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Minnesotské noviny., 1906-06-21
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vnitfek rfizemi ie ohnam zaehva-
ccn ze Omen postoupiii liz II DO DC ssya- sya
sich poschodi. Rozsifeni ohne dluz-
no pfititati vybuchu plynove nAdrz-
ky (gas main), jez celou budovou
otfaslo. kdyz po dvou hodinne
hrdinne namaze hasicd bylo videti,
ze veskere pokusy zamezenf sffeni
elhlsssss elhlsssss jsesi bezvSSsledne, povolan k
mistu celS hasicsky sbor mesta.
pomoci dyou dlouhSch zebfiku
vztycenych az do nejhofeisiho po-
schodi, vydalo sc nekolik hasi6u )
hadicemi az ma stfechu budovy,
kamz zatfm ohen liz sc prodral.
Lee pro husty dym nedalo sc jiz
mnoho delati q kazdou chyili ntkte-
RI 4 lliisa.ss;;24sa! liisa.ss;;24sa! pEe.nnzenf nesnesitel-
nfm horkcm neb koufem musil BY
ii Z mista odnesen, ably nekdo iiny
optt zauial mfsto po nem. Brzy po
poledni telefonovano pro dalsf POI
moe hasicskemu odboru Mime
apolis, jenz yyslal k ohm tfi oddly
"a teprve yeeerem po eelodennfm
nadlidsktm zapase podafilo sc mad
ohnem ziednati kontrolu, kdyz jiz
mezitim byI liz celou budovu ztra-
vii a dpins spustossiill. NNebylo snad
nikoho. ienz by hvl oheil ten neyi-
del. Pres eel} den tlaeilo Sc na IL
sice lidi ulicemi kolem hoffci bu-
dovy, upirajice oti oblaka valfei-
ho - koufe. zastiraiiciho chvilemi
vcskcry obzor, cimz naskytal se pfi.
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-06-21

= Jeden ncjhorsfch ohm kdy
se udaysich v tomto meste fadil
msnaleu nedsli Rvanove sesti-
patrove obehodni budoy6 ma 7. a
Robert nj vzdor rychlemu zakro-
cent hasitn nadlidskemu iejich
1sili ohen uhasiti osvedcile Sc bez-
vyslednym a cele yelke budoyy
nezbyIy nez opalene a ucouzene zdI.
skoda ohntm spfsobena odhadnje
sc m pal miIionu dolarn NeivetEi
ztrAtp ntrnal Palace naavni nhehad
nejvttsi svtho druhu We mtste, zau-
itmajicf pfizemi budoyy q prvni dve
poschodi, jcnz utrpel dplnou ztri-
III padfci Sc ma $250,000, ktera je
wax dobfe krvta poiist6nim. Ostat-
nj poschodi budoyy byla pronaiata
AZ najemeIm slouzila pro nFado-
svny neb male obchodv nekterych
pfipadech zasobene cennym zbozfm.
nichz ohnem zni6eno yke. 0hen
byi prynts spoprovan strazhikeln
Baerem s:a7 bod rano. ienz spa
It'll, ze iednoho okna pfizemi
budovy. cclfci ma Z. nj. vYchazi
kouf. Ma dane znarneni dostayili
q k mistu hncd hasici, ktefi patra-
jicc pc vzniku ohn6 shledali. ze cell
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-06-21

v nedeli odpoIedne, dne a.. eervna 1906,

Seanger Parku, roh Montreal zapad 7. u ST. Paul
padu nepfiznveho pocas sin {. 8. p. g. St. Paul.
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-06-21

