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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-10-17
Thousands Were Here.

One of the biggest crowds ever
ION in dawson was here on circus
5ov Saturday. A conservative esti-
uay mis- the number of visitors at
5000. They had money, 700, anu
the merchants experienced a shower
Of dollars. 1t was a big day.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-10-17
COTTON GOES BALLOONING
Eleven Cents Is Now Being Paid for
the Snowy Staple.

Cotton has advanced a cent in
price the past week, and there are
many who believe it will go higher
still. A good grade easily brought
a dime and one cent in Dawson Mon
day. The receipts by wagon are
11,O73 bales. Following are the
quotations at the time of going to
press:
Fully good middling. .........11
Good middling. 1913
Middling .........'..... ~ 70
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-10-17
PROHIBITIONIsTs CALLED.

WEI Meet ON October IA to Consider
Date for an Election.
All white voters of Terrell county
who are interested in the prohibition
movement in the county are request
ed to meet in general mass meeting
at the court house at IL O'Clock
wednesday, October oath. The OBJ
iect of the meeting is to determine
the time for holding the election for
or against the dispensary.
NJ. B. L. BINION,
w. F. SMITH,
For the Committee.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-10-17
Nntice tn the Pnblic.

NY residence phone is now num-
her 127. Day calls will be left at
the Peoples Drug Store, phone 56.
LUCIUS LAMAR, NJ. ID.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-10-17
Tho instrumental readings are

from government standard instru-
ments exposed in the manner recon-
mended by the chief of the weather
bureau. Very respectfully,
G. L. MASSEY,
Cooperative Observer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-10-17
NOT A DROP OF RAIN.
Terrell County at Last Has One
Fair Week.

Following is a record of meteor
illogical observations taken by the
local observer for the week ending
Octnhnr L. 1906. at sunset:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-10-17

Outings, prints, sheeting, checks,
bleaching-less than factory price.
McLain Bros. & Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-10-17
Called to Atlanta.

In response to a telegram an
,,o, - the serious illness of her
father Mrs. NJ. F. Keller lett sun sun
dav night for Atlanta. 1t is hopeq
Ms Keller found her parent much
improved.
Seed Oats.
We have just received one car VI
oonnine Texas rust-proof seed oats
Row is the time TO plant. no
T. o. WHITCHARB & CO.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-10-17

LARGE line of Banister's $500 and
&c m mems shoes. McLain Bros.
& Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-10-17

Old prices on all grades of shoes
at McLain Bros. & Cos.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
PUT HIS HEAD OUT Of
CAB AND IS KILLED
Fireman Did Not Know Engi-
neer Was Dead, and Train
Runs Away.

BINGHAMTON. y. Y. Feb. 10
Joseph Leslie, locomotive engineer on
the Susquehanna division of the Erie
railroad, was found dead at his post to-
day at Wcllsburg. No damage was
done because OF the alertness of the
train crew.
Leslie was engineer of a fast freight
train and reached out OF the cab at
Corning to catch orders handed to him
on a ring. when his head struck some
projection and presumably he was in
stantly killed Passing through Ell
mira his lifslesS body hung out of the
engine cab. the head striking sema-
phores and gates, blood being spilled all
along the tracks.
The tower man at Elmira noticed
something wrong from the fact that the
freight was then running at the rate
of a mile a minute and they cleared the
track ahead,
The conductor made his way over the
train and set the air brakes. The fire.
man was not aware OF the death of the
engineer until Wellsburg was reached.
the engine being of the Mother Hub
bard type
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
CORN GOOD, SAYS HARMS
State Chemist Harms Makes Report
on Canned Goods.

