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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-12
NEW INDUSTRY COMING.
Plant for Manufacture of Hoistine Ma
 chinery and Iron Bedsteads.

It is expected that a plant for the man ufacture of heavy hoisting machinery and also one for the manufacture of Iron bedsteads. will be erected in Birmingham some time in the future number of representatives from tine north are now here for the purpose of interesting local capitalists in these enterprises.
 Both these industres-hoistlng maehln- cry and iron bedsteads-are rapidly grow ing in the south and the two projects, it is thought. will commend themselves to Birmingham investors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-12

So many of men ''lock the barn after the horse is stolen.' They get economical after they've spent their money. They wish they had saved at the last of the year instead of saving at the first.
 Make friends with this banks savings department this first month of 1906.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-12
BASKETBALL TONIGHT.
Game to Be Played Between Classical
 and High School

The teams of the Birmingham Classical school and the Birmingham High school will meet tonight at the r. M C. A. gymnasium at S:3O D. m.
 This game promises to be one of the best to be played here this season as each team has been practicng hard and are in good condition and each is determined to add another victory to their credit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-12
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
M. w. cahiII.

M. w. Cah1l. an old resident of the Birmingham district, died yesterday morning at the age of 5S years. He was i'll a short time only and his death came as a shock to his friends and relatives. Mir Cahlll leaves a widow and two daughters. Miss Bessie Cahill. and Mrs. c. M. Gil1ls. formerly of Ensley. The funeral will take place this afternoon from the family home at Rising Station. South Ensley. and the interment will be in Elmwood cemetery.
 E. T. Shaw G Sons, Undertakers.
 Green Undertaking Company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-12
Local Weather Data.

Local Weather Data.
 Birmingham January Il, D. m. Maximum temperature .........---...... 43 Minimum temperature ..... ............ 8 Mean temperature ..... ................ B Normal temperature %. .......-....... A Deficiency of temperature since Jan uary ....t.t.... ......-.......-......... .Ne Rainfall since 1 D. m, yesterday ...... d Rainfall since January 1...............2.B Excess of rainfall since January 1....0.S2
 Weather Report.
 Temperature and precipitation as re- ported at the weather bureau for select southern stations during 24 hours ending at 10 a. m.: Precip-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-12
Automatic Sprinkler.

"The one thing more than any other which has reduced the fire risk and low cred the insurance rates, however, is the automatic water sprinkler. This sys- tenn was originally devised by II. B. Grin nell many years ago, and is not pro- tected by patent. There are several firms now installing these systems all over the country, but any big plumbing house can do the work.
 'The automatic sprinkler is silent watchful fireman that is constantly on guard. that never goes to sleep. and that saves millions of dollars annually The heat of the fire causes the soft metal cap to melt off, and at once flood of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-12
THE WEATHER

Washington. January 11-Foreeast for Alabama: Fair Friday and Saturday; light north winds shifting to south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-12

0sRoe heuu from s q. m. to 5 D. m.
 every das
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29
Cutler RAN(1 Esln,

In the beautiful Rocis1a valssy
near the mountains. 4 eslightful
place to spend tn 6nmsr. Good
fishing nearby. TeqGs ~ those Who
wish them. carriags oossAo LIS w.
gas for the present whsa necsssasy.
Regular trip will 10 made lseer.
No charge for transportation for par.
ties by the month: transportattou on
heavy baggage must be paid for atthe
rate OF about Is cents per hundred.
Colorado telephone connects IN WIN
Las Vegas. For terms write Or
phone Cutler Ranch.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29
fa1El ARRIVALS


