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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21
Social Session to Be Held
Next Thursday to Con-
slider the Case

The featured act on at the regular
session of the city council Thursday
night was the reading of petitions ask
ing that the pool and billiard room Ii
cense granted Enos & Spawr be re-
yoked, some 200 citizens of the city
signing a request to that effect, basing
the petition upon the allegation that
the place was not conducted according
to the laws under which the license
was issued, minors being allowed in
the establishment and the house being
conducted in an otherwise disorderly
manner.
These petitions, with accomp anying
afidavits setting forth that certain
Students under the age of 18 years
had frequentcd the place, were filed
with the mayor Tuesday, and he i'm
mediately cited Messrs. Enos and
Spawr, the proprietors, to appear be-
fore the city council Thursday night
and show cause, if any, why their IL
cense should not be revoked.
The firm was represented by Mr..
Enos, who stated that his partner be-
ing out of the city, he wished a con-
tinuance of the hearing for a month.
Both the city attorney representing the
city, and attorney Mathews, repre-
senting the petitioners, argued that
month was an unduly long time for the
continuance, and motion setting the
hearing for next Thursday, at special
session of the council, was finally
adopted.
The session was an extended one, a
large amount of important business be-
ing before the council and the council
chamber was filled with interested
citizens. The first order of business
was the reading of the minutes of the
previous session, but they were not
approved as the clerk had overlooked
the recording of the action of the
council in the resolution introduced at
the previous meeting demanding the
resignation of the city attorney.
Bills as follows against the city
were read and ordered paid:
P. G. Bickford, fuel, $133. 10.
W. A. Slate, labor, $500.
A. D. Keser, labor, $1.15.
F. Burnett, draying, $3.50.
G. w. Ewing, draying, $1.00.
Central Electric Co., supplies,
slS.5S.
General Electric Co., supplies,
$3.50.
]. S. Clark, freight, $1.2O.
The bill of G. W. Ewing for SIS for
hauling hose cart to the Waters fire
was not allowed on the ground that his
team was not first to the fire station,
and that the company did not wish the
team to haul the cart the short dis
lance.
The request of property owners on
high street that strip 18 feet wide
on the west side of said street be va
Gated was granted, the property own
ers to bear all expense of said vaca-
uon. The strip to be vacated extends
from the block the Flatiron building
Is on south two blocks.
ordinances providing for the paint
ing OF telephone and light poles on
man and Grand streets and for the IL
censlng of billiard and pool tables were
read and laid over. The ordinance on
the last named subject created consid-
eiaole discussion, amendments being
offered allowing minors to play when
Tue consent of one parent was obtained,
ana 70 provide for the registration of
O0ys playing in the place. No action
was taken on these amendments.
Inc ordinance amending the liquor
~ulhance was also laid on the table
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21

A nice double seated carriage and
double harness for sale cheap. Good
as new. Must sell at once. Enquire
at E. w. Gragg's residence near COL
lege. 3Ot4
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21

Wednesday morning the family
of L. c. Staley was gladdened by the
arrival of baby boy.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-21

The annual dinner commemorating
the founding of the church was given
Tuesday night by the members of the
United Presbyterian church. DR.
Hays presided over the gathering
During and after the dinner music
was furnished by members of the col
lege orchestra. Miss McCann gave
some we'll rendered readings and Mrs.
Porter sang in very pleasing man
ner.
Baker sells the STUDERAKER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
Stnrbrn Den TlnmulcntuO.

