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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-04
EXCITING TIMES IN THE WEST
MINES AT POCAHONTAs.

A terrible explosion occurred In the
West Mine of the Pocahontas Coll
lieries Company. at Pocahontas, Va.
yesterday afternoon about 4:50 and
as result from 60 to 100 persons
who are known to have been in the
mines at the time, were cut on from
the main entrance. How many. II
any OF these were killed by the ex-
plosion. Is not known at this time.
This mine has been driven in quite
distance. and has an opening on
the Tug River side of the mountain.
through which opening 1t is hoped
the entombed men will make their
escape, some of them already hav-
ing reached Pocahontas by that route
II is reported that fire followed the
explosion, but TO what extent could
not be ascertained.
Mr.. Jenkin Jones, President of the
company. arrived at Pocahontas
shortly after the explosion. and Is
pedsonally directing work OF rescue
and examation into the extent of the
disaster. The exact cause OF the ex-
plosion is not known as there has
been no time to investigate. Every
effort possible is being put forth to
relieve the situation and We have
II direct from the headquarters of
the company that the accident is not
as bad as flying rumors make II. or
course there are all kinds of reports
in circulation but from the authentic
news received at this Office the acct
dent may yet turn out to be not<yery
serious after all
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-04

Secretary Taft is accommodating a
formidable list Of official distinctions.
The extent Of it 10 date is about as
-ollows: Judge OF the Ohio super
ior court; judge Of the United States
'ircuit court; solicitor general Of the
United States; encouragement OF
The Philippines; secretary Of war;
provisional government of Cuba.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-04
FOG CAUSES WRECK.

Chicago, oct. 3-Two persons
were fatally injured and scores Of
others suffered injury today I'm a
railroad wreck ct Highland PARK.
III. where the fast mail train on the
Chicago and Northwestern crashed
into freight standing on the main
line. Fog Is given as the cause.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-04
PALMA QUIETLY DEPARTS FROM
HAVANA AND JOINS FRIENDS
IN MODERATE STRONG.
HoLi'-TAFT Still.
WINNING. !.

Havana, Cuba, Oct. s.--The atti-
tude OF the authorities OF the United
states In Cuba regarding the possi-
bilities or the present situation SEEM
ed fairly expressed this afternoon
when Col. Weller. commanding tho
marines. remarked to the Associated
Press that an ounce of prevention IL
worth pound OF cure.
PALMA LEAVES CAPITAL.
While the departure from Havana
OF Palma was the most important
event of the last twenty-four hours.
the former president left the capital
so quietly that the public did not re-
alize that he had gone until the news
was given out In the afternoon pa
pers. Only cabinet members and
Few intimate friends ACCOMPANIED
tho former president and family to
the railroad station. Some of these
friends went with the family to
Matanzas and did not return TO Ha-
vana until they had seen the paIma
family safe In the home OF friends of
that city. On the way from Havana
TO Matnzs Senior Palma's special
train stopped ut two stations where
the government volunteer forces were
preparing To disnrm and dIsband.
When Col. Rcgo. In command OF
the battalion camp Florido informed
Palma what he was doing the ex-
president expressed qualification and
said dlsnrmament was In accordance
with patriotic duty. At Jaruco Col
Lima told Senior Palma he had or
1ered the force to be mustered out.
and that this would be his last act
ms an officer. Continuing the col
onel decided the people OF Matanza
We're particularly pleased that the
ex-president was coming to their
peaceful city To enjoy the rest and
tranquility he SO well deserved.
TO NAME PALMA AGAIN.
He also said that the Cuban people
were sure TO re-elect Palma To the
presidency Mt the first opportunity,
Senior Palma said to Col. Lima that
he had fun confidence I'm the good
faith OF the United States and that he
believed the American government
intended to restore Cuban indepen-
hence He advised all to he patient
and walt the outcome, which he felt
sure would be entirely acceptable.
A great crowd awaited the train at
MataDzas. which is the Moderate
stronghold of the island The num-
bers at the station had been aug
mentcd by an excursion from Car
lenas, and people from the surround
ing country and provincial and mum
icipal officers welcomed the express
dent, who was escorted to the home
IF Manuel Florcnte Here the friends
Who had come over from Havana
ook final farsell, leaving Palma
ma family to that quiet retirement
which they desire
10 MOVE INTO PALACE.
Taft tonight was busy i'm his tenn
Dorary quarters at Morgan's villa at
Naraianao, going over the plans pre-
Jared by the Cuban health officials
for coming with yellow fever
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-04

