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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-07-14

ming north and south across No. 2 and 3, and carrying in its
center the Mother Lode, which has proven to carry gold IN
properties above and below us.
On the Votto No. 2 we have the extension of the ledge of
the old Nevada mine, which many years ago produced heavily
in lead and silver. This ledge, as well as a parallel ledge run
ming through No. 8, are both crossed by the Mother Lode and
there ought to be big ore bodies at these two intersections.
There is also a ledge on the Votto No. 4.
We have started sinking at the intersection of the Mother
Lode and the Nevada extension ledge, and this shaft is now
down 80 feet.
We intend to sink to so feet and then we will drift to catch
the ore chute.
We also own the Amaie group of five claims, about one
mile north of the Copper Carbonate group. Only the location
work is done on these claims. Rock taken from the location
ounces of silver per ton, showing that it will be well worth
while to sink a shaft on this property. Especially, as from the
nearness of finds on other properties, we may expect to also
find lead associated with the gold and silver in this ground.
Besides these three groups, which we own outright, we
own a half interest in the Helvetia group of four claims, stu
ated about s miles west of Goldfeld. On the Helvetia claim
proper we have a shaft down Ill feet. The rock in this shaft
has lately changed from limestone to quartz, with sulphide of
iron in it. It assays only 81. so per ton. But looks very much
like the rock Of the celebrated Hayes-Monnette lease, which is
now producing about $4,000 per day. And we must have high
values directly underneath, or very near, to this shaft. We
want to sink this shaft to about $50 feet and then drift for the
ore body, if we do not strike it directly in the shaft. We are
the more justified in continuing work here at this point, be-
cause the shaft has lately entered into a cross ledge, giving us
an intersection of two mineraized veins and the almost abso-
lutte certainty that we must have high values within easy reach.
In an open cut on the Aurora claim, adjoining the Helvetia
claim, we have found a ledge which assays from $160 to $500
in gold per ton. #A
We are so fortunately situated that we have three good
mines ALMOST IN SIGHT, one on the Copper Carbonate
group, one ON the Votto group and one on the Hevetia group,
not considering for the present the possibilities on the Aurora
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-07-14

We want to KEEP ON WORKING and to do SO we must
have money. ~
OF GOLDFIELD, NEW, incorporated under the laws OIL
Arizona with a capitalization of 81, 0,OOO, divided into dOOO,
900 shares at the par value of $1O0 each, OF winch oOo,ooo
shares are treasury stock. The shares are full PAID ana
aSsessable.
We own the Copper Carbonate group of nine claims,
twelve miles west of Goldfeld. On the original Copper Gar
Donate claim we have a shaft down AZ feet. UP to ~ 1eet we
encountered stringers and small pockets OF ore, Whlcn assayeu
from $65 to sos in gold, silver and copper per ton; Inc YEN
dipped into the wall at 27 feet. A vein in the location sha1t, a
little distance from there, dips towards the VEN that Went u
of the working shaft, and where these two come togetner there
must be the beginning of the main ore body. We want to SINK
the working shaft to rs feet, then drift towards these VEINS
On the Red Lion claim, which is the upper extension o. the
Original Copper Carbonate, we have found str1ngers assayhs
up to 1924 per ton in gold, silver and copper.
On the Copper Carbonate No. A, we have Iouno y III ~
location hole. which assays $65.50 per ton in gold, silver ana
copper.
On the Copper Carbonate No. 3, we have an iron ledge
feet wide, with traces of gold, silver and copper.
And on the Copper Carbonate No. :, we nave 1ne con oa' I;on
ton of a wide iron stained ledge coming from te hlun
claim. And also a narrow vein Of copper, gold ana silver oe
running over towards the Original Copper Carbonate. -
We have, therefore, conclusive PROOF &c, - Q ~
BODY of conner gold and silver ore on these hVe claims, com-
prising 100 acres, and this body may at depth extend 'nfousn
the other four claims at the foot of these hills.
Most of the samples we have assayed run from d y ~ q g. g.
cent in copper and one OF the samples carrieu q : nsn
gold and SO ounces in silver per ton. ...a
From the above it will be seen that IN SINKING ths Id on
the Original Copper Carbonate we are not only eApec.ns "
reach an immense ore body, but an ore BODY tnat nus GARY
very high values. . a,.;us
Our company also owns the Votto group 81 Tour c1 mnh
about a half mile east of the Copper Carbonate CLAIMS ihree
of the claims running east and west, and the Votto NO. L run
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
WfT. Y,
FiffEfffA

