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Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

WANTED-Ten men Cor women) each state, travel and distribute samples of New Baking Powder. Salary $40 to S60 per month and expenses. Ex- penses advanced. Enclose stamp for contract. White House Supply Co.,. Chicago. III.
 WANTED-Spec salesman, ener- getic. reliable man. Have permanent position open, worth $36OOOO annually or more, Splendid opening. Holiday season just opening. Dept. 21, box 470, Kansas City. Mo.
 SALESMAN-Exp in any line to sell general stores in Arizona An unexcelled speciality proposition. Commissions and $S5.OO weekly for expenses. The Continental Jewelry Go, Cleveland, O.
 AGENTS WANTED-Everyw to sell Metal and Furniture Polishes. Big money maker. Exclusive terri tory. Box 59S, Denver, Colo. WANTED MEN EVERYWHERE Good pay-to distribute circulars, advertising matter. tack signs, etc. No canvassing. National Adv. Bu- reau, Chicago.
 HELP WANTED-To room and board at Valley Lodging House, 12S West Jefferson St. Mrs. Ed. Farley. Prop. WANTED-An experienced stenog- rapher. Address, stating salary wanted and experience, LeRoy An derson, Prescott. A. T.
 WANTED-Compete young lady stenographer, for two months; sal ary $75. Address. with references, T. A, this office.
 wANTED-A seamstress, to sew by the day. Apply 23O North Third St. A FIRST CLASS practical machinist must be thoroughly acquainted with gas engines pumps and machinery in general, wages s40O per day, chance for advancement. Address with full information as to experience with reference. Rincon Mines Company, Congress Junction, Arizona. AN ASSAYER capable of making cor rectly fire and wet assays of silver gold and base metals, wanted, wages $1OO.OO per month, chance for ad- vancement. Address with full infor- nation as to experience with refer ence. Rincon Mines Company, Con- gress Junction, Arizona.
 A CAPABLE MILLMAN to operate Elspass mill and Wilf,ey concentrat- ing tables and sinner wanted at once. wages five dollars per day. Address with reference, Rincon Mines Com pany. Congress Junction, Arizona MEN to learn barber trade; wages while learning; good situations wait ing our graduates. Moler System College, Los Angeles.
 WANTED-A woman to cook for three men and care for one room. $25 per month. with board and room. Ad- dress P. B., this Office
 WANTED-Young man. kitchen help CT. Adress The Oya Lunch.
 ,.,s Kelvin, A, T.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
Lest ana Eeuna

-~--@---~~-~-~-~-~- -~~-~-~-~~~ ~--@~ - LOST-Large brown mule; lame. No tify Bert Rinard's corral LOST-Ladies' gold watch chain in 300 block, North Third avenue. Address Kate, Republican.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

WANTED-Ten men Cor women) each state, travel and distribute samples of New Baking Powder. Salary $40 to S60 per month and expenses. Ex- penses advanced. Enclose stamp for contract. White House Supply Co.,, Chicago. III.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE Co. pays its losses in full. N. A. Nor ford. agent.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
For Sale

room tent-house. chicken yard, with lots fenced and put out with young shade trees, all for $35O, if talk en at once.
 1 lot with two extra good tent houses, good fence around, all for $375.
 , room brick cottage, with bath, gas and electric lights. good location, north side, for $1150.
 3 room house with large lot, north side, for $500.
 room two-story brick in Capitol addition, in good condition, for $175O, easy payments, $1OO down and $25 per month.
 2 room brick cottage with good shade and city water for $500.
 3 room brick cottage for $750.
 room brick and frame cottage for s6OO
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
WANTED

l want to figure with you on drilling your wells and installing your pumping plants-large or small
 N. L. CARPENTER, with
 PRATT GILBERT co.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15
BARGAINS