Walter Mead who was tried yes
'erday for rape got OF very lucky.
There was quite q large crowd at the
hearing and there was Of course diff
ierent opinions al TO his guilt. On
account Of some ineGiency in the
making up Of the points of the law
nc was dismissed and allowed to go.
Probably he will not remain in this
community and run the risk Of an
other trial
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-04
QUITS CAPITAL
QUIETLY
NO POWER YESTERDAY

All the wheels of our machinery
were at a standstill yesterday and Il
was not until late hour were We
able to make move toward getting
out our paper. On this account our
readers will pardon any DEFICIENCIES
which may be noticed this morning
In our paper. We shall he all right
tomorrow as the trouble In our cleo
trio power has been remedicd.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-04
"a.
LATER.

The last reports from the accident
are that nearly all the men in the
mines have come out and that at
the most IL is not thought that more
than two or three men have been
injured by the explosion.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-04
ALIENIsT VISITS THAW

DIR. Britton ID. Evans, an alienIst
1aid visit TO Henry X. Thaw in the
Tombs prison at New York yesterday.
lie said, In reply to an inquiry: ~
have already formed a most positive
opinion about Harry Thaw's mental
condition. but of course what that
opinion is ] cannot state for publ.
cation"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-04

Thomas Dixon's highly inhamma-
tory southern drama. The Clans
man" is booked soon to- appear at
Atlanta. The atlanta Constitution
calls on the city authorities TO pre-
vent the play from coming there
lest IT arouse more race passion.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-04
EXPELL HIM
FROM THE UNION

An Omaha woman wants d.
vorce because her husband spends
all his time AZ home making love
TO her. In other words. he works
moro than eight hours a day at the
job. and she wants him expelled
from the union
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-04

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-18
Gonsejo Ejecutiuo
SESSION DE AVER

Sc do principle a la session a las 2
de la t2rde con todos los Senores con
sejeros.
Sc presentaron varias peticiones {
informes de comisiones permanent
teS.
ETC. B. 81 Sc propuso que fuera
pasado en- limpio y aprobadas las eu-
m!lse!nd:a;s> Pasa a la comisi6n de 10
El c. B. 81 fuG puesto votaci6n.
habiendo sido apro badoy pasado a la
Camara de Delegados.
Comunicaciones:
Sc constituye el conSeio en- comi-
sion total en- 10 que Sc da lectura al
c. B, ndm. 10 titulado: Proyecto de
Ley para enmendar a1gunos artfcu-
los del Codigo de Eniuiciamiento
Criminal, y derogar todas las leyes
que la presente Sc opusieren.
El sefIor Post propone que cuando
Sc 1evante la comisi6n total sc infor-
me favorablemente este proyecto de
ley.
El sefior Dfaz Navarro, dice que
hay TN error tipografico en- la Inca
6 de la pagina 2; queda aprobada la
enmienda del c. B. SO, pues no afec-
ia en- nada al texto espaf1ol.
G. B. I8, sobre el matrimonio.
E1 Presidente pregunta 81 hay al
gtina discussion que hacer sobre e1
aSunto.
Pasa a la Segunda lectura.
Fueron leidos en- segunda lectura
los G. B, 80 y3Is,
+
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-18
FL Julia

