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New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
YoNKERs STOPS SACRED CONCEPTS

The Board Of Aldermen OF Yonkers yesterday mt
ban on so-called sacred concerts in the Local
theatres on Sunday evenings by passing a., or5;
nance prohibiting any performance entertain
lheA'' eSlloluon or show for which an admission
zee OF money or any equivalent thereof shall he
required OF received This will also prevent the
paying or sunday baseball. Seventeen Clerg,,,l'.
Were present TO advocate the ordnance li!th
Of 500 is provided for violation - p7""I'y
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
rRANspAcIFIc hIAILs-

y Y
Hawaii Japan. etc-siberia CyI7 san
Francisco g. 1890 a m
HavaiiARmeda tvia san FrarCisco). Apr g. 1890
Japan toTea fremont via Seattie Apr 3, 600
[ictorsl ......... ....... APR 4 500 m
Tahiti and Marquosas-NIariposa VIA san
Francisco APR II. II 80 m
Hawaii p I. etc-L- transport Sheridan
lyie san Franctsco) T. 1880 m
New zealand. Samoa, etc-Souoma VITA
San Francisco) Apr Is u 80 m
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
sQUABBLE OVER FLUSHING STREETS.

Commissioner Woodbury. Of lie Department or
Street Cleaning appealed to the Mayor yesterday
against the decision of Commissioner Ellison fl,at
the city cannot spare the water FOR hin, n e-st,
Fifth avenue and the East Side below Houston
street. Commissioner Woodbury. said he had NOT
been able 10 flush the streets IN a month com
missioner Ellison defended his refusal and do,
ciafed that flushing tho streets is IL laz mans wa
or cleaning them. Mayor Mcclellan thought a neTy
mt Tor one day would not bankrupt the civ in
water, and Mr. Ellison Reluctantly coneartag ~
issue permit for tweuty-fuur hours '' ~
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
STUDENT STRIKES CAR CONDUCTOR

ON DC cHargo Or assuming rN1 -on5-IrI-- - :
sTeetcar at 18th street and Lenox avenue
on Monday night IN an argument over fare and
transfers John Ryan, Columbia I-niversft,- co.,
ust lINIng az No u" L@nox avenue. was arragned
i' llVs IlaIIeIh ponce court yesterday. After de
nouHclhg tne new transfer rule Of the company re
QuIlnB passengers TO ask for transfers al me fir
they pay their fares. Magistrate Crane hned RYAN
81 on The assnult Charee - --N- I1s an
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
NEW ERIE FERRYRoAT.

The fourth Of the new double-decsed ferrybost.
Of the Erie service was received from her baiGers
On Saturday she is called the Chautauqua and
after a trial rln up tho Hudson and experiuental
ElI5 a sunday, size went into regular service on
TIE Chambers street line AIouCaN morning
The tlaItalcLa's steel hull mas two I0Tg1rrdi1sr
-ierigLt ftEieacs. dlvalEg the vessel into rbr1a
CIR Fsl. .'e'lts. au ~ steel. anG Tala tie yes.ri
-t-il--asls iu case o. a collision.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
STEVENSON FOR MOVING BRIDGE WALK

Ni-le Hat distinctly pledging himself - The
7-eci. Commissioner Stevenson Of the DeD-r.r,er,
"- Bridges -ot.cated yesterday that lie voyd zee
10 see t.o rowing platform scheme Installed o1
t..e unused bicycle track os the Wul;s r,e-1rs,
Htleee. Sir- s.eFenson SAID ke would demand q
tieIEe that VIII carry the bridge passengers gCrss
tEe bridge ana LAND them al objective ro11-s ~
both TfCes @ rre river 4' ''i
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
PrOposals.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHING

post OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHING
ton. D. c.. March :. 1906-seaIsd proposals vii %
received the once of the Purchasing
pRrtment until O'Clock p m. Friday
furnishing Stationery Q1cludi1E paper wrapping paper
and cardboard copy books and blank books
drawing materials inks and uauoiage and QeuhOi
pencis knives and shears. ypeRrlte-s
supplies duplicating devices rubber goods miscea-
nsous sUppesl stamps lrIo5er, roerco1posirion and
metal. sld Ink pads and racks FOR same. Numbering
Machines Scala etc. Scales and Copying Presses; Fur
nfturs. Carpets. etc. Baskets Buckets and
Goods: Twins and Ccrdage Hardware and Trucks.
Leather and Leather Betting; Electrical Supplies Paints.
OILS Chemicals, and Glass Lumber; Fuel. Ice
Forage, and Household supplies, they Be ordered
FOR the OF the Post ONCE Department branch
Postal Service from time time during 1zca
beginning July L 1905 and ending June so 1907
during the four years beginning July J. 1906 and ending
so. 1910, the contracts be awarded BIaug
proposals. with specifications and Instructions
viii furnished application 70 the Purchasg
the Post once Department Washington D. c.
GEO. 3. CORTBLYOU. Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28

