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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-24
Mines and Mining Stocks

with strong basalt dykes cutting
through the formation and conse-
quently most favorable for the de-
Velopment Of a great property"
without recounting the details of Elk
pert Taylor's opinion, it can be stated
mat ne has no doubt of the future pro-
ductiveness of the ground and the man
agement is, in consequence bending
every effort to get development under
way. 1t is believed that, with the
showing made in the preliminary work
that the property can be brought up
to producing stage by the time the
Clark road reaches camp a few months
hence.
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Money, Silver, Etc.

New York. April 23-Money on call
firm early in the day; later easier at 312
asa per cent; ruling rate 4Q41z; closing
bid, 31R; offered at 4. Time loans firm
sixty days, 5I4G515; ninety days, 514G5% :
six months, 50512
Prime mercantile paper, 424d51L
Sterling exchange unsettled at 4.S4256D
4.S44O for demand and at 4.S14O@I4 .S145 for
siXty-day bills. Posted rates, .S21Ad4. SO
and 4.S51ad4.S6.
Commercial bills, Isl
Bar silver, 655s-
Mexican dollars. JO1a.
Government bonds steady: railroad
bonds weak
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LOWER MAMMOTH IMPROVING
Mine Is Showing SPLENDID Develop
ment on the 1000 Level.

Developments at the Lower Nam
moth are such that superintendent Will
liam Ball is now convinced that the
future of the proposition is assured. 1t
is now many weeks since anything par
ticular was given out for publication
and not the slightest idea of what was
tranSpiring could be obtained. 1t is
now acknowledged, however, that the
1.600-foot level has been reached in
the Wine sent down in the west fiS-
sure; that seventy-five feet of drift
ing has been done. and that the ore
at that depth has been showing con-
slant improvement. Ore that is worth
$35 per ton to the company is now be-
ing mined and shipped and the cop
per percentages in the rock are begin
ming to attract attention. The copper
values are not regular yet, but it is
- hard work to send out occasional
FcOnsignments that carry 4 per cent Of
the red metal.
Since the 1,5OO-foot level was opened
it has been apparent that the ore bod
les destined to make the Lower Mann
moth famous were still below. That
is why the Winze was started down
in the ore and continued 10 the 800
level. The LOO and 1,S00-foot levels
are counted upon to show a much
greater Improvement, as the Ieached
ore has evidently been passed through
and the minerals are being encountered
where the zone of redeposition be-
gins.
That is the reason, insiders state
why the price Of the cOmpany's stock
is moving up. For the benefit of those
who may be tempted to invest in the
stock it should be stated that to get
ore into the loading bins from the 1900
level it is at present necessary to han
die the rocks three times. and the
system employed must prevail until
the working shaft is sunk deeper and
connecting drifts are run TO the vein
and the ore bodies If the grade of
the ore in the bottom workings con-
tinues to improve this work can be
done from the profits derived in min
ing, even under the handicapped con-
ditions named, but the probabilities are
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Open Board.

Col. Con.-1O0@$6.9O, 1OOas7OO.
KeyStOne-300GI15c
Little Bell-2O0GsS. S5. 1OOd$S. 40. 1OOaSS 45.
Lower ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500GD53c seller
sixty days; 2O0GJ55c. 2OOd56c, 1OOd57c
2S1kc.
New York-2GOaS3c, 6OOG341ac. 5OOdS5c.
Thompson-5OO0251zc 5O0G2524c, 5O0d26c
n. Sum.-1O06D41c
Victor. O0G031sc.
Yankee-j00633c.
Shares sold, 1850; selling value, $15,-
152. IS.
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that when the sinking OF the main
shaft is resumed assessments will have
to be levied to meet az least a por-
ton of the cost. With this explana-
ton, there is no occasion for any one
to tackle the stock in ignorance. Cap
italized for only $50, GOO shares, the pres
ent market price of the stock is not
high when compared with other COM
panies of corresponding prominence, so
that, should developments prove up as
they now give every evidence of do
ing, holders Of the stock Will make
money.
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NEVADA STOCKS.
Forenoon Sales.

