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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-02-02
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The main roof Is covered with ran,
dom width cedar shingles painted with
one heavy coat of shingle stain.
The floors are laid with narrow one
inch North Carolina flooring boards
and the interior of the house is plaster
ed, including two rooms in the attic
with patent mortar, sand finished.
The interior woodwork is of cypress
of special designs and is finished nat
ural with one coat of liquid wood fill.
ers and two good coats OF light bril-
liant flowing varnish property rubbed
between each coat
The exterior is painted with TIVE
coats of white lead and linseed oil OF
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-11-10
GbfaM|A Sun
CLAUDE LENCLE.

keo my acquaintance knowledge who is ALSO BIG DoER
wears the coat Of the Partisan boulevards who
ever he goes abroad tackles the forces PREY ON
Am TE UNFORTUNATE with vigor and intelligence d
energy that usually with blond trousers and longd
automobile and an opera nat put ne KNOWS all
AiWAYs RIcEN WILLING ANXIOUS AND ABLE TO HELP THEM
He tries get bigger Jumps Of Ice for the jewellers In enems
persistence he when ne knocks the
the Supreme the United States with an appeal to correct the
evil -l4Git
with too critical eye IN passing In review the
things he does. lgge -. ,,,-. a., TX, ,u,,s
a THE DOMINANT FACTOR JOURNALISM this country
elected Governor Of New York
allowed himself bitterly and personally He
confined attacking those who behind Hughes His
good whom the evil
Republican using an anchor cast wd
keep them OF OF aaee shore rfEgnag NJ. ~.
found standard since Dave Hill carried
he oed votes than any other Democrat who hal
since that time. y1fe'sta 10,
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-11-10

s s','. Drainage WM Go On
To the people Of Florida great good pro-
pey carrying draining
sade desire That they need not despair Of the attainment
benefit @ n dF$ l# BEaa Vat. HaStn
THE EVERGLADES WILL. BE DRAINED
be done by the present Board Of Trustees and their
in Office t s. t.g sit a@ .stfg.g.
present board viii carry work. they
that 1t because they certain that great
wi" ss % n P sss s % this work the
Florida can be relied upon to elect good men TO ONCE
EH nE gS e4n g T EsR zSD
AT DIFFERENT FROM THE VIEW HELD BY m
question otherwise tina
ssis s s s s sya:ss
Therefore the Everglades will be drained and the WORK WILL MI
The people two dredges
@ now 70 two @ for some time h The
remaining their hands FOR THE PURPOSE OF DRAINAGE AMI
There been applications continuously lands hS
WHICH III A TM h GULF III 1osPn @ so os %
cents the trustees HAVE MADE the adoption
sold me-
e ne osc act OF Feeacrs tract en@ pa
high lands the State BUT NO HAVE been
= The sales that 5
FLOWED LAND while pending esca.
the amendment had been ratified woud not
any amy state lands raise drain the Everglades until
81 %
%s 9ssv he s,, trustees this 1 H
GLADES SHALL BE DRAINED AND SHALL BEAR Ih1
WHOLE COST Is --1 -------
That was the question that decided Tuesday and now
aSs p1 g and VIII e n VIII %
procure money to the cost of drainage I rv
The people have TR
NINEFORTIETHS Of their
BY rejecting they have now declared their
take the water o
THEY HAVE soW p T 4 r.
In the meantime the at work and e
Delonging to the people will a work
Inc nrst canal being cut the k
anu one pipe dreamers to the contrary Notwithstanding the operation
es Two dredses Will within twelve months reclaim 1000 acres
VIII nnd purchasers ori sufficient to keep
@ gong ana oud others to help them that other canals MI"
Before the terms the have expired predict Una
A rroation
the $40
the Dement'S OF drainage will away ~
saau IN an edlora some weeks Ware the Dedge
say Il again Ware the Dredge" for the dedge working a
made by the enB
the people than Governor been she "a on
do Inv nR
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-11-10
EIGHTH PAGE
Saturday. Nooembe, 10. 1906 ~