State Chemist Herman Harms has made
the following report upon certain sam
pies OF canned corn submitted TO him
"Flfteen samples or canned corn were
collected I'm the local market and sub
Jccted to chemical analysis These sam
pies were Eastern products, representing
six States. All samples were found TO be
OF normal appearance. odor and taste
and were free from pTeservasivcs,
bleaching agents and artificial sweetener
Bleaching agents, (sulphites), in addition
to their DrescrVntiVe effects, arc ESed to
"whltcn" an inferior or dark grade OF
corn, while saccharine and similar pow
crful swcetcncrs are intended to mpart
to an inferior field corn the sweetness
characteristic of sugar or cream com.
The cans OF all of the above samples were
found TO be in good condition. The canned
corn as found In our local market must
be considered OF a very satisfactory char
aCtcr.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
DOLAN OUSTED BY
UNANIMOUS VOTE
But the District President Re-
fuses to Relinquish His
Office.
n
MINERS CONVENTION Is
in UPR0ARI0US DISORDER
Mitchell Says He Will Appoint
Successor to Man the Min
erS Don't Want.

PITTSBURG, Feb 16.-Thc delegates
attending the Pittsburg miners convcn-
ton unanimously adopted a resolution at
noon today declaring the Offices of presi-
dent and vIcc-presidcnt OF the Pittsburg
district miners vacant.
President Dolan presided at today's ses-
sion and refused TO entertain the resolu-
tion. but IL was passed over his head.
The delegates at once notified Presi
| dent John Mitchell, now in New York.
OF their action and II is expected he VIII
time during the day.
Uproarious Disorder.
There was much disorder in the hall
when the resolution was introduced. IL
grew uproarlous when President Dolan
ruled the resolution out OF order and cul-
minated in a scene of wild excitement
when the delegates voted unanimously
for It's adoption
President Dolan rose In the midst OF
the turmoil and reiterated his previous
declaration that he would not resign nor
would he be ousted unless by referen-
DUN vote of the miners of the PittsburS
district who elected him their leader
Mitchell Is Consulted.
The resolutions declaring the two offices
vacated were prepared early today.
President Mitchell was wired of the pro-
posed action by the delegates. who asked
him II he would appoint successors 10
-ItSSlS- DOldl JHu ' lCt-I I-Slutill btll-
ingham II the resolution was passed,
President MtchelIs reply, which stated
he would Immediately hll the places IL
they were made vacant was received Just
few moments before the noon adjourn
ment. The resolution was then introduced
and passed
According 10 the attorneys Tor the dele
gates. the action taken by their clients to-
day Is not in opposition to the temporary
| Injunction secured recently by President
Dolan.
yJrl,a, ,ba ho,r rtnr, or, ,bo t,turo,tou -
ceedlngs was held last Wednesday, an
agreement was reached by counsel FOR
both sides that parliamentary rules were
10 be observed during the remaining ses-
sions OF the convention and business was
10 proceed as though there was no In
Junction, The attorneys state the courts
order protects President Dolan from per-
sonal violence but docs not interfere
with the transaction OF business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
The Financial Part.

The service upon Count Boni was made
by Maitre Trichet In his capacity as rep
resentative OF the Countess's attorneys.
The latter include Edmond Kelly, who
has charge OF drawing up the bill and
the financial arrangements. COudcrt
Brothers of New York and their loc0l
representatives. Messrs. CachaTd and
Peartrec. who have charge OF the branches
in which the Gould estate is connected.
The Countess VIII retain her title under
the form OF procedure finally adopted, but
" the decree Ia extended after three
years to a divorce II viii have the effect
OF terminating her right to use the title
OF Countess. The eldest of their three
sons, Boniface, inherits the title OF Count
without reference to the results OF the
q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
ABOUT FORT DOUGLAS
Lieut.. Ryan Arrives to Assume Com
mand of Artillery.

