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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-30
MAY BUILD A MILL
Susie Mining Company Has Promising
Property In Park Valley.

The annual stockholders meeting OF
the Susie Mining company was held
last evening. when the old board OF d.
rectors was reelected. with the excep-
ton that Arthur Croxford succeeds
Matt Haaga, the latter residing tenn
porarily In Arizona,
The Susie property Is located on Dove
Creek, In Park Valley. An 11-foot
blanket vein OF soft black ore has been
encountered, which assays from 81 90
81 per ton IN gold. The ore responds
readily to the cyanide process. II f.
the purpose of the company to begin
active development looking to the IN.
stalling of a mill to treat the output
to the amount OF 40 tons a day. The
immense body Of ore. carrying as It
does good values. and which can be
cheaply mined bids fair to develop a
paying proposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-30

where Il Is said he is negotiating for
the control OF a large custom smelter
at Torreon, Mexico. The smelter was
built several years ago. and, by reason
OF It's central location, and fair treat
nent OF Mexican mining interests, II
has established large business. This
plant Is the only one in Mexico that Is
not owned By the American Smelling 4
Rclning company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-30
OFFICERS OF EXCHANGE.

At the meeting Of the new govern
ing board of the Salt Lake Stock q
Mining exchange Yesterday afternoon.
James 4 p0llocr was elected nresi3ent.
Iosenh Oherndorfar fret vice priest
dent. Y Y Evans second vice presl-
dent. w. J Browning third v'-a presi-
dent: c. p Norton, treasurer and
James A. Shorten. secretary The var
inus committees win he announced soon
after the return OF President Pollock
firm the east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-30
Denver has succeeded Mr.. Mason as
manager OF the machinery firm.


ST. vlnocnrs Infant Asylum. Chicago.
shelters homelnsa wafs awaiting ad9p
ton. and there are nearly ilQ babies
too much lu praise OF Fpiel's hNnty anl
Tar for coughs. colds Group and wh'pni le
cough" Contains no oplntoH and n safe
and sure ask for Fuley's Honey ard Tar
and iAast unnn havng r. j. a
safe remedy AVID CERTAIN IN ic uls Reflise
substitutes. For sale BY j. Hill Drug
Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-30
MINING PROPERTY SOLD

special orespo
iroto, Jan 2V.--1wo mining deeds
have been liled with Tie county record
e. UunsfeNlmg lhc Sunday and the
First Westerly Extension OF the Miller
hill nDiuR claims "a American FORK
canyon 20 the Sunday Lode Mining
company OF Jersey CITY, New Jersey.
The ilrst deed is from Claia Calm and
OF egs to Leonidas a. Van Praag, all of
New York, and the second deed from
Mr.. Van Praag to the mining company.
The consideration 10 each case Is 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-30
AFTER MrxrcAN PROPERTY
lsnecIal % the oNews.nl

'NVFVIWT " IIF ENEWT'
III Paso, Tex. Jan. 30.--D T. Scott.
Maurice Solomon. T.. f, Davies. j. r.
Blake, II. X Miller, Frank A. Baker
George Mccall who are said to come
from IN and about Salt Lake City, left
III Paso yesterday TO look over prop
erty In Oaxaoa and Vera Cruz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-30
NEVADA STOCKS.

James A. Pollock & Co.. brokers'. re-
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-30

Goods at your own price. |. X. l.
Furniture Co Removal sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-30
HOLDEN IN MEXICO.

Trying TO Buy Smcltcr for United
States 5. II. & NJ Company.
General Manager A. r. Holden Of
the United States Smelling, Refining &
Mining company is now In Mexico,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-30

Commercial stocks bought and sold
~ Cannon & Cannon. is r.. So. Temple.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-30

J. oBESNDoRFER.
Stock Broker,
Tel. Bell Is2 l6l s. Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-30
MILLsITE A MISTAKE.