Best small buy in the valley. 15 acres of orange land, improved. Good house and we'll; 4 acres fruit trees, $ acres alfalfa; bal ance ready for orange trees. $100 per acre.
 Fine so acres, within IA miles of Fair grounds; all in alfalfa: Maricopa water; private ditch. Bargain if taken at once. 40 acres, close; in Maricopa wa ter; fine improvements. Cheap if you get here quick.
 4 lots on corner of Adams and Eleventh and Twelfth avenues. Two-thirds value.
 See us if you want to buy or sell.
 Wanted, a few good houses to sell Or rent.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-15

ANTED-Specialty salesman, ener- getic, reliable man. Have permanent position open, worth $36OOOO annually or more. Splendid opening. Holiday season just opening. Dept. 21, box 40. Kansas City Mo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

S l6ebran6e. Mn6ers @an=
IerS @aar0 paa &arlslun0e Marf
be0 &osftl0e CT n%e0bren6t. 81
Sen oplto0 oeo balpfem=5ioen ON
@ftermi66agen. @aar0ens Soft, paa
to nfonfirmere0e @grn ner, bar fra
baren6e. Mlt Sn0bo brnn6te, iamt
enoel @us6pr. Sloen bor poaiot.
= Gn @oaro / 9fellerpo pe0
&i1glte0, tilb9ren0e &inglte6 ss1o-
iter og forpogtet al Ole &oulien, er
fl%1lo1ten0tg ne0brnn0t. Ml Sen in0-
aple0e 5u0 brGnOte; &reoturerne
bar poa Morfe11.
= 8rltgsf oreninge1 / 9eDbp beb
&eien er bren0t. @ele &arelageret
og sen in0apleoe Sno brnnbte, 4
5pin, l &olp og noget 6jerfrn in0e=
bren0te. Bpg1tiuger,nl til69rte
8ru9sforeningens @eitpfer. Sloen
1fploes ct Barns Seq mes Sen0=
1tiffer.
= 6orleoen opltoo ser SIS / Sc
lefonitotionen / Slime be0 Mprfe,
SDllon6. Sl0en f~orplo1te0e Jig til
6ottiggoor6en pg til sfn6ers G6ri=
ltenlens @oorb. Site 8 gjen0pn1=
me ne0brnn0te. Sn0boet blep req
Set. Sloen oplto0 peo, at mon
tun0te pp me0 &etrolerm.
@soneens 2pngbp poo 5jnl-
la10 er et flor glrbej0erbolig, beltoa-
enbe al fire 2unger, ne0bren0t.
Ge0 8rolt0en CT omtrent 100 Berlo=
l1er blepen bl1spil6e. Sglan ct @1ts,
bbori ser bor en- &jpbn1on6sf %orret=
ming, bren0te. $ 9pbet al 5 &por-
ter bar begge Spgninger ful0ltnl1=
Sig ne0brgn6te. Mrbej0erboligel1,
Ser benpbneS u@emDtligDe0en",
far oprinoelig bnret en- it9rre 8ol1=
0egaar0, Ser CT ombpgget til @rbej-
berboliger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