y " Thomas. Topeka. Mrs iAo
Msnhefmer. Ci~neiEasii: c 70. Mich
obs. Trinidad. Mr.. ani Mr.. Ishren,
Miss lahren. wason MosLd: 1. o,
vuilen. Carlsbad: W. L, Lin ssey. Port
aies. Dr.. A. l.. Brccdsng. Texioo: ~.
u. Heniiig. Albuquerque Journal: ),
Luna. ". s. strIekier. u. .. Les. chas.
Chadwick. Aibuaueiant. 4. ". Pow
ell. Grand Junction; VI. n. Neweomb.
H. II. Belts. silver ct:2. J, n. Jones.
Geo. n Albright: y u. ssaser, A, H.
siroup Albuquerque. n ID. Holt. Las
Cruces: G. r. Dosrs y. W. Reach.
A~lamogorao: A. c. Aheytia. w. 4.
Martin. Socofro: e. v. Stafford. Santa
Fe: H~O. Rursum. Soeorro: Paul 4:
r. Walter. Santa Ne: w. IA. Jack. Sii.
yer CITY: John u. Griffith and wife.
socorro. q. =. Iearnard. n. q. Hub
bell. sThos. n. wilkerson, Abuquer-
que: Martin Lehman. Las Cruces: W.
i. Borlaith. Las Palamas: WE. Mar.
Tin. socoSro; v. c. Burke. Haata Fe:
|c. " Miller, Anthony: ". =. Reid,
Roswell: Gregory Page. s. y. Aldrieh.
Gallup:e A ID Phillips. Alsmogordo:
II d. HailetI wairons: W. NJ. Wilson,
watrous: ~. N. Richard. San Mar.
cial: N. W, Miller. Chicago: W. II.
Brown. III Paso: ". A. Miera. Cuba i:
Frank 4. THOMPSON. Chattanooga :
Tenn: IeanJH, gaea. socorro; !.
bradford PriSte. Rio Arriba: J. Leahy.
Ration: n. c. Abbott, Springer: T. ID
Hart. Ration: Frank staplin. Farming
to6. Geo. .J.sPace, Elmer Il. studley
orrin A. Foster. \. c crampton, Thus
Mcbride. Raton:. H. ". Farmer; Daw
son: q. W. Gillespie. Springer; See
Romero. City; n. A. Spencer. Chicago;
J. b. Logan, n. Worth: l.. u, Bah
cock. Kelly. n. NJ: 4. w. Fox, Clay
ton. 3 q. Hudson. San Angelo; i. ID
MORSE. c. II. Stearns. Santa Rosa; !:
A, Cahoon, Roswell; W. n. Childers
u. W. Dobson. Frank W. Clancy, Al
buquerqie.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29
u Dorado Hotel

Leland q. Knapp. Topeka; Alex. y.
Bushkevitz, Roy: Juan Navarro, L. II.
'Biernbaum. Luciano Gallegos, T.. Gal
legos, Mora: i~gnaeio Maestas, Roy:
Abram Abeytia. Manuel S. Pine, Soc"r,
ro: A. sandoval. J, T. Silva, Sandoval:
II. NJ. Richards. San 'aarcial; J.. W.
Sandoval, Francisco i.uccro. All"u
querque: s. A. Mcdonald, Las Vegas:
j. W Akers, Alexander Read, Santa
Fe; John NJ. Fallon. Newport, Ky:
s. NJ. Wharton. Tuc,mcari; l.. w
Gales. Albuquerque; NJ. NJ. McScho'l
or, Rock Springs ranch.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29

attend these affairs hut q number Of
! tipnsers. We're aprnsrnt: III n late
hon elessns refreshments we're serv.
ed N the dining room. The guests
vefesx
49,, and Mcsdames James Knrn
am, 4. Rogers. Jrs Mrs. W. y. Gort.
IJier and Misses .Tamme. Mcnonxid.,
Rachel Ward. Browne, Schaefer and
Helen schaeff. Lapsley. Springer.
Holman. Alberta and connor. and
Messrs. wiibanks, John McNary. Hen.
1I1uez, Fell. sTrumbuli. siivers, Holt,
sSV1go. "fouiA-lisrld. Mcwenie. Ward.
N6flhaus.' Hickman. Fletcher. Owen
Browne. Sharp. Thompson and Hen.
derson,
Mrs. jeremiah I.eahy entertained
her friends most enioyasiy Saturday
aftcrnoon. nj whist al her home on
South First street, up at Ration. A
deiicf6is luncheon was served late In
IN n~fternoon. by Miss BELLE Quick.
Ntss Esclyn Shuler. Miss winifrea
shuIer, and Hiss Frances o'Brien,
who was recently the guest of her
sister. Mrs. p. !. Leahy In Las We
sas.
-
The misguided people who assert
that marriage as an institution is a
failure are general gazinx through
sncctacles blurred by their own mis-.
takes. They have made a failure per.
bsps and Il may be because of self.
iahness. There are q thousand hap.
NJ hearthstones 70 one that Is cold
ands2 cheerless--a thousand prizes TO
on Rank. and we usually hear more
About prizes than blanks. 4,
vi
Miss Bessia Oycrhuls. q former Las
|NsEes young lady. has been visiting
VSdslka re from her home In Sierra
bccunty.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29
STOP Ill

