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Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22
CRAZY MAN IS
 ARRESTED AT BENSON
SHERIFF HUNT RETURNING FROM PHOENIX GATHERS IN uN-
 FORTUNATE AT BENSON.

Upon his return from Phoenix on Thursday of this week, where he had been to convey to the asylum a crazy man from Douglas, Sheriff Hunt ar rived in Benson just in time to ar. rest John Behn, who had suddenly be come demented and was standing in front of a locomotive in the railroad yards at Benson praying the engine to run over him and end his life.
 The man was a stranger in Benson and had been there for two days. He is moulder by trade. Sheriff Hunt arrested the man and took him to Tombstone. where upon examination before Probate Judge Goodbody, he was ordered committed to the asylum and Sheriff Hunt left for. that place with another inmate on Friday night
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22
cANANEA BASEBALL
 TEAM TO DOUGLAS.

In charge of Manager A Carillo the members Df the Cananea baseball team passed through the city yester- day on their way to Douglas, where they will cross bats with the Copper City tecm this afternoon. The Cana nea boys are out with challenge to play any team in the Southwest, Bis bee preferred. for money or glory. Their team lines up as follows: Catch CT Nhitesides; ID, Liggett; 2b Hughes; s.s., Rinehart; 3b. Holt; If Newberry; of. Godfrey; If, Hodges; pitcher. Knight: substitute, Stevens. Some of the boys remained over in Bis bee last night They all claim to be in the best possible condition, and feel condent of winning.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

What on earth does the Courier Journal mean by advising the use of water meters in Louisville!-Colum. bus (S e. State.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

An exchange proposes to trade the Philippines for Ireland so the United States can raise its own policemen Jacksonville Times-Union. -
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

Ward later turned gambler, and one time broke Phil Daly's gambling house by winning s35.000 in one night.
 Wards cough is his stock in trade, and whenever courting synpatny he uses it 10 good advantage.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22
ITS JUST THIS WAY MIR. CUSTOMER

You your wagon anywhere from five to dozen times day don't you? And know mighty we'll that in mountain country like yours wagon has to be made pretty strong to stand the racket. An't that right2
 Now then, the Mot ntain Rushford is made that way
 Bent and Doubled Rfveed FeIloes guaranteed to split Clipper Gear which avoid axes heavy Noun tain Brake made especially for mountain roadsD-ClippeT heavy steel bars under heavy bolster plates with extension irons; irons and and axle heavy bolster and sand board; large axle (best hickory bolster riser riveed ends bolster plated top and iron plates both front and back of bo ster and sand board fastened with four bolts.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

Baseball Is reported to be growing in popularity with the Filipinos. Thus westward the course of umpire takes its way.-Providence Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22
HIssEE IS MAKING
 GAME WITH DOUGLAS

One of the managers of the Bisbee ball team stated yesterday that ar engagements are being made for a game with Douglas at Don Luis two weeks from today. The local team has fail ed to secure the grounds near Lowell, and must pull off its games at Don Luis Park. Already $250 of a fund of s500 has been subscribed, a pay ment being made on suits that the boys will wear in their first game.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

Among the Coast League claos, Los Angeles seems to have the first half of the series won By winning Sat urday's game, they have won 10 of the F games played since the beginning of the season. During the game Thursday between Los Angeles ard Seattle, Cravath, knocked the ball over the fence for home run, while Kitty" Brashear drove the 5aiI into knothole in the fence and before the fielder could extricate it, mad com pleted the circuit, making two hone runs. thereby winning the game for Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

Manager Morley of the Angels has decided to give benefit game Mon day for the earthquake victims. The price of admission is to be sec all over the grounds. The entire pro- cceds will go to San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22
What The Sports Are Doing

Manager Bennett announces there will be no ball game this afternoon. The boys are expected to be out for practice, though.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22
FROM THE PARAGRAPHERs.