6 en6 3 + an e L.
&pDe0gaar0en &ierSgoar6 / Sornbp
5ogn, 1 @ei1 fra &iprring, is &Dr.
@artfprn, 260 Sor. 2an6 9(ger pg
800 G0r. 2a1n6 Silt, er mes 8elet=
ming, Mpl og 9(fgrgoe al @jereu,
Eroprietrr 9eielien> iolgt til 81.
SS6rgeu 2ariel1, @pn al @o6sejer
2orlen, @oor0bogoar0, for 10000
&ro1ter.
= @ooroeier @ltltoo 2arjen bur
lolgt fin @jenoom v2an0lplt" poo
Gronegil6e Wforf al &ortforn ca. 81
So. me0 tilbgrenoe 8eietning og
SSl1bentar til 2an0mon0 Str. SC.
@briitenien al Gmgrum for 1880
&roner.
= 9ireft6r Slug. @Grenien bor
3olgt fin @ienoom u@elgesb9i" /
&gietaastrup, al &ortforn ca. 10
S6r. me0 8eietning og u%open0igt
SSnbentar til 2an6man6 @al0, &on=
fen al geafifop for 10000 &r., bpor=
al $4,000 &r. fontont.
- Nroprietar 8eagtlon, Collie
rupgaar6 De0 2unoerlfo bor mo-
geififtet fir @ien6om mes 2 &uie /
Mgrre 6un6bp tilbgrenoe Mejeriit
@pen6ien. @oar0en er aniat til Ell
@er6i at $4,000 &r., og 8engtion
faar 400 ST. / 8ptte. Ml 8eIet=
ming nj. nj. me6fplger. Sbertogelien
ffer 1trafs.
- @roprteter 2ars @eitergaoro
bar io1st @aar0en vHaibierg" |
8orbierg Sogn til Miels Sboroal
8oel al 2pbp og Niels SIR. @rifieu
Mielien al Sustrup for $4,000 &r.
8eietning meofpleer. 0bertagelien
finder Ste6 is. September.
- Mglleeier Sfotte al &aitager
bar iolgt BEN bam tilbgren6e @uarf
/ Otter Mor6lunoe, &al1te6 @ogn.
til @aar6eier Sans geicolai Senlen.
Gillit5e, for @igbeium $4,000 Set.
bboraf for 2gsgre 10000 ST. Ober.
tagelien tier itrofs.
- @aaroen v@gluno1 i gite,
9brsIeD er at &igbmano @torc]
ii @anoers ioIat til Z @onfor'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

Spillin9ipitre. @un6be6 og 2pffe
fan me6 rette iaa benebnes = 6e to-
er 11aoifilleltge. Or. 8eter's &urifg,
set gamle, %oelprGbe0e l1rtemibbeI
gigr en- lpffelig beo at gjdre en- friiT
Set er fife EN- Mpotbefer Me6ici1E-
2ofale Mgenter i9lger Ben. @frip tie
Or. &eter Gabrnep & Cons 60, 112
lis go. &opne Mpe.> Chicago, SlI-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

5te for @ongen % foreilog UNDER itarf
9iliIut,ling, at Der afienbtes Ell tele-
grafif &ilien til oenne. st 5par-
telegram mootoges ienere paa Mfte-
1ten.
Mfilgringen gap forgprtgt 8epiS
f!)r, at set nof fife. bar iaa Delt az
burligt ment me6 grflpringen ON,
at ale Mfifpgninger al @euitre iam-
lcGes / @nigbe0 on @ergs MinDe.
&tmiteenS 6prmano, @anien, forbgo
! cmlig Sormanoen for Set raoifaIe
99tenstre 2anosforbuno, S. @alo, at
en- &rans oe6 Mon11mentet nn=
Der Mfllprtngel1, % Senl9gntngen al
fra benne Mfoeli1g al 8en=
fire fan6t 6erfor fgrlt @teo bogefter.
Bilanbeue.
&apn DEB 81 eifiapif.
&eDfjapif poa Sslan6 bar
tilfalote 6en norife &apne6irettpr
for at foa bans sfjpn an-
gaaen0e cit meget betpoelig l10bibel=
ie al &epfiapifs &abn. &an far TIL
raaoet at tage Ell itgrre 9el al Sen
m1b9renoe &beo in6 UNDER @obnen
pe6 at bDgge en- lang Mfole meltem
og BEN n0enfor @apner1 liggen-
6e u@fferlp", lomt en- 8glgebrD0er,
og Hlaner er MI UNDER ltoarbejoells
/ Sen &etning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21
bet en0og me0 Dem, Ser bab6e ifdaea

