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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-28
BOUNDARY BOARD WILL MEET.
VIII Act Saturday Upon Hermistor
and Other PropOsitions.

On next Saturday afternoon at 8
o'clock the district boundary board
will meet at the court house for the
purpose of acting upon the petition
of the people of Hermistor for a
school district.
Also, the board will pass upon the
matter of consolidating districts 81
and 81 which was voted for by those
districts at the recent election.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-28
Schedule of Excursion Train.

Z Instead of leaving Milton at
: 8 O'Clock in the morning as was
3 previously announced, the ex-
= cursion train on the Fourth of
3 July will leave there at
3 o'clock. BY so doing it will ar
= rive in Pendleton in plenty of
3 time for the commencement of
3 the celebration here. Return
: ing, the train will leave here at
3 1890 that evening, instead of at
+ 10 o'clock as announced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-28
improvements at Kamela.

H. j. Newcomb, a member OF the
Kamela school board, is in the city
today to secure a carpenter to make
improvements to the school house and
grounds at that place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-28

The drawings for land on the Grow
reservation will begin July 2. The
total number of registrations now on
file Is 1853.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-28
Ladies' VIII Serve Lunch.

The ladies of the Baptist church will
serve lunch on July in the Bowman
building. Save your appetite.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-28

Read the East oregonian.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
GUY ALLEN
WARNING NOTICE.

By $. J. Onash. attorney in fact
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
Bsck From Los Angeles.

 C' U. Glass, superintendent of the c'ty water works and municipal cleo. tric lighting department, returned Io,, evening from n business visi, in Io, Angeles.
 Back From Phoenix.
 Attorney T. c. Norris returned ycs terday from Phoenix, where he deliv. cred an able address against the pas. sage of joint statehood to large aua,. ence, on Tuesday night,
 Left for Camp.
 Charles saucr, superintendent of tho Lynx Creek Gold company, who return. cd here from an extended visit in th, cast, on Sunday loft yesterday for his camp on Lower Lynx Creek. Remains Shipped.
 The remains of the late Miss Emme sheiblcy of Ash Fork, who died in the Mercy Hospital here, on Sunday last. were shipped yesterday to the old home of the deceased. in Duneannon. Penn. for interment.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
Standard Oil Company Gets Ordinance
 Altered
Other Business Trans acted At Meeting
 Of Council
(From Tussday's Dsiiy.)

As a result of the meeting of the City Council, last evening, the Stand ard Oil company will be allowed e erect distillate, gasolcne, bcnzine, f other tanks for the storage of siniAr fluids, on the surface of the ground, in quantities to exceed 1O5 gallons, pss- vided that conditions imposed by the Council, which are in harmony with tAs requirements of the Board of Fire Us derwriters of the Pacific Coast sps complied with.
 According to the former City Osd- inance covering this point, no company dealing in such explosive liquias could store over l05 gallons witun tAe city limits in surface tanks. 4 vup rcse ntative of the standArd Oil eso. pany appeared before the Council .s . previous meeting and alleged that ths Ordinance worked his conpany . ha11- ship, hence the amendment of tke Ors finance, as stated above.
 City Engineer C. C. Glass reported that he had purchased all tho naeAis cry and goods ordered by tho Council st a previous meeting for the Aunk ipal Electric Lighting plant and tkst the same were now in transit to tAs sity.
 The matter of the purchasc of the private scwer owned by Mn. Rose Mar. sou and other private sewers in differ. cut parts of the city wns referred to City Engineer Glass, with instructions to report at inc next meeting of the Council.
 Health Officer Days report recon mended that the Ordinance compelling connection with the sewer system of the city be enforced. IL stated that the city was in n superior condition in . sanitary way to any city of which hc had any information or knowledge. Ton births and two deaths were reported during the mouth of October. City Recorder McI.anc reported the collection of *220 in fines during the month of October, $l3o of which was for twenty-six violation of Ordinance No. l22.
 City Assessor and Tax Collector Frank Williams reported tax collections for October in the sum of $26.O56.l D.; license collections, si.ii7, and water collections, s2 ,2O9.O5.
 The Council adjourned after the rcg ular monthly bills were audited and allowed. Mayor Goldwatcr WAS absent Alderman Wilson acting ns president of the Council.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07