A neglected cough or cold may lead
10 serious bronchial or lung troubles
Don't take chances when Foiey's Hon.
ey and Tar affords perfect. security
from serious effects OF n cold.
To be obtained of o. q. Schaefer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29

Healthy kidneys filter the impuri
ties from the blood. and unless they do
this good health Is impossible. Foiey's
Kidney Cure makes sound Kidneys and
will positively cure all forms Of kidney
and bladder disease. II strengthens
the whole system.
To be obtained Of q. q. Schaefer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29

Vas the srsaisss general the world
has y .fne~n. Rsilardfs Snow
f4animent u the greatest lininaent
Qaiekly cures an pains. u H. within
the reach u all r. II. roiaisr,
Hampstead. Texas. writss: This n
10 certify that BaIIard'ss 49, IinI
ment has been uesd In spy iIhasehold
for years and has been Ydan1 - BE- IN
excellent Imminent for Tkennaalic pains
I am never without H." Sold by Cen
Ter Block nepot Drug Co. ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29

Mrs Axaas MAeAFtkaT L. 41En fEaaa
Naxn Nuana. Ga. g~a II Ms "
A. Doa.
-
IN. e. g. LORD has EsaaEn#~a 60 Nan~
IA r. IExaam EsEEansa&ap mA@Ee h@ haA
cot . fasanisha professionally.
-
Miss Eanlne NIlson. wh0 had bs~a
gisislas fssends iR Las Yeas. stsPp@f
or Ii raislaad n shors lime m the
|Teturn trip 10 hsT Lssasse In RsKsesnsF.
Colo.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29

J. ID. Rusk, Of Chama. a former for,
est guard, Of the PecOs forest re,
serve. spent a few days In Santa Fe,
accompanied by a friend. james e,
cummins. OF Hamilton. Ohio.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29
New optic

G. 4 Strong and Wifi. Mora: Chas
AZ, ~oppman. Chicago: Jno. b. Strong
Eocate; MA. Miera. V. :. Miera; Cuba
Carlos Baea. Los I.unas: Jesus San
chez. Tome: Ruperto Jaramillo, Be
len: NJ. c. Ortiz. Eslanio Vigil. Al
b%uquerque: l.. g. Stevens, F. A. Herr
man. Mason City, la: A. c. Horton
Watrous: n. v. Gallegos. Tucumcari:
MI. Galiegos. Los Alamos: i. w. Fox
Clayton: Geo, T. peart. Ration.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29
Neil Worth TnIss.

W. II. Brown. the popular pension
attorney. of Pittsfield, VI, says: Next
TO n pension. the best thing TO get Is
DIR. Kings New Life Pills" lie writes:
they keep my family In splendid
health" Quick cure for Headache,
Constipation and B%iliousness. csc
Guaranteed at all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29

Masy SMh Esnn1r11.
Ksa - gsrm sAss xsssss 2anaru1
fsaisaw hahr ara faaa1s@ sea wsA hAxs
M nsxe asaasn1. as srr hair E4s'
grgw a1xus4szfiy- Ssssxes Hars
- ozay cozlaiEs se GsnArur erz
destroyer. hzt IL IL slssa sns4st 6saasAs-
~ ksix dressing - rxsal1s tesiss Hss
cshsr hair rFefaxa4aa n n ~
scssntl1e basis q 6esaaglzx the dsntrsG
gsrua N st0fs all l~xssassoa. ke~ca -
scalp sweet. pure saa sheiesose Re
nsstsser t.ai samstElng claimed - =
last - sasaa.- viii nos Do ske vork ef
g~nuins Hsra4ride. s2d ~ tnsGEs
drusg3xsa Send iae. I'm stamps Car sara
~ 70 The Hsrpaeide c. Desrcas. MICA
&c AuRsnGv. spsesss Agent
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29

sagtinsk Tao DVm(iesx. We
asHd#, TANtas Risv1GElr4raa alzrsd
Julian MaEasnex o. L Bsea. IN. chas.
a, Wheeioa. IAaEad d. White. ns~ia
Fe. v A. HAash. Silver Clay. @
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29

Miss Martha e. Thompson II Den.
yer. has accepted n position on the
Range al Ration and began her work
this week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29