Set cn0og me0 Dem, Ser boboe ifaaa
7, paa @oltenernes SIDE / Sreaar@
: frigen. S Artifelen bar brltgt lb-
trDffet uMeniborne Sfficerer~. gm
tioligere officer / Sen bo1ife Scr
&op1ejn &e111i1gs, Ser buboe giorf
&rtgen me0 poo boliterif SIDE, fill
le0e Stroffean0rogenoe moo Sour
; 1olilt 9imonien, og Deo Mettena
Com i0pn1teS 6elr1e 8 Moale6ers
6e1giel. &etten gif l1b fra, at bine
Sfficerer life bob6e brltbt beres go.
Ga Sc bob6e iporet til &pl1gen at
Gonmorf JONI @ert11g al 5lespig og
Soften.
Stor @ron6 / @ooer&
[ e b. 9e1 2. September pplton
@ronO / &ie0elbulet poo 5opbprfet
v@onsborg", og fer 8ranobelenet
font til Ste6e booOe Slben grebet
1oa poloiomt ON Jig / Set brpnobore
Materiole, at al Snnfe ON at lluffe
s5l0en maatte opgipes. Bran0pgle-
net maotte 6erfor begrnnie Jig til af
teifDtte Sc omliggen0e 8%pgninger-
Telt for s(ftieielifabets itore 6fnE
mes Iomn1er> git for 6irmaet Sic
per5 & Cos ltore npopfprte Srg-
pofb1S, ful0t al &li0 % an0re ST.
oerltoffer> JOINT ltore Spmmerlta61eE
og Spo for Ell ltor geD6pg1i1g, $50
f6 @uns6org". SroOs Sen ltnrfe
@eoe, r1el1 b%egunltiget al set ltille
SER lDtfe0es Set @ror1ope ie11et pg
MllitGret at begrenie Sloel1 til liz
s(rnelte0. sri @ronben ror1fes fu1E
iclpe 6robrifen og Set / 6enne be-
rell6e 9oger al Srnlfo> 9rittelltoue
og ollOre Srppnrer. 3erin1p0 for
bleD Spllll11er1tl1ret> pg Se1tabetSs
onore 5oger 116erqrte. Sglao / belE
Gel al &ontorbDgningen, ser 1an
u1i00el6ort op til 6obrifen, er Silt
o1ter1'e % ml0re Sre0ele hrnt1bte Z
%dperltc Gtoge, iclpe &p1toret / utt=
Ocrite gtage ct uifoOt. Get paEc
treble Gor1g ser bar Slolps / 6obr1-
fcn li0en 6ens Spfprelle 1897. So
brif og 2oger bar osll1reret / ct Soft
po0ni / &jpbel19obn for T,O0I,
&rpl1er.
en- Mliinger / q O.
I / c II. Noo cit Gaor0 tnt u0e1fpE
0e1 mtltrollfc @p Mel6ol1rlre Dor egz
galnn1el S(liinger he0 Nopu Glous-
@rou, ser for 0eltoget / 5reoars=
frigen og Ser or foaet Gril1bringS-
me0oillel1. Sfjpl1t fan / mango
9(or far boet t Ml1ltrolierl far bara
beporet i'm &jnrligbe0 til lit gotnlE-
Tu0relmn0 ulpnffet.
Claus @rpu ct fp6t / Mle1s pocE
s(ls. Otter at bobe 0eltoget lonz
1ripillig / Sreoorsfrigen %floffebg-
bol1 1ogle 9(or om poa Gpen og fonr
til itoit til 9%(ultrolten, lige 0o @1tlh=-
fcbcrel1 bar brl16t us / giftorin-
s}11 bor @rpn efter ct longt og eber1-
tprligt 2iD poa i'm @oorO u2eabolr=-
lton" tnt u0enfor Mel6ourl1e. Chg
/ @olpfemierne gob Grpn otter for
lin lturfe @jemlGngiel og ofla9Oe
ct 8eipg bjemme / 9soroi lespia~
Grinbril1ger ON fine Splepeller frGz
itn Sp6e6, / &rigen iom 5eutann
og / Multrolien bar bon gjengibet (
Set ban 1f=aultral1fe ltgeblaO ~gtor=
SEN" og 6ettes l16giber Sens Gpna
bor MI iomlet 6em / @ogform. S l1a
@og forteller @r9n mango ebeutpr~
lige Sing, bborfor Sen CT cit unber-
bol0en6e 29sning.
6prit / @olbfemierne aflog0e ba1E
efter 80 Stars. 6orl9b ct BelGg Z
europa og bar ogioa / @a6ers1eb-
SONS Sfil6ring al 8eigget / ban@
@jemlan0 bioner ON en- BARN og 1e-
npnHp Gn1rpIn11afinrIinhpA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