Freeman alleges that Hiushaw
took Nra. Freeman 70 the town ei
shirley and that they remained
there over night 90 the same room.
the s.years Old child sleeping on a
couch n the morning Hinsha =
hired q horse and buggy. Swing his
name az iiFown. and spent all the
day riding with Airs Freeman and
hef child
Freeman says he reerived an uH-
signed letter warning him q his
Nifx'a conduct Nhsa she rame
home he spoke to her shout Il. and
:, - said that shs made a eonfen.
sion
Freeman win Apply FOR a divorce.
Throughout the trial % Hinshas
fof the murder Of his wifa. theirs
wefs references TO young woman
with whom Il Was tntimatsd that
he had been on terms o. unape In
tlmaey, THE name 81 this youna
woman WAS newer mentioned. bat
the people IN the Vieiniiy Of the
plaoa where the crime was com
nltfsd knee her
Hinnhau has confessed 70 Gov.
Iianlsy that f'rssnsn'a charges are
true and she governor has ordered
the prisoner back 10 prison for life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
IT VIII. PAR roo To
Look ad
The Sc

a. NEAR nTn AND rA#r WARD
gseiasNTs ~ i've Fpeuis. huiif go
yesf ff1a-iafn Cenesnisnfea % -
- SO Vs. tse.s hts. ~, 1913 ...s.
kbsas haR sarh Wgh hnnass Nsfy
easy tsffns % besahes,
n. 80 SOUTH SEATTLE. DsiN On MaF.
nafa AvsBaz ftahf where q u auss
% fafuruana hisb fspfea Oct n
daaa there before he Hssfssi -.
Tssfs d. SOD srefii n ~. rsrrn.
u. 90 sApHoNA RIDGE. sasssr iIsslia
80 ss.ps,sl :, . ss,ssin 80 -, -.
.sn Rsaaisss ali esss . ssasi.
a East quEES AxNE. hisss sns .
hsf ffafn car line vel sisaaisi -.
Asfse Ns fts9 cheaper than AHs
a,he4 ~ 10 fhat vielniif Asssts
asnss PAID q faie h@lf eash IN
q. coo GOVERNMENT CANAL nicely sii.
s s.s..ss r. f.s,i 80 rsis !. - 'ss'
Viii ss.russssed more money snf ta q
good iuvrstmsnt. Terms
49, aEeosp AVENUE n W. IN cfss.
fsra Tract fas iat triit vifh asssl
sisw - Sound. fnpsntsias SRI guHrs
Arua ffiii. less thea haif eash. haa.
anes easy.
,zsa WEST QUEEN ANNE. Tssrth ~.
enaa West. twp tots Dir safh
These tHia are but . shsat distances
frluf the ufeu1sst ersnlf dfffeH -
ans vii Increase in valve fapfdl4
usif rash f-rics ;. fs saeh lst
~, WEST QUEEN ANNE tuo snf :
half tfrrta from car iinas uuiy :
fsw f@si awAy frem ihs rrpi-..sea
srsufe Adversely. stss tottp9 Ven
EASY tefma
tssa-ufINkN'a kBDrTTON-Ws have :
fatnrh q tstn 90 t7th Avenues West
tlrsfsy we'll iafat4d. t4tiao @aah
ukiak ~ the pslcs Pee iot - eafi
gaia Haf cash siit handle
HAYWARD nEALTx uoMFAaf,
r5aak Walker feaiiaina
las aaeand Avenue.
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PUGET SOUND SHIP seGsoR
WAS puRPosgLy SUNK -
THREE MEN Ara CHARGED
WITH CRIME.