By reason OF the peculiar contour OF
the intervening country a road con-
structed upon this higher line would
be at least 10 or II miles shorter than
the line now projected, and nowhere
moro difficult OF construction The
ores by gravity as against innumsrable
mechanical elevtors. would result In a
saving OF at least % cents upon each
ton Of ore, besides the avoidance OF in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-30
A. s. CAMPBELL.

Stock Broker, sle D. F. Walker Block
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
Mixed THEis MODELS UP.

s~a Pssea fer Ptrsur~s Of Msm~u.
W@@@n fsE Thss~ @f Msu.
IL IL ar interesting fact that artists
have used ~omsa a. models from which
- palat mea aud alsn e. models from
which % represent women. says ne
Strand Magazine
One - TIA m0at strikin9 Instances 10
tie wsll&Bo~u picture. Napoleon On
Eoard thu Bslisrsyhoa a wonan
friend q the painter ~as tAs model
Tor TIA Little Corporal
L4n1seex's famous picture. The
Naughty Boz wss really painted FROM
= LITTLE EirL little Lady Rachel Rus-
sell AZ matter o. fact TIE chlId's
mother had tAke her u have her Tor.
trait p4inted NtseB. however. she ar-
rived 81 the Studio she refused o. pose
IN the way Tie artist suggested. and be-
came - suiky and naughty that \ VAS
impossible 70 d. anything With her.
Al iength Der mother got her Ia the
corueT AZ q punishment There shs
turned with such a sturdy. defiant look
that she Impressed Iandseer. Who
EketciAs8 tie recalcltranl little ons as
sks stood
A seuse - chisalry toward The child
caused him % change the se1 u che
sabje~t. - 20 sddsd tie broken slate.
the Ez1mpled hair and the undsns bostA.
while ke~pang ths disheresed dress. and
gave > title q The canvas y hlch las re-
moved IL from any suggestion Of por-
uaitura
wilkes Blind Fiddler" which ere
sssd = fur6r when Il ~as exhibited st
tn hoysi Academy. furnishes anoth-
~ instsncs. for TIE artist actually sat
- himself for tie nxurs y the cd
wOman-
wilkis usef O. say that one DAY Ban
sister. the actor. eslied and AS shown
N While hs was sitting on q lo~ seat
dressed Rs 3 woman with . locking
gia3s before him. performing tis part
% a model Tor himself Wlkis ~as
not . man % - 10 the least dlsrom-
posed AZ being found n such q plight
Bsnaister CARED Oh him tor a moment
81 a.. and said
Il bed 10 Introduction
Truly. no. sd Wilkie II know
you veTy we'L bat gau see ] can't
meve lest I spoil TIE folds = ms pet
tcoat I an far the present az old
woman
On one occasion Guido painted ~
h@.H - a Na84.na uzHuR hf- rssrf@~ ~
a u8adel
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
VT or INT YOUNGSTERS.

Little G'ri-I thoarst you said pea
Sasnt eomiag 10 sehool today Little
BOY that wss b~fors I had az n
terFisw STA papa
Teacher ~ willie. you nay sp<il
-felt- Nu.ie-F~it Teacher That's
f.Eht Aos. johnnie. shat - felt
johnnie Msmna's slipper
~Oh. mamms ,- exclaimed little Pred
- D. raughg sight o. Zebra 81 q
meuagerie. -cour hers qulck aud 49,
the Essor nStlr cvusict pony -
Harry said e mother % ber incor-
rig be son and b~.r. -did you bring that
@ud lafo the house," Ne. ma'am. ~
replied Harry II just stuck u my
saas= and cane Ia Itself"
NJ paps i Iasyer." said uttls
ael He knoas eserythluE your papa
papa L. mlalster rejoln~d little Ma
b. lie kno~s everything your papa
does and a y aose lot about the here-
afier-
Little Elsl~-Whars the meaning sf
ths word -scciimsted Tommy Small
fommy-Oh it ueaus 90 ct used 70
aHyth.ng Ike . hen q ulan and womzu
hes heen married 80 lonE they don't
Eiad Il any more
I'm giAe In not a nsh.- remsrk e
little George as b@ watcbed the Eold
nsh swimming Arouna In the glob<.
Why querled Ia mother Cause
y nu@t - s~ful 70 have 20 Be bathlAs
ar tie tine. Sss tie reply
One day little Elmer's nsmma caught
Ain In the pantry helping himself e
sarns cake and Jana Why. Elmer sAa
sxeisiEned. -don't you know Il = wrons
- taGs thlASs without asking fog
thessF 1T lsa1 wrouE mamuaa 70
Piled Elmer Our SUNDAY school
teacher Gays th@ Lord bslgs laose VIE
sssp themsel-~s-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
MINING NEWS