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.S s * Of thoughtful
s Il ss sf s's' Ct 'as 1. ss ss he
'''ss ssse dead 'ssss'ss ay D sss p s's
do Hearst he Mnsh @ oos
'f sR ns s severe suHS p4sa Hearst makes
rubber ban ALL os. IKE .a SoC5 h
sissss iSes %1
may Ss. something a entirely asHt ten
sS % % M ,s1.s S NO.
% 1 he Sn sRG Si s sS saT
@ The WIN for FER success
deprived support his mother the giant
gets e 70 ssS 4 from defeat H4 h
NEwgP MAKE FOR HIM pulls
Y has what
sls % s:.a'a
to satsSs he ssf B aea M
spends % %aas more OF out Of s sn % sn he
Mako P rae aSs cosR OF hts cM by them MORE
A. certain he into
@ Ssssa % up % sa n sy do this not much from principle
much much ss possible the tide
Hs ss. ns.s.sDs,. during
find "s asaoa %
nands OF wconqneTabe
WAR FROM EACH CONTEST -
e, : s ss s% ss.s sss . q
uon OF his newspapers begins o $500
90 NOT look M the shelving Hearst likely dawn soon
certain that several of pot
ca adorned by that knde
think unfortunate that been elected Governor
Of New York ~ ~ 1 "o'o'"oi
ne has promised much for the REALLY DONE
30 MANY THINGS that he entitled place have the
power carry out ns ideas he
time his insinceriy II he a ~ ~ %
He has not de@agogue although he often talks like
Just we about to put him this class no
does some bold original rc practical thing like the bringing Of the
reaching Of the Sugar = ~ e '' " '"e o'ei'
This view must itself will think about Hearst
even thougn ne may have de
what the name has come to signify = - 1850 ~ ~
THOSE VINO know Hearst have though thew
politics 80 ' ~ :" 'ouiha'sn anu III
know Hearst not because while have nersona,
know him because studied him doing work
view YORK studied him because there making
ana earst was nn % he and will
MANI FACTOR IN NEWSPAPER CIRCLES IN YORK IL $3.50
wanted 10 learn about this who
center on this continent and
made dihgen inquiry the OF
worked Tor Hearst those who worked
liked those who diked him. those and those who
oamned the question he tell me ali
Wateson calls the shame the Newport FOUND NO MAN IN thai
year Or inquiry who could THAT HEARST GUILTY or
PARTICULAR BREACH OF the social code and CT
FACT TO PROVE TT. - ' anu ~ 49, -
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02
Sonrthrns To Think q ani To Do

When vou k-ow how 1-a1y acres Of
our forests have h-~z DESTROYED. bo~
-a-y hsflIc- tse. o. timber have Aee1
Consumed. zzd what u-sprasGs3e dz--1-
age. thereby. has t-eu do-t 70 ozr Ut1-
I-x agriculture s16 lzzh-rsog vu1 are
apozlled Ard -6ea tod ~hst thr
State Forestry Assacsg-11- - doing -
ARES TIE ~z.4 ard -r-e-y the evils
brought sbo-. " f1-ts, devastation rez
xuaser why everybody IS 20! -eus-e-
helping ]. carry a. is work.
Every -e~ member add. ruu-rc.al
s-S6 -socal fo-ce - the Asso-is-soc. and
the See ,hoash s-aII Increases its work
tax poser A--uaI ue1h--sao costs
o-Iv dollar .-a- -. uEuv. -,ck
makes zucki- Te- dollars Al
give VOC rae-He-s- for hi-- Seed
=. ozce so- sc-e.Ezg 20 read a-d 60
20. SOP III VOC rec a- --uh---
i35-ess Lhr Cosu-aio Forestry
AsS7.ci.;scz. U~av--. Colo Ca-Tus .or
orr to--s-s to- us- ard g-c.i1s t-xes to-
- I. - cSzt1s ministry
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