Ssws ~ the baFratry % the
American ship AEenof. % Puget
saand. has beeu received from
Yokohama ktirrt A iswis. Chas
A Hili and y M Howard wcra ca
trial AZ the lapaneaa port for fufg
ina and uttafiax private documents
aud shaking the ship The court
aald.
Tho cssr refers 70 an Anfarioua
and clever fraudulent act upon The
Fart ~ the accused whereby fhay
Eof the cargo ~ wheat Ia a sailing
vessel. alleged 90 Re destined fnr
k6he. insured for a sum Tar 81.
CeealnR lta value. with the prgmessl
tafsd Idea % zlakinE the weasel ant
thus frsuJuienfiy obtaining the sam
insured for the cKceAa ~ the guam
tiff u cargo actually nhigned
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BALLARD NOTES
ts,.r Special Service,

nAILARD. De-. THE election
- = director on the school board 81
Ballard District No. 30 is being held
this afternoon. Tho polls are open
until 4 O'Clock. Fred y. Fisher. d.
rector for the paat five years, Is a
candidate for reelection Hans
Rattle. on the socialist ticket. y MS
oniY opponent Besides the eise Ton
% director. the question Of issuing
bonds amounting 90 $4,000 IL alec
being submitted 70 the voters The
money il 10 be used IN purchasing
sites and erecting two new is-fcotn
buildings The plans have been ap-
proved by the school beard. One 81
the buildings viii be erected 81
f.awton and schooner stn.. and the
bay View school VIII be built 81
Jennings 81, and seventh AZ. The
buildings are 70 be af brick con-
wtfaetion Polls are at the following
places I1sst ward. Central school :
second ward. broadway school
THIRD wara. salmon Hay school
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WRECK SHIP TO
SECURE MONEY

f.exia was chief clerk ~ SALE 4
Fraser. a Yokohama export fitu1
and conceived the scheme Ito or.
ranged a charter for the AEenor %
carry wheat % Kobe freta foAo
hama. paFpoFttag 10 have sold tkd
wheat 90 a kahe firm
H. manipulation. = small amouas
II wheat waa shipped and tslsa
bills u ladlug covering a fail cargo
Nere made.
Then Lewis and Hsli took pNassxe
ca the Asenof. the latter aa pilns
and ihey made false entries in DE
inEhook a. well as steering the
vessel toward a place studded with
rocks off rHklfufa. fokuahlma pre-
fseturc There tho vessel struck a
roek. sustaining ANAL damage
Tho AFeAor foandsfed during tie
nlght. All hands having reached
the SHIRE easily In the beats. and
Lewis gave Capt Masost and the
mats sss90 aud Jet them proceed
20 she United States AZ once. be-,
fofe reporting ths wreck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

alleged. Mrs Freeman told her han-
hand that she wished 20 visit her
sister near Lynn. tfsemau aEresd
hut told her Hse had better tsks
her two oldest children etth her
she objected 70 taking her 5-feHr
old child with her. but agreed g
take her s-year- old ehlld. which Hhe
ala Freeman alleges tina, after AZ.
irving At Lynn. Mrs. Freeman mel
HInuhaN several tinsep and visited
him az bis mothers house SIS
oveFstaYsA the time she had tod
her husband shs wouid visit her siA-
tee. and finally nruts him that ahs
waais be gone for some time yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
sos OF YALE PROFESSOR
TO PAY ALtMoNY