& mira Wiib, -. lSebrunr.
}uci Dem Aomcu noh nibt bcfonntc
2Irbcitrr tamcn NcItcru bel cincul
@rouOc ilt YScbb 4 &iObcd'2 MirtG
icbait um'p &cbrn. Sic blicicn inn
obcrcu Stod mo mw0cn oub 0clucdt
unO ans 0cnr 9ctt NcjoNcn, leQtcn lid)
obcr luir0cr uic0rr. obuc Der Wciobr
jll 0htcn mo lhlicirn obcrnaIo cin
lpd6rcnO ibrc Better in nnOcrn lbci.
len Oc0 Nolic9 Oic &cutc lpcdtclt
G q tim II, Ga, -. Tebruor. --
Scbtc 9tntbt Acrictb bo9 biciigc Sc.
idnguiB in 9rono mo Orci ,IniaiIcn,
9. g. Cooper, Gilbert Willlio mo :.
y. Nort idnlntlih @ciBc nno 6omi.
lienpdtcr, fnncn 0nbei lm'@ Sebcn.
Ofon Ucrlmltbet 0oB ciucr Der Snioi.
len Gin brcuncnoca Strcid)6pl} olri'9
NCtt ialleu lief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
@ninfntaitrppbc in Chicago.

GbicuNo, II. Ncbrltur.-0 0urd)
cinen ipGt Geltern 9lbeno crioIgtet
3uiaInlncnitob 5niiGen cinem G6en.
tcrjilg Scr .EcnnUlpnnio- -9abn" uno
cinen iibcriilltcn StroBcnbobnluoG'
Non on Der t0G. StroBC in Siio-G6i-
coao rurOcn 5mci Mcnihcn gct0btct,
nGmIih Gran @iQiom Bacon lmo Die
5lpolfjGbrigc 0iinrtic &orilIcl, 9eiOe
pon bier. 3iu0If onocrc Ycrioncn cr.
lIttcn @crIcBnn1cll. Ger 3uN mor
I'M 1874 BON bier mad Gbicogo,
Silo, abgt1angcl, m0 icinc Sofo.
notinc, lo!uic scr critic gSnggon cnt.
gleiltcn in sSolQc bcs 3lIionlmeu.
ltobes. Gic @ctobteten, loipie Die
meiltcn Der @erlebten morcn Ealio-
9ierc oeS StrabeubobmpaggonS, mel
der olr6 ben 9lnpraa ser 9ofomotipe
vt total bcmoIirt iuuroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
GrfolorridJc ]Srubciobrt.

9iodlouO, Wic. ~. Gebruor.
@ci iciucr Qcitcm &oruittn1 itnttQc.
bnbtcn Frobciobrt, mclDc bdlpti1d
Iid) Den ,}med bate, Die HciihngS.
iGbi1teit ieiner Sdroubcn 5u jeigcu,
bat Der ncuc EnlBcrfrcujcr .Gcnnci
ice" cine @ci6minoi0fcit Don 22.3G
&uotcH pro Shn0c crrciht, mGbrcn0
Der Gontruft mir cine Iolhc por -
anotcn ucrlan1t. Ole Shroubcn
mubtclr 81 0iciem 3mcd in Der Wii
mite 1868 llmoreblugcn lno6cn.
Nci Den bcItigcn Fro6cfabrtcn lultrs
0en Die Shruubcn pier Sttuocu bin
0urh onDebalten, l27 llmOrcblmAen
pro Wtnlte III MAIDEN. Ter Nrcn5cr
lit ulli Der @erftc pou lSm. Gromp &
Sobn in EbiloOeIpbiu gcboltt porocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13