A. o-,c-rz-s:v - ~ie-eS = eu0--eie
ss..a t.s 1es--1-1soo o. Sa1 faces
~ sa-t1@,zsSs AZ ire 81 = g1Ts- a
cA= o-e-s h,o-se t1ozs1t -ae EIo
u Pzz--e co-ps-y las ser-e-1
v5-s = --e :s--Io.t Csl.to--2s cz-z--ty
- - s-czo5 D. e1Fe-- ce--s;o-<
cz:v Us 40 lo~ - ts- es---s 5
ac-Uszo1 al 6--1s t-e F-s>S O
:ze s-~s. cc-5zs-z.5o- .aacA followed
Il vs~s AK --o-cG-cs'- % a-e IVY
.-s---7- = ,E1z- -~s1-S-, er-7%e's =
s.+s5r s-s .el cI,1.- seo-y oat
- s-<s.es. 2.Es--rr-e o. -A-'7s--
t-zS
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Al -z.e-x q tie 4 O L II av
T-r->3 = s.,e-5 so.ise Nc.5sy sr<=i eg
Tz-e TIE C-11Si Nss.e- Na-kzxs
Tles O.. GHoi Fo-el.- NJ p
Aeleze-. Az5 Ez1 81. o7S1z1es. Of
=. S1o1 AZ r-@-.--- ~ h- pre-
set -51hso ao5xe No. Il ~ l-s-ase
c1sx .: ..- oev cso51s.ss -sss $
-os ..e -~-. c: A--5 orx.-S - pssa
SECTORS. a1. L ls@-L s-1<A * the
s-a1z-x .-I.e--L =ooe-r /. Is CIV,
ser e<-9o5 u sresr v-Ez a11 :. E-
.E-tv scca -r1.7f ot cae a.e-eo.aoz Of
,ae -scocS e .se \ O. L y = -3Abo
S-r-n A.. : 5cck s1a-9 lie dco<s
- ee sA-- or- - lie rEaasc
EAcs o< Ike Ea7rs 1a7-5 SeEte
7ez sz- r-lk G. lie god ct tie
oc5- AZ caoi o-- VI sEo~-
a-c.ts-z 61z': say-. tae 6I,t. J-se +
\ NCAyoH~
kecxd1-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02
A-rvr Sc-ex -@

--s ax& 80 : -. :--sstt-
rfg1- & -f-r-zs-- Co.'S -s1--s as-
s-Sz-sS .: S,23 =s=.1 s-----1ss~
Es.s- z5-sss~ "a vs1a-3eS e-c-- s-r1ace
$500 Il - wE=. raSZ-s o-s-7ess
have E-v csS-. - Ike t-s F-1c=
Naoey -LS>- ca T ~--,e 70 -
t>--~- Az- Cr,o
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

If vua- stomach r-ouhl-s vo- ID re-
c,-c,uis tia. there Is TO cz-e, :7- s-ez-
-zg-v have b--a peru41eutiv cured BY
Chzulb-rlai1's S,czscA ard L'Fe- Ia--
Ie;s. Get free sample ; S5er<t-s
drag s.o-e aoi CIV i1s- trlai. IEey
a,so czr- o7usrIp.;io7 suc o',.oasaes-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

-eEses illrsa-, .. the SS Fire bot
sr-;-c 1ss sA2s sevk closed uesoe1z-ao-s
and s<rE--i r.os<<~2-- Of .ae .el keoua
Me--t- cctase cc So.1i Evr-ze x-6
VIII. se- GsvS ~- oEe- :; asa r-h5c
1ceei - - koc.- Is lie Sc<T-x Cottage
EoseL :; VII A ~ -rr-i--y Sr Tie
.-,s-a1--e-, o. -'..-o4s ct .h> as.hs.
.-5 tve-v e=a-- vi S- zsie - cav fc<
-h,or.< s[1--e6 ~-.A -le-zs-<- a-e KIN
G-~5 zil7-z. Is P-p1r-ier 70 sAe hos
s-77e3 AL ~o-. hats VII z.ke The
ao,el 5exr.5ae saorrl-s P1Ace so- n
v1.s5s
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Wedding sosaces 1zvr oSsz .ectsEs1 II
:zt 1,x G11o17cs=s re eo@z-s z-A'-@Ase
=. Er. So.-tzzs. o T=1e :, G s>A-21 l..
nz-sAsz-. Eo-ue..y 6: th3s cssy- z1d Mzss
Ftz-s-cr >.zvs-. dGEse.s 9: p-u-.-
seat 7zys5-.a ot Fo-1 co-E-s -ae
= ta--7:As- .. Fire CLE
t,eo- " pz-sAE-, u shls CIV
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