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Dec. IL
In tho case Of Mrs.. Samuel u
Sanford. who sued her husband,
son Of = professor Of music IN Yale
for absolute divorce and allmons
and Ia which case Judge Subway
in the superior court. directed re
apandent 90 pas before today. $50.
o0o, aB.e0e q year each year Of hsi
life. and $1,000 year for the sup
port Of her infant son Samuel unit
he ia five year old. when the
amount ss 70 be increased 70 5000
n vas ANNOUNCED today that tbs
amount had nos been lodged. Fur
Their proceedings are yendipg. Tbs
cum in sSimony IL the largest evsi
GRANTED b a court IN thla state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
MAIL CARS
FOR SEATTLE

The plan 90 have a pubaiaiion
established AZ the King e. depos
wlti BE- authorized before many
weeks Twenty carriers will then
be at the station to receive the mail
a. soon as Il reaches here and will
b. delivered direct from there.
In ihis way the main po4toffice VIII
be greatly relieved. and within p
inmates Of lts arrival the mail viii
be Ia the hands OF the carriers e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov 80 ~
Hey. William E. tilnphaW. who
served eisht years In the Indiana
penitentiary, stands accused of haV-
ms violated the parale given him 20
months aEo hy dow W r nurhin
lie has confessed guilt 81 having
ruined the home of George Freeman.
sheriff elect 81 Wabash county.
ana has been returned 90 the psni-
tantiarY "a spend the reat Of hts life
under the sentence givrn him Tor the
murder - his wife
Hinahaw waa Methodist preach
81 al Hellevilie. itsudrieka county
On the morning 81 Jan. 10. 1885 hts
wife was found dead from bullet
wounds and knife atahn llinahaw
himself wha shot la two places Hs
told the ofifaefs that robbers had
attacked hlm ana hls wife during
the night
Woman In Case.
niaahAw was arrested and after a
hard feuEht trial vas found suilty
~ murder and given life aenteuea.
There Was evidence II the trial that
ttlunhaw had heen fond ~ a young
woman 81 Bellevue. but she was not
pat on tha stand
Powerful Influences were brought
q bear 81 Gov W r. purhin f0r a
parole for hiHehaN Dufbin waited
until the last DAY % his term Of Of
fiee. then paraled tilnshaw.
ninahaa Immediately went o. The
home af hiA mother. near Lynn. Ind.
and little was heard o. him b. the
pahlic uaiii reeeatiY. once since his
parole fiinshaW has occupied
pulpit
LEVIED IN feuth.
Mrs. Freeman and Hinshaw were
ssseetheafss before ftinshaW married
ihs woman eha was murdered A
few months after fiushaw NAs mar.
Flpd the Eirl became Mra Freeman.
Il T. charged that seon after Hin
nhaW's parole. ON January. igea. ha
learned - Mr. Frwemau.s where.
ahautH through her sister. Who
lived near Lynn Last Iunr. n i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
BAND CONCERT
AT TT. LAYTON
fserIsp. Social ssrvIes.l

FORT LAYTON. Dec. Inc
league game II scheduled for to
morrow. but The Seattle team VIII
plaY the Lawton team at the post
A good game Of soccer football II
promised The game viii be called
at 90 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Al 3 O'Clock the Third regiment
band will give their regular con
cert az the fort
March, scoreuran Cadets" over
ture. "Aamodeus. descriptive
FIRST Heart Throbs." selection
'rhe Fortune Teller waltz
Visions OF a Beautiful Woman
march. National Feneibles.s
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New Train 10 California

Leave Seattle 4: 30 .. m, leave
Portland II 30 p m. arrive San
Francisco g:fs n. m. forty-one
hours en- route. The Southern Pa.
cifie now operate three trains daily
by Scenic shasta Route.
Tickets and reservations nj Union
Ticket office. 62S First avenue, So.
attic. Wash. E E EMS, Genl
Aren't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

CHICAGO. Dec 1.-The great IN.
tcfaatlonAl Live StocY exposition.
which was opened here today. IL.
perhaps. the meat important Of ils
Kind ever held 81 the states Year
after year thousands 81 fat cattle.
swins and draft horses ara brought
here from AL parts u the world.
aud while the numbef OF exhibits
this year are 90 per cent greater
than ever. the quality Of the eKhib.
It's il far above tho average.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
NAV ID
ARM ! D
fsorIpos Telegraph ssrvlesJ