Pasajeros llegados en- dicho buque,
procedentes de Cuba Y Santo Do
mingo:
De Habana-Celerino Alvarez, Jose
Aubray, Manuel A. Garcia, Vicente
Guerra, Tomas Garcia.
De Santiago dc Servando
Garcia, Pillar Rebazquez, Luis Rodri-
guez, Elias del Llano, Emilio Lamei-
70, Maria Garcia, Antonio Torres Es-
cardell, Eduardo Ricas, Aurelia de
Morales, Holga Morales, Elman Mora
les, Agustin Morales, Maria Luisa
Boix, Angelina Mater, Jose Rodriguez,
Modesto Ingiesta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-18
REvIsTA coMICA
Do ssns Tue d sssa, ma ri snseeasas M. Pms an.
Asbs % sssafa psf Iss sirulaaata su. 4. ln
eatrsiA Il b terra salia ssiansas
pnusr rsdssads inptsM
despss el cable encanks1sl

En- este pobre romance
vera ell curioso lector,
la historic conmovedora
de una felicitaci6n.
Haliabase, en- su palacio,
tranquilo, ell gobernador.
sin sonar que Mr.. Foraker
fuese un hombre tan atroz
capaz de agitar un pueblo
con toda su poblaci6n,
cuando lego un caballero
y luego llegaron dos,
y'hasta seis; y uno de ellos
de aquesta manera habl6:
(Hay malas leDguas que dicen
que, ell tai, era Mr.. Post.
Yo me siento conmovido
y ss, honorable sefIor,
porque Sc de buena tiuta
que Foraker present6
una ley en- ell Senado
para hacernos Ique Sc y6l
ciudadanos, por 10 menos,
con alguna restriction,
con ciertas limitaciones,
con tasa, con contador,
porque aqui, como Sc ha dicho
por la alta congregation,
no esta ell pueblo preparads,
no sabe jugar 6eiS Dol, :.
no usa los zapatos grandes
ndmero cuarenta dos,
no Sc viste de drill crudo
para ir a una reception,
no sabe masear manila,
toma en- vez de weskey, ron,
no Sc entusiasma leyendo
los versos de Mr. Lord,
nj a Mr.. Falkner aplaude
cuando habla de Edueaci6u,
ni'sabe sociologia
como ese joven autor,
que ahora esta hacienda un poema
titulado ell Tasador.
Vamosl que ha estado en- 10 justo,
que tiene mucha raI0n
para decir 10 que dice
la llustre congregation.
acerca de los nativos
y~de su impreparaci6n,
P0r 10 tanto, yo, sefiOrss
entiendo que es de rigor :
enviarle 4 Mr.. Foraker
una felicitaci6n,
va que es padre de la isla,
segGn dijo un director
de un peri6dico bilingiie
que iayl sefIores, sucumbi0
por ir contra Ia corriente,
p0r ir contra la opinion.
Pues bien, yo entiendo, seiIores
que todos, sin exception,
los que estamos reunidos
en- esta augusta mansion,
moyidos por un impulse
de sGbita inspiration,
de una manera espontanea,
libre como una explosion,
como ell pajaro sin nido,
como ell gigantic condor,
sin atender sugestiones
pOr lealtad, por conviction,
debemOs p0ner un cable
que demuestre la fruici6n
que todos nos enajena,
y que parezca la voz
de todo ell pueblo que imparte
unanime aprobaci6n,
4 esa nueva travesura
de la alta congregation.
Asi dicen malas lenguas
que Sc expres6 Mr. Post.
Pace MaCrOn0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-18
NOta del dia