First Lieut., L. S. Ryan, Artillery corTs.
arrived NJ the post yesterday for Cuty
with the Nineteenth field artillery. Which
he will command vice Capt John c. W.
Brooks A. c, who has been ordered 10
Fort Monroe Va, for examination fer
promotion
Quartermaster-S SerGt. William a. Jane
SON Twelfth battery. field artillery, Will
be discharged from the army tomorrow.
having served Uncle Sam FOR the allotted
three years.
Private Richards. company III. Twenty
ninth infantry has been appointed mu-
sician of his organization.
Due to the genial influence OF old sol
the parade ground at the fort is almost
free from snow a few more days OF this
weather ought to make II as dry as n
bone and Mt for any stunt" The regu-
lar Saturday inspection Will be held to-
day. Guard mounting Will be At 9.p 2:
m 1t is also payday Hence. with all
these events. the forenoon Will be very
strenuous.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
j. 5. ARSEKALS MAKING
READY FOR HOST|[|TIES
Government Quietly Preparing
to Thrash China if She
Insists OH 1t.

CHICAGO. Feb. 16.-A dispatch from
Washington saws nearly COCO Americans
men, women and children, are In peril of
death at the hands of Chinese mobs in
the threatened uprising. To rescue as
many OF these as possible from danger
and take drastic action in every case
where an American is molcstcd is the
purpose OF the President, through the
State. War and Navy departments.
Activities in this direction have been 60
Ing on for weeks. but great secrecy has
necessarily been maintained.
Fleet Being Increased.
Aside from the known fact that the
Philippine forces have already been
greatly augmented and the Asiatlc fleet
increased the State department is keep
ing its programme secret
OF the total number OF Americans now
In China 1t is estimated that not less than
400 are engaged in Christian mission
work.
II is roughly estimated that there are
5000 Americans engaged in commercial
pursuits In China, all of whom are VIC
Tins of the boycott. In addition TO
these II is estimated there are 1900 other
Americans In China In the employment
OF Chinese merchants and manufacturers
who heretofore have been paid good
Iheir employment by the antI-American
spirit.
United States Acting Alone.
one thing. the United States is acting
alone. Nearly all the anti-foreign senti-
ment in China Is directed al Americans
There Is the same hostility to French and
Germans but little toward Japan and
England.
All the countries named have been bene-
fitted by the boycott on American goods
Therefore. II Peking ls taken again as
II was in the Boxer uprising in 1900 the
feat Is likely To be accomplished by Amer
lean soldiers.
That all preparations being made to
meet the emergencies are being made on
a scale commensurate with the task is
indicated by the unprecedented activity
at the various army posts and munltlon
factories
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
CRUISER BACKS DEMANDS
Grent Britain Sends Warship to Com
pei Turkey to Withdraw.

LONDON. Feb. lG.-The British cruiser
MANA hns been ordered to Tabahs n port
on tho Turko- Egyptian frontier or the
sinai peninsula. in order to enforce the
British Egyptian demands for its speedy
sornc time ago occupied the place.
Tabah IL admittedly Egyptian territory
and tho Sultang forces not only have
been establishing military posts there
hut haye threatened the officers of an
Egyptian gunboat who demanded It's cvac-
untion. .,-- ,n,,,
All the local protests being Ineffective,
and the Turks refusing To withdraw
Great Britain has now made imperative
rrnrcsontntions ut ConsuntMoplc. and u
ErItIsh officer of the Egyptian army mas
bean dispatched from Cairo to the scene
~ action His demands Will be backed
up-by tho Diana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Naval officer Resigns.

WASHINGTON Feb 1G-!The Presi-
dent has accepted the resignation OF
Paymaster Henry T. Jewett. L. S. N.
FOR the good OF the service" This Of
Hccr was tried by court-martial at the
Washington navy yard recently on
charges of irregularities in accounts, and
todays action WAS taken while the pro-
cccdings Of the court were awaiting dis
position. Paymastcr Jewott iS ncphe"
of cS-Secretary Tracy OF New York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
iron COUNTY IRON
MINES ARE SOLD
Valuable Property in Southern
Utah Owned by Walkers
Changes Hands.
NEW YORK SYNDICATE
Is THE PURCHASER
New Owners Will, 1t Is Said, Be-
gin Active Production of
Metal at Once.