: Set-z-re- t-e -z-z-a a, a. -A~
50 -E "a sEs -@.---=-- t-'H-- s
z-4z- 80 = h-szzess vas-t = - cas-
So !; : -5ss-r ,ss- ce<-stsa-s - a~ X
e-ez e-4 -=--=- Il E-eE<-esss 4
-- = !. -z.--e--s-1-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Frs: S,e1,er ard h-73e. @; CE-cz-e..i
arrived Thu-s1sy CT tAeT- var ho7e
--1- Cs1z:o--lz ard VII vsz- b: tie
Gc.are :zr-e. fer i-s oars NJ
Eac1te- $ INTERESTED = rz-he- O:
--c-~rtits = Ire Tie c-e-k sec.S-z ss3 3
u-s ssz5e-s Of TIE KschLa-6 Mig AID
Tzzo-i oc7s-r. ~h9cA = c-vox TIE
sas Cese: .---el 10 l-;s-s~-. s-o-p Of
Cas-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Ms 4 z >:raz5. Accompanied -
h=r f4:he-. l-t. tais = rains for noa,A
vlst to her Cd G-=e a s. Ja>eph, NJ.
Cap 4 G Diil departed far Brigh;-
o. Trs@izv. ~h=-e be ~zs orstor of
the izy al Tie =enJ5l4i day exsr-
c4~es
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02
Only Two D1llars = Moath.

To have vou- suits cleared aud pressed
BY : Reed Ez,.or. Called Tor aHd
ielise5rd.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02
Cascs to S1.txlo. y Y

aud return from Ch,osso- va S-cSel
Plate road. lure c.h. I0th, ard EEth
uith return E-1ii O; JU-e ash <5ekvi
Plate oEc<. 81. S=vea-eeath 5 bV1-
~r- Colo
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Nsx E-a-s-c< Bed c=s :? s-o-
er~- -: Ss-z-sse 70 z.ts73 ;1E
$500. 49,: sa-47e;- -rcE--l1s
- ---v N--ssv ---,-E
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Ms 4 Atsra returned Tburs;sy
even a. ;r-Hs >~vrral days visi, ~ith
trle-Gs u tbs csri-zt CIV
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

r Ess=. @: ne New Era E2=s A.
F-eeaza. as-= - t-Oz Tie b.s C'y
sz---< tie ~eek, O. h-Sorss co.
zere1 VIZ Is S-:e-r-lse
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Ms ( Nui-naa OF L-ttlv:on. vas
II The o-y carIrs < Ice ~eek on busiuess
uaitrrs, ard visiting irf-uas
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

ty1~--O- e4s: ~o.I-45o stree. We'd
nsS-zv scce1ool 81 MAJ; : s-a5-o4cse--
&c w1::e E4z1s. s42a-v- E-1lsr ~l4-
s.sASS report a. Nelsoz 5
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

l SEN =g-. of The Penusy lvs-s
t-nur. ard i-#sas sru.p OF mines was
i- tA= csIy So part OF the ~rek-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Ms : z Aasove departed for Bod
DR. tx tare rzTt { ne ~e-k, where SIZE
~-Ll vs.: Tor feE weeks VIE relative
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Nzs,e-i.v ,5e c-o--c seasa1 &C ,-oc-
as1tzs +xcs--3 ard -rz-ruz> seczI di-1-
PES Of Isaac Va tco left for tis axes
po-o.s and Streams II s-a-a O: t5e a-ss
troz,- Tse -e-ezt legal deczsso-x o.
shs. co-s-z:-teS c~-e-s1lp ci se-e.Es
vii 20 6czts >o.o- r ;es-es " tie
htxAe- cor--s AID 6sLeru<a 81 k1o~
IA; -ashts tA-r hsv--
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

W / Ba>a. Ja- poF-.ar president Of
The FlTst Na:Gurzl. VAS Denver ylssiO-
tar latter pr of the week
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