Mrs. Mary Musser Of Ration ha,
gone tn Iowa. 10 attend her as.s
mother. who Is III.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29
EIN WEEK
!! -,

iif 1fus
tend hesub sdsptulations. ~
groqq t0l ported be an excellent
NeNSS mn u ZOO habits. formerly
Las vegas. where their
k<suntktip started which terminated
d happy marriage
49,
/ Somebody gathered statistics rela.
!sive to the graduates OF a Missouri
college for young xomcn. They ware
ASH et grsivaibn what they plan.
ned to hid teachers, three
artist, = ~ and one a mis-.
siouarg. suhe twelve are mar.
sied and la hiaeteeus babies and
there are ~ ne other twp. TIE
MIL who n.y. gbing To be a n1ssion
ary married ut Of ill. Mayle that's
what she mn pnt.
-
The masqp<rade ball at sfsssenthal
hall Issrsd .syening was 4 staai
success nv costumcs were Nd i
heastafm and unicue,and the danceras
vi their identity weIl and but few
NeIe known betose The time came for
un9asking. The ONCE Hqs not we'll
a1faded at firtt but q number oi
dsAeers came aiyer th1 crowd began
". Thin out on Ill street. The music
Aadslle floor were excellent and the
dance 1bted UNA about one o'cloG
Thf was siven as a benefit to
the East Side Fir department.
III - j.,
ina girl with Inc scented hair n
the r6pular craze. Her hats seem ID
scented and he wells; yes, and
Iser complexion. toe-all perfumed.
The girl with The perfumed hair
sdkpoxs how to ielxt her perfumes.
lShA does not pick them out at hap
naaerd BY any means. Nor Il she
reckl : with tAen. she picks out
ne Iht scents M uses them in the
aF way. The sscret In pertaining
rs to use the Nh fbwer scents. The
no'house scents n apt to be heavy.
- & 4,
. Miss Ruth LaseAln and her sister.
; Marie were happly surprised by an
iinexpected visit 80. sasher i.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29
Tns BACK YARD sGAuT,ruL
~ xanled 4 ci,y hcantIful.


sHe wanted q city beautiful.
.Acity that should be fall.
A.ri,y where smoke. shs.ld never 10y
N pillows upon the airs
He wanted n city where art should -
A city Of splendid halls.
Where cultures touch should
The ~hattIements and wallis
sHe called for 4 city beautiful;
He shouted Il day BY day.
He wanted a city where noise was
not
Where the spirit Of art should
sway;
He wanted 4 city that should BE- fair,
Where filih might never be seen.
And forgot. In spite Of the zeal he
had.
To keep his back yard clean
f
Charles 4. Peterson was united IN
marriage Ii Miss Minnie Tudor. We'd
~ -&&Xa.& A.e1ufa~ az cha b9Iua ~ thu
.a.sn,a ~ -, Mrs Thamas
~.ss rna,,n s.rast 4 ma rres.
,as sr,sras ana ,e,.,,,as
- n,nr,sv -certormea me ~.
49,
I ~-,o,. /. /. ~ II ,udce ~
-. us.sss~ pete,xor n necasnr II.
s.... -. h.s MAJ III home II Is,
49,. 80 !. 80, ye., ana ! hs,s
- n.~,v msrr,es co,nle ~, ,ns
-s~hs 80 n.srv.r ~hsrs ,h.s
-sn .r.cd ! short horeymoon 49,
~, .-1.n u M. 49, y mak~ sbss
n.....~ /. ro~ .cr.,aavadi MAJ.
$1,000 81 she rsvss csas,S =
80 1.uv 80 IA a....s
S-.--.s- -. " go. 49,.
.. 49, $500. $500.
!. nss.sss i
nsn@G1
49, g suu 80.
s ! !. saans 80
I os1s..0 10 "
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29

: r. Mckinley. Kansas cfss: A.
Taeker. ToEska: c. " Kramer. Kan
sss City: C. v. HarEIson. J. l. Ia
DFien. AibaaaaEaae. G.. Highaoxe- and
wism,. casssn:, J. "A. Martinez. Fa,
sssFg .r a.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29

MoNTEzuMA RANCH Rs
SORT At ROMERO.