tiunr paa Utter asrslep ggr,e1,
for $4,000 ST. geiatning % Dbl
meofplger. Doertagelien ifer ltrafs.
Set er Meenineelt at uoitpffe @aar-
Sen.
grfefrn Motbieien bar iolgt
&otel u&anoers" til Sperfellner
Ianlien, @otel u6gnir" i Mal6org,
for 100000 Ser. Spertagelien fer
/ December Sermin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21
TexasIand
for Salg
for Salg

Dill: ~ Stprrelser fra 10 Acres op Tx
DlIiI9t 100000. Kolonl Anleg en- spe--.
%ciaIitet. Agenter snskes for hver Stat I Unto
men. Skriy dag paa Engelsk efter GirkulE--
bi1lige Billetter for Selskaber paa allie IerH~
Banestrakninger. Tilskriv
~. n.
p. O.. Box o3s. Dept.s. San antonio. Texas
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

8ergs 80 / n s e
a Tyres. Sen 26en. 5ep=
TENDER afil6re6es / &oloing of-
6e6e Solfetingsman0 Gbrilteu
@ergs @tatue. On flor Men-
nelfemasle operpereoe Mflpringen;
n1e11 Mntollet angipes meget for-
7fltl1igt, lige fra 5000 til 100000.
Mfieringsfelten oobne0es al Monu=
mentfomiteenS Gorman6, 2an6s=
til1gsman0 S. 8. Smlen, Ser gior6e
gfe6e for @tatuens SilbIipel1e. 8ergs
Statue relies al bele set 6anife 9e,
mofratt. Der bar tn6fommet ST.
0rag fra omtrent 10000 8iorags,
p0ere. &onieilspreit6ent Gbriiten-
len bolot en- l9ngere Sale, bpori bon
fremb@peoe, at 8erg par en- oaaif
Mono, en- folfelig og en- lobtro
Mano. 9erefter fal6t Slgret, bbor=
paa S16enrigsminiiter 8erg taffe6e
paa Samiliens @egne, i6et ban no.
talte, at Sen &reos al M9n6, Sci
inobg6 til at reiie bette Min6e, iao
forifielligt paa meget og gigr fac
Sen Sag / Sag, men ON 8ergS
) Min6e fun6e Be iamles, foroi o.
mg6tes / BET Storipn, at 2an6etS
6remti6 fun bpgges trpgt, 1aar oe.
ifer / aaben TiIli6 til 6olfets @ref
tcr, til bets Gbner, &etiin6 og Mn
iuarsfglelie. 9nn ilutte6e me6 e
Seue for Ben almin6elige @aIgret.
Gerefter ofbolotes en- 5ellesfpts
ming; 2anbgtingsman6 &onien tai
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-21