= -azla. 81 .lr -s-a 500. alunui
has oe-u ca ID for res, Moaday nigh,
81 the i-a-arS-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

gaat : II Deszzs, =: tle WaeE ard
3ro~1 easi-sx-las u@oes, uzzae r1sst
- tee -SssoPa.-s tae toEe part 0; tae
@rcA
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Tse mother q aae N'ss-s RVza o. lie
A----scza Sean .sl-t-v II tAIs cz,y.
65e1 Il IasozSo ~ 'a-- part ot he -res-
Ore Of ire 5saSh:s-s departed Tuesizy
af.eruoaz sor t1a, pace to s;tsad .he
:zzerEl
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02
Ve-y Lev Rats Du-Ios tic SunnE,-

On Msy Isch tbs exceptionally A.
,rsctve rates Q: thz Color Do y o2a;A-rs
Jerome etfesivr- Ser so-zi sse1t Ab01t
them
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

LLe S.,rrr P.u1-e tsna has te-1 e1-
p,1yea sy the D-tro., EIss TO bead rs
te,-sztsll n The zig pa-a5e II Denver
IL TETv
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Cs-i Aas-sE B!o-soz as z479Ete5 IL
saze ;ae as, Q; tre ~Srk ard ~zs ,z-s1
70 ;as - ,zz 4. E-s5,o = S1er-E Ssa-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Ms [f- Gaia 1~2ar 81 for Dezvr
Nsz.lAy- ~h=rs she ar,l make a ~-ss
~. uth her sister. Ms. Or. c z
20 per-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

( : as-se. ~-3e All >os i-pa-te4
T-@szzy 1e-z.-s :o- S-ss~e. All
- ~a--e hey sxEe>t 70 0-.s
.Arzr za--c
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Mss Daisy DAito-, o. Fo-- Wayse-
I36. arc had he-1 Z this CIV fs- sOcne
weeks :o- The t~1ral oi Fer health diea
Netues3zv oo--;-s of tuberculosis
TIE remains ~e-e sAipr~d Thursday
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Io- delivered daily. C. H Cur.ow.
shore Back ss&
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Ms Mamie hs-g, 1suss.e- Of c A
Ht-g. -etz-1e1 t-cz D~-ve- Yesterday
sf;e- Aavi-s E-s5z4,ei q; wosse hal O.
Taz--isy syr1I-s NJ so3 Mr. Nrz
-; ,e D~zv-- - e p--ser; =, tie rz-
=ze-c-=e-: e,--cz~e<. -aic1 ~~-< keld II
:. T51z's ea1~l
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Ms i-o- WEtsr7, 4ooo1 P4asei -
z-- / szzats-. Ms E-:h. ls:, Tuesday
zozz2a. :a- rs; q D~zvr- ir.ru1s-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Ms Ar5 Mrs l. = Gssa=;. Asvi- (
spent sexz-4l GAYS ~.:a u~-ve- re-4-
TVS 4z4 tr.er1., rfz-1el Aoze Tues
Gzy.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02
SHORT SIFTINGS

G-vrraa- Hssxo; ~ss Dtave- pas
~ -s- [-eS1zv = mig
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

: 1 XIV e, TIE t=sy cu-.-&cto- Il
he SewEsase tzzzrI. -s5e a husnes
yGs-: = Deuve- Mozday ard Igts-zy.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

N-s Va L-Es Sss p4sse-ser o.
IL Tuesday Al sT1 o. ir4su for Go.
szrrr sar spent tbs ~ezk- T.s..4ug VIII
relatives
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Ms V (. Poster departed several
Laws 49, To- a u1zth's v.ss; 10 le- o.
acme a. >z7r-1or. Wssc71s1z
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

NJ. 80 usss.e o, u-zoar, visited
s-.e-tS L tzls c--y T-rslav.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

S6zey Noz.i- rz.--1sd Taz-s1zy
.saz a 1za;a' : visit 10 - % lo=e At
D4vsr2z--, Iowa
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

K : Ezrhz-r. me zz-ezzl Nzts- zs-,
cAze 1P from le-ve- T1estay E-orr'
irS to SIG II the sofa sr-T1ss
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Travelling F4s-rrSe Agent CAErc1
~as working lP exclrsa9a tEat.= asfe
as. A11Gzy
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Mss L-Isz gz:-ez- ~ Ds1vvr. AZ
-sseI Tu=>tzv za5-zl1s for fr~ days
yls: "a = ...suz. IL tbs G:y
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Jzz1 E--, 49, called 20 Denver ;he
--E.Es i1.trsS-<
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