TIE recent sale ~ the krao .. ss-
rhine a. AinsEorrh b G. fo Fuffr
Mon. people far fls sum - SIHH fsHH
cash end the natural Ivb.l.I+y which
follows sneh a Transaction reF.Fas In
the minds az old timers many events
OF ffe past
TIE merger = four OF The biggest
GolGHfIf n mes has been ANNOUNCED OF
the san Francisco STOCK exchange.
TIE mines absorbed On the cunsoN-
dation are the Mohawk. Jumbo. Red
Top and LaEula. TIE new corporation
wiH ~ knaau az the Goldaeid Cons0lf-
dated Mines COMPANY. and IS cariral
ired A. So Hss0 gea. The properties a..
ouired ty The giant rurporaIiCn have
beer aiken over CT the fClinalue share
hass valuation EohaHk So q share
Jumho s. e share Pei Tor g . share
and IaEgla g. 8 share
These wii - paid Tor ln shares -
fhe Goldfeld Consolidated Mines CON
pauy a. par value.
Michael storms. e pioneer mining
uau n Idaho and Munfana. died q
general debility SATURDAY ~ DenFer
He aas - wears cd and had ben one
- The masf familiar figures In Den-
ver for g years
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
A LOCALIZED BOSS"
SECRETARY BOkOPARTE sue
GESTS A NOYAL IDEA.
ct OFT eoHsinstins consentions-Lss
one Mar DC u AIi-Fass hin Eiset'
&c Annually - lessl Voters % rs
Party - . PRIMARY ara Let Kim
Cheese A. Candidates.

M resent irterslew Secretary 81
TIE NAM Charles B.aaparte suggested
the eslaulshmsnt 81 a Iegauzed boss
in political parties IN each 90 ths states
aag ..aes the .tues- ta BE- empowered
20 select the candidates for the various
elective oTcrs thereby doing &Say
sIIE uHU Mating conventions.
90 .s harl h. said indeed often i'm
gg>sitle ro 81 men Nho are a. O.
become candidate. Uunt candidates
can D. secured hy she bushel
-Naa bg a .egaIEsd boss ! mean ar
lEllgldaal -urhorlzed ou behalf -
each parry O. choose All can lidAres for
taat parE Tor elective ofices Witnir
. le- zuaI 80 territory
OF ,8H.se. every facility should b.
7foidel irr making independent noT1-
.rauuus. whether within the organ
.fed parties or without. 50 all citizens
vha may dissent Tor whatever eason
from Tee regular nominations rlay Dee
allie go ~gts effectively a,c. rdiug 90
their convictions
The reporter asked h8W Nr Bona.
I@rte sUuld rhlose his proposed ies
Ea',-ed boss
-i-e ought 90 D. elected annually
SAID the secretary boy the lega.
voters 81 he pare al primary held
under aU ths sanctions uf Iaw. and ~
$ hIch anly thIs one ofhcer. or rather
position. should be- hlled I likewise
think b. probable that no one % the
persons Who have been known a.
BOSSES since . have knoWu ~ poll.
.ticians would have been elected ~
such a primary
Perhaps II might D. vel 90 pro
SIDE that The uuminatar or .legalized
tu-s have suggested should be him
-s.f disqualified to hold public once
aat ~ This ] ar not sure There arr
certainly tao sides 10 the question. "
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17