Hudson. York Via Maceo
Sucz, March -7-Arrived. Indrauayo (Br) Cra
ven. Hiogo, etc, Tor New York
ChriAtiaula March 2iSsiiel Helug DAM
Hoist tfruu Copenhagen. for New York.
2I-Sailcd t'oamO Dalton
from PCUCei
Scily, March 2SThe Red star Line Ernonlanf
Captain Doxrud. from New York March H. for no
and Antwerp, ia communication by u-ira-
less telegraph i60 miles OF Bishop Rock az lO.IK
IA. VIII probably reach Dover Z a m
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
DRoPOSAIs ZOE CLOTHING - rIECE

- GOODS Department OF the Interior. OF Indian
Anairs. washington. d c. March 8 1896 sealed pro-
pOsals plainly marked the outside envelope.
Proposal fr Clothing. and addressed % the C0muis-
soner OF Indian Affairs Washington. d c. viii be
at Indian Once until O'Clock "a Thurs
day April g. 1906 furnishing service vita
clothing piece gOCCs. Bids must be made out On
Government blanks Schedules giving all necessary n
formation bidders viii be furnished application
Indian Cfice. Washington. D c. the L. s Indian
Warehouses New York City. chicago. III Louis
Mo, and Omaha Neu. The Department reserves t1s
right 20 reject any ard all bids any pl-t any b-
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORs.- SEALED

proposals suitably endorsed envelope for Repairs
Heating system Main Building. East Division. Man
haitian State Hospital Wards Island. y. y viii bs
ceived up o'cloCk 2 NJ on Wednesiay the 4th day
April. the state Commission I.luaCy
Capitol. Albany. Y. De opened and
read publicly. Drawings and specifications may be
suited and blank OF proposal Manhattan
State Hospital. Wards Islald. y. Y by application
70 l. State Architect. in the Capitol Albauy
y Y. Contracts will be awarded the respols
bic anI reliable BIDDERS unless the bids exceed
OF funds av8tabia therefor which
iect an bids IS reserved T. f. NIcTARR
Sec'y state Commission Ilsnacy.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
PROPOSALs For sTATIONERY ETC

Government, Printing OEcs. washington. 2. C.,
March 1906 Sealed proposals win be received az US
Office until , or.OCE p FRIDAY. APRIL 20 lte
for furnishing sta5ioneTy fuel ice hardvare rI1s1s
6ud electric supplies lumber. etc tae
Government Printing once during the hsal year sndn
June 30 1897 The right reject and all BIDS an
defects Detailed schedules %
statouery fuel ice, at--. ~sQured accompanied q
blank proposals ami giving the regulations With vh!'l
bidders comply may be obtained bv addressing 'n9
once CHAS A. SrIJLINGS. Public Printer
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

HatNLNLCttb ALMANAC
Sunrise b:bs Sunset el9 Moon sets s.b2lNoo,,
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 9.4l Gov Island 1o.oof tTsr c. -.
fA-sahdF Hook S5s Gov Island 1924 Hell Cjsts ia.I5
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
DROPOsALS-U. s. DEPARTMENT o

Agriculture, Ofice % the Secretary Washlngt1l. D
6 March : lYo5-sealed proposals VIII De received a ~
ire once or lne i'lspllslrg CLERK Until ErilA
April 10, 1906. FOR furnishnc supplies during tsa
wear erdins June 30 1905. follows Stationery. iab1l
tory lumber and packing boxes fuel uairters
plumbers furniture and map frames; forage seas
etc oFolns brushes. etc howerpOts cleaning caTPes
Washlng towels, and waste paper electrical supplies
sSs Instruments towers and lanterns. printing an
hthog-aphlnE material Full information Furnished '
application the Disburs.uE Clerk Bids mus DO scales
ard ADDRESSED % the Secretary % Agriculture aco'a
eace With Instructions given schedules
LAMES N.Ir.SlN sarr..lrI.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
nEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR.