IAlguien sabe que es 10 que
dice ese proyecto de ley?
tQuien 10 ha viSto. quien 10
ha lefdo?
Que nosotros sepamos, nadie
Made 10 conoce, nadie 10 ha
visto. FL texto de esa ley ST
que ignorado de aquellos para
los Cuales sc quiere establecer;
no Sc ConOce Otra COSa que el IT,
tulo, 8 una parte del titulo; las
dos palabraS reproduCidaS, en-
ell deSpacho de felicitaci6n, que
frmaron con censurable lijere.
"a varias distinguidas persona
lidades.
iQue sc sabe del proyecto de
Mr.. Foraker?
Que es comfriendo ciudadonia
d los puertorriqHei50S.
ConhriendO ciudadanid, ipero
que ciudadania, que grado de
ciudadania?
LA que sc les conhera a los
indios de Alaska?
HaSta ahOra eSa eS la uniCa
Oferta que.tenemos, Y pOr venir
de MIR. Foraker el prOyecto que
la coloca en- Was de hecho, son
mas naturales Y motivadas las
SOSpechaS inquletantes que nos
aSaltan.
Mr.. Foraker eS la sombra que
nos persigue siempre; es eI es-
peCtrO fata! que nos acosa, es
la pesadilla que nos martiriza,
eS el fantasma que nos abruma.
En- todas las injusticias, en-
todas las ignominias que ha
sufrido la colonia, ha tornado
parte principalisima Ell Sinies-
tro persOnaje.
A 6l Ie debemos Ell regimen
colonial que nos esta abruman-
do, que nos ha cOlocado en- 81,
tuacion deprimente de pueblo
sometidO a una tutoria ina
guantable; a 81 le .debemos la
ley de Cabotaje, tan falsihcada,
tan enganosa, tan p6rfida V
egoista que nos dej0 abandona-
do el cafe, nuestro producto
principal, Y nos impone ell pre-
clio domesticO para las meTcan-
cias americanas; a 81 lie debe-
mos nuestra degradation politi-
ca Y nueStra miSeria economical;
el nos ha deprimido como ciu-
dadanos y nos ha explotado CO.
mo hombres, iy es a ese muni-
dor y padre de todas las farSas,
es a csc enemigo de la colonia
a quien Sc le dirije ahora TN
telegrama de felicitaci6n
~ pOr que?
lPorque ha preSentadO TN bill
comfrfendo ciudodanjo d los
PWertorrTQueH0s?
iPero es que podemos Greer
en- la slnCerldad de esa conce-
sion2 mo tendra su trampa Y
su doblez. como los han tenido
todas las leyes anteriores de
Mr.. Foraker?
mo sera una nueva burla,
una nueva oferta V TN nuevo
motive, de pesadum bre2
Los proyectos de Mr.. Fora
ker, es precise ponerlos en- cua-
rentena; hay que someterlos d
la inspection, al estudio; a la
Investigation escrupulosa, por-
que encierran Y esconden y di-
sinulan algo que nos perjudica
y que nos dana.
Una yez. un periodico ex6ti-
co diio que Mr.. Foraker era ell.
padre de Puerto Rico.
Tai yez aquel colega aludia
q los padres tinfanticidas.
De aqlel d cho a Ia verdad,
media In profundo abismo, que
han querido Saltar de IN golpej
los que han dado por buena,
con imprevisora candidez,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-18