EprtrnpM gIle. Murar-
beioet be6 Spritrup Mglle, Ser
brnn6te iiolte @inter, nermer Jig MI
lin T11l0en6elie. Men iaa fommer
neutrality-suspicious., iom menes at
billie tage minolt Ell Maaneo; ioa
Mgllen neppe bill fomme | Gang
fgr benimoo 1. Mopember. Mellen
bill fife lom ti6ligere fomme til at
gao. for @inofraft, iaa 6en faar in=
gen 8inger. Sen 1fal 6erimo6 ort=
Des beo en- flor Sugegasmotor til
% &eites &raft, JONI ffol fun11e
treffe iamtlige &parne og Maifiner
paa en- Gang. Derbe6 oil Mgllen
fomme til at arbei6e langt mere ltet
og uafb9ngig at SEER og &ino. N
Murb9rfet at Sen gamle Mglle er
blebet 1taaen6e iom en- afitnmpet
@egle og er ofoeffet liot n%eoenfor,
bbor fgr &atten begpnote. &ele
Sn6retningen bliper proftifff og tbs
iparen6e. Ser blioer en- Clio, iom
ffal funne rumme ca. 800 Sgn6er
@orr, og &ornet ffal ielp Lobe neb
paa &parnene, bDorpeo Der ipares
en- betpbeIig arbeiosfraft. Desuoe1t
bill Mgllen bItpe foriDnet meo Gle
J bator.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-20
GIVES STEREOPTIC0N VIEWS
Rev. A. 3. Prichard Explains the Pres
byterian Church Extension
Work in Los Angeles

A stereopticon lecture was given on
Presbyterian church extension yester-
day morning by Rev. A. B. Prichard,
pastor of the Central Presbyterian
church and chairman of the church
extension committee. This committee
consists of a pastor and layman from
each Presbyterian church of Los An
geles and which was appointed by the
presbytery over two years ago to take
charge of the local mission and church
extension work.
The churches were well represented
and the lecture brought out many in
teresting points of the extension work
of the Presbyterian churches, includ-
ing the local Japanese and new Ko-
rean missions.
Rev. Mr.. Prichard gave a very hope
full view of the church extension work
in Los Angeles, giving views and de-
scriptions of the two portable mission
buildings that have been recently COM
pleted and three others to be complet-
| ed soon.
The Edgewood park mission will bt
organized into a church, corner Ave,
nue. 2S and Huron street. December 2
A thriving Sunday school was recently
organized i'm the mission.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-20
CONSENTS TO
Be COMMITTED
MINISTER WILLINGLY GOES TO
ASYLUM
Hopes to Be Able to Break a Bad
Habit and Give His Nerves
Much Needed
Rest

Rev. S. NJ. Driver. formerly one of
the best known Methodist ministers IN
the west and for the past several
years d resident of Los Angeles, was
yesterday committed to Patton insane
asylum by order of the insanity COM
mission in Judge Gibbs court, the
ground for his commitment being sui
cidal mania. alleged to have been
brought on by alcoholic excesses.
For a time the commissioners We're
loath to send the minister to the hos
pital for the insane until Rev. Driver
consented to such commitment, and
said that he would go willingly in the
hope that he can overcome his craze
for liquor and once more begin his
fight with the world, although he has
already lived many years.
Throughout the examination the
minister talked nationally and his con-
duct was perfection itself. 1t is said
that a three months rest cure to ease
his nerves is all that the minister
needs and that only melancholia
caused his attempts to end his life.
Tell Stor2 of Struggle
Liquor, according to the statements
of the mans wife and daughters. who
were present at the examination, has
been the cause of the minister's down.
fall, and a long story of trouble ana
sorrow was told by both relatives.
Driver graduated from Salem col
lege, Ore, and soon after entered the
Union army as a volunteer He served
throughout the war and then entered
the ministry serving until a few years
| ago. Three years ago he was a presiu-
! ing elder of the Idaho conference.
Friends Of the minister have always
regarded his downfall as caused by
nervousness and oVerwork. HIS is al
/ legged to have first astonished his
! nw.sg sa.s. n
woman. In New Orleans the woman
is said to have committed suicide and
Rev. Driver returned to his family IN
| Los Angeles and was forgiven. Re-
Gently he wandered away from home
and remained away for more than a
week. Upon his return he did moi
/ remember where he had been.
Last Thursday night according tC
the testimony offered yesterday. Rev
Driver attempted to commit suicide
by drinking poison He was saved
by quick work on the part of his
family and was then locked up ON al
insanity charge.
The minister is about 60 years old
Yesterday when he attempted to ex'
plain to the court that he had at.
tempted suicide because he did moi
want to be "A drag or disgrace tC
his family, the scene was pitiful. Fol
the man who had been as good ant
great as the minister the recital o
his troubles fairly broke his heart an(
he readily agreed to go to the asylum
for few months in am attempt L
break away from the influence o
drink.
Judge Gibbs was deeply impressed
with the evident good intentions o
the minister TO fight off the drnl
: habit and he promised to write 10 tn
superintendent of the asylum direct
ing the care to be extended Rev
! Driver during his stay there.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-20
HILL WILL HEAD
LATEST MERCER
BURLINGTON ROAD PASSES TO
GREAT NORTHERN
Northern Pacific Also in the Deal, but
Is Not Named in Union Because
Of Federal Law-Rail-
road News