hrozenim zivota. Celkem 81 hash
ca bylo b6hem ohne budto horkern
ineb koufem pfemozeno a musilo
Ibyti ambulancnfch vozech q mista
iodvezenos Mnoho hasici bylo tez
padajicim sklem a iinak pofezano
| neb poran6no. Poranenym dostalo
Ice prvnf pomoci osetfeni V Mansur
llekarne, ktera k tomu uteli byla
zvlasf prop1idena nekolik lekafd
Tx sluzbam ustanoveno. Mezi pora-
nenymi naleza Sc tez mas kraian p.
Mojha, jenz zasazen bvl padaiicim
Isklem dosti vazna pofezan. Pan
Moiha naleza Sc nemocnici sv. Jo-
sefa Jak ohen povstal nikdo >nevi.
Minula ned6le byla osudna ia
iofinee nasiiediikenl Gceiiiozz oibyyatteiiSttvti
ldoiista dlouho utkvi pameti. Ja-
lkoby k dovrsenf rozruchu spfisobc-
lneho velkym ohnem V Ryan budo-
I've, vypukl kolcm 5. hodiny odpofed-
ne ohen dis. 1922 Smith ave-, phi
IGemz bezmala shofely diva domy.
lOhn6m zachvacen byl tez vedlejsi
Idam p. Franka Novaka, jenz po6i-
lta 81 skody ma $3.50. jest to jiz po
ltfeti, co pan Novak mel ohnem
nesnaze. Skoro roucasne ma to spo-
Izorovan byl noGnfm hlidacem, jenz
Inastnpuje V 6 hodin veeer kouf Y
iiednom snist4 nevem statnim ka-
lpitole Zavolani basiti shledali, Re
lohen vypuki mistnosti statni ili-
Istoricke spoletnosti, kde nejspiFe po-
lvstal nasledkem skffzeni Sc elektri-
lcl<ych drati. Bahem ohne shofelo
Inekolik zde ulozenych tiskopisi.
! Stavebnf dfivf vseho iruhu,
Idvefe, okna, chilly vibec vse, co
do oboru toho nalezi. Pfijdte a
pfcsvedcte sc, nez koupite jinde.
ISt Paul Wrecking & Lumber Co.
HI. df. 507t Wabasha ul. 730 w.
18th ST., st. Paul, Mimi. Albert
Zachar, fiiditel. 7-tf.
4 Minuly Gtvrtek vecer odbTva-
la Sc Peoples Church graduace
zaka Central vyssi skoly Kdyz jH
vsicbni Sc dostavili slavnost m6la
zapociti shasta pojednou vscchna
elektricka syetla kostele nastala
cira tina. Teprve as za hodinu by
la syetla op6t uyedena pofadek d
pokracovano dale yynechanim pou-
lie n6kolika eisel. PoGet graduantd
byl ia a mezi tami tez 81. Paulina
/ Zalesky.
r Vice jak sto kandidatn hlast
sc misto mestskeho skoldozorce
iez bude uprazdn6no odstoupenin
posavadniho superintendent. Ne
| kteff uchazecd pozivaii dobrt po
! ydsti kruzich ucitelskych a yycho
yatelskych doufame, ze skolni ra
da vybere toho praveho.
: JN pfisti nedtli odbsva spo1el
! Slovan, tislo 3, cSDPJ., slavnos
! patnactileteho zalozerf, spojenou
! Iodhalenim praporu. Pofadaiici W
Dor tini sc sec SLY ieho staci, alb,
! |slavnost dopadla V kazd6m ohledl
! tlastojn6 a zdafile da Sc oGekaaya
! Iii, he 1castenstvi pfi teto osIave bu
} de yelke.
di 'fi'imto se uyadff znamost &C
! Isk9m rodicdm, ze vybor ceske syoh
/ lskolv sc usnesl, ze behem leta ne
4 bude sc yyucovati al opet ma pod
+ zim.
4 aw Hleda SO maly hoch, ktery b
4 po Gas prazdnin vypomahal oh
4 chodG. Pfihlasky bud'tez tineny
T ~. +. Ptacka, 800 Jackson st., 81
Z Paul.
z 4 q. RI. Anderson Sc Stillwate
7 byl nalezen nedeli noci lezit
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11
TROOPS RE TURNING
FROM ISLANDS.

The Sixth Infantry is on board the
transport Thomas, due to arrive this
morning from the Philippines
The regiment, which is in command
of Colonel Joseph w. Duncan, will
start Immediately after arrival here
for the different posts to which it has
been assigned.
The transport will go to the Folsom
street dock as soon as she has passed
quarantine. Tugs and launches will be
brought alongside and the troops will
be carried to Oakland mole. where the
special trains will be waiting TO con-
vey them east. The headquarters and
First Battalion will go to Fort William
II. Harrison, Montana; the Second Bat
talon to Fort Lincoln, North Dakota,
and the Third Battalion to Fort Mis-
soula, Montana. Among the officers of
the Sixth Infantry is Captain Jacques
de j.. Lafitte. who has been in the
transport service for several years, and
was here on sick leave for twelve
months, during which time he made
many friends in this city.
Colonel John L. Glenn, quartermas-
ter's department. returned from Den
yer yesterday. where he had been in
consultation with General c. F. HIM
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