and daughter, Miss Jeanette Mckenzie L'Engie, returned yesterday from an extended visit with relatives in New York City.
 Leading Citizen vaaass. f
 Joe Mayer, leading citizen and pioneer of the Big Bug district, and founder of the town of Mayer, wal among the out of town visitors who transacted business here yesterday. Left for Phoenix.
 Albert Murphy, general manager of the Port Huron Lumber company of Port Huron, Mich, left Inst evening for Phoenix, after a pleasant visit here with F. M. Murphy, president of the $. F. F. < r.
 Leave for Los Angeles. Dr. and Mrs. Gus weingarth. form. crly of this city, will leave today for their home in Los Angeles, after spend. ing their honeymoon here with rcla. tivcs and friends. Mrs. weingarth will bc pleasantly remembered here as Miss Nettie wollenberg.
 To Visit His Family. T. II. Brown general manager of the Long Bcach.Arizona Mining company, will leave today for Long Beach, to visit his family. During his absence Charles F.. Nathorst will have charge of operations at the company's camp in the Black Hills.
 Here From Skull Valley.
 J. 4. Kcllum and Irwin Sanders, the Skull Valley contractors, are in the city on business. They report Brow ( Murphy shipping n cnr load of ore a day from Copper Basin to tho Humboldt shelter and J. R. Edwards making shipments of ten car loads n month. Here From Phoenix.
 Mrs. John q. Tinker and family ar. rived here yesterday from Phoenix, to join MT. Tinker, who has accepted n position with the Mining Review. MT. Tinker, who is an old resident of this city, left hero some years ago to cn. gage in the newspaper business in Phoenix, and until recently was fore. man of the Phoenix Gazette, resign. ing his position to return here with his family to reside.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
@ull valley vidtors,

Uxuu Vauey Vidton. Ed. Mulholland and Mitchell purcb Skull Valley contractors, were among the out of town visitors who transacted business here yesterday.
 Loft for Phoenix.
 A. F. Taylor, assistant passenger and freight agent of the S. F. P. | P. left last evening on the southbound foI Phoenix, on railroad business. Storb Vista
 On Saturday last the stork visited the home of MT. and Mrs. George C. West, on South Pleasant street, Ieav. ing a girl weighing ten pounds. Here Prom the East. T. Johns Rigby, president and gen. eral manager of the Rigby Mining and Reduction company, at Mayer, arrived here yesterday from an extended busi. ness visit in the cast.
 Left for Hillsboro. J. II. Morrison left yesterday for iIillsboro, New Mexico, where he has n contract for installing a large pumping plant for n mining company. He ex. poets 10 be absent three months. Hero From Humboldt.
 ]. NJ. Riggcn and Robert Brow re. turned yesterday from a hunting trip in tho Verde Valley and Ash Creek districts. They report quail very plcn. tiful in the latter district. In From Camp. Mir. and Mrs. C. F.. Warren came in yesterday from the Juanita mine, in tho Crook Canyon district. Mir. War. rcn is superintendent of the mine, and the purpose of his visit is to purchase camp supplies.
 Moved to Phoenix.
 Tho Penny Arcade, which has been furnishing amusement to A large nun. ber of patrons in the tent near the Prescott Hotel, for the past week, was moved last evening to Phoenix. where it will exhibit during the fair. Came Back With . Buck.
 Jack Wilson, Herman Vogc and ]. B. Casey returndey yesterday from a hunting trip in the Granite Mountain country, where Mr. Casey killed a six. pronged buck, weighing over 200 pounds.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
A Tlyine viaA