NJ Gsa-se hzyss .et; Tuesday 10 a
-.-a. fsc:ez4 va-lt 10 l-=r-o frle11S
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

W L Wlssaa. oz- 0. The uas, SC
cesstz, Mining promoters II Colora 31.
came - fr-D Denver i1u-g tie ~=~<
to ok zt.e- Is lute-ss.s II the d.
t-Icr-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

1reE MoE7fE and ~ifr returned OF
Tzzrssisy evening. afe- plrsssut viss,
1t some weeks wg,h the home folk II
EzVr- --l-r lows
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Sc 10 EaS--rs, a--- 1oz8ied BY NJ
Il : Rla5-so- a-s Ms, Rz;a ~fI de-
pa: :o- E1at3s- :7zo-ro< 70 sstz7d
he Ua.v=.s-ty eu--e-c~-eat exercises
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

the FlTst Na:uuzs. VAS Drryr: ylsEio-
Inc latter pr of the week.
Ms ( Wa5=naa OF L-ttl-.on. was
10 The osty 1arsrs TIE ~eek OF busiuess
17ai,rrs, z15 vg>ltl1s tri-uas-
I. Ss=ra =sg--. Of The Penasy lvsua
t-uuel ard t-s,as gru-p OF miue. was
u tA= city So part OF The ~=ek-
Ms 2 Aasove departed for Bo1!-
3er tiz tare AT Z he ~e-k, where she
~5L y5s=t for feE weeks Wiz relative.
Ms 4 z s:raz5. accompanied -
A=r fa,he-. Ie.; tais = raius for a noa,A
vssat 70 her Cd E-=s = 5, Ja>eph, No
Cap 4 c Dil departed for Br;gh;-
o. Tse@'zv. where be ~zs orator Ct
the 6ay at Tie =en,Tl4i day exsr-
c4~ss
Tie Silver P4uu-e tsad has teeu e--
p,1yed sy the Detroit EIss TO head rs
ae.ess.s Z IN The zig pa-a5e IN Denver
"a Ialy.
Ms II. Gaia aeqar ei for Dezvsr
N5z34y- ~h-re she ar,l make a ~eks
VI; ~ah her sister. Ms. DR.. c z
20 P~r.
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relatives
6rev Morgfz and ~ifr returned OF
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5t some weeks ~l,h the home folk II
D.ver p1-r- I5~.
/ Z Tos-.s a: ,he Golden oiozd
7saes. resEr=t We4-es5zs ese=7g
f--9 fazr-=.az,hs VS.. II The eas. Il
'ee s=;.rsst Il RS properties
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aooa aa3 evening tea irr tie b~7ef: Of
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Il : Ra55-sa- aza Ms Rzta ~1l de-
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cessta, Mining promoters Il Co3ors 3n.
came u fre@ Denver dzn-g the w=ex
TO ok zz.e- - Interests II the =
t.lcr
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A---scza Sean .s--t-v II this oty.
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Ore o: ire 5zzsh:s-s departed T1e<izy
af,erz1-o- tor hat place TO sttsad tte
t-Eerzl
Miss Daisy D4ito-, o. For wavse.
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weeks :o- The t~1ral o: t-- health d5ei
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zate-7olz TO Fe-t wsv1r for isterDert
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Nt-E- -vtzr1e1 f-cz D~-ve- Yesterday
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=1e-crze-t e,e-C~-<. .aic- xe-< led II
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p3es ot Isaac Wa to- left to- the iskes
POO and s<-es-s Il za-ca O. t5e a-xs
,roz, TIE ->---t legal 6<c-so-. o.
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

Mrs o. .v=rso1 MI give az a. -
noon SID evening tea i1r tie heoef: OF
- >Er-sss3= Lutheran church rexi
Tsz-s5zv. T--e Al ne invited
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-02

: Z ToH-ss Z The Golden Cioz5
.a-aes. r~cur=5 Wr1-e>1zs ese- -
f--4 fear 1saz,hs VS.: Il The ezs- Il
.ce l-;.-ss: Il Rs -s-17=-rles
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20
BUYERS FOR NEVADA MINES