Range, the Copper Greenwater, the
Furnace Valley Copper, the Greenwater
Calumet Copper, the Greenwater Death
Valley Extension. the Greenwater Cop
per. the South Furnace Creek Copper,
the Bonita Copper the Greenwater
Saratoga and the Keyes mining COM
paries. Some of the companies have
been capitalized at large figures The
capital stock of the South Furnace
Creek Copper Company is S1.250,O00; of
the Greenwater Copper, s1,250,000: of
the Greenwater Death Valley or United
Greenwater, $3,000,000. Among the op-
orators at Greenwater the names of c.
NJ. Schwab, Don ellis, Arthur Kunze.
John Salisbury, Malcolm Mcdonald Tom
Oddie, Ross Clark, John A. Kirby. Hen
ry Brown. Harry Ramsay, o. B. Glover
Cox Stewart, L. r. Myers and Louis
Parkhurst figure.
The Goldfield Review reports that a
deal for the sale of the Stray Dog.
Jumping Jack and Indian Camp mines
at Manhattan New. has been aban-
doned owing to a disa greement about
the price.
Although leasers and individual
owners are still in search of and find
ing ore of bonanza grade" so reports
the Manhattan News, "the big COM
panies are evidencing by their mode
of work that they have concluded that
Manhattan is destined TO become huge
low grade proposition. The future of
Manhattan is absolutely assured"
The Goldfeld Tribune figures out
that the October profits on eighteen
active stocks owned and controlled in
Goldfeld amounted to s21,5s3,7 75O.''
The first discovery of gold in the
Fairbanks region in Alaska was made
in 1902 Since then the gold output has
amounted to more than s6,000,0 900 The
producing creeks are the Cleary, Fair
banks, Pedro. Esther, Dome and Vault.
The Fairbanks district resembles the
Klondike in mining methods. Bedrock
lies at a depth of rs to 100 feet. Gold
is found on the bedrock Little values
are distributed above the bedrock as a
rule. Drifting is a popular method of
mining. A strike has been made on
Vault Creek, which is reported to be
of much Importance.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

army service
Major John B. Bellinger. in charge of
the transport service here, reports
that the transport sheridan made a
second start from Honolulu at o'clock
Friday afternoon for this port. She is
in tow of the transport Buford and the
tug Slocum. Her first venture proved
a failure, as something went wrong
with the windlass. and she was obliged
to put back to Honolulu.
Mrs. Hazard, wife of Lieutenant o.
P. M. Hazard, who has been in the
General Hospital at the Presidio for
the last month suffering from the eff
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11
YOUNG HUNTER FATALLY
WOUNDED BY A COMPANION
While Working His Way Through
Some Brush He Is Mistaken for
Deer and Shot.

LEWISTON. Mont. Nov 1o.-S E.
Miller. well-known young rancher
of Beaver Creek, few miles from
here. was shot and, 1t is believed. NOR
tally wounded by a neighbor. August
Meir, while they were out hunting on
Rock Creek today. Meir saw his COM
distance away and mistook him for a
deer. Miller was married but a short
time ago.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11
SALVATION OFFICER VISITS.

is to be favored with visit from its.
highest ranking officer in the Western
territory, Commissioner George A. Kill
bey, who. in addition to holding public
meetings, will hold officers special
councils with the officers of Northern
California
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

PALMANTEER IS ADMINISTRATOR.
OAKLAND, Nov. 10.-w. G. Palman-
teer, vice president of the Central Bank.
was today appointed by Judge Melvin
administrator of the estate of the late
Joseph Boardman. millionaire octo-
genarian, whose child wife, Blanche L.
Boardman, was appointed special ad-
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

ministrator soon after his death The
appointment of Palmanteer was agreed
upon before the application was fled
and no claim was made in the petit
ton that the four Wills that Board
man drew within the last three years
were legal. The estate is valued at
$1.030.O00 and will go to the young
girl, who married the aged capitalist,
and their child.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11
New Mining Fields In California
Still Attracting Attention.
SeOeraZ Discoveries Are Reported

New mining fields still opening California and the land
tributary California The value of these properties cannot be
eermned first glance Next the gold discoveries those where
opper the mineral located OF leading Importance
regions attracting the
rospectors
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

fects of an operation for appendicitis
has SO far recovered that she was re-
moved to her quarters in Tennessee
Hollow yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