Within one week the equity which the
Northern Pacific now holds in the Bur
lington will pass into the hands Of the
Great Northern. and within fifteen days
the Burlington and Great Northern will
he merged into one vast system, with
James J. Hill i'm control.
This statement comes in private tele-
grams from Omaha by man close to
the official family of the Hill roads,
who has just returned from Chicago.
where the intricate operations of this
gigantic transaction are now being per-
fected.
SO far as the lines of track of the
Great Northern. Northern Pacific and
Burlington are concerned, these three
roads lack but one little link now of
being in fact one great system.
When the short cut from Billings to
Great Falls, is completed the unification
VIII be consummatI l.
The three great railroads will then be
Joined and merged physically into one
vast system, but, the federal govern
ment objecting, the Northern Pacific
will not be named in the union.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-20
HAVE CONFIDENCE
IN EXPOSITION
PROMINENT MEN INVITED TO
INVESTIGATE t
Chamber of Commerce Committee viii
Probably Report Favorably on
Project When Meeting
Is Held Tonight

The utmost confidence is expressed by
the leaders in the project to hold i'm
Los Angeles Universal Peace and
Commerce exposition and the move
ment will be favorably considered by
the chamber of commerce.
Tonight the chamber of commerce
committee ON eXpositions, to which was
referred by the board of directors the
proposition OF holding the proposed eX-
position, will take action.
Word has been received from Mr.,
Huntington. who is in the east. to "go
ahead" which message is known to
signify that he is heartily in favor OF
the exposition and win lend his money
and personal support to its success.
Following is a copy of letter mailed
to those who have been invited to par
ticipate in the chamber of commerce
committee meeting tonight:
you are heartily requested to attend
meeting of the Universal Peace and
Commerce exposition Tuesday, Novem'
ber 20, at 1880 p. m. This meeting viii
be held jointly with the exposition com.
mittee of the chamber of commerce. II
Is considered important that all friends
and incorpQrators of this company
should be present, as the meeting Is fol
the purpose OF securing the official in
dorsement OF the chamber of com
Imerce."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-20
MAY LEASE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Hartman Would Guarantee Seven Per
Cent Dividend

A rumor has been set current to the
effect that it was E. II. Harriman's in
tention to bring about the lease of the
Illinois Central by the Union Pacific
and to guarantee a per cent yearly
dividend from the stock of the former
read.
Not much credit is given to the report
that Mr.. Fish, until recently president
OF the Illinois Central, proposes to con-
test the legality of the election of Mr.
Harahan as president of that road, on
the ground that some of the directors
who voted were not residents of IL
linos.
The majority of the board of directors
of the Illinois Central company are not
and have not been residents of the state
OF Illinois, and if the action Of the
directory i'm electing Mr.. Harahan pres
ident of the company was illegal then
every act of the present board of direc-
tors was also Illegal.
1t has been several years since the
majority of the members of the board
have been residents of Illinois, and if
Mr.. Fish brings up one case and makes
a fight on it other cases may be
brought up.
Indications at the present time are
that there will be a prolonged contest
for supremacy with Mr.. Hartman pos
sessing a great advantage. He is in
the saddle with Mr.. Fish on the out
side.