Ahce-l00GI$3.35 .
Lower ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1OOG5515c. 100
d55c. 3OOd5412c. 50oGJ5Sc seller thirty DAYS;
7OOG53c, J0OQ5S12c. seller sixty days; 1OO6
SIC. 100G50c, 100q5114c, S0Od52c, 1OOG513lc
1O0d5115c-
Beck Tunnel-1OOd$1. H., 1OOds111
New YOrk-5O0Q321zc, 1,OOOG33c 10000
3312c, 50O@34a4c. buyer sixty days; 5000
334c, 5O0033s4c, 1,0O00J34c, buyer sixty
days, 5OO6341Rc. ]. COCA 3424c
Victor ConSolidated-1SOOO 6Sc
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Ore and Bullion.

ore and bullion settlements in this cit,
yesterday, as reported by Mccormick &
yer, lead gold and copper oree go 900
base bullion, $4,000; sold bars, $500 S'''OVO
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Omaha. April 23-Cattle-R .

Omaha, April 23.-Cattle-Receipts, s.
600. Market slow to steady. Native
steers, S.75d5. so; cows and heifers, 5000
4.60; western steers, 3.25G4. so; Gamers,
1. 1902 IS; stockerS and feeders, 2. 7504. 40;
calves, 3.O0q6-O0 bulls and stays, 3.50d
AS.
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market 1Oc lower
Heavy, 5000. 40; mixed. 6.3212Cd6. So; light,
6.30a6. 40; pigs, 5.50Q6.10; bulk of sales,
6.3212G6 80.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 Market strong.
Yearlings. 5.75G6. 25; wethers, 5.60d6. 20;
ewes, 4.75@5.S5 lambs. 6.25a6.75.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Kansas City, April -Cattle-Receipts,
10000. Native steers, $500. 80; southern
steers, 3.75q5- 40; southern cows, 2.7O@
400; native cows and heiferS, 2.J0Gl5. 90
stockers and feeders 3.OO6I4. 70; bulls, 8 90
IA IS; calves, 3.006L5. 50; western steers,
8. SOFAS. %; western fed cows. 2.75d4.4 40.
HOgs-Receipts, 1000. Market sc lower.
Bulk of sales, 6.35G6.4s; heavy, 6.45G6.50;
packers, 6.40Q6-4713; pigs and light, $40
66. 40.
higher. Muttons, 4.50d6. 90; lambs, 5000
100; range wethers, 5.00Q6.25; fed ewes.
1886 80.
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Open Board.

Ajax-1OOd3114c. LOOOdS2Ac. buyer sixty
days; 5OO031%c. 3OO0311kc
Beck Tunnel, SONdS1. ~. 2O0ds1. 221S.
buyer sixty days; 4OOds11S 1O0Q$1. 1874, 500
GSl.19
Col. Con.-5006S7.O0.
Lower Mammoth-1OOq52c, /, 7OO951c
Yankee, JO0d33c.
New YOrk-5OOd35c.
dge-1OO6$12.3 712.
Shares sold. 5000; selling value, $1S,-
700 so
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Afternoon Sales.

Lower Mammoth-7OOd55c 2OO6551kc. 500
954c. S0Oq531zc. 5OOQ54c, buyer thirty days;
2OOd5394c. NOd5312c.
Beck TuEnel-20O0$1. Is
New York-3. 9OOd35c 7.OOO635c, seller
thirty days; 500dS41Ac, seller thirty days;
3CO6I3514c.
Victor ,OOOqS1sc, 5,DO@ec.
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Treasury Statement.

Washington. April 23.-Todays state
ment of the treasury shows: Available
cash balance, S15S,1 2, 733; gold coin and
bullion, 81, 116024; gold certificates, $45,-
IA, $50.
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NJ etaI Market.

Silver, 657sc per ounce.
copper (casting). 1Sc per pound.
Lead, 1913 per 100 pounds.
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Park City Ore Shipments.

roIIoWlng is the list of shippers and the
! number of pounds of ore and conceno
trates sent to market from Park CITY dur
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-24

J Face Pimples and Dark Circles m
lnder Eyes. Bashful. Nolan chona.
Youthful Folly, Weak, Trem- "a
bles. Varicocele, Excessive IN
Drinking, Loss In Urine. Elk a
, posture, Overwork and Worry. e
Exhausting Dreams q
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Butter and Eggs.