The question is: What did Tom Lawson say when he read that tele- gram from the Butte Miners Union? Helena Record.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

Harpers Weekly's nomination of Woodrow Wilson for president is taking like wild fire on an asbestos fired prairie.-Memphi Appeal.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

On the strength of the recent court Icc--.35,,>a t--,ss---S that twcc-y rcu2.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

H. H. Rogers visited the President the other day. but it is understood that no questions were asked.--F'ort Wayne Register.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

It's long odds that it will be harder to get the McCurdys back from Paris tran it was to coax Andy Hamilton home.-Newark Advertiser.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

The Britt-Herman mill is second in choice and the advance applications for seats already total close to S4500 When it is known that the difference in the prices for seats at the Nelson. Herrera mill is considerably higher than the prices for seats at the Britt Herman battle the total applications will be seen to be running rather close tccSSS-.he-.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

Box seats for the NeIson-Herrera mill are held at $50, while s20 is the charge for similar seats at the Britt. Herman scrap. The highest price charged for seats at the former it s20 while S10 is the highest price asked at the latter mill. This explains the difference in values.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

That one Chicago boxer is wild tC box another whose name is Stein, re calls that most scrappers are wild af ter they have fought steins-the kint that foams.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27

sus ilusionss de que { clio pusds so
msi:rls bs,LLuants vInisn6o 4 Puerto
Rle1, q oIroa pAiEes como al nusstro,
ss eauirooau, por Gu loAh'o dsaeo ds
inttruir 8 ilu,trAr deleit.ndo los sen
idos,... mobiles, de m1do attn mte
psriodieial, mucho ma, que 81 dolico
no dsistsnts ant cha Al ssareno de 10
opereta de AudrLn,
AQui no pusden verir aino ( IL
bsucaFrcta, J ma nropto, que 81 en-
vtE de arii'tis ts vsri Qu sti1 J rieos
trsiss J cecorACionet ds Europa, nos
lmportarAn tacos de cafe del Brasil 8
de GaayAna. No hubo ma persona
que ~ Sc moSlrArA extAsfada de- laa
anat oeurrepoiks J de ieadtsau en- la
trama del aHunto, eono de lA supsrio
sidad de la m6IioA sgregada & tan
genial ohra SrliItisa, por 81 auior do
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
Habla Mr.. Bryan,
Opinion optifnista

Paris, Jolio 81. lie Petit Journal
publica I'D coMbte rendu de la entrevista
celebrada por uno de sus redactores con el
emimente hombre de estado americana Mr.
w liam ]. Bryan. El leader democratic
dice que, despues de estudiar Ell movi1nien-
to de reform que Sc esta verlfcando en-
las naclones europeas, nsidera lndudabe
que el mundo marlha hacla una transfor-
maci6n inevitable en- la esencla de las le.
yes y las costur bres y que esta asegurado
el triur 70 de la libertad adn en- los paises
mas refractarios como Russia Espana
Anade que en- esta obra ell ejemplo de Is
tados Unldos Juega un pape de primer
orden que es precise a6rmar las tradi
clones de America, combatiendo el impe-
rialismo y ma chando en- direction al libre
ccmercio, que da tanta sol,dez al poder ic
de lnglaterra, pcrque no Sc apoya en- p'i
vileg os nj vental jas fscoles, sino en- la ap'i-
tud del pueb para producer 10 mejor los
preclcs mas bajos. Cree que Ia agricultu-
ra en- su pstrla sera omnipotepte en- el ter
mlno de dlez amos y que la lndustrla reall.
zara progresses extraordinarios, que la pom
dram en- ndiclones de entrar por 81 sola
en- la com oetencla universal sin t NOR de
ser vencida Mr. Bryan guardo sie 1cio
sobre | S prob emas politltos cuya solu-
ci6n corresponds, segun a6rma alas asau.
bleas de su partldo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
El gobierno ruso
exp[ica sus actos

San Petersburg,, Julio 26.-El go.
b'erno ha teeg "a6ado los prlncpales Pc
ri6licos de Guropl Anne lea una e1pli-
cacitn de los motivos en- que Sc fund6 al
dk yer la <Douma.> A6rma que era un
cue tpo perturbador, no por sus ideas re-
formlstas. siuo por la incongruencia de sus
reSoluciones y por ell caracter revolucona.
rio de sus procedimientos Sc lie toler6
mientras 10 trataba de imponerse a la au.
tori lad suprema del Gar; pero no debla
per n4tirse que trAstornara en- un mes el
ordea estab ecido en- Russia desde Pedro ell
Grdnde, nj que sirviera de nucleo las ten.
dencla> disoventes que amenazan la segu-
ridad del imperio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
VELADAS TEATRALES
La Poupee >>la nuneca>>opereta en- cuatro actos.
m1sica de Edm, Audran,