QIoubt bier Oub aoiicr Nilbclm III
DER GilliCbt QcIauQt lit. 0ab feline
Noiimma orf INuooiiirunN ser Ior
0errnAcu 0cIttibiouO4 Scitcno Der
W}1cbtc criitirt, luO OoB CT Oobcr cine
rtultntloic 9UuiI6NmU ser Gonicrcu,
luinIdt NjroHbritouicu bcbollptct
itiuc iriibcrc StcamA IS mt9r
ItiIBt ,5ronfrcid'3 GorOcrlmQ bc}iiA
lid Scr FoI3ci GontroIc uno iicbt
tcincn @rAn0 iiir cincu GompromiB
IN Nlclcr ,SroQC @Icibt Die Gonfcrcnl
rcilltotlo3, 10 miro Troutrcid) lciuc
FoIitit Netrcll@ 9Ill9ilbun9 Der Foli
3ciQcluoIt un Scr @rCu5C Wioroffo'3
beibcbotcn, lnO loQten crnlte llnru.
ben oti 0cn Scbiclc 0r9 SlutunS
ou0brChCn 10 miro Trontreid) oir
lclben lntcr0rildCM u0hocn c9 Oie
W}1chtc bCn0cbrittiNt bat, 0ab Is Ole
! ,Sort0mlCr Der 0ru Srie0cn lcinCr Mu
lontCn hc0rnhcn0cu MirrCn uibt &c.
'tottrn tonn. 0eutldluu0 miro ol@s
Damn ill Der HN0r iCin, Cnhuc0cr 0u5
Ncdt ,Srultrcicb'a }ur 9hlaiiblnN pot
EolijcNcpolt IN Niorotto cin5ltrGll
nclL o0er obcr cin llltinlntlmt III CT,
luiicn lucIdbc3 TronfrCicb Ncacu Gin.
llilNln1 IN Die Niloircn Wioroffo'@
luurnt.
&crbIiiiiunQ& [ottif Scr
irdn50iIihcn FrtiiG
NCrlin f.. Gebr. - HtNl be.
ncrtcnHlucrtb limo Oic ucucitcn 9lun
loiilnNcn Der oiiBi0icn Brciic iibcr
0d3 NCrhdltniB NuiihCu GtutidIono
Iln0 GrunfrciCb bci OCn &crbonoIul-
gen SIR HGilmN Ger Niorotto Nro0G
@tod 0icicu HIll2iiIbrlr10cn iino Oic
mirtIidcn @inOcrniiic, mclhc lih Il.
nCm 5urric0cnltcllcn0cn 2ua0ong Scr
il 9II0ccirn5 tu0cn0cn Gpnicrcn5 cni,
GcQcu itcllCn 0urdjou9 niht llmlbcr.
uinolihcr 9totlw. Nnl (ScQcntbcil,
INSTRUMENTATION ucr0cn oIa gcrilg
bc5cidbnct imO Oic Scbul0 on ocnr
Stodcn Der &crbonOllllgcn miro Scr
lnocri6bnlicbcn SoItlnN Ger iruns
36lldrn Frclic bciNcmciicn.
Gic ,9tor00CttihC 2lQNcnl 3Ci
tnN", oo9 oiiiji0ic Nhmoitiid Scr
NcNicrnnh Id)rcibt;
Ser Ginorrd scr 1crinaen {Jhlpie,
rigfcitrn IN ser Niorofto Goiicrcnj
miro onrcb Die Nerci5tcn Gr0rtcrunacn
in Der fron50iiihrn Nreiic nerihGrit.
Gicic Gr6rtcrllnQcn iinO nitt gcciH
net 5lr 66rocrlma elmer &eritGnoi.
NlnA. &br 3iel Ourcb cine &crbliiia
llnNstottif oui Gcutihlnno Ginould
MAIDEN ju uollcM i'll poaitGnoig Der.
lthlt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13

Eortlon0, Ore, -. 6cbruor.
- WtinocItcnS pier Menihenlebcn
0inNcn Onrh einen grobcn @rouo per
Iorcn lpcldcr 6Gltc friib in Ocm bic
ligcn @ci6aitSbiltrift am oitli6en
@noc ser iiber bcn @ilncttc 1SluB
IilhrcnScn MiprriStolpRitroBcu eriidc
ouSbrod).
Gic GoOtcn iinO: 9Iotbonirl Y.
?)oung, elm gSGhtcr; cit &nubc, 9tn.
mems GOoic 0oilcD; 3pci rmbcto1ntc
Ncrioncn.
3cbn o0cr mrbr Ycricncn mltroen
bcocnflid) perfect lmo mcr0cn in BE-
nnd)6nrtcn 6Glicrn ooer Noipit1lcrn
bebanoelt. 9hlBcr0cm ioaen mebrcrc
ETIoncn pcrnliBt iein. 0oS ,Sclcr
brad im jNiount 5000 Saloon" ans
lmO 5crlt0rtc 0o9 @cbGll0c, 0cilcn
obcrc N0rmc iiir Shlnin1itc cingc-
rid)tct uorcn. Dir mciitcn ser llln-
Ncfornncncn ionocn in Oicicm Sonuic
loren IoO - EIcroc, Giacntbltm
Scr yGnIt Sioc GrunSicr 60" mir
NPn 81 SuOc pcrbronnt, lmo NGhtcr
0oun0 fom bel cincm hcroiicbcn Scr
lllde NM bic Ficr0e SIT rettcn. Gr
bcNnb lid ncbrcrc Molr in ocn brcll-
ncIr0cn Stoll, mo ldlieBlid) ldnitten
linn Oic GI0nlnlcu Den Hiitlue0 ub.
Mus cincm 6enltcr inl obcrcn Stod-
mcrf blideub, minftc cr nit orn S1n-
Den ben llntcn Gcrianmcltcn Cincn
Abldle0s0rlllj III ln0 rici: .2cbt
nobI SlnNcns, idl tomnC nidt ncbr
5lriid!" Gam innf er riidmdrta III
Die Glnnmen Ger pctlniirc Sha.
Ocr bctrGot chua $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
@criibmtc 9sianiItin OcrIdnunnoen.