takes everything Or that bus : sUs
2" vanish for = month on ed vita your
rsothes -
IN SIAN the lighting q csrzr fsal.
eais@ hstruthAL IN thai oauatrT a
T-srson wishing 10 beousne Engaged 40 a
Eifl - his ehoice oYers har a asw4s
or takes q light from a cigar or cigar.
etc " she hapT~us 10 have ons IN A~r
mouth and ihereupon. provided th~r.
= no impairment stsTs are Al ase~
isken to arrange for tle payuseas Of
- dowry.
There b an argafatns which eanrun-
tFaiss The RAYS o. the sua from more
fhan efssl small wlrrurp On spot
atout seten iaches IN dimurssF. Tha
beat generated 10 about 7asa degrees
Fahrenheit Iron can b. ueited IN less
shan minHts and 81 Gay fused n
shout thre~ minutes b. this maehlne.
AaEnesaa. one % fhe hardest thsnTs -
melt requiring a hsai q ahows a.sea
dagrees Fahrenheit can b. melted h
fwertyfmiuntes.
Count Tolstoy's sons ones Harkea
tasir dfsRUpFvFai - the roioe AZ = ladF
who WIS slnglRE 81 their fathers hauna
- going iufo smother roaal and there
making = noise The eoani seat IN
After them. and asked whether they
acre making the noiss On parpsAe.
I yyes why dose she hswiY- was tAe
tssaitafing answer Wei. n yua stsa
- protest against hsr slnrimr said
IA count b ilse says. either 81 aaa
protest outsids o. rssms Into tke nlddle
- ths rgsm whers sbe = singing and
tell ever one you don't Hke a. mat
uould ~ rude bui 81 iessa Il wonai -
mr. Kit ard honesi
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
SIKH SOLDIERS



IN a rs-wnt illrsfrnted Iaper = pie-
ture - two try ssldiers. atout sryea
81 eight years q SO. graFsiy saluting
Ell elderly oflcsr Ths-e -lnfanfs at
arms are boy rs-crs1its aaldlns = rew8-
lar aud diguihsd raoe n the Infian
army Zach sikh frgimeni Il allowed
faelvs - the=e liifis fellork Wio ara
trained aimss1 frosE tsaty ilood. Thy
are paid each. thrg. ruIsss and slgnf
auuus moufh. and 81 To- ags 81 q
enter - regular army
The sEkh asidiers are an Interesting
ard remarkable gari - the British
army Ia india. TIER oonduci II fren-
tIer engaEemsufs has distinguishes
them a. hrase. sieady and Devoted %
their English oniosrs says . roairiisss-
rrr r. MacMiHans Magazine
Otss zould not ielievs that nffT
years aEo fisea eel 0riersd susdAeFs
aera famafieal saFaEss Nho- ~ their
mad uprisinzs. slssat tlse po~ser q
Great Britaln Onop euuguered they
aeveT.iesl British ruse. and were fTsinea
and disciplined info wsleqnlEssS1
army - fhirtg tfg8san6 =ald.erx
Tiay foruled q part - iie forrs
uh5eh suhdued ilss Mutins The -iiea-
aans Harse Truoss= whlch heiped cap
sare Delhi uas essnpess=d ~ sskA@
whase devoted serFies % ffeir ieadsT
made tlsem faassus. Their scarief sase-
- ard turians Ealned thsm ths ANS
- -T3auin<ss Tlrir aeeczseanfs
-. A. h-ss aeteruslnsd fighters a.
stau~h soldiers Tt Safsi 81 - sikA
: siaan r. tbf liass qsatsd fFa@ ,
eng
-Remsafer Had-pn truztsd o. ~
frsz1 To- ED bt-sa 80;
Ans a. wa fallo~ed hita - aeafA g
zaus HIIl foilss yea.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17

