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The daily tribune., 1906-07-11

BODY SHfPPED-The body Of the
late DR.. ]. L. Edwards will be shipped
to Denver on Rio Grande train No.
this evening. The funeral services
are being held this afternoon and
Leonard g. Thompson. state evanRe.
list for the Christian church is preach.
ing the funeral sermon. The pail
bearers were members Of the local
post of the G. A. r. Intermenf will
be made in Denver.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-11

ILL LUCK-The Thomas L. Tour
tillott family Of 1870 West Third
street is passins through . siege Of
misfortune. At O'Clock last even.
ing his six year old daughter died Of
meningitis and another daughter
passed to the great beyond Eve days
before. The funeral Of the child that
died last evening will be held from
the residence at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning
The daily tribune., 1906-07-11

GLASS ADS Those running classi-
ned advertisements in The Tribune
and who do mot carry : regular 90,
count with the paper must pay cash In
advance whom I'D is inserted. The
cost of the advertisements. 20 cents
per week. il 70 small that anyone can
comply With the terms and extra book
work will mot be necessary.
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COMING TOMORROw-The big
Fountain 90. which have been play.
ing to such large houses throughout
all Colorado are to be with us for
one night only. Thursday July i2.
The company is made mp Of forty OF
the bsst people that can be secured
and everyone OF them are especially
engaged for the part which they take.
They carry the same band and orcbes.
ira which made themselves so famous
throughout this country two years
ago. The play which they produce
Ia that grand old drama East Lynne
and taken ~ . whole the COMPANY
10 - good ~ can be carried IN the
West.
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ANOTHER MILL
FOR FLORENCE
U. S. X. and R. Company to Build
8oo-ton Plant Here In Spring
20 Treat Tailings.

Another mill is to be built In
Florence BY the United States Re.
duction and Refining company. The
plans have been completed and the
construction work will be started pro.
badly next February and not later
than next MArcb.
Their plans call for the erection Of
a big mill. one having . capacity OF
800 tons . day-a capacity equal to
the combined tonnage OF all the
mills now In Florence. operating and
idle.
The new mill Ia not to be buiit
for the purpose Of treating ore from
the mines Of the Cripple Greek
district AZ 1t is brought down In its
crude state. but solely for the pur.
pose Of re treating the tailinRs Of
the Union mill and some Of the big
sand dumps-over to Cyanide.
Manager Macdonald who gives this
office the information. says that the
mill will be enabled to work oontin.
uously for an indefinite time probably
seven years a. 1t is planned to treAt
400 tons Of the dump below the Union
mill and 400 tons each day ~ Ii Ia
made by the big Union works. which
ID sDjoy ing . period Of Ut usual prof .
perity ct this season Of the year; In
fact. tbs great wheels are working
as full capacity and the whole plant
IL taxed with ore.
In the dump in the Ruioh below the
mill are Thousands upon Thousands Of
tons Of sand that can be treated at =
profit A few cents on the ton meaus
. great deal Of velvet" when 800
tons are daily run through the new
works.
The cyanide treatment Ia to be en-
ployed and that sucoess will crown
the companv's efforts goes without
sayipg. Mr.. Macdonald would not
venture An estimate - to the mum.
ber Of employees required to work
The big plant but suggested that
quite . number will be nect ssary.
The works will very largely inoreAse
the payroll Of the city and the
commercial fabric of the city will be
strengthened.
The company is bnilding . similar
plant at Colorado City which will be
finished In three or four months. The
plant there was started on an ex.
perimentAl scale Of only 200 tons day
but tho treatment used proved such 4
pronounced success that steps were
soon taken for the enlar cement of the
mill.
CO.. MaoDopadl IL putting 10 more
work for the company at present. J.
d. Hawk ins. general manager Of the
United States smeltsr At Canon City.
10 sway Oh . six weeks vacation trip
and during his absence his duties are
looked after BY the colonel. He ID
also dsvoting part Of his tiEs 10 tts
general managers ofiioe In Colorado
dity.
0lass at Fremont Wall Paper %.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-11

OFF FOR BOISE Attorney James
A. Oondit left last evening for Boise.
Idaho. 70 look over the aovsrnmsntal
reclamation work in progress in that
section whore nearly 1000. 600 acrsa
are being brought usder ditoh. He
expects to return 70 Florence about
July 20 or IS.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-11
Fremont Wall Paper 90. for paints