. 4 quiet. healthful resort ; 1.2 .
= miles south Of Las Vegas on the .
. Santa re R. n. Main Building: =
. Old Spanish Mission. with ALE
= modern Improvements. gTepkIp
= Cottages: For incipiene caa60A
. only. Ranch OF $500 acrexE4
. beautiful scenery. saddle ponies 9
IN selected cases: herd OF regis. .
. tered jersey mich cows. q
= Address: Or. p. ]. Farmer. 10 =
. mere. N. NJ. Tel. Colo. 4s7. ~ =
. Center Block Drug Store. =
>>~>H~A<>>>>>>>S
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29
Central Hotel

Central Hotel
/ K Phillips, Chicago: Marcial Val
dec, Las. Cruces; J. p. Waltz. Trinidad
Pedro o. Sanchez, Mora: Malaquias
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29
RaWtjns House

RaWtins House
IL j. Ramer. Watrous: DR.. +. ID,
Romero, perfecto Armijo. Jesus Ro-
nero, Elfeso Baca. Santiago Garcia,
Albuquerque. %
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29
FAIR WEEk--SHOPPING WEEK

Visitors TO the Fair this week
will be cordially welcomed to
our store. Don't feel that You
will be unduly urged to pur-
chase, but come and see the
class Of merchandise We carry.
No larger or more complete
stock Is TO be found In the
Southwest In fact there's none
SO large.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-29

tend hesIt sssptulations. IN
rroqs, txl ported be an exscIlen,
yeufs mn of gook habits. formerly
Las Yeas, where their
.I<sQnlthip started which terminated
d happy marriage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-24
MINE CHANGES HANDS.
Campaign of Development Work Is
Planned by New Owners.
Special TO The Tribune.


ALBION. Ida. Dec 23-It is reported
that the Cumora mine has passed under
new management and that extensive de-
velopment work on the property is TO be
inaugurated AT an early date
j. l.. Miller. president OF the Burley
Townsite company. has deal on for the
transfer OF his acreage property adjacent
10 Burley and his interest in the town
site TO company OF capitalists; M n,o,.
water from the Twin Falls DAM the Hey
burn Review says: Henry Schodde was
In town Wednesday and says his ranch
is scene OF wild desolafion, a small
dyke that he had built having broken
and flooded nearly his whole ranch. When
he arose Wednesday morning he found
the water nearly 20 his house. some line
hogs he is tiat,enins stood on ,heir nina
legs 10 keep their noses out OF the water;
part Of the chickens were drowned and
the rest had to he rescued through the
roof of the hen house: l5o calves We're
splashing around In a couple OF teeo ,,Id 1i
only be reached by boat When the dam
at Milner has been raised four feet more.
as intended, only the rim rocks IN MI
Schodde's neishoorhood WI WI pe VlS!oiG: Eoiis
company offered Mr.. Schodde $500 DAM
ages.
Mrs. Effe MAY Yeaman, wife OF W r
yeaman died December 13. after an Ill
ness OF only about twenty-I3ur nours'
ture birth OF a still-born child. The de-
ceased was 81 years OF g-.e, having Deen
born at Corrtnne, Utah, January H. 1872.
born at Corinne. Ltan' 5an9ary Mr and 1d Grs Mrs
(.eorce ii, Weldon of this place ana was
married March 1s 1895, 70 w. f. yea
man. tJ,,.nor Of
A1bion were married recently In the salt
7 Jnl.o Temn1D.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-24
CHALLIS MAN DEAD,
T 8 Calvin of Custer County Succumos
to Bright's Disease.
.,,oc,aI 10 The Tribune

SpeciaI 10 The Tribune.
CuALLIs. Ida, Dec. 23,-J s &C, CaNln
Rriaht's disease and from the enects OF
fal which he received some ls,o',..S ,n,a snSs
Deceased ne was - years of age and was
born in Kentucky' 10, 40 ga, , mail
There Is move on foot ioa 10 se' This = I,n,s is
SCI 10 ~ .r,,tc winter and summer over
- =" good GOD" road, and the shortest route 10
that section Of the country, IT, ,o,. lac
Arthur Grubh of May n"d o., ms 7,I ie'T Insl sge
brol.nn above the ankle on the l''h lIiS'''
~, being thrown from horse, ,,.,...
SThe report Is current that M Granan m
~, Wac<av and Miss Addie Bascorn OF
Dickey VIII be married inc nr'' o' '"''
"@sIi, Alien williams and family are IN CAL
iforpia, , :, oakland Cal,
Fio Clyde has gone g.,,,eeJ 10 DTml'"u' eJinr ''''
20 study electrical enelheelhIe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-24
DWELLING BURNED
At MOUNTAIN HOME
Fire Believed to Have Been Due
to Coal Oil Lamp
Explosion.
Special to The Tribune.