March - O8-Sealed proposals On quadrupcsts VII
be this once until o'cl0ck FRIDAY
will Be opened Immediately
for producinE during fiscal year ending June
BY the photOthogTaphic other copies draw
nSs of the weekly issues of patents designs TsgstsTsi
and trademark applications for the
copies % drawings and specification
for producing copies OF drawings reiuced scale
ths library edition OF patents. and for the production
the Ocia Gazette. The right IS reserved % reject
OF all accept part and reject the other.
10 waive defects the interests cf
require. All bids accepted and contracts
awarded subject appropriation by Congress
the expense. Specifications and specimens. with forms
proposal viii be furnished application 20 the Chst
Clerk OF the Patent Oice AL bidders nvsd % b
present az me oPening l. A-.L-E-N Commissions
Approved. l. A. HITCHCOCK Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
DROPOsALs FOR srATIONERY 80 rs

ceIaneous SUPPL s--WaT Dc0f-- WashI0eF71- y 9
March J. 1906 sealed proposals. in Duplicate VIII ba re
csiveL here until p m. APRIL 20 19od and ta-l
opened. for furnishl0g stationery and sur
Cbr0o00s. brushes soaps. frr Dep
Bureaus ana oftceS curing ending june 80, lsli
Information furnished application Proposals must
IN envelopes indorse! Proposals for Stat1nery a.
Proposals for miscellaneous supplies respectively. ar
addressed NJ r ItiOttP, chief x supply piv-
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
pROPOsAI.s ZOE NATERIAI. ETC-GOy

ernment Printing Once. Washington. - c., Mac
s. 1906 Sealed proposals viii be received this on =
Until lO O'Clock a. SATURDAY. APRIL q. 1905 f
furnishing the
Printins once during tho dscal year ending June e.
1907 The right reject and an bids ard t0 wa'-
defects ed Detailed schedules og tho 7-era
required accompanied by blank proposals ard gt
ing the regulations with which bidders must comply
be obtained BY addressing this of1ce. CffAS A. STIL-
LIMOS Public Printer
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28
DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY I'D OE

ice supp.ies-Ofice OF Assistant PURCHASING Agsat
faaIia Ran Road Company, "a state Street New XerA
March 18th. 1905 Sealed proposals viii received e.
ne onee q the Assistant Purchasing Agent Pln3ns
FSAi hoad COMPANY. "A state Street New York until -
p ~ April 5h. 1905 for furnishing the above nasntonsi
articles Blanks and fun information may b oetansa
ALFRED ANDERSON. Asst. Purchasing Arsat.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-28

A DVERrIs EMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR Ins
y Tribune received their UPTOWN Ornes No. t5t
bIoadway between S6th and STth until clock p
received az the following branch ofdcs1
ovsu'.F once sstes Hati clock m, VIZ; - y.
~ > p cor I'D ST la3 9th l2rh 81 a2 -
6tIn 81, 80 West I'D St. between Tth and sth ayss
- NSss i'lh 81 lsis 90 ave- between T6th and ~.
So .o ~ ave near 6lst ST.. lTOS ave- near ~
81 iai East l2'th T53 FREMONT ave- $50 a Ere
near tlst e.. oai 81 ave. 2i0 Bleecksr e.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-09-28