-
Aqui nos asombramos con los
engrendros de la lesgislacion
redentorista. Vemos proyectos
insensatos, perturbadores. anar-
quicos, como Ell de la reforma
hipotecaria; pero, siquiera, Sc
1mprimen, y con trabajo sc con-
siguen y pueden ser leidos,
discutidos y rechazados.
Pero ESQ de Mr.. Foraker ma
die 10 conoce, nadie sabe a don
de va.
En- la reforma hipotecaria, va
Sc descubre el proposito que Sc
persigue; sc va a la liquidacion
a mano armada, a poner las
propiedades a merced de los
aventureros que sc las quieran
adjudicar, a la disposition del
primer osado, del primer usur-
pador que Sc presente; pero en-
el proyecto del senador ameri-
cano tque es 10 que sc va bus
cando?
mo Sc les ha ocurrido pensar
a los CandorosoS teliCitantes,
que el proyecto de ley de Mr..
Foraker, sea un nuevo lazo que
Sc nos tienda?
IYa no Sc aCuerda nadie de
que esta en- la metropoli Ell Pre-
sidente de la Liga de los mu-
nicipios?
mi a 10 que fue a Washin-
ton2 mi del encargo que lleva
la Comisi6n de la Liga?
Esa fragilidad de memoria,
esa candidez, ese infantilismo
es 10 que nos pierde.
Y pudiera darse el case de
que a las reClamaciones conte-
midas en- aquel memorial que
redact0 la gran asamblea del
veinticinco de Julio, respondie-
ran los enemigos de Ia Liga,
los que la detestan, porque la
temen, exhibiendo telegramas
inverOSimiles Y reproduCiendOI
Y evOCando eSCenas V hechos
que no han debido suceder.
AhOra esta alberto el~ Con-
greso. A los reSponsableS dell
fracaso colonial, no les cOnvie-
ne que Sc escuchen las quejas
de la colonia. y menos aun que
Sc reproduzcan en- momentos
en- que pueda oirlas el pueblo
americana.
La presenCia, en- Washing
ton, de la comision de la Liga,
es una protesta colonial.
Y Sc ha querido; Sc ha nece-
SitadO y casi Sc ha conseguido
ahogar eSa protesta, entire loSI
hurras extemporaneos de losI
que aplauden cosas que desco-
nocen y que ignOran por com
pleto.
No Sc ha tenido ell cuenta
este importantiSimo dato, no Sc
ha pensad0 en- las COnsecuen-
cias de un APPLAUSE intempestivol
Y ridiCulo, que interrumpe una
escera Culminante del gran
drama que Sc viene desarro-l
llandO.
ESta veZ, como OtraS muChaS, |
ha sidO la prensa la encargada
de dar una leCcion de seriedad
Y COmpOsturaa a los que Sc en-
tregarOn a los entus1asnOs rui-
dosos, con una imprevisi0n quel
cOnSterna.
FL cablegrama 4 que nos re-
terlmOs ha pasado como una
sombra por las columnas de los
grandes dlarios puertorrique-
nos, sin MERCER un cOmentario,
sin despertar interes, nj provo
car entuSiasmo.
Ha sido una lecci0n que de-
ben aprovechar nuestros politi-
cos lmpresionables, para que Sc
curen de su parvulismo VI
aprendan a portarse con serie-
dad.
ST el entusiasmo inusitado|
que sc ha querido aparentar en-
las esteraS oflciales fuera legi-
tlmo, 10 hubiera sentido el pue-
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-10-20
FOCAL and Personal
Register todav

Register todGv.
The &C. is the leading family
Grocer.
w. A Carson returned during
the week from South Idaho.
For Sale - Team and wagon.
James F. Smith.
A. ]. Kent left Tuesday, on a
business trip, to return Saturday.
Two fresh mich COWS for sale.
Enquire Of c. J. Curtis.
E. Snyder of the Idaho Market
went to Standpoint Thursday NOR
ming.
Don't you like quality in hats ?
Then, buy a Halves at Moore's.
The Bonners Ferry Lumber Co.
has apple boxes for sale. Price 81
per 100.
Look at Moores' show windows
for snaps in children's clothing
They are no fakes, either.
Lewis A. Wilson of Copeland
was a business visitor in town on
Friday.
Don't you like quality in shirts /?
Then, buy I" Wilson Bros" at
Moore's.
Ole Oleson's wife and baby re-
turned Wednesday from their east
ern visit.
Don't you like quality in under
wear ? Then, buy the " Mormon !"
at Moore's.
A. K. Farnam returned last Sat
urday from an extended business
Trip 10 spokane.
Don't you like quality in shoes !?
If so, buy a Douglas " or "Hey-
wood at Moore's.
Take peep at our show window
and see how easy you can make
50. Moore Bros.
Some people wear any old hat or
shoe, other buy the "Hawes OF
" Douglas" at Moores'.
The new room at the school was
installed Monday, with Miss Mary
Dawson in charge.
See Hawkins & Offutt, list
your property if you want to sell.
Offices over the bank.
The Bonner Nero. Co. can show
you the best all-wool work pants
on the market. Prices from $3.50
to 800.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-10-20