Fl gruaIo del iblIeo aapI III Ansvo
asAbG de comeser la msyor sQuivoes
sl6n , iAltA de dicsrnimlenGo cue "a
be, no sAistiendo siquiera por surio
Sidad, 81 eItreno de sstA obrA tsA.rsl,
pue', 90 tfse1o, desstendar el iusto
reelamo que SO hE1 en- 81 programs,
que tino ilers eierlo Ieiis muy me
recido y ada se hlbrfa quedsdo parco
ell anuneIInIe, prneba indifsrenri,
Suma per las obraa dc srie,
Ud eItrepo en Puerto Rico 9.
rGrd GUiS, lobrs sodo .-atGndsAo do !,
rGrG 6ptrd, que para 10 cue puede pro
iucir { euA quief tmpresArio de j,
miImR, no ae explies sioo reeor o
sisndo vsrdsdtrc amor 81 o6sio. eNin
gdo tmprssario dc 6perA be muefE
rlso1, sG On lxIcma sssptado en- ItA
lisi psro ai todsYia sltA s.Als vA 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
Las aduanas chinas,
Renuncia del 1efe

Pekin Julio 27-Mr Hart, jefe dc
las aduanas chlnas, designado por las
gr1ndes potepcias, apuncla su prop6sto
de lenunciar e, cargo que ejerce tan prom.
to como Sc le not hque el nombram ento
de su sucesor. Funda su dimisi6n en- mo.
tlvos de salud. Pero Sc cree que ella de-
pende de Is di6cultades, de orden inter
mac opal con que tropieza a cada nstante
y que no tiene medios de lesolyer sali,f4c.
torlamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
Curacion del cancer,
Crandes esperanzas

Londres, Julio 27-Experiencias dlti-
mamente practlcadas en- los hospltales de
esta ciudad sobre un immense ndmero de
ratas, dan aliento la espcrapza de que
muy pronto Sc descubrlra el origen del
cancer los medlos de curar esa enferme-
dad en- cualquier4 de sus periodos. Los
c>tudos sus resultados Sc someteran de
un momento a otro las academias de me-
dicna de Londres, Bert', Paris y Nueva
York, que emitirau sus olctamenes dispo-
nendo de la information mas amplia y
completa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
Ponce { Guayina Railroad c
U!sfa Branch

BIDS are hsreby invited for ths
construction and grading Of ihs road
h,i for ihe above branch, leugth CT
about 4, 180 mstsrI, commanding near
Hacienda Destino, Santa 1sabel also
sspEfAts bida for ihs IurtGeipR and
l.yl 3 tit-ssk 90 iha said branch and
be hsiidirg z oi iha necessary hridges,
sulye -ss, sldipgs 81, according 10 The
pIans =. nd specifications ntw on VitW
At tbs u ,ea cf ihs Company, at Cen
trAl Aglr-e, VIII IA have bsen drawn
no by Nsruel v Domenesh, c. {
All work 30 b,tubisst . lhs approval
of ,hs CompspyG engineers, and The
suceesaiul bidders shall give bonds
for Tbs failhidl and full performances
Of We eonlFtst - bS executed belEssn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27

tlA haseot' :, supsfsndo 6 esIa On ted
Iurs como ca 10 Apfopis de o. las di.
verSAS aiIuaslones , conl.Aatsa On due
abundA, partleulArmsnts del primero
al y Ser, acso, J luego de ealoH 81
dtimo.
Almirador J devote ast.rlrno de
q in'ipids sTempestGds , de Ia boni
ta pero cAnsada sMArinIs hubl que
tx'lam6, absorto por sl Iabuol au'
s'nt' sPara que vergs gents o, nscs'
sArlo Que la smprsEa poDgA &c Tro'
vAiors pero s.la no lrsio leo do
tuc s' 9 uno brutal , ca yes CO Ver'
di coo Garcia Gutierrez 10 oirsmos con
Alex ndre Dumas, que % mae foo,
puss 10 nos darS mAnAnA ola Ira
viGtAS que esunA ioya-... AIT GHA, 60,
tContiada en- Ia pdgRQ y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
La union par|amentaria en- LondreS. -ACuer
dos traSCendenta|eS. -CuraCi0n del cam
Cer.-AduanaS ChinaS.- -Exp|iCaCiOneS de
RuSia.- -C0r0ne| aSeSinado en- VarS0via