Block 6, assessed at $500. raised to $3.50:
Lot a. Block Z assessed at 1915. raised
Block I. assessed at ;175, raised to
at 500 each. raised to $500 each; Lot
g. Block Z. assessed at 1878, raised to
1900 each. raised, to $500 each; Lots 90
raised to S475 each; Lots 1884, BLOCK
eaeh Eot ocs ss at 49,
raised to 1915; Lots ss-s7, Block Z, as
sessed at $500. raised to $3.50; Lot 50.
Block :. assessed at $780, raised to
:s. rs at s s ess ~ 1T
Lot 4. Block s, assessed at 1915. raised
to $475i Lot S: Block 8; Eases sssessed at
sessed> at $500. raised TO $500; Lot Z;
Block 8. assessed at 1915, raised to
{4aS; Lots So. Bl 9e 8. assessed at
$780, raised . to 1890; Lot . 10 Block 8
$475; Lot IL, Block 8, assessed at 1900
raised to $500; Lots 1914. Block 8. as
So at $780, sssa to ? SD Lots saaS
raised to $3.50 each; Lot II, Block 5,
Block s. assessed at $3.50, raised to
1885 + rased IT, to ,4 Sack Lot scck
assessed at $3.50, raised to $3.50: Lot s;
Block ., assessed at 1915, raised to {e75;
Lot T., Block g., assessed at $3.50, raised
$3.50, raised to $3.50: Lot $. Block ., as
sessed at 1925 raised to 1925: Lot 10,
Block ., assessed at 1925, raised to
t4a5; Lot H. Block .. assessed at $500.
sessed at {275. raised to ss76: Lot 1s,
Block 8, assessed at 1915, raised to
$475; Lot IA, Block 9, assessed at $3.50,
raised to $3.50; Lot IL. Block 9, assessed
assessed at $780, rsissd to $3.50; n Lot 49, g.
Block 10, assessed at $500, raised to
$500; Lot II. Block 10, assessed at 800,
raised to 5000; Lot ~, Block 10, as
Socf at s ssSe at t; 49, Gs5sd -
1926; Lot II. Block 10, assessed at $500,
raised to $500; Lot Is: Block 10, as
f S1ncS At ;4oo raiSed e $500 Lot
$1oeo; Lots 17-18-1e, Block 10, assessed
sssss t sla g. Block st J. and
Is Jet Of north 100 feet Of Lots i 1cdtn
1b-16. Block 10, assessed at s4O0, raised
to $500; south Is feet of north rs feet
OF Lots 1S-14-15-16. Block 10. assessed
Ct S42H; raised to 1925; north SO feet OF
$3.50. raised to $500; south rs feet of
Lots 1S-1 4-15-16. Block 10, assessed at
$500, raised to $500. north rs feet of
at 1915. raised to $475; south 100 feet
Of Lots 17-l8-1s-26-2l. Block IS. as
| sessed at $4,000. raised to $4,000; south
70 1eet OF Lots 1913 and east 10 feet of
sessed at $500 raised to $500, south oy %" S5
feet of north 100 feet Of Lots l-2-3 4and
| vest IL feet of south Is, feet of Lot 4,
$500. north % feet Of south 78 feet OF
Lots 1884 and east ~ feet of south
$50 feet OF Lot 4, Block 20. assessed at
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-09-28

Lots Lots i-5.se4, BLOCK 20, assessed ed at
s:' sa:sd sf $780, fs:a 20 nGst
south Is feet of north Is feet of Lots
Ia, Block %, assessed at $3.50, raised
to $lo50, south so feet Of Lots 1913.
$11oo; north rs feet of Lots 1-2-3. Block
20. assessed at $110o, raised to s125o;
north Is feet OF Lots .2s.2sso-s1-s2,
$685. north IS Feet Of south stao 100 S FEET Of
Lots 1929 3os1-32. Block 20, assessed
at $3.50, raised to $3.50; north rs feet OF
south = feet Of Lots .2s-2s-3o-a1-a2.
! $3.50; north Is feet of south so feet Of
Lots 2s-2s-3o-s1s2, Block 20, assessed
| at $3.50, raised to $3.50; south Is feet Of
as 2ssed to s PGSa f. 50 fss q
Lots II: IA. 14-15.1e, Block "a; assessed
at S1SQe' raised d, to S175o; go;rth 20 feet
$3.50; north IS feet OF south SO feet q
At $500, raised to {6o6; south rs feet q
;475 raised to ;S75 GtGS Let, i71s s1 Soe
"a, assessed at $4,000, raised to $4750.
All above lots in. Plat OF Hibbing. -, .
Commts1oner Kauppi moved the adop~
ton ton. Of the resolution and It was do
By commissioner Morcom: rs
Resolved, That the assessment on tho
following, real property: Block D, Aa,t.
rison's, Division Of Duluth, be and the
follows: Assessed at $4,000, reduced to
! 500 in accordance with the recommen-
dataon Of the CITY assessor. Commsss
s 9hn ra: Kugler moved the adoption q
ADOPTED by unanimous vote: ssx"f
By Commissioner Mc1nnis: 49,
| Resolved, That the assessment on the
| following real property in the city Of
Dulu ,;,aG be and The, the same is hereby
| \ Of Lot S, all Of Lot and the west
| y Of Lot Z. Block 5, Hunters Park
| First Division, reduced on structure
from $1135 to 1895.
ad commiss 81 Ter Kugler moved the
By Commissioner McInnis
Resolved, That the assessment on the
foiioWing real property in the city Of
building on Lot s42, Block u, Duluth
Proper. Second Division, assessed at
$340,, reduced to $245. Commissioner
olut1on and it was declared adopted by
| a unanimous vote:
| BY Commissioner McInnis:
Resolved, That the assessment on the
foiioWing real property in the city Of
equalized and fixed as follows: Lot i,
assessed at $500, reduced to 5000;
Lot g.. assessed at $3.50, reduced to
{{47225 1i;d Lot s. assessed at $4,000. reduced
duced to s4356; Und. " Lot 8. assessed
at $3.50, reduced to $1,000; Und. * Lot
3; assessed at $3.50, reduced to S1647;
duced to $1e47; all on East First street,
Duluth Proper, First Division. Com
missioner Kugler moved the adoption
OF the resolution and it was declared
w mil
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-09-28