Its = hard thing faF q mofher -
teside said fh, stout eaii~r Some
times thiuk that I'd uks NJ chan
hark very eel hat . don't thiuk hts
rrosl--lfs are a. R.sd a. AZ GInni Ter's.
Mr. GinuiEs-r isnt a. steady as Ar
fhamhurk tut thiuk hsd suit
H'anrlss temperament t<ttsr"
- thtnk HIanclss needs ~ausehody -
saaer her down a little. O. tell you thu
honest truth.- remarked tts matrou
Hffh fhr cameo br,p-h
-Shs has F1f wonderful spirits said
the s1aut caller. arrc,shiy = thiak
that's oBe thing that makes her - -,
MAR With the young men. souetinses
vi~h she vas more Ike dear G~rtie J
vuuidut have 49, much Norry
y daut thluk you wouid~ agreed
Ge-Tie's mofhrr. susvtly Z sIways
fe-. ps-f"-tiy ~ esse ss.aut Gsrtie
n dou1 m~au that worry about
Blanrhs The thing that worries NJ
= thar there are always 80 many par
10 her attention That can't maRe NJ
ny m-sd as t. Which ons she Il roing
L. rho-sss
Z wouldn't worry shout that untr
there's ar ac'aaI proFs~al Z thfnk +"
said th~ cauzso matrou- Young men
ia" - call "a siHns.i ans girl y she.s
.asssbiy gsod l.,skinE and rive then
encouragement They dent thluk ~
ouSiy about a. ne~~asHrF7y And 81
euur-s Rlanel,e dear Eiri aust -
sftras~iss - t,s~m iu . cay For NJ
own part rarhsr disroursEv yus.nr
zisen callers daut SAINT Gertls's
head t. - nllet with thoaEhts - y"uug
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17

f'~n and friFDhous amuwm~u. a..
ye'sng Jet ~ J ell my huzaana "a I
coat Ssui her d have even th~ an-
i-s@Fanes - forwardnn~s-
Ut ooarss act, sid she staus -
"a. stiil ny dear. dauf hsls~v. 4.
! ~ffe To youF plae~ 10 o. cot 81 ms
~ 70 diseouFaEs aHyh.ady whs miKss
napien Il tass a fahey a G~rt.s w.
can never tell
Ns'er vel whntT- aaers@a tl~
oau'eo matron. rather sharpsy.
Vel toe niss. Yau ana A..z
- any younger. ny asar. and n s.xT
i.keiy that Gerfis wfn-
u 'suf nsns~.sry thar sAe shousas
" eour~s not wish I esmla -
~. heuu give hsr M los.. am, .
you' I'd iike L. haps A.er esu.. om, .r,S
Hake hianche fisit soass ssm~ a
Ano~ Blanehs Eouid iuss soys N Ass
her"
-its very hind q ga. huf Tn afrasa
sic ~onf b. able u 81 swsy ina suue.
arF fou aust EIve ~ love- a
aiAnohs really wish shs you'd maRs
az her mind its tims she n~sti~a
ao~n. dout wOnaer 81 your .p..
ETY.
ny Ger, aid The stass cnner =
TIED 70 sKpiain g. 700 that ms worrv
as simply iaeoauSs there were - uauS.
lou dont ssen "a snaersssn6 thas-
Wei said Che eAmeo matrun usssA
en- ae'd smile. "a = rather hard q IA
oers'And. But ne wont tai ans uor.
shout n Tn SURF boEs sh~ yin "a
-o','s''ody Who will - kina q hsr.
thioago Daily News
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
- y
lFTtjf Ey2sg