Is bicugo, ~. tScbrllar. -- Sralt
Sonnie Bloomfield. 3eiSler. sic be.
riibmtc EioniItiu, lit ieit belte iriib
nuS ibrcr biciiRcn Wobniua Der.
idplmocn. mo ibr @attc bat sic 80.
li5ci nlliaeior0ert roh ibr 81 iild,en.
Sic mar icit cinigcr Belt NIT Sdpuer.
mrtb bcboitct, rno ibrc 6omilie
iiird;ct, Oob ibr Gin llngIiid 5nac.
ito6cn lit. I5rm 3ciSlcr lit aus Sd)le-
lien 0cbilrtiI ln6 fam I'M 9llter BON
5luei So6rcn uoh sen Ger. Staaten.
GSbr @attc i'll cin rcidler lno olQe.
lcbcncr 9InpaIt.
(Spdtcr) eSrau 3eiSIcr fcbrtt
lpGt 9tad)nlittoAa, nndbcm man ocn
Nanjen Iug ilbcr ucrgebIih uo6 ibr
dellht bottc, tptul erld0pit nod
Nollic }llrild. Sic lueigcrt lid, nit.
}utbcilclL 100 lie mar mo mnrlm lie
ldb entierntc. Sic botte lcBtbin
Shuieri1teitcn nit ibren gugen lno
mani gloubt. OoB ,Slndt Dor Grblin.
Dung ibren @ciit llnuahtet bot. Sic
lou icbt iobolo olS nlogIidb in ciu
Sauituriml acbrud)t luer0cil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
g'rDau Der Giinocnbud.

Spofanc, Nai6, -. Gcbr. -
@ie SoIpucl @la9goW. Der Hctrieb0-
letter ciner bieiigen inouitricuen Sc.
ieIlld)oit mittbcilt iin0 ibm bon Nnl.
@urtt, Oenl Gertretcr Der WcieIihait
in China, 3eitltngcn mo Nricic }llgc'
lteIlt moroen, morin cS hcibt, Die Gbi.
neien legten lid cine 9icOc, meldc
@iIIinm :. grpon bel ciucm 0incr
0eboItcn bat, lpeld)ca INN 81 Gbren
pon dineiiIden &ali,cltcn gcgebcl
mlIroe, 10 duS, OoB oic djinciiden
N8itotoren lie pnr lSIcOcrbclcbltnG Ser
9Intipatbie 9egcn oncrltnniid)e Nna-
ren 6emlgcn fonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13

Grtdltnna In einem 5age 5u heilen.
Tebnle 9aTdtOe SrUmo GuiHtne IubIeis stpos
theIer geben Selo 8uriid. penn ieine Seilntg.
e. u. @rppele llrteribrlft al ShableIR, 25e
(Nob2 iSi. ca ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
Nlanu1cnluilthcm.