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. THE
Army and Navy football eloyohs
wound up the season this afternoon
IN a great exhibition game The
first half stood Army. o. Navy. o,
neither side being able 10 score.
Tho crowd was a tremendous one
and WAS select President ltoone'
welt was unable 60 attend and chill.
dren occupied tho official box
When the whistles sounded for
the second half the Navy men took
a jump aud played ball II was up
aud down the field and the Army
seemed 10 go completely 10 pieces.
At the end Of the Commute second
half aud al the conclusion Of the
game, the score stood.
Navy. 10. Army. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
ADVANCED Paw Fos
$4,000 RAILROAD MEN

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. LA
accordance with the recent decision
u the board OF directors OF the
PeaagyiSanla Railroad company.
the advance Of 10 per cent in The
wages u all the employees reeety.
ing under 1900 = month comes into
effect today Upwards Of izs.001
men are affected BY the advance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
Visitors to Seattle,
Attention

The finest and mos, enjoyable trip
20 be found to q visit 10 Uncle Sam.
navy yard at Hremsrten. You can
see the mammoth battleships Wis
cousin and oregon. the training ship
Philadelphia. torpedo boats and de-
stroyera You viii never regret the
visit boats leave Pier AZ 10 and
~ 30 a. IN. and lis and tiso p. m.
week days. with an extra boat at
g.a0 .. IA Sunday. Round trip soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
Look Up Your Ex'
pIratlons

Look up your expirationu and cal
up the Northwestern Mutual Fife
AsHacia ton. This is the company
that has disregarded the late In
crease Ia rates. aud on any desirable
property which u can accept VII
save you from 2s 90 80 per cent Of
present rates Of board companies.
You cannot afford To lose this saw
tug in rates when. with this home
company. you ran obtain insura nee
which is the best. The Northwest
crn IL writing rsnrly a million dol
lars month. even during these duh
months = the year
a phone call to Main lass or In
dependent sg7 viii bring oiie OF the
Northwestern inspectors and rive
! you the best ana quickest pnssiEe
service 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

psnnsy lvsnis Academy 81 Fine Arts.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dee. H.
Under the auspices u the fsnnsYt=
vanla Academy ~ Pine Arts an es-
hihltion II wofk ~ the mufnbsfn %
the National soessty % Mural Paint
ere and the American society q
Landscape Artists opsned In the 20
cistys academy here today There
ars a VEN large number OF exhibits
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a wei EasIppsa csmpsnr.

buffalo. y 4, Dec. LIN ae-
caraAnce vita lie idea 81 a self.
cnntaincd plant. the Buffalo a Sua-
qushanna Iron company hass built
ne aan coke oYena STA hundred
ovens are working sQiiay The COM
raHY npw owns lia ewu eoai and
iron ninsa. furnaces. ere. saesa Lake
boats and coke av~ns. producing at
the important materials 10 uses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
See the BattleshIps
al BremeYtOn

The Wisconsin ana oregon are
there. with the training ship phil
adofphla. torpedo boats and destroy
ers The scenery along the entire
trip IL magnificent Boats leave Pier
2 at 70 and n 80 a. m. and i;is
and 40 o. m. with an extra boat
al 30 .. m. Sunday Round trip soc.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01
TIE AMERICAN
AUTO cLuB SHOW

NEW YORK. Doc 1.-The sev.
enth annual automobile show under
the auspices Of the AUTOMOBILES Club
of America was opened In the
Grand Central Palace az noon TO.
day. A few minutes after the
doors were thrown open the place
was thronged The previous shows
u the club were held In January.
but an alteration vas made Ia the
date this year on the application
~ the manufacturers. who an
nounced that the manufactgrers'
worlds 1907 patterns could be 81.
hibited in December. The e1hibi.
ton 4 open 10 tho world. and b
The largest OF ita Kind ever held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-01

wiihiu the neat two months the
Great Northern and Northern Pa.
cifie railroads viii place larger mail
cars on tho trains from 81 Paul to
Seattle. This announcement wha
made today b. Postmaster staN
art. These cars wtii be equipped
With eases and the mail for seattle
wiii BE- assorted en- route. said Mr
Stewart
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FLASHES