New York, April 23.-Butter and eggs
unchanged
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D. COOKS SCIENTIFIC, CERTAIN AND COMPLETE CURE roR

1 m weak. Nervous. Restless at
) q Night, and Weak. Aching Back.
WE Diseased Kidneys. Inflamed
Prostate, Despondent. Lack Of
ii n Energy, Ambition and Strength,
Poor Memory, followed Eyes.
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Time Table
IN EFFECT
FEB. 18, 1906.
I,7s3t
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ARRIVE
M LFrouo ogden. Chicago.
Omaha; s: louis. Kansas Sis a N
No; S-FEo9 Soedep. P9TtiSnd- $50 a m
No. ssSFEo@, Ogden and inter $50 a N
M nediste F Po,9ts ogden 5;isr,-- Cache
XI6a;In5ssy ana lntermediate II:45 n
S SsSf9 and iH5tsr@edist: AS
No. aGFToIn ogden. Chicago.
St Louis. Kansas City
PFsnsi:eo Denver tr.... and i.! San Sis
S Ssn Sgfa Bgsss Portland ana 755
' DEPART.
S SitS and 81 Ps RSSf. Kaass: 7IOam
tsP@ed sa9 P P5aRsisco and In
f fItgi St Louis and !..! San I:So pm
Ne ley and int 9E e P6n H- EG5
No 17-FCr Ogden. Omaha
P SaiiSsFo and intsrmeaiat. SIS pm
E kaHsas and fl s[Ioa Omaha a. St eos n
No. S-For ogden, Cache Val
ley. Butte. Helena. Portland
@ aa5 sFa aaiafs and inter. Il:5 pm
d s. SPENCER A @. P A
Telephone $50
Note.-Thc train numbers shown ahov.
are Oregon Short Line train nurnbera go
OF Ogden. or the Union Pacific 49,
thereof
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]. OREENpOREER.

Stock Broker.
! Tel. Bell 1872 161 S Main s.
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An endless number OF
neglected their health
sexual
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16
HELP yvANrEp-MALE-continued.


& READY.
LEADING EMPLOYMENT AND LABOR
AGENTS,
FSI%sriy %6 @ sstGzS Clay I1 st San San, F5aHeiseo
469 Sixth St, Oakland -.
PHONE OAKLAND 1851
Market and Tenth SITS. San Francisco
PHONE SPECIAL 656.
1a7-l2S South Los Angeles st. Los Angeles
1927 Fourth St. Sacramento. Cal.
132 North Hunter St. Stockton. Cal
Opposite Courthouse. Oroville
HERE'S SOMETHING FOR Yog; GrA AT rFEf TIE
TRANSPORTATION NOW
OREGON. WASHINGTON. IDAHO, ARl-
IONA. MEXICO. ALL PARTS OF CALI
SISKIYOU on BORDERS. SHASTA.
OREGON.
5000 men wanted for the great Cal. North
eastern R. R.. new work. ,s. r1,
STEERS, BLACKsAITHS. CARPENTERS.
1926 10 $3.50 day
FREE FARE. SHIP TONIGHT. FREE FARE.
Riparia and Lewiston,
1000 men for R. R. work s2.25 to So day
Special rate fare OF s7.T5. via Portland. Kl-
paria and Lewiston. Fare sI.7a: that's all
BEAUTIFUL SANTA CRUZ
275 laborers and drillers. Santa Cruz County
free fare.
YOSEMITE VALLEY R. r. SOUTH
SOUTH. MERGED AND MARlPOSA
COUNTIES.
5000 laborers. drillers. rockmen. trackmen'
spikers, etc.. 50 % to So day: ask about 1t.
OCEAN SHORE 7. r.
Laborers. teamsters. drillers.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO SANTA CRUZ
w. p. r. r.
Laborers, driIlers rockmeu. etc, 81 % to $50
Cal. Northeastern r. r.
FREE FARE. WEED, WEED. FREE FAKE.
$50 trackmen, spikers. ballast. 81 to $3.50 day.
MURRAY & READY. 460 Sixth st..-Oakland,
and Tenth and Market sts., San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16
MACHINERY FOR SALE.
EnR SALE.