tandoo las armas las municiones =
declarando l. munes contra la destruction
Immediate a is nave' que conduzcan dicho
contrabando, 81 Sc rlnden al recibir la init
maci6n de un buque be igerante. El pro.
ximo ,ngreso sc eeebrara en- Berlin en-
1908 Los representes de Colomb piden
que en- 1910 Sc reunan los congresistas en-
Bogot5, para conmemorar el primer cen
tenarlo de la independence de aquela re-
publiCa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
B3nco Dc Putr'o-RiCo

Dsads el sa5ado cuAsr) dc Ag sto
urfxImo, en- delAnts, lA Gaia del
B mao se eerrfra todos loa sahado 8
las IL del dla, 90 volviendo & ahricAc
ha,:a el 6nes E'gule, to q los s ds IL
mIfiGna.
En- cRmblo eAIark alberta, { las
horas de coatumbre, todos loa dies
f4riados que no sea d. fe,ts legal.
Gan Juan, P r JULIO 26 de 1908
Z L EI Pra,iderta NJ PANIAGUA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
Sangre en- Varsovia,
Coronel asesinado

Varsoyia, Julio d. ,El coronel de I'm
reglmiento de cosacos que form parte de
Ia euarnicldn de esta plaza, fu6 aseslu ado
aro.he, poca distancIa de su alojamento.
El a>esino emprendIo la fuga caballo y a
escape, sin que pudlera capturarsele. No
Sc han hecho detenclones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27

Esta nuevA ciencia dc curAr, ha"
sads On miatsrir SOS pripeipioS y leyes
tundamentales dc ID vida, 90 hoy 10
dniea esperarza de los enfermos GRO.
nieoa y desahuoiados.
Por au gran poder rsparsdor vi
gor'z.dor, ss considerA CT mo el YER
dadero ELIxIR DE VIDA, como IL fusn'
to del iuveaecim ento de 10 regene-
raci6n del orgsnismo humane.
Numsrosos or fsrmos curados en-
toia 10 isls, much1E de ellos va mo.
ribundos, son las mei0res prusbAs qus
se pueden presensar.
Para conaultas y tr&tamisatop, d.
riiirss persoralo ents 6 pos escrlso Sl
Prcf4sor eF. VIrellA Urlbe. CfaicA
Bior at'cA. Arroyo, p RS 30 8 alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
Union parlamentaria,
Decisiones importantes

Londres, Julio y La tercera sesi6o
de los par amentaristas euroDeos en- es a
capital Sc ctlebr6 aver, res' lyiendo que Sc
reserve q Congreso de la Hlya la facutad
de dehnir Ell contrabando de guerra, lmi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27

Por eonveDlo hseho CON 10 Suce.
sion Usera, eonlouo 81 trOnte de di-
cho esta blecimiento por IN aho mas,
81 pues J Aproxim&ndoIe 10 tempora
d. de vsrAno cuyA dA principle 81 10
De Mayo pr6ximo, tengo especial qua
10 90 ofreeerme nuevAmente al p6blico
On general q mis- numeroaos amigos
On particular, leniendo todos IL ssgu.
idAd QUE como dc coatumbre, proeu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
AVISO

Yacante la piIzs de o1cial de
SanidAd de este pueblo, por rsnunea
del que ls desem penAbs, la eual esiA
dotada con 81 hAbsr sauAl de selseien
tos dollars, % hAce E1blico por medic
del presents Anurcio, & fn de cue loa
aspirRuIss & ella, presenleu aus solici'
ludes debidAlneCis documeptadas & la
mayor brsvedAd poSible BAreanqui-
Gas, Julio ie de 1909, Antonio VlE-
queE, AltAlde Municipal. IS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
!unta esg0Iaf del 60 OllI

Sc auuneis por el teEmino de 10
dfAs, las vAcsrtea de tres eaeuslsa Pa
rales sn eaIa municipalidSd, debieudo
loa MAessros que dsleeu solieitsrlas,
rsmitir aus csedsuciAlea deniro del
indicado pls11.-J. BOU
Presidente de la JnntA eseoIkr, 10-5I
CornzAl. Julio 20 1908
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
Ba|neario de Coamo
COnmO, Puerto RlcO.