NEW HEATING PLANT-At the
regular monthly meeting of she board
Of education last night contract was
let to the Geo. Wilson Hardware and
Supply company to install . new
steam heating plant In the High
school building at q cost Of about
1000. 1t ia planned to equip the
other two school buildings with steam
heating apparatus. The plant in the
High school never worked satisfsc-
torily and will be taken out. II Is
the intention Of the board to cut down
the coal bill expense.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-11

K. OF p. OFFICERS-Petrole leum
lodge No. 30. Kuights Of Pythias last
night installed the following new
officers: George Liggett. O O.; W.
W. Davis. V. O.; g. r Brock, Pre-.
Robert Cox. N. Of A: Cy n. Nc.
Cormiok. l. g.; Matt O'Brien. ..
q. Delegates to the grand lodge
which meets In Denver in August are
l.. b. Park. j. r. Ash. hpldovers from
last year and ]. d. Blunt. This
year the lodge is entitled to three
delegates owing to the increase Of
membership. A. NJ Williams is
the deputy grand chancellor.
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FISHING PARTY

FISHING PARTY - Mrs. Fl. f.
Magner. Mrs. j. W. Forbes. Bessie
and Lucille MaRner. IsAdoye Amter
and Ernest Stone went down to the
river this morning to indulge In early
fishing. They cooked their break.
fast on tha river bank.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-11

Hurried eating has ruined many mans
stomach. The Observation-Disclosures pro-
cess Is gradual, often unnoticed at nrst.
But 1t Is only short time until the lvez
balks, the digestive organs give way, and
almost countless ills assail the man who
endeavors to economize time at the ex-
pense of his health.
"A torpid liver causes a quarantine of the
entire system. 1t locks in the diseased
germs and body poisons and affords them
full play. inviting some serious illness
In families where August Floweris used,
a sluggish liver and constipation are un.
known, so are all stomach ailments, al
we'll as indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn,
headaches and kidney and blader affec-
tons. No well-rcgulated family should
be without this standard remedy.
Two sizes. a5c and 75c. All druggists.
For sale at CITY DRUG STORE
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CAAILLE-The performance OF
Camille" staged by the theatrical
troupe playing the Houston Opera
house this week. was one Of the
best shove put on here for many
weeks, The actors are certainly
artists and Miss Harper is an excep.
tionally good actress. The weather
has been such - to prevent large au
diences. They will play "Eas,
Lyme" tonight.
Scenery and Burro books ut Frueanfl
The daily tribune., 1906-07-11

Have your suits made to measure.
90 suits to be closed out 1t go per
suit at Florence Tailoring 90. Ole
The daily tribune., 1906-07-11
YOUR CURTAINS

WIN b. nios when they are rshung Y ~
laundss thsm. We give thsa . bsasti-
ful. cisan color, starch thsn just ~
enough. and dry then - frames tAae
give them Just Tie right shaps y Aaag
right. Our psics-o0 osas . pais-b
cheaper than wasAing thsa q hehA
Bend postal card. Phsns "a RsA
FLORENCE sTHAn LAUNDRY
10 oaaeA ~ Avooup
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lettings ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
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ST. ALBAN'S GUILD-will meet
tomorrow. Thursday. with Mrs. Or.
willie Brown for work. AN all day
session.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-11

NOT so WELL-Frank Fisher did
not rest 90 we'll last night His doc
tors have placed him in water 80 that
only his face and head are exposed.
This IL done to allAy the fever and
give tho new skin = chance to grow.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-11

Raspbetry loo and homemade cake
will be served from to 9 tomorrow
afternoon at the Ladies' exchange.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-11

All kinds Of souvenir post cards at
Frueauff Bros. 7.lS
The daily tribune., 1906-07-11

ADJOURNED-The county oom.
missioners adjourned their meeting
last evening till the Goth Of the
month.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-11

Cucumber Dream makes the face
like velvet-Palsce Pharmacy. 48tf
The daily tribune., 1906-07-11

Colorado scenery and Burro tablet.
and envelopes At FrueAnff Bros. Tie
The daily tribune., 1906-07-11

The watohword here is quality
and that's why our business takes
rapid strides towards the goal of
universal approval. We demon
strate very forcibly that quality
counts and that it pays to sell the
best groceries even If the cost Of
production is more and the profits
less.l Rys'7eT-
- IN. e. LEWIS
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ol..s .s Frsmou. Wall Paper %.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-11

Scenery and Burro books at FrueaufY
Bros. 7.Is
The daily tribune., 1906-07-11

For sale at CITY DRUG STORE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
MUTINY OF MEMPHIS POLICE
Mayor SusDends Chief for InsubOrdi-
nation and Men Refuse To
Recognize New AppOintee.