One Q) 25O-h.-p. WheelOck automatic cutoff
engine. 2O-nch cylinder. AS inch stroke 18-
foot fywheel with 81 y inch face; 60 r. P. M.
shaft 10 inches In diameter and 10 feet long;
outboard pillar blocks with jack shaft set on
feet long; sight feed cylinder oil lubricatOr.
valve oil pumps and signt feed oil cups
throughout; all in good condition
Two (2) 1OO-h.-p. HazeltOn pOrcupine boilers.
One % 125-h.-p. Hazelton poreupine boiler.
with extra stack.
With all brickwork. piping. etc.
One (1) Spencer aut. damper regulator.
One (1) Dow steam pump. No. A.
One (1) Dow steam pump. No 3.
One % Dow cOndensinS pump. with piping
complete.
One d) Baraewanath & Son hot water
Wales steam pipe. steam gauges. etc., and
jack shaft consisting Of the following:
1 steel rim pulley double hub. da. "a in.,
fan 81 IN. Jagged for shaft 81 in.
in. for shaft 4Is In
1 steel rim pulley. dia- s4h in, face 1874
In, for shaft AS In
/ steel rim pulley dfa. s21a in. face 16A
steel rim pulley, double hub. dia. 50 In.
face 25% In. Jagged for shaft As In
/ piece shaft II. In. long, 5N in. dia.,
with two bearings with two half couplings.
l piece shaft 13 IT. In. long. as In. dia.,
with three bearings, with two half couplings.
piece shaft IL II. y IN. long dia. As,
with two bearings. with two half couplings.
I piece shaft IT. In long. 4& In dia-,
with two bearngs with half coupling
One Q) so K W Edison Bipolar 500 volt
generator. No. 50.
One % ThomPson-Houston Electric Co; Bi-
polar compound generator. class 25 S. $.
500 volts. speed 900 R. p. NJ, pulley 10
in. BY Is IN. face.
This machinery is located at our powek
SAN JOSE AND SANTA CLARA COUNTY
r. r. Co. San Jose. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16

ASSAYISG. soc; cash for gold. rich ore. etc.
PlONEEk ASSAY co. I3l Fifth St. M. Mint
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. THURSDAY AUGUST IS. 1906

BARRIERS AND sUPPLIEs-Continue
WANTED-Barber: must be first class steady
ION; wages $50 per week. Address II. A.
GOEHRISG, Red Bluff. Cal.
GOOD barber wanted; wages s1s per week.
-oo1 Glshteenth ST, near castro.
BARRIER wanted; steady. 122 Third ST.. near
Minna.
WANTED-steady barber. 1888 Union st.
GOOD barber wanted; steady; short hours III
Clay ST., near Dnvis.
WANTED-The outfit Of one or two chair bar
ber shop. Call or address ]. r.. s62 Shotwell.
BARBER wanted 1872 Union st.
TWO BARRIERS wanted: italians preferred 4ss
Bay ST.. near Mason.
BARBER for Wednesdays. SATURDAYS and Sun
days. 1914 Castro st.
GOOD barber wanted. 1902 McAnister St
FOUR-CHAIR barber shop for sale; nrst-elass To-
cation. Apply at 1os5 Guerrero St
WANTED-To buy good two-chair barber shop.
Address boy ls.s; Can otncs;
HELP wANTED-MALE.
AT CosTIGAN & CO.'S Employment Agencies.
San Francisco Office Located at
Residence Io45 Eddy st. Phone West I7ss.
Oakland Office Located at
4IS Sixth st. Phone Oakland 271.
we can ship you anywhere-Free fare.
North. South, East. West-Best wages.
Also numerous jobs coming in all the time.
Call and see Us for shipping jobs.
FREE MESnP1IM6 PaRE1FREE TAREmEaEE FARE
Boat sails today. Call early.
20 !aborers for yards. mills. woods, s35 found.
M1llwrfght for Mendocino sawmill, $50 and I'd.
Machtnist for sawmill. boss here. 500 and I'd.
Man to pack apples. Mendocino Co.: boss here.
FREE FARE-FREE FARE.
WY0-WY0-WYO-WY
10 bridge carpenters for Wyo s4.50 day.
90 laborers for Wyo, board $3.50: SEQ.
FREE FARE-SACRAMENTO.
20 lahorers. 1928 day; teamsters. $3.50.
FREE FARE-SOUTH-FREE FARE.
100 laborers section, tunnel and helpers Jobs,
Cruz
general camp blacksmiths, city. $3.50 day.
FREE FARE-FREE FARE-FREE FARE.
MENDOCINO CO.-MENDOCINO-TOD
Boat sails today. Call early.
80 laborers for yards. mills woods. s35 found.
Mflwright for Mendocino sawmill, 500 and I'd.
Machinist for sawmill. boss here. $50 and I'd.
Man to pack apples; Mendocino Co. boss here.
FREE FAREIFREE FARE.
wYO-wYO-wYO-wYO
10 bridge carpenters for Wyo. S4.50 day.
so laborers for Wyo. board $3.50 500.
FREE FARE-SACRAMENTO
70 1aborers 1922 day: teamsters, $3.50.
FREE FARE-SOUTH-FREE FARE.
100 laborers. section. tunnel and helpers jobs,
for Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo and Santa
Cruz.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16