Darkness, owing to the electric
lights being still out of commission,
and the inability to see in the
dark all same cat caused young
man living in the north side a
good deal of Intellectual objurgation
Wednesday night. He was going
home after dark, and stepped off
the sidewalk, unconsciously, at a
place where the walk was about
two feet from the ground--would-
MT that jar you? He was not in
iured, except in his feelings, but he
had to 60 home to get lantern to
find his hat. The moral is-but
there isn't any moral; his Ian
guage for the next hour completely
destroyed any moral effect the in
cident might have had.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-10-20

Some of the Boomers Ferry
young people have a movement
on foot looking to the formation Of
a dancing club, which will main
tain series of weekly dances
throughout the winter.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-10-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, Land ONCE at
Occur d'Alene, Idaho, Oct. 9, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
10 make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof viii be made before
Ignatz We'll. Q. s. Commissioner at his Office at
Standpoint Idaho, on November z, 1906, viz
EusTIAE MoTrs Err.
who made HID entry No. 1865 for the sEit OF
sec 30 in Twp 81. y. of r. E. b. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, said land, viz Adam Hawthorne, WILDER
A. Hawthorne, Charles Il. Olson. Peter j. John
son, all Of Naples Idaho.
i06-li-l0 r. n. DUNN. Register.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-10-20

With your choice of any adult
suit or cvercoat in our store, a ~
bill for short time; so get busy
at Moore Bros.
Ben. Morrow and VIM. Eaton
left during the week for Grouse
Mountain, to do assessment work
on their mining claims.
One dozen and a half of chill
dren's and misses coats, to close
out at big reduction at the Bon
ner Mere. Co.'s.
Messrs. Brooks and Hodges re-
turned Tuesday from Standpoint,
where they closed a deal for one OF
their fine teams, at 5000.
o. X. Rosebaugh bought a 40
acre tract about l IA miles west
of town, early in the week, from
Dell Cane, for $400.
The ladies' aid society of the M.
E. church will serve dinner on
election day at Odd Fellows hall.
Everyone cordially invited.
The biggest line of heavy wool
pants, wool coats, mackinaws, ar d
hand-knit wool sox ever shown in
this city, at Moore's.
Charley Officer, Boomers Ferry's
crack rifle shot, has gone to Cope
land, intending to put in the win
ter hunting in that vicinity.
If you need a stove of any de-
scription, or range, and will con-
slider quality and price, the Bonner
Nero. Co. can save you money.
The line of skirts and waists
that is being shown by the Bon
ner Mere. Co. meets every require
nlent Of fall and winter fashion.
From Oct. Is to Oct. 3lst, just
to show you we appreciate your
patronage, we give you 50 off your
fall suit or overcoat. Moore Bros
Mrs. S. Rosebaugh leaves this
week for an extended visit to her
children in Washington. Mrs
Jones will accompany her to Spo-
kane.
o. ]. Bandelin, the attorney, was
transacting legal business in Spo-
kane during the week. He was in
Standpoint during the early part Of
the week.
The town trustees have pur-
chased nine hydrants and 500 feet
of hose to he used when the water
works are put in. Mr.. Feather
stone states that be hopes to have
the system completed by the time
previously announced-Dec /.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-10-20

Department Of the Interior, Land ONCE at
Occur d'Alene, Idaho, Oct. 3, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that ictoria wcster-
meyer, widow and sole heir of Andrew wcster-
meyer, deceased, of Copeland, Idaho, has filed
notice of her intention to make final proof in
support Of his claim, viz Hid Entry No.
1892, made May 10, 1901. for the sEi4 section IS
twp ca \, r r, r. NJ, and that said proof win
be made before o. J. Bandelin, L. 5. Com
missioner at his Office at Boomers Ferry Idaho,
on November 10. 1906
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence and cultivation Of
the hand, viz: Charles Cole. Marion Guthrie,
Chauncey Guthrie, George B. whitney, all OF
Copeland, Idaho.
106-lf-i0 r. y. DUNN, Register