Special TO The Tribune
NEW YORK. Feb. &c 2 Walker.
prominent mining man and fnancier of
Salt Lake City. owner OF valuable iron
properties located In Iron county, Uteh.
has successfully closed deal for the
sale Of those properties TO prominent cap
itallsts OF this city.
Consideration Thought Large.
While the amount represented In the
deal is not positively known, 1t Is GER
tain that the consideration for tho Iur-
chase of these excellent deposits Of Iron
is a handsome one.
Has Been Pending Several Weeks.
The deal successfully consummated las
been pending for several weeks. IL is un-
derstood, and Mr. Walker has been In
this city on this mission for some time.
Will Develop Property.
1t is understood that the new owners
Will proceed at once TO the active pro-
duction of the metallic contents OF their
purchase, the deposits being practically
the largest OF their kind In Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
CLOSE DECISIONS At
THE ASCOT TRACK
Three Races We're Won by a
Neck by the FayOriteS
Yesterday.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Feb 1s.-Closs de-
cslons were the feature OF todny's ruclnE.
three races by neck. two by head and the
ond choice and two to l choices were sue
cessful There no special class 10 tho
field, but the racing was Interesting. Weather
clear. track good. Results:
First race. futurtty coursc-Elng OF Mist.
Jos lMcDalioD, IL TO 8, won, Occur de Lion.
lis tBullmnn), Il 10 ], second, Secdcnkc. los
(PowelD. to /, third Time. l12k. Almontc.
Trust Babe B., Lchcro Mckee. Black Sam,
Notanj alec ran. Swaggcr left at the post
Second race, milo and furlonE-Bin Cur
us 1871 lOConnclDs Il to 8, won. Courdnt, l20
BRADY, Il to /. second: old Mike, l5I FrioT.
10 10 /. third Time. l :59. Rostom, Sherry,
File Dor. Tramway, Figurdon. Dancing Kid.
Jr., Paramount and Mary Lander also ran.
Mcdaniel Rides in the Money.
Third race. hve MISUNDERSTANDING IS tAu-
an, 80 TO /. second Condo. lo5 CHoTis) Is to
l. third. Time ,O2i4 Lnwsonian. RcEin.
Lotto Gladstone, Lady King and Mllsong also
ran.
Fourth race, MILE. F. Donohuc q OHorn-
crD TO l. won. Chancellor Walworth. % tMc-
DanicD. TO /. second: Tho Gadny iO5
IBooker). to 9, third. Time. l:illz. Secret,
Mnrpesa and Ncomap also ran
Fifth rnce milc and seventy yardS-Stocsscl.
log Gsckson). TO S, won; Henchman. los
CBookerl. to l. third. Time, i:I6iz. Hood
wink. Katie Crews. Creston Boy. Blue nKot
and Walnut HIll also
sixth race, six furlongs-Dan Collins. lls
Davls), to /. won; Regal, III O'ConneID
TO 2. second. Bonnie Reg. 1867. Bntstc. 10 TO
8. third. Time. l:l5%s. Elm King. Phyz. Ra-
dun Hirtle. Hunchuca. MnttIe spencer
Beth c, Big Injun and st. Wilda also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
| LIEUTENANT TO GET HEIRESS
German officer Greets Millionaire
Beer Maker at Pasadena Depot.

PASADENA, Cal Feb. ls-Adolph Busch
OF st Louis arrived here today In his special
car over the Santa Fe road. He was met at
tho station by Lieut.. ScharTer and the two
grestrZ each other cordially. When Mr.. Busch
wns asked n ho had come 20 Pasadena to at
tend the wedding OF his daughter. Miss VIII
helmina Busch and Lieut. Scharrer. he turned
10 tho Lieutenant and asked:
When Is the wedding 10 take ploce2'
Lieut.. Scharrcr seemed embarrassed, and
laughIngly confessed ne had not yet asked
Miss Busch 10 accept him.
You sec how II Is" sol1 Dfr Busch. How
can / tell when there Will be a weddng?"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
SHIPS CREW SAFE
Bark Is Wrecked on the West Coast
of Mexico.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 15,-Scven
members Of the crew of the bark ATlndne,
which was wrecked on tho rocks few
miles below MaZatlan. arrived hero to-
day on the steamer city OF Panama. The
bark was bound from Hamburg to Port
Townsend and its loss has previously
been reported. Since the disaster &C
Cured the vessel has gone to pieces.
Cant II I[ragcr succeeded In saving all
~ his men by means Of the ships boats.
The sailors who did not each here to-
day will soon arrive on the Cosmos lircr
NpTI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
1000 MEN On STRIKE
Hungarian Ship Stokers Tie Up
Fiume Yards and Shops