INVESTMENTS.
BACIGALUPI STEVENS.
REAL, ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
I113-I5 FILLMORE STREET.
BUY, SELL OR LEASE ANYTHING.
We will give you insurance that lNSU RES,
in DOLLAR for DOLLAR companies only.
TO INVESTORS:
We have many fine investments. which will
produce handsome returns, and In which We
have entire confidence. They will stand the
test of the most careful investigation. We
making money for ourselves and we can
make it for you.
TO PERSONS SEEKING INVESTMENTS IN
HOTELS. LODGING HOUSES AND
APARTMENT-HOUSES.
We are ready to introduce you to capitalists
and owners who will build for you imme-
diately upon the choicest sites.
BACIGALUPI & STEVENS.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
1113-15 Fillmore St Tel. West 510I.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16

CUTTING & GUM, Inc.
Ala Seventh St. Oakland. Phone Oakland 1901.
So Jackson ST.. 8. f. Phone Temporary 1S47.
Free fare to Weed, Santa Cruz. Sacramento.
Wrights. Monterey. Freeport. Wyoming. Niles.
Cayley. Altamont and Midway. Laborers. fac
tory work $3.50: laborers, 50 25: teamsters
SEQ ranch ahnds 81. 25 and found: 1000 hop
pickers. start Sept. 1. good crop; miners
muckers. carpenters. free fare 81.
ANDRES office, 957 Franklin St. Oakland
Cooks. walters. kitchen hands for hotels, res
taurants, at the best prevailing wages; San
Francisco, Oakland, country: 1t will pay you
to U.s. Barkeeper, country hotel, $40 and
found. fare paid. L. ANDRE, 957 Franklin
St. Oakland
EXPERIENCED Cation machine cappers: highest
wages Daid steady work. CALIFORNIA
CANNERIES CO.. Eighteenth and Minnesota
sts, San Francisco. Take Third and Kentucky
st. cars or Fillmore and Sixteenth.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16

DON'T FORGET
800 BEDS AT HOME
COME HOME. COME HOME.
TO SAN FRANCISCO TO SLEEP.
MURRAY & READY have opened their first
workingmen's lodging-house. with 300 beds.
Tenth and Market sts.. 8. F., and the price is
only 25 cents per night
We are going to do something else for you.
LATEST-SPECIAI-LIS
READ THESE
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-16
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

GIRLS.
Take
VACATION.
Leave your indoor work and out in the conn
try three four weeks. Have a good time
and make good wages. Pick hops and get the
ruddy glow In your cheeks more. Live In
a tent, shaded by trees and enjoy camp life.
Dances and other amusements every night.
Come at once
r. CLEMENS HORST COMPANY
215-217 Pine st. fnear Sansoruel. 1919 Fillmore
st. (cor. Turk. San Francisco.
476 Thirteenth ST. Washington Oakland.
The southern sentinel., 1906-09-28
WATERWORKS.