sr,, Fsss!@sd tai the of the te,owp
known ana Described as wv eT Me Of s%z Sec X
TO be w" rs,S osd Range 1 H. and assessed
Its personal property to remain as assessed
Known st sad S.s @ySnoreanl.ed Terrtory
" and SfS e. Of f~ sR s. sds IS W.
f ny ss% iSSS IS 81 s7 n.y. 81 Ran2s
Its personal property to remain as assessed:
known and des ai15sd as ne% Of zau
e. 11' an nT$ Of Sc st sec
Its personal property to remain as assessed:
Known an Mo dssHl;5oi Of Aurora
TO he w rats o. Range 10, and assessed at...
Its personal property to remain as assessed:
Known The he Mde aadoSs3 Of Aurora.
Sec s. Ras 9es IS AND sed
To be raised to c::::::::: :::.:::...::.
No: gineinnati.T;o;w,n1 Of Biwabik.
TWp af Sc scr rs ed as Lets and g. Sec p
Known and qa assc;1S,S % Of 1 1iHastk n
ns& Of Sea- as ~ ZIP. S. MI r. s AND
To .he T rsised at '...'............
Its personal property to remain as assessed...
B1wabik-Town and Village Of Biwabik.
in sec rvs S. ?e Ct a Of n L9ts
a and a syn Of nwA, Sec. 2, Twp. S. R. 1S,
It's personal properly to remain as assessed:
KnoW " and described as Lot 2, Sec 3, Twp.
To DO Ss Z; IT, and assessed
Its personal property to remain as assessed 49,:
Known and dde Seecr'5s% Of Btwabik;
TO be " rs, 90, r. IT, and assessed
Heiland-rown Of B,wabii<:
10 NJ Tw p: ss r Is, and assessed at.
Its personal property to remain as assessed: 80:
known and described as Lots OF AND T. swn Of
nI ny sn ana seA Of nwA' sec l. Twp 5s R.
oor.,ea-rcwn Of B,vabi1:
and Of as ss es 49, r W. ST. s.
M R Is and assessed at.........:....::.::
Its personal property to remain as assessed:
s%* q G ss as Of NV NJ Of 1 a%4 a 5S5
a ma set. Of of ss Of feH w srY Of ns
nv nTA' sae of sex NV Of seE ana 81 Of
To be raised to " :: ..' asseso
Its personal property to remain as assessed::::::
To- :; %T 2s!sd + IL and :: ss:s::s$ At
Its personal properly props 70 remain as assessed::::
known and described as swA of nwA, Sec g.
NJ Twp: o.. Range II, and assessed at........
ohio--:Mis.abe MT.
known an9 described as WI OF swA, Sec. .,
tn ~ Twp: g. Range II. and assessed at......
x, 0itvsr--Missabe MT.
r. 7na ana asasssad as men, Sec TWP 3d.
Its personal property to remain as assessed. 80.
Adams-Missabe Mt.
ne an sw of b as Of Of " e
OF neA. Sec. 81. Twp. IS, Range II, and as
sessed at ........
Its personal property to remain as assessed. 90.
Observation-Disclosures Mt.
Known and described as nwA of sen and swA
OF neA. Sec. 8, TWP. So, r. IT, and assessed
To ~ raised
Its personal property to remain as assessed....
s4~> C0mmOdOre-Missabe Mt
~, Twp %. +. u, and assessed at. ...........
It's personal propert yto remain as assessed.
IT, Elba-M1ssabe Mt.
I Of SEX. Sec 1a, Twp IS, r. II, and assessed
~, ~ 80: 49,. -. ). ........'.......
It's personal property to remain as asaessed:
GeAoa- 1Iissabe Mt,
Sec aissfesf g. r. an: ana sx q
To b raised q S. 80 -. ::...:.:
It's persona pfop.liy 10 remain a; assessed:
Knovn ana as:estass "a = w q Is; sen
and mex OF sWA, Sec, 4, Twp. IS, r, II,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
BURTON NOT CONFIRMED
Corporation! Commission Falls 10
Accept Appointment.
--.- IVY
LEGISLATURES ACT DISPUTED
Board Considers That tho Right to
Name tho Official Roots With the
Members and That the solons Us.
urped Thor Power.
tny Associated press.l