FIJME Hungary, Feb. 16.-The strike OF
ship ytokcrs which began here some time aEo
Tor an increaEc OF woges has now become gen
cral IN tho local shipyards. over 700 men
nre out. The strikers compelling the
sncps TO close and troops are guarding tho
property,
The Hungarian and Croatian company has
greed TO make the required advance OF wages
but the refuse To return TO work unless
an unpopular foreman Is discharged. Work at
this port Is practically at stnndstil.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
PAT IS ARRESTED AGAIN.
Charged With Holding Up Council
Bluffs Street Cars

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia, Feb ls.-Pat
Grove Is a prisoner in the Pottawotomic
county jail here and VIII be arraIgned tomor-
row morning on the charge OF street rob-
bery. Grove declares he Is confident os &C
qulttnl
The indictment against him charges that he
and Arthur Levi held up two motor cars on
the Council Bluns side OF the Missouri river
bridge on July ., 1905. and secured SEQ from
them. Groves bond has been hHed at $500.
Levi on trial today FOR saloon hold
up committed month subsequent to the
street robbery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
REPRIEVE CAME IN TINE
Messenger Rides All Night to Save a
Mans Life

SANTA FE, N M, Feb. 16.-Gov. Hag-
erman granted a reprieve for one week
to John Conley, who was 10 have been
hanged at Taos today for the murder OF
James Redington, In order TO permit an
examination OF his mental condition.
1t ls reported that Coniey became a
raying maniac when told that the Gov
eTnor had refused 20 commute his sem
tepce. There Is no telegraph line al Taos
and a messenger carrying the rcprcVe
rode thithcr last night from Embudo,
thirty-tivc miles over a mountainous
road
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
FLASHES FROM THE WIRE

Gov Deneon OF Illinois has referred TO tho
state Board OF Pordons the petition OF Johann
HoCh, tho orch blgamist and wlfc-murdcrcr,
for a commutation OF sentence. II the sen
tencc OF the court ia carried out Hoch Will
bc hanged February o.
Mayor badger OF Columbus o. has issued
an order TO the Chief Of Police 10 order his
men 60 close all the saloons In Columbus next
Sunday
The Senate Committee on Territories has nu-
thorizcd n favorable report on n bill prohio-
lting gamblne IN Aloskn, Arizona, New Mex
leo. Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
Tho President has offered the Governorshlp
OF Alaskn to Lieut. y. IL Jarvis. formerly
In business in Alaska
The Iowa House OF Representatives has
pnsscd n bin making It mls1emoonor, pun
IShnhlc by hnc and imprisonment In the county
jaIl to discharge frecrBckcTs toy pistols, re-
Volycrs and other explosives on July l.
Tho German battcship Prcusscn, with EN-
I4ror William on board, has arrived at Elsl-
nor Denmark The Emperor camo 10 Dem
mark 10 attend the burial OF King Christian
at Rpsklc Sunday,
Lieut. Schmidt, the leader Of the naval mu-
tiny at odessa whose trial was 70 have taken
place at Otchakon fortress next week. lie said
10 have become insDno after refusing food or
drink for three days
The Illinois Eomocratlc state central com
! mIttoe met In Chicago and nNed the timo and
Lloce OF the ncxt State convention as May
IL at Springfield Ill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Great Northern Train Ditched.