This subject is one of most vita
importance to the town of Winn
field. Just think of it, the fire
loss last week would build a com.
plcte system for the town.
We are in correspondence with
a firm who are practical builders
of water works plants and know
they are reliable, as they have in.
stalled number of plants in this
state. We feel certain that rep.
resentative will soon visit the
town and give us something tan
gible to work on.
A system on the basis outlined
in one Of our recent issues can be
cheaply built and can be added
to as the town gets able.
The southern sentinel., 1906-09-28
THE WINFIELD HIeH SCHOOL.
The Winfield High School i

The Winfield High School is
now moving along on what F om-
ises to be the most successful
session the school has ever had.
The enrolment on the opening
day reached SIS and before the
close of the week it had reached
sos, with fully one hundred more
to enter later.
The action of the Parish School
Board in making the Winfield
school a Parish Central High
School and permitting students
from every section to attend it
free of tuition has attracted many
students from other parts of our
parish, and many families have
moved here and established
homes for the purpose of taking
advantage of the superior educa-
tional facilities offered by the
Winfield High School. These
new students have come in such
numbers until the present school
building is absolutely inadequate
to the needs of the teachers and
students.
The present building should be
replaced with modern brick
building, one that would accom-
odate at least six hundred stu
dents. This parish can well af-
ford to build such a house, with
an increase this year of SI2.8oo in
special taxes, besides an increase
in the other funds coming into
the public school treasury.
The southern sentinel., 1906-09-28

Regardless of all our kicking.
the telegraph service in WINFIELD
remains the worst ever 1t is still
impossible to get message in or
out of here until two or three
days after communication is had
through the mails. Didn't some
body say something about gov
ernment ownership of something ?
The southern sentinel., 1906-09-28
Friday, September %, 1906.
BRYAN'S VISIT TO NEW ORLEANS.

Hon. William ]. Bryan is today
the honored guest of the people
of New Orleans, and as the Great
yCommoner, as the foremost citi-
gen in unofficial life, the distin-
guished Nebraskian will receive
such nonpartisan, enthusiastic
and hospitable welcome as is due
a man of his splendid ability,
stainless character and brilliant
personality. All classes of peo-
pie will be prepared to give him
a welcome which will assure him
that he is a guest in the home Of
his friends.
Mr.. Bryan is not stranger in
New Orleans by any means. He
has thousands of answering
friends and admirers here. and he
will have more when he brings his
brief visit to an end. New Or
leans has an opportunity to honor
in a beftting manner this great
tribune of the people who has de-
voted himself to the cause of the
plain people of the land. and who
has returned from a tour of the
world to renew the battle In their
behalf regardless of what the con-
sequences may beeo himself and
his fortunes.
The reception today will be
nonpartisan in character in order
that persons of all political be-
liefs may join in the reception to
the brilliant Nebraskian and pay
a tribute of respect to one of the
purest statesmen, the greatest
orator, the most fearless and in
corruptible man that this republic
ever produced as leader of the
people.-The Daily States.
The southern sentinel., 1906-09-28
A PREDICTION.

Hon. w. p. Head of Bicnville
parish, candidate for member of
the State Board of Equalization,
was in Winfield one day last
week, but we did not get to have
much Of a talk with him, in fact,
We imagine he did not care to
talk much with us, judging from
the space taken up in one of our
local contemporaries. He had
about said his say in this parish.
We like Mr.. Head, and had he
come to. us after the first primary
we could have given him some
advice which he could have
profted by-on the Same lines
that we advised Judge Boone be-
fore the first primary. Mr.. Wal
lace will be elected by a much
larger vote than he got before,
while there will be a smaller vote
cast in the district. Resolutions
at the court house and = commit
tee appointed in each ward by a
little coterie can not carry votes
to the polls. Watch the result
and you will after the election
think we are prophet.
The southern sentinel., 1906-09-28

This office has received a list of
the three hunrded words of En-
glish which President Roosevelt
recommended for simpli6ed
spelling. On examining the list
we find that we have been using
the simpli6ed form for many
years. but didn't know it until we
found the old form on this list.
1t will not be hard for US to make
the change.
The southern sentinel., 1906-09-28
QUALIFYING FOR VOTING.

In the spring of 1908 there will
be general state election, in
which all the officers from gov
ernor to constable will be elected
and also in the fall of the same
year the national election will be
held, in which the president and
members of congress will be
chosen. Everybody will want to
vote in these elections, but only
those who have paid their poll
taxes before the 3Fst day of De-
cember in both of these years
1906 and 1907 can do so. This
applies to all who are subject to
the poll tax. 1t will do no good
to pay for 1907 unless the tax for
1906 has been paid before the last
day of December of 1906.
These will be interesting cleo
tions and in order to be qualified
to vote in them the voter must
begin to qualify now by paying
his poll tax for this year, and do
it before the last day of Decem-
Der.