR NIGH RENT SIX ACRES OF CHOICE
garden with 7-room house; good barn, nice
lawn and trees; ideal chicken ranch near Cam
den. 423 Medical block.
IMPROVED FARMS ALONG THE FARMERS
railroad in Ramsey, YOWner and Cavalier coun-
ties. For information address Herbert Lewis,
Starkweather, N. D..
toWNERlIF you HAVE LAND you WANT
to exchange for merchandise or city property
write me. Fremont 8. Gibson. Mason City, la.
40 ACRES NEAR FREDERICK, WIS. BAR
gain for cash or will trade for city property.
Charles NJ. Morton Co.. S0o-2 Nicollet av.
l0O.ACRE FARM WITH BUILDINGS, -FOUR
miles from Elk River. $50 per acre IL sold
now. N. r. Waters, TOT Phoenix building.
EASTERN COLORADO FARM LANDS IS TO S.
per, acre; sections Or quarters. B. E.. Goodale.
Sioux Falls, S. d. Lacotah block. "
INFORMATION FREE - CANADIAN LANDS,
q. r. Stoner, Canadian governmest agent, 40
Temple Court, Minneapolis. MIMI.
SOME GREAT WINTER BARGAINS IN PRAI.
RE or timber lands; will cost more in spring
+. d. Dioble, $50 Temple Court.
$40 ACRES IN CENTRAL CANADA, A SNAP;
owned BY private party. Call and see Barrett
& Co., 555 Temple Court.
CAN SELL YOUR FARM: SEND DEsCRIP
tion. c. G, Shepard. Bank of Commerce bldg
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CLIFTON AV DISTRICT, A VERY NICE RESI-
dence, furnished, of IL rooms, for rent for one
year, to A No. 1 party; none others need ap-
ply. Walter L. Badger, Oneida bldg. "
y
:
FURN1sHED HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS TO
rent from Jan. Is for the remainder Of the
winter and longer If desired. N. W. phone,
south 631-J1, or address 2SO1 Portland ay.
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STORM SASH AND CARPEN.
TER WORK

, : Z AND 4 f e F Z & 2
!, With our frst-class factory facilities we
, are able to finish the interior Of your
Q home from basement to. roof in a way that
. will please You. We specialize on all
Q kinds of general mill work, turning and
o band saving.
d Union Sash 6 Door Co.,
o 2t3 Sth st s: t.. 5000.
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NEWSPAPER sNAP IN SOUTHERN MIME,
sofa; good town, with good advertising and
JOB work; good for $50 to 500, per month now;
can be increased; 5000 on books can be col :
lCcted in next six weeks; complete plant. X
time. For full particulars call at once. Print
ers' Supply Co., los Sd st N. Minneapolis,
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WE ARE ENGAGED IN FARM MORTGAGE
and general investment business; capital or
$50, 600. Jan. / we will increase our capital
stock to $100, 600: $4,000 of this stock will DO
offered Tor. sale at par We will take IN one
= other active member who can take such pof'
ton of the stock us desires, not less than
10000. II You are interested and have the
money write for narticularS. 4I32, JOurnll.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES
HOTEL ARRIVALS
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BUILDING R M