BELLINGHhM. Wash. Feb l6-Ihc Great
Northern passenger on tho coast lnc, du"
here at ] o'clock on the way TO Nancourcs B.
c. from Seattle into an open switch AT
oNunt Vernon about 1870 this morning, de-
railing tho locomotive, tender. e1prsss. bag
gage car md smoker. The limo was blocked
for many hours and tho engine badly dam
aged. no one wg& seriously hurt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
HAS TOO MANY WIVES
Actor Charged With Having Spouse
In Seattle and Another in Tacoma.

TACOMA. Wash. Feb. lG.-J, w. Nivi-
an Dlckie, an actor. aged 2l was arrested
today In Missoula, Mont, on Information
from the Tacoma authorities.
Dicklc Is charged with marrying an
actress Corrinc Mcknight. In Tacoma,
November o, after deserving another wife.
also an actress, I'm Seattle.
Dickie is said to belong to a wealthy
and aristocrntlC family, who have been
cndcaVoring to nnd him for some time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
'0PPICERS |. 0. 0. F.
arranging to Entertain
Monday Night.

/ 'Ia ! FEB. ls.-The local lodge
les ssu@,hlng elaborate prcnsr,
m Sand lodge Of the stn,o Tar OF ~
.. rns have been ,ss1Icd o,,osG y.
|ktrs :, throughout the vaIlcv
;sT sSht at this annual nTnIns SnI,n
PI., Programme embodS I. dun, III ..
ioed talent IS heinz ing M
|,fcsr..s =, TO be furnisbrsd =, hy =,
ID. ., irgm rom Salt Lake s'''o 'y
Nj, y Miss Elsie dauebtor
.5aI IA as having tak.n0 ak 0i ,idls tnis
IA t,,soealory, ogdcn1'" 1"Se, yestdrds place g :,
n trsrS rssroom. Mr' Franz nIkeIpscrosy y SIy
. .6ts%r,, 6% New Windsor T.; co,d SHi-
ySStrn,nlendent yStnn Of tn: So1o, s,Isa /.
q. Wing .ySsg people this ,',T mo5n snGar !. T
"a my T Will. after Moon MaTk wilI
'''H friends at New
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
TO SURVEY RESERVATION
of S25, 900 Asked for
by Senator Dubois.
snccIol Ia Tho Tribune.

WASHINGTON, u. C. Feb. 16.-Thc
Senate Committee on Indian Affairs has
agreed to insort In the Indian approprla-
tion bill the amendment proposed by SEN
ntor Dubois appropriating $4,000 Tor n
survey Of Fort Hall Indian reservation.
Mrs Fred Dubois has returned from
Florida to attend tho Rooseyelt-Longe
worth Wedding. e., \
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
. in Shanghai

lo FEB Seb. 1.-THE stat.
E1l China eu a cablcgram
hat cItc r, stating that the
Z, dlninisbSAdl SAdl'hough the boy
y fear is"eo; Il eo It is reported
= entertained Of any
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
- s'0a hotel Burned

NJ SEQ s0S,d FEB. s ia specia,
q = a.I1 M si aP'T : Of dsISsI tHs bI%I%s 3S;s
tSAlhs bad d,ahe INC seventy Gyc
a. lew ,1a,tneulty In escap1
Is.Ls y 'aS 1s q IN. tho building. A9Tc TSe
~ n'out ISs5 Tho money
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
MAIL ROUTES in IDAHO
Government Contracts Let for Service
in Thunder Mountain Country.

Special to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. u c, Feb f6-R J.
HAYS OF Pocatcllo, Ida, is In Washington
Star route postal contracts were made
today with John Il. Hall OF Nanwyck
Ida. for service between Emmett and
Vanwyck, through the Thunder Noun
tain country. Six times a week for four
years from July. 1906, he Will coarry the
mail, at si774 year Il. II. Bcggs. Boise.
was given n similar contract TO carry the
mails from Boise to Horshoo Bend six
times a week at $500 a year.