Charles Hercules Read. keeper of an
tiqufties of the British Museum and
successor OF the late Sir Wollaston
Franks. has sailed from Queenstown
for America.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11
PALMANTEER Is ADMINISTRATIONS

The old Hammam Baths of Grant avenue now
open. s15 and SIT Eddy street
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11
Eree EmhroiderY Lessons

BY one Of the best teachers of en-
broidery in the city. A grand chance
for ladies and children to learn fine
embroidery work free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11
Sheets and Cases

Bed Sheefs--50 doz. on special sale:
extra heavy: dry ironed, hand torn:
72X90 inches; the 75c grade. This
week, each 63c
Pillow Cases-50 doz.. to match the
sheets: 45x36 inches: the popular
15c grade. Special this week,
each .....-.-..... ......-... IL 1zc
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

Fancy Goods are a speciality with us.
Fancy Linens.
Art Squares.
Scarfs,
Pillow Tops.
Piano Covers.
We also carry Black Surah Silk for
business in this department.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-24

Standing alongside the railroad
tracks near Hackensack, N. j.. is
row of -four little workingmen's cot.
tages that hear the cryptic title in
that countr! side of The Mastodon
Houses The reason for the title is
based on the fact that when the Gel.
lars for these cottages were being dug
in the soft black loan the workmen
came across a bone of such an un.
usual size and appearance that the
fame of the find" soon spread
through the neighborhood, attracting
the attention of all of the amateur
naturaiiR.s.
One of L wrote to the State
Geologist at Trenton giving him
complete an1 accurate description of
the bone an requesting the official
TO take some steps toward securing
the relic for the State Museum. But
the geologist replied that he had no
money for spGh "A purpose, and as the
builder and the naturalists could come
to no agreement over the possession
Of the thing the builder took it upon
himself to decide the fate of the bone
by sticking it back in the earth again,
where, so far as anyone knows. 1t
still remains. It's monument consists
Of the shabby little houses with the
title that oveFbalances their size and
appearance materially.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-24
Want Column

LOGAN LUMBER YARD, Elmer
Johnson, 49,, West 9TH South. Bell
Phone l44Z VIC
Horses and cattle wanted for fall
pasturage. Apply to G. Balling, 3l6
South Main. VIC
DON'T YOU DO IT, Buy land or
city property unit! you see the bar
gains | have to dispose Off. James
Milligan, Smithheld, Utah
Lost--A dark bay mare about IA
years old branded OP on left thigh;
and yearling horse colt, no Lrands
dark gray with white strip in face.
Charles Drury Hyde Park We
First class sand delivered to any
part OF town. w. r. Brown, Ind
Phone 22i. We
Second hand furniture wanted AT
the Logan second hand store. we
HEATERS at the Logan scCOud
hand store from 81 so to so 90 Any
body can be suited. VIC
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-24
WOES OF YOUTHFUL PRINCE.
Condign Punishment That Followed
Loss Of Temper.

What ineXhaustible treasures of his.
tory, political. administrative. and So
cial, are contained in those acres upon
acres of parchment called the French
Archives! Nj. Jules Lemaitre has
lately unearthed the diary OF that
promising heir of Louis XIV. who died
of smallpox in the flower of his youth
Here Is an extract: September, 1893
"A few days ago Monsieur rAbbe
CHS tutor, Fenelon) laughed at me be-
cause ] Numbered in recii!ag my Vir.
gil. ! said to him. Monsieur. correct
me, II you please; but DO not make
merry at my expense. There are Ger.
tain persons who are not to be
laughed at He continued to tease
me. whereupon | lost my temper and
threw my copy of Virgil in his face
My governor, NJ. de Beauyilliers, was
told of this, and | got for ii whipping
at his hands" Further on the boy
adds, But NJ. rAbbe Is so fond of me
that henceforth ! am determined to
please him to the utmost" The i'll
fated lad was just IL years old.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-24
Harris Music Co.
Cache People in
Salt Lake City