&icr o0cr lncbr Wcnlhcn bci cinem
@ron0c III Tortlono, Gre, um'S
Scbcn gcfomlncr Scl0cnto0
CiucS @ihtcr2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
Ga0waD's
GeabD
Nelief.
Oibt anarablidIide 9inoernua.

Oibt an9cablifli6e ginaerMua.
@iiie ben @losonsips urS aiheticuiil6e ,per.
ben barlnos oenlabt our1 gtnperoung bon
9iuownD'5 9tedou JieIief IS neutrnIlIirt fotprt
cas- Gift unb perbinbert iociiercs iinbebaOen
6ilr inncrlidlcu ioiuoBl, ais Gafcr.
IidDcn WcbrnudD.
Gin bnlber his 5u cincm gbeeIJlfeI bon Ren.
on atellci IN cuenl DnIbeH @Ids lSalier, iueoer.
boicuo 10 oft uiS bic Gnileeruiaell iluttlnlbell
mn Elm Slid Suncu. nit Nenbp MfleI be.
ltntblet, ilber Den Wla9en nno @inaelueioe 1es
leat miro inoriiGe Slnocrlng lno cine blISige
SctluN c8irlcu.
Sru,rIit5 Elm buGbcr bis iu eiucm 3bee.
liiicl bod ia cucu bnlhen CSlGfe boil gSdiier
mto IL mclliGcn Nnuicn hrircn: Nrdmpie.
CpIIrrittjc Nuiduc lauren Wngeu. HaIenbns
!cil Grbrco1cu NcriIbpdhc. Nero6iitdt. Sdufs
luiiGfc, aopiiucb, Ndbunaen MO nIIe inneri,
hcn ChmerlcU
Miniarid IN lrucn Ueridleheucn Surmeu arbcilt
uno urrbttet.
IS GIcbi feiuc Gnhcre ReoiAir In Der gSeIt,
Ole Sicber Il5 .HNne' uno G@e anoeren inn'
lNriihtlt tilipfen una nnoere Siebcr. nnicr'
nfbt burn ,9ioolpOBs Figs," 70 fcbueu beilt.
ale fnolunD'S 9icnou 9ieIef
l,Cirnee futtcn INNER cine ~ lf(be bon Mno,
mnu's licnoO RcIici nit id1 tiHrrn. Gin pdur
Iropicu IN 9SdiiCr mcroen arnnfbeit ooer
Sdner3cn nnrcb lSecbieI ocs gpaiiers berbin'
hcru @5 III bciier ais irar5Dfber Brandy
ooCr 9itterS ais en Stmulant.
EtaS soc. pro Slaidie.
@er,anit BON anrn Npctbeiern.
9iaSmap & Gp., 50 Sim Str, Neu.
Wurf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13

eines Der t6hii6itcn Uife biGoe ben Sauuts
beanoibeii Der nielen ZgIdial6ereien luelGje
bon bcr eeiuiiienIoieu Subgter ais peimiiel
fir Die aeid6rlhcn Gcroulu'ngsieioen angepries
ben Ieniei mil giclsebnb dn5treiGen m polirtt
Sbr iuitroef Guren icOcuocu. mil orgnniicJeit
e'ifen fC1pii nnacidlltrn, ourtbiendlcH a6rper
nnr noeb mebr Uergiiieil. ion nodl fdlneller TOO
ten Sda ein5iee juUerlaiiiac @elniitel bci
dllrn Arn1lfbeiien oea Widgcn3. Der 2ebcr nno
Der Jiieren iiuo Die ct. Sernaro.ardutcrp rpilicm
loelbe iir - Gents in alien Hpoibeieli 5n bdbeir
iino. t3i2pSa, ,l&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
Naolt,aD's
MeaoD
Nelief.
Niir inncrlidcn unS Gukcrlidjcn Gr.
braud.
Sdmrr;cn furirt im elu0sntr6