There ARE shout sfsn bowling clubs IN
sfotland. twenty thros 4 uhls-h arr IN
6lasEop.
Japans output . manufactured rub
hsr spsis bas grown from Sis5fss0 Ia
lresi % 5000 Ia 1865
IlearsIs are Isbls Is taxat.on in sasns
Jas.ane@s Fi4l.Er.- Ths orlgiu 81 this
curious custom . unkBgvn-
On pslntng Nas a. AZ thoroughly
understood hy the An~senfs bus was bss~s
3 gins - unf oniy revived al-out ths md
- the thirteenth osutury. A d.
Tokls i 10 have al international n
abolition neat year. fnosu AaFch 81 a.
September 81 This - n addition o.
lac large opposition hxed for 1910
lu ZuluIauA when Tie moon = 81 tise
full otJerts are dlsus.4,y yisihls - -
great diagancv 80 ssvsn miles. whiis
sv-u By starlight che can go 60 read
print with ease
bombay claims lie greatest density
- pupu.afl-u iH tbe world. and 10
eIalu l. ouly di.yated ~ Agra. slso IN
India Bomssy nas go I-erssns an aere
iH oertalu ar~as
Tse Ea.l4sh Duks q Rutland has
gae falls u oIss - bic castles adorned
Nth Thousands - lsor=s-zfsos.s tie es1l.
lection having a~eu t-zEuH centuries ar.
Among th+n is = sases given ~ QUEEN
Elizabeth asd snothsr ~ queen Vie
foria
TIE Res Jeukln Lloyd Jones. - hi
eaEA declares that o. - afsgrNoe 20
- -s-aHslu - l-rrguit the cid serriisYinl
.aVItol 81 Beln.aui a. - uses - q eow
stable Nr JoBs~ urrss movement
g. re-ru. ths historic % ldiRF and pre
=.--s. Il for fise state
Notulthstand. - ia foEs. Bandon has
loser mortality from tuberculosis
han other EuroIeau capitals IN lsspa
g. ,vas only lsg pr 10000 ihhahitauts.
a. against Zs7.5 o. Bsr.ia. - ga Milan
- e. Madrid 81 iu Vienna 1-a Ia
Paris. "a n Moscow
sugar Yrodar7Iau Ca TIE Philippines
increased fruu ~ 0sa faus Dr. 1870 o.
Is1uo toms .r lse This Iarrease D.
greater than .u sas ofaer possession -
fHs United State. e1Nrff Porto Rioo
SCI practically e. Pho refined sugar
asaI There Is Imported
The kfaHH el,-sf-ie farua-s f.r fhe
production - -rea# '- at-suf T. D. ufIl-
.zsI 80 large sab. .1 sweden. sratas
taa London 1tue~. tbs Is r. fa done
lr r-4ans-.tIan with fnn Development -
fhe Immense water Islasr ~ Traihaffa
uea~ -. extensive ore defsssIts ln
Nordlald
TIE nations capita. has tie largest
81. 80 a1 - aufHf4r. iazI-al specimens
ur fte faos - tHe Eiote Pour thuusand
- afe Thousand SKULLS aud skelefaus
- bumHU izsiuEs ars here pressrss-l
Two hundred brains arr arrayed b
sara These arr exhibited ain ftss@
- animals far The purpose - oompar.-
sau.
M8hair IL ukely 20 hsrsme e. Import
am preduef ir 10 Dnated state. A.
present however. there are probably
not more than i0safss pounds ~ tie
sut,stau0e grown here. o. cones from
fhe haek - tle Angara raat fhrsa o.
fur Pouudz being -e-ar~I fnsm each
animal IL pr'ee wares from - eents
- giz5 a pound
Priees are llgh in saarh Africa and
Bills far laua1rs are f-.-gaeutly exas
blfanf Persian. kamr aa1 CaFe wogaan
A. IT, worE afser fashion aone
usually page H 49, Eer month
lad says Hsmr1 rsrrssFsoullear.
%Gnd the woman 49, Haalss Tor yOu
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17

h one that can be used by the eutire
s-mlly young and old. weak and
strong without any danger 81 harmful
effects. d. should have properties
suICh insure the same dose always
having fhe same effect otherwise the
quantity All have Go b. Increased and
finally Jose lis effect altogether. These
properties can b. found 10 that old
family remedy. Bransreths pills BE-
cause is ingredients arr 81 the purest
herbal extracts. and every pill Is kept
tur three years before besng sold
which allows them 90 melloW We do
Not believe there Is a laxative on the
market thai BE- 50 carefully made
Brauareths pills are the same fne
laxative tonic pill your grandparents
Used They have been III use for over
3 century and ara sold iu every drug
and medicine store. either plain or
sugar coated
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
Butte Miners Big Pay.