Will find hrst-class lodging
apartments at 263 South Main,
east of the Palace hotel. The
house is conducted by Mrs.
Abigail VanNoy, formerly of
Richmond, who will be glad
to meet her old acquaintance
of the north.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-24

une son was Torn 10 MIS-, j. N.
Matteson, of the Seventh ward, on
Wednesday last.
Utah Dental Co. for low
prices IL years guarantee.
William Larsen, one Of David
Eccles's employees at Baker City, came
to Richmond on Thursday to remain
for a few days.
Newbold is giving some great bar.
gains in suits, overcoats, underwear etc.
Mrs. w. Il. Dewett and daughter
started for Red Cloud, Nebraska,
Thursday morning, and will be gone
about thirty days.
III. J.Hansen, Westleld, city scaven-
ger, and back yard work.
On Thursday Officer King arrested
one Walker for drunkenness, using abu-
sive language and resisting an officer,
The gentleman was jagged.
For fine up-tO-date La
dies Coats go to EIiasOn
Sisters.
Fonnd-W Wednesday morning in
front Of StudebakeT's, a bunch OF keys.
Owner can have same by calling at
the Studebaker establishment.
G. w. LindQuist, Cache county'S
leading undertaken and embalmer.
Both phones.
Alma Theurer went to Garland yes
terday to dispose Of his wheat crop
from the Blue creek farm. Good wheat
is selling there for so cents per bushel.
Headquarters for best kinds Of rub
Der goods, at Andreas Pcterson's.
Samuel Baker, formerly of Mendon,
came from Cardston, Alberta, on
Thursday TO attend the funeral Of his
aged mother, who died of general de.
bility recently.
Ladies' sample Coats at cost.
Big bargains in boys and mems
clothing at John II. AnderSOn'S.
Nephi Nessen was over from New
ton Thursday. He says it has been a:
cold in that vicinity, as elsewhere. Al
Charleston Tuesday night it was de
grees below zero.
Wanted-A girl TO do general house
work. Inquire, Mrs. w. Il. Davis, 7,
West Center.
Mrs. Fred Appleman, wife Of tn
proprietor of the Logan junk estab
lishment, gave birth to pair of twill
girls on the 18th. Mother and childrel
progressing nicely,
Good wages paid for loggers. Appl
to Smart Land q Live Stock company
l29l West First North.
A. L. Farrell basso, Mrs. Netti
Sloan soprano, Miss Phyllis Thatche
vioinist, Mrs A. l.. Farrell reader, a
the tabernacle Monday evening, ST.
sharp; auspices Of the choir
Hogs butchered in first class style
James p. Hansen, Crockett avenue
Ind. Phone lG6. VIC
Heber X. Hansen, Of the Seventh
ward, returned from Goldtield, Neva
da, on Thursday. He says that con
siderable typhoid and pneumonia
prevailing in that locality.
Don't be humbugged by ineffectiv
devices for digging beets. Buy a
Avery beet pillow and save time.
william Bowen's dray came uncou
pied Thursday morning as the team
was hauling trunks. A runaway OF
CURED in which the wagon and har
ness were somewhat demolished.
Taken as directed, it becomes tn
greatest curative agent for the relic
OF suffering humanity ever devised
Such is HOLSTERS Rocky Mountai
Tea. 50 cents, Tea or Tablets. Cy /
Napier.
After an absence of month, Mr.:
Petrina Hansen Of the seventh ware
returned from Butte on Thursda!
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-24
City and County

Bargains in china at the Cache Val
ley Tea Company
S. A. Langton returned from a bust.
ness trip to Downey on Thursday.
Best place for fleece lined shoes and
slippers, at Andreas Peterson's.
Bishop Robert Price, OF Paris, came
TO Logan Thursday.
Wheat, suitable for chopping, taken
on subscription account at this Office 4
Superintendent McCarrey visited
the Mendon schools on Thursday.
Rooms to rent, also 6.roomed house.
Apply POI N. First East street, Logan.
Lyman Il. Martineau is in Star val.
ley looking after his cattle interests.
We sell the Earth and Loan money
on 1t. ii. A. Petersen & Co.
ID. G. Calder, OF Salt Lake city, pas
sed through Logan Thursday enroute
for Lewiston.
Bargains in dishes at the Cache Val
ley Tea Company.
A line son was born TO Mrs }. +.
Matteson, of the Seventh ward, on
Wednesday last.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

BOY MISSING-A party of youLg
men from RocKvale went to Beaver
creek Saturday evening to fish. among
them being Tom McNulty. aged lG
years but small for his age. When
the party started home Sunday even
ing Young MoNulty forgot his fish.
ing pole and returned to get the same
expecting to ovsrtake the party before
reaching Rookvsle. As he did not
put In An appearance last night q
party was made up early this morn.
ing and went to search for him
fearing that he might have been
drowned. Up to noon no tidinRs had
been had Of either the boy or the
seArohers.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