OrbrnnG,t ,,DioOlpnn's MrnSD Nritrf" trI
Srn eriten Nuiridlen uuu edlmer,cu uprr lin.
pcgdgru; menH init 9eiocu pocr 0ranlbeItru
ueoFoht' MIRO bic SriiHng aeidlebrn iciu, che
oer 6an''liennrjt inter geip6bnlihen ilmitdu.
ben bas nauc rrrcidt.
IS 8 betlt bic fcbItmmIteu G dlm mer.
deH II Sct bon elmer bis 5pan5i1 W{iurteIl.
Nelne 1tlinoe ruh Gcicu hefer Gtit8cigc brandt
NclhnHo gC - lugt Ju feiu IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13

2iuocrt nuucnDIidIb bie unuuSlteblibiten
SbmcriCI, uerbinbert SniBilnonIo uo iurirt
NcrnpllInG lea cS Der 2lnaen. 6cs lFaaens,
Der GHatucioc uoCr nfocrer Srlicu poer i0r.
cane. hurtb cine gIpplitutioH.
@leth9lltia. mie beii9 noer ltbmcrSbuit ole
Sdmct5ell lUcIde Ntbeumaiitcbe Netildaeride
eiebredIibc, &erIrippeIie 9ierO6fC. IeurnIa,
ihe ooer hon SIrdlfbeten 3crriitete eioeH
uf1nru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13

~ue ~u'''Wpitt Cihot NultkuHuI
fir 1906
bciinbet Tif Jest I'm 9rnd. Sie Sernusaeber
eriubeH uIIe Yerionetl, Sirmen ODER Corp ira,
toncn, oercu glorciie felt hem /. Tohcmber
pcrdnhert puroe oocr ole in nicbiter Seit einen
@'dfeI ibrer @efbditSlaae beobTtbtiGcn ibre
alto unb ncuc sloreiie ioiort an bas 8ireau
oieier Gnmpaane 3u leHoeu.
d. =. Eot & So. Of Baltimore, iue.
C. Z. 2oranGer, Gei6dtsfibrer,
957-059 Galuert. .6jebaube.
(3E2|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-13
SbnierSem uno Ycim.

WV Nt"s
ShmCrjcn
ppu Mbenmaii3mns.
Sdlmcr5cn
nou Gcmnlnia.
Sdmcr5cu
uru Gopfpeb.
SdImcr5cu
non 3abniueB.
Sdjmer5rn
u1n sctatIca.
Sdmcrjcn
uun 2uEboso.
GmmcrScn
uon S.artiduuneu.
GdjmCrjru
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-05-19
Chinese IN BAD WAY
REGISTRATION CERTIFICATES DE-
STRGYfD In FRISCO,
California Chinese Are Making an Ef-
fort to Get Reorganization for More
Than 25,ooo-Have Nothing to Show
Their Legal Residence-tiard Prob
lens for Custom Officials.

, The California Chinese are to make
an effort before the highest authori-
ties for complete reregistration Of
their people.
The contention of leading Chinese
is that more than $4,000 certificates
of registration, a great part of which
are not duplicated in Washington,
were destroyed in the San Francisco
fire. 1t is stated that there are only
$4,000 Chinese in California.
Many of the Cinnamon are border
ing on panic, for they realize that
should their right to be in the United
States be questioned they have moth
ing to show their legal residence. For
months to come any Chinese who LAS
possible knowledge of English and
American customs will claim on arrest
that his certificate was destroyed in
San Francisco. The problems that
now confront the immigration Of
ficials are practically endless.
The registration now in effect was
made IL years ago. The Chinese
claim that this was imperfect and in
some respects on a wrong basis.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-05-19
MINING NOTES.