MOUNTAIN HOME. Ida, Dec %
The dwelling of l.. A. Underwood. south
east OF town. was destroyed by fire Mon
day. Both building and contents were
entirely consumed. 1t is believed the fire
was due TO the explosion OF coal -oil
lamp. The building was insured for 500
and the contents for $500
The mercantile business of Henry Crabb
at Atlanta, known as the Atlanta Mercan-
tile company, has been incorporated un-
der the name OF the Atlanta Mercantile
company, Limited. and Is doing business
under the new name.
Word has been received here that Mrs.
Julia Hanna, who left here November
II for Fayetteville, Ark, was taken sick
with typhoid fever soon after reaching
the home of her sister at that place. and
died about December 10.
The recent heavy storms seriously in
terfered with the work Of putting in of
the machinery for the Monarch mill at
Atlanta. There is four feet of snow on
the summit between Atlanta and Rocky
Bar.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-24
VICTIMS ROBBED
LUTHER bEARSK|N
Indian Says He Then Used
His Gun With Fatal
Effect.
Special to The Tribnnc

Special to The Tribune
POCATE ELLO. Ida, Dec, 23-That he
killed Carl Ramsey and Mrs. Charley In
gataur two Bannock Indians December
IL. because they had robbed him of
money while he was intoxicated at the
ingataur home on Bannock creek. twenty
miles west of this city. Will be the de-
Tense OF Luther Bearskin, the mIrderous
Indian who lies In the county jail to
await the action of the United States
grand jury. He admits the double crime
but asserts that he fred the six fatal
shots because Ramsey and Mrs. ingataur
had robbed him
D. Biethan and L A Just of Black
foot. together with some Pocatello parties.
have been looking al an extensive lime
deposit near lnkom. with a view TO or
ganizing a company and erecting kiln
Hon, j. III, Brady is spending the holi-
days In the East.
Low Rate on Wood.
The oregon Short Line has begun haul
Ing wood from the country around Marys-
Vile TO Rexburg at a very low rate, and
the fuel famine I'm that city is being
greatly relieved.
Deaconess Shaw OF the Episcopal mis-
Church OF the Good Shepherd there re-
Gently to Rev, Mr.. Creecy of Salmon City.
The funeral of John Scott. brother Of
James Scott of this city. who died In
was held at McCammon.
Robert Tschudy, cashier OF the Ameri-
can Falls Power. Light and Water com
pany, was married Thursday TO Miss Rae
Buckingham. formerly private secretary
In this city to President Brady of the
light company. They Will reside in Poca-
telo,
Lizzie Gunther. aged 40 wears. wife Of
r. Y. Gunther died at the Gunther home
al Marsh Center. near McCammon. She
leaves family Of six children,
The Dietrich block. on the corner OF
Arthur avenue and Center street, is be-
ing Tcmodeled
Miss Essio May QuIgley. eldest daugh
ter of sheriff elect Quigley' and James
Arthur Hopkins. popular employee Of
the Short Line shops IN this city. were
married Wednesday evening at the home
OF the brides parents.
Prospective Cement Plant.
There Is a prospect OF the establishment
I'm Pocatello of an immense plant for the
manufacture OF Portland cement. {. w.
Gray, district agent for the Western Loan
and Savings company OF Salt Lake, whose
headquarters are In this city. has sue
ceeded in interesting strong syndicate
OF Idaho and Utah capitalists in the pro-
ject, and II tests OF raw material found
near this city arc successful, they an
nounce their Willingness to Invest az
proNimately half million dollars In the
enterprise OF the twenty samples of
raw material sent by Mr.. Gray 10 the
Salt Lake Cement works for test. three
or four have proven to be the best in the
State OF Idaho. Within sixty days. ac-
cording to MIR. Gray. an entire carload OF
raw material will he shipped 10 Salt Lake
for final and definite test.
Frank Comes, a Portuguese, herdlng
sheep for NoyInger & Darrah. committed
suicide al Shoshone, Monday by cutting
his throat with pocket-knife,
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IN Dec. "a, 25, 81, Jan. /.
sr are for the round trip
Bi,h' '"o points within the
|l,ss sa only. Final limit re-
.sS..y ith. The Rio Grandc
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'1snas Christmas-New
ii. Years.
Rh Il. 10 all points in Utah
pa DseSss DS Salt Lake Route.
iait Juloer JsnumloOe "a, 25, 81, Jan.
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Lameness in the muscles and joints
indicates rheumatism. Don t daily with
il minute. Take Hood S Sarsaparilla
md cure it.