RICHMOND. VA. June 3O.--A clash
of official authority, occurred here to
day when tho state corporation com,
mission declined to allow Joseph but.
ten. newly elected commissioning of In.
surnncc. to qualify and give bond IN
der tho statue creating his office.
This step on the part of the com.
mission Ii, 10 Is understood, hnacd on
The opinion that tho act crraiinp Tn,
office nf insurance commissioner IL
unconstitutional. and tint legislature
nl"cird the new official Instead of al
lowing the commission 10 name him
Tho affair apparently means that
inc corporation commission ami the
general assembly IL at lnpprrhru,I,
ami That the commission declines /,
waive what It's members regard n.
thcir rights In the matter. TINT * |,
name tho commissioner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
HUGE pLUmEs WORN.

Elaborate Headgear Adopted by 80.
.cloty Women-Dlomondo Usnd Too.
LONDON. June 30.--rho very Int
est fad among society women Is an
eXageatlon of tho present Partisan
fashion OF wearing plnmes on he
head at night and enormous algcrctl-
cs.
at u musical party the other night
Miss Van Vert, the we'll known
American Hostess. who has Just ar
rived from Paris fur tho London sea-
son, created u sensation with her
head gear.
From n distance tho ornament look,
oh like IL giant yellow cockatoo perch,
cd on her head. Tho bird began low
on the forehead, went right over tho
head. anu left off with IL long tall
which trailed down tho wcarer's neck.
Other women appeared at the sunlo
function wearing masses of ostrich
feathers standing straight up, nnd
bound together with diamond chnius.
after the fashion of the most extray-
agnnt thys of tho enrly Georges.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
SEEK Profession
FOR GREAT WEsIEBR FORESTS
Idaho Governor Takes Initiative
Woods Arc to be Patrolled
by Firemen.

i SPOKANE. WASH, June 30.-The
5people OF tho Western stntes, and
especially the umbcrmen, are be
coming aroused as never before to
tho need of additional fire protection
for the great forests.
Gov. Godding of Idaho has taken
the initiative ana has written let.
ter to the lumbcrmen of that state
urging them to unite In some con.
certcd action and provide for the all
tional patrol of the forests. work
In which tho state already is engag.
ed. Following the advice Of the gov.
crnor already two or three organlza-
lions have been perfected In Idaho
and are raising funds and preparing
lands with which to combat this
dread danger to one Of tho greatcst
resources of the West.
The Occur d'Alcnc Protective usso.
citation has been formed By Cour
dAlcnc and Spokane people and has
elected IL board OF directors aud rails.
ell considerable fund. The board
Is given full power to act and lcvy
assessments on the members, based
on the acreage OF their individual
timber land holdings.
AT this meeting uf the committee
was present from The Clearwater Fire
Protective association II similar or.
Sanizatnn formed al Lewiston. lln.
no, AMI another delegation from lln
Potlatch BASIN organization. TO all
these meetings Guv. Gul,ling Is send,
ing his forest experts tn advise with
the iumbcrmcn.
The Clearwater Fire Protective as
ISOLATION already has sent II men In
to the Clearwater district. and this
number will be increased to- 10 after
the dry season comes on. They will
be under competent and experienced
superintendent, aud will patrol all
the forests. In this way It Is believ.
cd forest fires can be greatly less
cnrd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
TRIES TO KILL FAMQ, J!
wife, Molher.|n-laW, and The Aurd|

lOed by COW afru. ..n~aa stSaN
with his life. (,
While walking through the pasture
the old gentleman approached the coy,
which was tied to a rope the opposite
end being attached to a picket pin
which was driven into the groundl
He passed the animal safely, but was
yet near 1t when the animal sudden
~ took fright and dashed frantically
away.
. The picket pin was drawn violently.
from the ground and as the frightcnf
cd bovine dashed away at topmost
speed the picket pin flew about the
left leg of the old man and coiled the
rope around IL as deity as could be
done by human hands. i
The rope was fastened to his leg In
much the same way that al African
catches an ostrict with bolo. and
tile old gentleman was soon being
dragged swiftly over the ground. He
received serious injuries, but before
being killed outright his son rushed
10 his assistance and rescued him
from his perilous position.