Another wonderfully rich strike has
been made in the Goldbug mine in the
Red Boy district, Oregon. In the
north drift of the fifth vein the pay
streak is eight to 10 inches thick. Ore
assays $500 to $1,000 a ton in gold.
A strike has been called at the ST.
Eugene mine at Moyie, B. c., the big
gest lead producing mine in the pro
vince. Seventy men are out, together
with the foreman. The trouble arose
over the food at the boarding house
kept by w. O'Rourke. a nephew of
General Manager Cronin.
A new boiler and crusher will be in
stalled by the Mineral Hill Mining
company soon, the machinery now be-
| ing en- route to the mine and, il is
expected will be installed by June 1.
The property is now shut down await
ing the new equipment. The Mineral
Hill is located in the vicinity of Con
connully, Washington.
Another consolidation is proposed by
he Amador Mining & Development
company. a corporation existing under
| i0 avs VI aiiLOid.
upon the majority of the capital stock
IF the Amador Copper & Gold Mining
and Milling company. organized to
operate a group of claims on Cedar
creek. 10 miles south of Iron Noun
tain in Missoula county, Mont.
Operations will shortly be resumed
on the Ymir Gold Mines. Ltd, located
n the Ymir mining district, B. c.
| Work is being resumed on several
Of the mines of Rossland, B. c. The
Velvet-Portland, the Crown Point, the
Jumbo and the Whitebear are among
the mines that are included in this
list. There is talk of the resumption
of operations on the Cliff and Idaho
The Trail smeter is building a lead
furnace and starting a fifth copper
furnace. making a total capacity for
the output of copper of between 1900
and 400 tons daily and $50 to 400
tons of lead.
Boundary's three smelters treated
last week: CRANKY. 1874 tons; b. c.
copper. 4455 tons; Dominion copper
1885 tons. Total treatment for week
PAPA tons; total treatment for year
o date 473,516 tons.
The force of men employed in the
ramarack & Chesapeake mine near
Wallace, Idaho has been increased
from to IA men. The ore body, both
in the drift and the slopes is well
holding its own; in fact, it is said tC
| increase in worth with each shot.
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samsr Eager for Peace.

Superintendent of Schools Hoover
Of Samar and several native officials
Of that island have arrived in Manila
on their way to Baguio, province OF
Benguet, the summer capital. to visit
Governor General Ide. Mr.. Hoover
says that 95 per cent Of the natives OF
Sumar are anxious for the extermina
ton of the fanatics and the establish
ment of absolute peace. The native
officials, he says, are organizing bands
of volunteers who are securing the
mountains, guarding trails and captur
ing and killing outlaws. 1t is esti
mated that 800 Pulajanes still remain
In the mountains.
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senate and talk in the country about
this iron man. He is clay, and very
common clay at that"
The speech was in reply to Senator
Carter, who had blended the president
against criticisms, saying that no one
could charge him with cowardice. In
the courage Of his remarks Senator
Carter referred to the democratic party
as a party of negation and nothing
more. He declared that the party had
been frightened into a chill at the
prospect of action. He charged that
neither Senators Bailey nor Rayner
had done anything to secure effective
railroad legislation.
When Senator Bailey gained the
floor he charged that the Montana SEN
ator's ebullition was due to the fact
that he had not been mentioned by
Senator Rayner in his speech as one
of the presidents special ambassadors.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-05-19
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Has surpassed all other medicines. in merit.
sales and cures. &
It's success, great as it has been. has ap-
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1t received more testimonials in the last two
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1t has the abiding confidence of the people
the strongest proof of its unequaled worth.
1t purities the blood. cures all blood dis
eases, all humors and all eruptions.
II strengthens the stomach. creates an
appetite and builds up the whole system.
1t cures that tired feeling and makes the
weak strong.
In usual liquid, or in new tablet form.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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Are YOU GOING EASTe

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500 Reward, 500.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased to
learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease
that rcience has been able to cure in all its
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medical fraternity. Catsrrh being consttu-
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ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucouf
surfaces OF the system, thereby destroying the
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Halls Family Pills are the best
Loves sacrifices are life's most sat
isfving luxuriqs
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Six Millions For Relief.

The daily report for subscriptions
IS issued by the San Francisco
nance committee of the general re-
lief committee Saturday shows the
totals:
Totally actually promised, $685..
i21; verbal promises, unconfrmed,
SS09,750; grand total, s6.115.271.
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wasted away In bed Tor ten weeks.
After being given up. I began us
ing Doan's Kidney Pills. In a
couple of months l regained by old
health. and now weigh 1888 pounds.
Twelve boxes did it, and have
been well two years"
Sold by all dealers. so cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo. N. Y.