MILWAUKEE, AND
ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
CITY ticket Office, s2s Nicollet Avenue Phone I22-
Passenger Station, Washington and Sd Avenues South.
Isun. only. sDaly. Except Sun. TEX Sat lex Mon.
Leave. MARCH 20 1905 Arrive.
u. so m La Crosse, Milwaukee. Chicago...... 1000 pm
LA Crosse, Madison, Wis, I'm an nm
! ID Am Dubuque, Rock Island .............
. $40 am Northfeld, Faribault, kansas City,. $40 pm
tlo. LIS an orion vile, Milbank, Aberdeen ..... 600 pm
ulLssam Manlaso, Wells. aetson...."."" I5S pm
.aaonm winoua. L. Crosse, Milwaukee..... ss.2o pm
. $50 pm Faribault, Dubuque, Chicaso...... 1905 am
I COS pm Mankato, Wells .........".". &oslePm
The Fast Mail.
1913 m La Crosse, Milwaukee, Chicago...... $500.
> 6.45 pm ortonville, Fargo, Aberdeen....... 725am
Ills pm Mortified, Faribsult, Austin....... u1.2osm
The Pioneer Limited.
) 500 m La Crosse, Milwaukee, Chicsgo.... 500 an
10. Is pm La Crosse, Milwaukee, Chicago.-.... s2.o1 pm
~ - - Ito. 30 pm
'o zopm Madison WIS., 'ane''u''
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y BEST HANCE IN MINNEAPOLIS TO GET
rich In five years time; legitimate and re-
Quires work; one-half interest in a $10,u0D
stock that pays & per cent; this Will bear
close investigat ton. George 3. Dartt. So1
Phoenix bldg.
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BUSINESS CHANcE-Sooo INVESTED WITH
us, will give you $1,000 worth OF paidIup
stock in a numbering manufactu ing enterprise
guaranteeing handsome dividends at once; pay.
able semi-annually; also choice lot III a new
TOWNSHIP, worth from 5000 to $1,000; tnis
offer Is limited and Is Il rare opportunity.
Address at once. Miller s. King. ISL Lumber
" Eychsnpe- Minueanolis.
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AN UNUSUALLY GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO
get into hardware business; $1,000 cash
business during last year; fine location: good
Z, Wisconsin town; invoice about 81, 900; you will
Il. miss a good chance il You do not investigate
this, George B. Dartt. S07 Phoenix bldg.
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EIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT, TOWN OF 1900;
good stand for right party; snap if taken at
once; 1900 stock; will 60 at $500. Address
b954. Journal. =
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TO H MAN WHO CAN INVEST S., 600 IN A
Wen established and paying hotel proposition
in Minneapolis tncorporated), a salary OF
SIS a month will be paid as buyer. Stock pays
20 per cent net. Gross receipts $4,000. Adj
praSS SSp2 Journal
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MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS RI
"4 Station. Washington and 4th avs N,
Office, 44 Nicollet. Except SUM-; others daily.
Leave for CHICAGO ........* 1855 am 500 pm
Leave for ST. LOUIS ........*9:35 am 500 pm
Leave for DIES MONIES 80. *e:s5 am s:25 pm
Leave for OMAHA, California 1885 am s:25 pm
For Watertown and Storm ake......' 1902 am
For Madison and Estherville. 1902 am 6:15 pm
WISCONSIN CENTRAL R'Y.
II oFFICx, $50 Az.
Tkeass-T. O.. sss, u. w.. Main 3Sk.
Chippewa Falls. Marsh Leays. Arrive.
field. Ashland. Iron Towns. --- -
Fond du Lac. Oshkosh ssOoa a. m ITO am.
Milwaukee. Chicago. 106 D. m. Ito pm.
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WANTED TO RENT

HAVE YOU PROPERTY TO RENT! I MAKE
a speciality of renting and taking care Of all
kinds of property, managing estates, etc. I
can save YOU money. Walter u Badger, 300
&. npoidaE h1do ~ .#EH = -E-E. -#as EaEI ~ -#gt
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I CAN ELL YOUR SEM DE.
s%crtption. Shepard. Bank Commerce building.
MINNEAPOLIS E STORE FOR SALE
at sacrifice; yearly sales $4,000. Shenard.
TT WANTE IN FuE BUSINESS.
Shepard, Bank at Commerce building.
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thought this representative was paid
$4,000, but had never learned wheth-
er such representative had ever got
ten orders or not for Lanahan & Son.
Mr.. Lanahan is quoted as having
told Mr.. Parker that "he had ar
ranged with Mr.. Boykin, one Of the
members of the board of control, for
Mr.. Boykin to be his representative
on the board of contrvl, and to see
to it that he got his share Of the busi-
ness" He did not get the new busi-
ness, and Mr.. Boykin is quoted as
having said that che had not gotten
a more satisfactory offer from others.
but that others were providing for
other members of the family than
himself, and blood was thicker than
water, and that certain other liquor
house employed a brother-in-law of
Mr.. Boykin as special representative
or something Of the sort, and that
the other house was doing equally as
well by him as Mr.. Lanahan."
Mr.. Evans is alleged to have said
that there was an agreement by which
members would order from certain
houses, and that the agreement was
for Mr. Boykin to see to Mr.. Lana
hans business.
Mr. Parker spoke Of what he un-
derstood to be. a System Of corrup-
tion," and seemed to have soaked
down deep into his thoughts after
the repeated conversations with the
cautious Sam J. Lanahan, who had
cone hundreds Of thousands Of dol
lars worth Of business himself with
the system.
Mr.. Parker said: "I ccnnot say
that the term rebate was used, but
terms that implied rebates; just gen
eral statements as to having agree
ments with members Of the board by
which they were to get it,
MI. Lanahan made it very plain In
his repeated conversations that>he die
not for an instant think that the
dispensary orders were made on com
petitive bids. He had voluntarily Of.
fered to reduce prices, and the offer
was rejected.
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COTTON ACREAGE REPORT.
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
States That Increase Noted is Not
All of This Year.

Washington, June 11.-Assisrany
Secretary Hays of the department OF
agriculture today gave out the follow
ing statement regarding the cotton
acreage report of June /:
THE department is convinced that
the estimated planted acreage in cot
ton of about 2S,6S6,o00, issued June
4, is near the truth; but the increase
Of 1,686,0G0 or 62 ger cent it should
be understood, is not all of this year.
The census bureaus final report OF
the crop of 1905 was about 100000
bales more than was estimated by the
bureau of statistics en- the 4th Of De-
cember last. Due weight must be Civ
en- TO this source Of information and
fully fone-thiri of the estimated in
crease reported last month is attribu-
table to rectifcation OF last years
work to bring it into harmony with
the census report of the amount Of
cotton <ginned in the respective
States"
The statement was approved by
Secretary Wilson.