MEMPHIS, Nov. Ga mutiny Of nearly
every member of the police force of Mem
phis, headed by Chief George T. O'Haver.
occurred here today. AS a result this city
has two chiefs OF police tonight. Early 90
day Mayor James II. Malone informed
Chief OHaver and the patrQlmen that he
desired to change their election day assign
ments. The mayor explained that he feared
trouble at the polls and, acting under the
recent city charter which under certain
conditions gave him authority to take full
charge OF the police department, he would
expect obedience to his orders. Vice Mayor
John T. Walsh appeared and insisted that
the regular assignment OF patrolmen be
carried out. Chief OHaver said he would
not consent to the reassignment whereupon
! Mayor Malone suspended the chief on a
charge of INSTRUMENTATION. The mayor then
appointed Police Sergeant w. J. Hayes act
/ ing chief. The patrolmen, almost to a
man. announced that they would receive
orders only from Chief OHaver Mayor
Malone visited several polling places and
suspended more than fifty policemen.
! In the afternoon Vice Mayor Walsh and
two fire and police commissioners held a
meeting and passed a resolution reinstating
| O'Haver. This, it is claimed was illegal
Iunder the law, and it is believed the tangle
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
; COUNCIL BLUFFS
Office,
&C, 10 Pearl 81. Tel. l8.

that Porter had won out by forty-hvo ma
iority. but that Sheriff Canning had run
twenty votes ahead Of the republican ticket
In the city a good vote was polled, prob
ably somewhat larger than in loOc. At noon
indications were for light vote but dur.
ing the afternoon things picked up and from
o'clock until the polls closed at O'Clock
voting was exceedingly lively The rain in
the. morning undoubtedly was largely re-
spohslble for the light vote polled during
the forenoon. Although both sides worked
hard. there was little or no excitement at
the polls That both republicans aud demo-
Gratis were scratching their party tickets
became evident early in the morning. This,
however had been looked for. Much Of the
scratching is believed to have been done
\ on the minor Offices.
| In the city the democrats appeared to be
/ centering their efforts to elect Goodwin,
their candidate for treasurer.
! Reports from the eastern part of the
county showed that hard fight was being
made within the ranks Of his own party
against Henry c. Brandes, republican can
didate for representative. This fight eman-
ated from Martins friends. This led thc
democrats to have strong hopes Of elect
ing John p. Organ OF this city as one OF
! the representatives.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
Bee Want Ads produee results.
Mich in Cnsn county

ATLANTIC, Ia, Nov. Especial Tele-
gram.)-At 1880 p. m. returns from half
the precincts in Cass county show Cummins
1884, Porter 1903 a loss Of nearly 200 to
Cummins. other returns are slow in COM
ing In. -Four out of twenty precincts show
Meredith Tep) 49, Blakesley dnd) for
representative 351. For state senator, Bruce
Crep) has $50 and Emmeret 5iG In six
out Of twenty precincts a gain Of 300 for
Bruce. Only one precinct on congress has
reported, giving Smith rep) 2l2 Campbell
Cdem) las. There are no returns. on, other
tickets and no report on county offices.
The result will not be known until morn
ing. ,, -pF
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
POTTAWATTAMlE Is SAFE
Returns Are Slew in Coming in from the
Country.
cURRNS HAS CARRIED THE COUNTY
Some scratchinE Done on Local
\. Tickets by Both Parties and
May Have Eject on
Result.
cUWNW8 HAS CARRIED THE COUNTY