"SCENIO LIMIrED"-The new
train put on yesterday by the d. and
r. u. running between Denver and
Ogden passed through Florence right
on time. It is a solid vestibuled train
consisting of buffet-library car.
double drawing sleeping cars. electric
lighted throughout and luxurious In
every appointment. 1t makes but
five stops between Denver and Grsnd
junction and does not stop between n
the latter place and Salt Lake ex-
cept to change engines and take
water. Only first class railroad and
Pullman tickets are hoaored on the
Scenic Limited. Major Hooper and
. number of newspaper men were
atosrd the train when 1t passed
through here yesterday. 1t does not
stop In Florence.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04
SENATOR GORMAN
DIES SUDDENLY
Attack of Heart Trouble
Cause of His Death.
The Man Who Severely Repri'
manded President Cleveland
During His Last Term
at White House.

Washington. June ARTHUR p.
Go-msn. United States senator from
Maryland. died suddenly at this resi-
denoe In this city at 8. 80 O'Clock this
morning. Heart trouble WAS the cause
Of his sudden demise
During President Cleveland's last
adm miDistrstion Senator German sever.
ely arrAisned the president. To this
opposition is attributed the defeat OF
Senator German few years later.
As soon AZ tho democrats regained
control In Maryland Mr.. German war
Immediately sent back to the United
States senate. The funeral arrange
ments will be announced later In the
evening or tomorrow.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04
SENATOR BURTON'S
PLACE IS VACANT
After a Conference With Close
Friends He Resigns.
His Resignation Placed in the
Hands of Governor Hoch
Shortly Before Noon
Today.

Topeka. Ka,s.. June 4-United
States Senator Ralph Burton of Abi.
leue. after conference here this
morning with q number OF close
friends. placed his resignation In the
hands of Governor Hooh shortly
before noon Senator Burton made
the statement q short time ago that
he would never resign. but on The
pressure of his friends he has been
compelled to reoede from that stand.
Hooh will fill the vacancy by sp-
pointment.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04
Believed to be a Hoax.

Los Angeles. June A. A special
from Douglas. Ariz.. reports the exc
cution Of eight of the leaders. in the
Cananea riot, yesterday, by Col
Kosterlitsky. The rioters were lined
up in front of stone wall few
blocks from town and at the order OF
the colonel volley was poured into
the bodies of the leaders.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04
BLINDNESS RETURNS = MI

BLINDNESS RETURNS - Miss
Maude Jenkins. niece Of W II.
Smith of South Canon. who WAS
stricken with blindness by fash Of
lightning q year ago. has became to.
tally blind again without any Appsr.
ent cause except n nervous attack.
Miss jenkins. with . party Of friends.
was picnickipg at the ranch. and
while temporarily outside the house q
bolt Of lightning flashed In front Of
the young lady At that time she was
stricken with blindness. and her sight
did not return to her for several
weeks.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

come.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

SPECIAL MEETI. j. G. All Wood
men are requested to meet at the
hall at s O'Clock tonight to arrange
Tor the funeral of Ne!ghbor Bowman.
By order OF Consul Com ander.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

THE BANKRUPT SALE-Now on
at Gibbs Jewelry Co. certainly ought
TO sell the goods. Prices are below
any thing ever attempted here before.
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The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

OFFICIAL VISIT-All mem bers Of
Florence Chapter No 20. o. T.. 8.
are req uested to attend special
meeting Tuesday evening. June 9th.
All officers are expected to be In their
places. The grand officers will make
their official visit visitors are vel.
come.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

ATTENTION - Salome Rebeksb
lodge No. 90. l. o o. f ALI mem.
bers are requested to meet in their
hall Tuesday. June at l2 80 noon
to attend the funeral of our late
brother, II. II. Bowman.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

Douglas. Ariz June "A tele.
phone message received from the office
Of Colonel Greene IN Cananes says
that there Is no truth in the reported
execution of the ring leaders of the
riot
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

BUY YOUR WIFE THAT WATCH
NOW-The stock Of the Gibbs Jewel.
~ Co. is being sold At Bankrupt sale.
81 81
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04

Don't forget the Japanese Tel
Tuesday night in the Florence Stat,
Bank building.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-04
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