rare dejar alsamentc eomplaeidos
cuAntoS gusten hon ar con 81 sSiaten
cia ell SBalnesrlo de Coano1
Presios de hosped Ais por semAnAs:
Una persona, diario s2,5O,
NinoS , criAdos preCioa eonvensio
males.
Para mas iniormes dirigirse 50
ArrendGtGrio
JUAN ROIX.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
F.LOPEZ SANCHEZ

Auado M Saa Rico lmtuIas6n dc dnsAH urba
na Comura vents srenos soAre nes ceuas Anu
os an pe6e en taA especial case
los Cepros oHcialn Comereio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-27
Mullenhoff Y Observation-Disclosures
La Biopat1a

Pr0diqosa terap6,ttica para curar rad'
cQlments toda cLa'e de Intermediates.
, 1906-12-12

rarch last night, coming to be present
at tbe meeting of Emmanuel commah.
derv Knights Templar. for the annual
e,ection of officers. Mt. Richardson
was chosen as the sword bearer Of the
commandery.
Green Gibson has been convicted OF
criminal assault at Cheyenne for
wounding John Jubenville July 23. The
penalty is from one to fourteen years
in the ~penitentiary. Both men We're
employed at the Union Pacific coal
chutes in that city.
Axel Palmer arrived from the ranch
this morning and went to the bedside
of his young daughter, who is Ill at
the home of her uncle, Louis HOWE
Miss Palmer is mending slowly, but
So slowly that her relatives art not EN-.
tirely satisfied with her condition.
Sam Thompson, forman of the Doug.
las creek tie camp of the Carbon Tim.
Der company, and Olaf Olson left for
home this morning, after having spent
q few days in the city. being accompa-
nied by l.. H.. FRANKIE Of Fort Steele,
the auditor for the company, who goes
to prepare the payrolls for November,
, 1906-12-12
Hostetter,s 1907 Almanac

Is now at the druggist or general deal.
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worth the asking for. You'll find in it
much entertaining and instructive
reading for the old as well as young,
many illustrated jokes, statistics,
household notes, etc. 1t also contains
many convincing testimonials from
persons who have been cured Of stom.
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ech Bitters and which will interest ev-
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The Bitters is especially compounded
for curing nausea, poor appetite, heart
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it a fair trial at nee and see for your
self, also be sure to get a copy of this
splendid Guide to health" before the
supply Is exhausted.
, 1906-12-12
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.


Cloudy again this morning.
Mud all frozen up this morning.
Bibles and prayer books, Book store.
That Commercial club is a hummer.
For sale, the Lovejoy Novelty Works.
The bank barometer today recorded
22.97.
The store windows are dreams of
loneliness.
The soldiers at Fort Russell were
paid yesterday.
Good attendance at the Commercial
club meeting last night.
Chaice potted plants and ferns at
Mrs Walls, the Golden Rule.
Read the Christmas ads and then
govern yourselves accordingly.
The Overland Plaster company's
plant is nearly ready to begin business.
The name of the town of Battle, Car
Doh county, has been changed to Port
land.
About thirty-two cars of cattle from
Sage, Wyo., destined for South Omaha,
Neb., were at the s~tockyards this morn.
ing.
James Hanley, a sheepherder near
Rawlins, has been missing for a week
and it is feared he may have been
lost in the storm.
Contractor M. p. Keefe of Cheyenne
has begun work on the excavations
and foundation walls of the new Cath
Ollie cathedral to be built at that place
The regular mid-year examinations
of Laramie county teachers will be
held at Cheyenne on the 2Sth and 29cl
by Alice NJ. Simpson, the county su
p~erintendent.
Judge R. N. Matson Of the First dis
trict at Cheyenne sat on the bench
of the supreme court yesterday, al
Cheyenne, during the hearing of Ger
tain Uinta county cases in which JUS
tice Beard had been interested before
his elevation to the supreme bench.
, 1906-12-12
PRACTICAL INFORMATION FOR
BEGINNERS IN IRRIGATION.