NJ shew. OF Everett. has reported
10 the city police this theft OF an
opanIace silver watch.
stevens Relief Corps.
Mrs. May Benson viii entertain
the Stevens Relief Corps at her
gIaalng cut watches. diamonds
and Jewelfy at bargain prices.
uncie Joe. hiT end ave
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ORDERED TO Snow CAUSE.

Roy r. Fereo was this morning
ordered 60 show cause why he
ahould not b. dlabarred He was
convicted Ia March. 1906. of %
tanning money under false pie.
tense.
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home. 20i8 Terry nv. Friday after
noon. December T.
Municipal Elections.
On Tuesday next municipal elees
lions viii behold 10 Woat afaiils,
Georgetown. South Park. Columbia
and Renton.
Hotel Gets New Safe.
The gavoy hotel has installed d
safe that permits of 30 guests eneh
having q private compartment ca
pablo Of holding large qnaniitf
Of yaluables
viii Reappoint Jansen.
The general opinion around The
city hall h that Mayor Moore viii
reaapolnt Dr WAR Jansen 70 The
board 81 health M the expiration OF
bis present term. December 81
Clubs Meet December ,.
The general conference commit.
toe Of the Seattle Improvement
clubs viii meet ct the Chamber Of
Commerce. Monday. December 3. at
4 .. "a. A full Attendance 10 OK.
pccted.
Bill Poster Arrested.
n. d. McGill uas arrested this aft
eruoon for posting bills on the
atreetn contrary 10 tie city ordi-
naneoa. lie was posting bills for
the Seattle business college.
Workman Burned
An Italian miner. working near
Raxeuadale. while blasting tbia aft
ernaen. Waa badly burned. lie was
taken 20 the Providence hospital.
whore be- was attended By Dr wilt
sic. u In expected that he viii re-
cover
Holding Series Of Meetings.
Rev. M. r. uarat. OF San Fran
claco. IA holding q series of nightly
meetings az the Christian church.
first av west and Caller st. north.
Queen Anne liiil The meetings
viii continue for four weeks
Failing OF In Permits.
Five hundred and aiKty.four
building permits. aegregating a
value OF 5000 .G2s. were issued dur
Ing the month Of November b. IN.
apeetor Place This Is $1,000. 0Oa
less than the value Of the permits
issued during the month Of October
Teachers Meet
The regularly monthly meeting of
The King County Teachers ass0cla.
ton was held In the Central school
building this morning. about 20
teachers being present. Professor
Mefaker aud Miss A NJ Parker adj.
drcnasd the meeting
missionary VIII Speak.
At the regular monthly meeting
OF the Seattle Evangelical Minis.
tors Federation. Monday. Deeein.
Der 3. at 10 n N. IN the First
Methodist church. Rov Mrs West.
FOR 20 years missionary at singa.
pore. will speak
Dies In Hospital.
Harry Grover. % years old. son
Of Mrs. l. J. Benton. Of Seattle.
died at the Seattle General hospital
this morning Mr. Growers home
Mas Ia oHoville. Cal. whore the
body viii probably be shipped for
burial
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vIsItor. Arl.. Wsdn,.dar

Relative TO the approaching visit
o. the Weuatchee Commercial club
90 this city. the secretary Of the
Seattle Commercial club has re.
ceived the following telegram.
-E1enralou party viii Be 30 OF 90.
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400 Footballs. zee. ti.se oncs
ais. ais ones. fi.ss. faso onsz.
tisss szeo ones. tfse. nj SPIN
nina zee