The miners a. Butte. Anaconda and
Greaf Fails have teen given notice %
an unexpected raise 10 wages thai z.lI
mean an addition 81 sI00. e14 a month
70 Butes payroll
The notices posted a. al The large
mines were 90 she effect that the
vaEes ~ al underground men would
r. Increased from ts.ta 10 > 75 a DAY
and that al men receiving less than
= a dsy would receive 8 day after
November 10 Waeu the changes 90
into eject.
Ia each case ne notices state. This
increase Is made uu account ~ fne
satisfying condition ~ the world IS
metal markets and b. may be- under.
st1oI thar Cd. increase vii sfanI So
IauE as the price ~ eIeetrulytic cop.
Ter remains over q, csufs a pound.
This ueu scale vfn AFFECT at1uf o.
oHH men in Butte. 1000 tn Amazon Ia
and as mauy a. Great FaIs and viII
enable IRE miners 90 earn ia n months
as much as they have heretofore
earned ir wear The increase Was
entirely voluntary on she part - the
crrraat.s Tor rae men had made o.
request % such an action
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500 Re~Mrc. 500.

Ths r~AteHs II tbs p&FeT Eia - Tlsaset -
learn nat there 10 - Leaf che dreaded diseA~s
hnAt ha8euca hAa h#eu afle - cure "a Al 70
afAEas and tat T. fstArrn. NAlla 0e4&rfE
cure = the Only FESTIVE cure known - the
ua.fna slHFrtfF. fataHrn t-elME = cEastlil
an a. 61seaHe. - luifes eanstlf utaanal treat
neuL Hall nEaE 2 q are b tHken iu ~ rHzll u
artlaz directly urea she tauua and uuuuua
alrIaeas 81 TIE system. her - 1est HuTlHE ths
FlulmElnu - TIE sease al gaEznK ne -
fisuf siren Flh ~ a. dag 5 Tie CsrHta2GLlo 2
al A. III z nature Ia DIR - Wurk. Inc
ss~frrtsfHrs have o. much fslah la - clrat. ~
Fsluafs thnt 2asF o@eF Uus huneret ltalaart
- a. s. rass thag it ais = cure. szBe foF a8i
ksiress' p ). CHENEY a co. Toaszo. o
q ~ ~ eruEEistE. TaG-
Has Fsmag flllf are "a heaL
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
TWO DIE N S. p. WRECK.
Trainu,en Nietigns-Aary Passengers
Injured.

Trainren Nietins-Mary Passengers
Injured.
san Jose Cal. Nov 12-Two men
vere killed. another fatally injured
and MANY passengers more or less
shaken up and cat hy broken glass by
ar accident % the Southern Pacific
express NJ 10 sourhbound from san
Francisco - NeNOHeaus. opposite the
depot ar Sar&ufs station. - miles
south ~ San Francisco. ar s-s5 O'Clock
Saturday night
The dead are Engineer Gillespie ard
signal Construction Foreman Goa1feE
low
The accident vas caused ~ the eH.
pi1sIau ~ me engine boiler the force
- which blew the depot to pIeres. tore
up the track for a hundred feef ou
both sides - the place ana turned
over The frsr four cars ~ the train.
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AR Esther Gunner Dau8n, said 70
b. -as .ssE surviving ellaa of 8 s1.
#Ier 81 ff. evolutionary var. died a.
Ser bone II Plymouth Union. 81. aged
81 she vaz married iu lsS5 when %
years old fa Noah Damon. Who aus
then g. sears aId Damon served
fhroHEh re revoiufloEary war. having
enlisted iu 1875.