This bulletin gives directions as to
the selection of an irrigated farm, the
construction of farm bitches, the pre-
paration of. land for irrigation, apply
ing water by different methods and to
different crops, and the quantities of
water to apply at single irrigations and
for the season. The bulletin is pre-
pared especially for those who are be-
ginning irrigation, and gives simple,
practical directions for their guidance
in taking up a kind of agriculture
, 1906-12-12

Emmanuel Commandery, Knights
Templar, last night elected the follow.
ing officers for 1907, which will be in.
stalled at the next regular meeting OF
the commandery:
Commandery Officers.
Eminent Commander-Herbert j.
King.
Generalissimo-Fred A. Miller.
Captain General-A. C. Jones.
Prelate-F. S. King.
Senior Warden-Carl Jackson.
Junior Warden-Frank A. Holiday.
Treasurer-Jesse Converse.
Secretary. q, Gates.
Standard Bearer-W. H. Reed.
Sword Bearer-H. D. Richardson,
Trustees-H. ]. King, Fred A. Miller
and A. c. Jones,
Warden-Hugh Hynds.
The captain of the guard will be
named by the new eminent command.
er at the time Of the installation of the
oficers-elect,
, 1906-12-12
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II you IRE interested in this pastime
you undoubtedly appreciate having the
results of your efforts in such shape
crate cost. Come in any let us make
that they are a constant joy. This a
be best done by arranging them in a
neat album. The Republican bindery
Is prepared to make these albums In
any form you desire and atsyery mod
just the kind of album you want In any
style of binding.
, 1906-12-12
Uncle sam Nav Paw More.

Washington, Dec. 12.-Representa-
tive Livingston of Georgia stated dur
ing the course of a speech in the house
today that he understood the president
would send a special message TO con
gress in a few days recommending a
20 per cent increase in the salaries of
all government employees.
, 1906-12-12
MORE NOMINATIONS.
Sends Three New Names To
the Senate.

Washington, Dec. 12.-The president
mas sent to the senate the following
nominations.
Comptroller of the Currency. VIM.
B. Ridgley of Illinois.
Civil Engineer to be Chief of Bureau
of Yards and Docks with the rank OF
Rear Admiral, Harry H. Rosseau,
Colonel, to he Brigadier General,
William S.. Mause,
, 1906-12-12
First public installation.

At the meeting last night of Laramie
aeria, Eagles, it was resolved to have
a public installation of the ofiicers-elect
OF the aeria on the night of Tuesday,
January !, the first public installation
in the history OF the aeria, One eandi-
date was initiated.
, 1906-12-12
SHEET IRON TUBES
FOR ROAD BUILDING.

Mr.. Frazer was here this morning,
leaving for the country with three
large sheet iron tubes, each more than
a foot in diameter, which will be used
in road building. to carry water across
the thoroughfare.
, 1906-12-12
MET SOME CATTLE
COMING TO CITY.

SoMiNG 10 CITY.
Andrew Noreil, who started for home
yesterday, met a bunch of $50 head of
his cattle at the Carter ranch yester-
day and will return with them and
ship them to market. The cattle will
reach here on Saturday, Mr.. Norell be-
ing expected tomorrow afternoon.
, 1906-12-12
w. r.. c. INSPECTION
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.

The inspection of Custer corps No.
20, women's Relief corps, will occur
at Grand Army hall at 2:30 Thursday
afternoon.
, 1906-12-12

which is new to them. Application for
this bulletin should be made to the
director of the office of experiment sta
lions, washington, D. C.
, 1906-12-12
Visit San

Write for illustrated booklet descrip-
tive of this superb winter resort Very
low rates via Colorado and Southern
railway. T. E. FISHER,
General Passenger Agent, Denver.
, 1906-12-12
NEW LIST
. FOR LODGE
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ELECT OFF,
GERS AT THEIR REGULAR
MEETING LAST NIGHT.

Herbert King Chosen as Eminent Com
mander and ]. e. Gates Reelected
Secretary-Eagles Will Have Their
First Public Installation on New
Years Night.
, 1906-12-12

Especially low winter tourist rates
to points in the south and southeast
via Colorado and Southern railway.
Write T. Z. Fisher, G. P. A, Denver.
, 1906-12-12
CENTENNIAL CATTLE

E, A. Baily Of Centennial is in town
with a couple of carloads of fat cattle
for the South Omaha market, which he
will take himself if he does not sell
them here.
, 1906-12-12

Bear, wolf, cat and coyote rugs,
robes and mats, $3.50 up. Lockwood.
104 Second. 99t16