1OOD FORTUNE IS abroad III Churchill county, and 1t has
~ stalked directly across the path of many of our citizens
I&4F9 during the last wear. Contrary to the usual belief, it is
not cou6nnp ITS attention 10 chose " ho az endowed With great
wealth, but many men who were formerly poor can now figure
their wealth in q respectable number OF figures To the mining
industry can be attributed TINS condition. and each week sufhce>
to unfold to the world news o some phenomenal district, where
ore fabulous in its richness has been uncovered.
Said Mr. Charles G Gehrman. a mining man of many years
experience, Nevada is today just where Colorado was thirty
wears ago. Legitimate dt velopmenl and elimination of wildcat
mining methods must II ake Nevada a grand state, second to none
in the Union as a mineral producing section"
Continuing. he sao: In Tie tasttccay any p1on otter who can
offer anything from Nevada that savors at all of merit can find a
taker on the instant. while Colorado. Montana and California
oferingsgo begging
OF course there is reason for all this. There has never been
but one Tonopah. nor but one Goldheld: and what has been done
in Esmeralda am NJ, will be repeated in Churchill FaIrvew,
Wonder, Eastgate and numerous other camps in this county will
soon establish presidents.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20

NEED OF SCH OIL BUILDINGS
W. c. Black, Editor

TlHE II, ws lten III a"o,rs' eoluaneonv>. ms the 'nlormatio
that our ChtlaItr " 10 a1t enoaltd III The primary depart
NIN ment can only atttnu seLoot ont-hail vi Their time l.
an eloquent ttstin onlal 10 our own slothfulntss. We sleep
while our school population increases and ta1l to make arrange
ments for the proper care anG housing oil the coming generation
Daunted by the exp,hst OF ttcung d modern school house we
cause a county high school house TO be erected, which in itself is
commendabe, but our trugahty prompts us to ask the count!
board OF education tor a part OF the high school, which we pro-
pose to use for a public school. Why should we expect to use the
high school building for anything save an emergency reason2 Is
Falon not able to build its own school building? Certainly we
can not expect recognition as a progressive and prosperous com
munity until we have satisfied the demands OF the little ones.
This IS a matter that should not be neglected, but, on the con
trary, the men who go TO the next legislature should be men who
are in favor of bonding this district tor a STUNT that will allow OF
the building of a school house i'll this place that will be adequate
to the demands. We might be able to use the county high school
for a time by reimbursing the county with a rental; but suppose
the county high school students should increase in number until
the entire building would be occupied by them, what then? This
Is a condition that is very likely to arise before another Legislature
meets, and for this reason, if for no other, the matter should be
taken up during the coming term
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-20

lit VS. llen III daotrSl colu,nn convNA ms the informal
i that our Chtldten " ho aIt euloltd III the primary dep
cMEN ment can only aittnu sCLoul oIt-Laii I'll Their tim
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-12
THOUSAND
DOLLARS
FOR NOTHING
HUMBURG OBJECTS TO PAYING
IT AND GETS OUT A TEMPORARY
INJUNCTION.

A temporary injunction was issued
by Judge Robinson this morning res
training Sheriff Searle of Hawaii and
J. E. Fullerton from further prosecu-
tion Of the case of Searle against A .
HumbIrg, a suit which was brought
to compel Humburg to carry out the
terms of sale made to him at sheriff's
auction on Hawaii The injunction
was issued on petition of Hamburg,
who says that he is being asked to pay
$1,000 for absolutely nothing, as a re-
suit of his having been induced to bid
by false representations.
The litigation grows out of suit by
Fullerton under which Searle foreclos-
ed Humburg bid $1,000 at the sale,
for the rights of the Kohala and Hilo
Railway Company in certai Milo lands
He declares that he found afterwards
that the company had absolutely no
assignable rights at all, and that false
representations We're made to him on
the subject by Gehr of the railway COM
pany. Searle brought suit to compel
him to pay the 81 900 and the injunction
is to stop prosecution of this suit.
Thompson and Clemons are Hum
burg's attorneys.