Eragmontary returns last night from the
country precincts in Pottawattamie county
indicated the election Of the entire repub-
lican ticket. The complete poll, however,
OF the vote cast yesterday IN the county
and Council BLUFFS Is not looked for much
before noon. Il By then today. The size
Of the ballot, with the elimination OF the
circle at the top Of the party ticket, max
ing it incumbent on the voter to mark
each candidate voted for, and the large
number Of scratched ballots make the work
of counting the vote long and tedious
task sr f'Ett
Such reports as were received last night
showed that possibly never in the history
OF a political campaign in Pottawattamie
county and Council BLUFFS had there been
so much scratching by both republicans
and democrats. In the city precincts the
straight ballots were conspicuously in the
minority. For instance. in the first pre-
cinct OF the Sixth ward, where $40 votes
were cast. there were only ninety-two
straight republican and eighty-one straight
democratic ballots The same was true
OF the other precincts in the city.
some FraEmentary Returns.
Such returns. incomplete as they were,
as were received in the city last night
showed that Governor Cummlns had car
Red Pottawattamie county by good ma
JoFity over Porter. The reports from the
ctbaty precincts also indicated e election
OF the entire republican ticket. but moth
ing definite will be known of the result
in the city Until late this morning
Word from Belknap township was thai
Cummins had received 22s votes as against
100 for Porter. In 1903 Cummins received
$50 against 10 for Sullivan In Knox town
ship word was that Cummins received PSI
as against 20 for Porter! In 1903 Cummins
vote was 2es to 9s2 for Sullivan. From
Macedonia the report was Cummins. 81
tvotes against 81 for Porter. In 1903 Cum
minis received -1O4 TO sullivan's 81. Lewis
\township was said to have given Cummin,
a majority Of 81. Hardin township wa
reported TO have given Cummins "a agains
q for Porter In 1903 the vote in Hardin
was. CumTpinS "a sullivan. S.
tFkehets Are Scratched.
Porter WaS, 1ald 40 have carried Carson
township by tWentg-twS, hue on the othe
hand. Caseyne. republican candidate To-
AUDITOR was .Rid to have carried Il b.
eighty-five, The strongest factional hgh
in tho repnbiica aenks was waged in thi
\ township the home Of Former Representa-
''trve MattiRs who failed, to be pcnominAted
Martins friends resented his turning dow
and this Accounts for sthe peculiar situation
I'm Carson township.
From gCtescents township II vas reports
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
MINOR NEWTON.

Davis drugs.
ClaTk's. sodas.
Stockert sells carpets
Fine engrsvings at Lehert's.
I'd Rogers Tony Faust beer
Get those new photos at Schmidts
Plumbing and heating Bixby a Son
Lewis Cutler. funeral director, phone 9sI.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. as.
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT.
TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT 1T.
Blur City Masonic lodge will meet TO-
night for work I'm the third degree.
1 repair talking machines, bicycles and
sewing machines. s. NJ. Williamson, II So
Main 81.
Frank Rotter aged 20 years, OF Spencer
Neb., died yesterday morning at ST. Der
nard's hospital
beautiful and ornamental gas burner
the Welsbach chick lamp, complete. sl26
Stephan Bros. so w. Broadway.
COAL TEAMS WANTED to haul coal
for Fenlon Wickham Coal company
Higher wages paid. l0 Pearl street
Nursing union suits for aap, women ans
ehLdgen az popular pricea EsEclusive agenal
for this city. The JohE Beho company.
The boys who removed a wagon Hallow
cen night from the premises Of Mrs Char
lotte Packham In the western part of tht
city have returned the vehicle 10 ia pwnei
and viii no" ssoape Drosseutioa " 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07

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will continue in its present sho"o until q
joint meeting of the police commissioners
and city council is held to take action in
the matter.
The election passed or quietly. No dis
order was reported and a light vote was
cast
a quorum Of the Fire and Police COM
mission. consisting of Mayor Walsh ana
Commissioners Bruce and Rice, met and
adopted resolution reinstating OHaver as
chief of police.
Friends of Mayor Malone claim that the
reinstatement is illegal as tho mayor acted
under the law whieh, provides that no mem-
Der of the police department suspended by
the mayor can be reinstated until he is
called before the board and tried for the
offense charged against him.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
nIstrict Court Todnr.

The October term OF district court the
opening Of which was postponed from Ccto-
Der 30 on account of 1t being prediction
week, will be convened this morning by
Judge w. r. Green. The term promises to
be heavy one, as in addition to a number
OF criminal cases, there are l91 law and 1856
equity cases on the docket.
The grand jury will be empanelled this
morning. These are the members: p.
wahlgren, Garner Second; Elida Parish.
Hazel Dell: Henry wilkins, Keg Creek;
Warren Hough, Crescent; p. N. sueksdorf,
Washington: w. r. Heating Hardin
George Olsen, Boomer; G. .. whittland,
lewis; Victor Jennings, Kane; Julius stuhr,
Nnnden; r. V. Churchill Neola; r. II.
Graham, Silver Creek.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
Must Paw tor sIdewaII.s.

The city authorities have decided to
adopt drastic measures in the cases OF
owners who refuse to pay for the
brick sidewalks laid on temporary grades
I'm front OF their premises Efforts by the
contractor to collect his pay for such
walks have in many instances been with
out avail. the abutting property owner re-
fusing to pay on the grounds that the city