4 Flying viaA
 J. P. Storm paid . flying visit yss. terday to the city, returning to his home at Del Rio on the afternoon day. light express. Lesveu for Pinal. Old Rssidsnt Visits.
 Joe Mayer, m old time resident of Yavapai county, and n pioneer settler of the town of Mayer, which bears his name, is in the city on business visit. Del Rio visitors.
 Miss Hattie Storm and Miss Lillian Adolpha were among the out of town visitors here yesterday. They return. cd to Dol Rio on the afternoon daylight express.
 Mining Man Here.
 0. T. Tawney, general manager of the Peck mine, in the Bradshaw Noun. tains, came in last evening from his mining camp, to spend the Sabbath here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
CIty News
 ....In Brief
rom Thursday's Dsily.)

(trom Thursday's Dsily.) Here From Humboldt.
 NJ !. sharkey of Humboldt is hcrc .o abort business visit. Mining Man visitA
 F. E Thomas, tho Kirkland mining nan. ,s visiting in the city. crown King Visitor.
 p H. Fulton of Grown King is in .b, r,iv on business visit. Mayer Visitor
 Frank Clinc-mith of Mayer is in tho .,,v on n short business visit. Left for chicago.
 G r. Alstcad left yesterday fw . ,l.it 10 Chicago on mining business. sckman Visits.
 j. H. Nash. tho Williamson Valley .,oelnian, IA here on business visit. Mining Man Hero.
 T. l.. Gu,try, the Cherry Creek min. .ne man. IS in the city on mining bust. -esH
 Bu.incS Man Here.
 Worth Rybon. the McCabc business uas. spent yesterday here on naming 'u.inc~s
 srgman Merchant Hsse.
 W McRridc. tho sciigman merchant. .. amc in last evening on n short busi -e. yI-it
 4 Professional Visit.
 pr Pcrcival Nicholson of the Copper c7ai rinc Is m tho city on \ profc-. .ional visi'. on Business Here.
 S'ham Morgan, vho hss mining ir. ,src.,. n the Cherry Greek district. |. h, sii. ch.rry Visitor.
 u-s r C. Martin ~ Cherry |. visit tg no the city. She is cucst ss the p'.~o,, Hotel. sssckuAu H~s
 John Hughes. stock buyer for Phoc. CT buichcring firm. is ia tho ci,, on . hu.iness visit. 0uneold. Visitor.
 vrs r. II. Seamans cf Humbold, is 0a,ing in the city. she is guc., of 'ss Congress Hotel. Hsr. From Cherry.
 William Morgan, ~ho has mining in. 's'-.'s m 'hc CAcrvy Greek district, is s is, riiy on business. sart From Ash Fort.
 Hsrrv Van Alcn returned last even ag from visit to his bushes. cstsb. s.nen' ia Ash Fork Herr ou Business.
 W W couebrsn. ihc Skull Valley ''"st-ao. IS in the city m ono of his ..r.'ira business visits srin@s Man Here.
 William Cole, the McCabc busines. ran. is 10 the city. He is suffering 'rcr severe attack of rheumatism. Mining Man Here.
 f W. McClsyc, general manager of .h' Copper Car mine. in the Copper Nop''ain country, eago in last evening rom h.s mining camp. Left for Denver.
 r D. Schles-ingcr. general manager of ihe Gazclle and Castle Rock mines, TO the Bradshaw Mountains. lcf, yes 'erday for visit in Denver. Flying Visit.
 N B. Hazeltine, cashier of the Bark d Arizona, paid a flying business visit yesterday to Cedar Glade, whcrc hc nas extensive business interests. Back From Phoenix.
 Attorney General F.. g. Clark return, "d yesterday from Phoenix, where he delivered telling address against joir' statehood on Tuesday night.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
(Fron Nidays pany)

rpn Nsidays Daily) In From Juniper.
 w e. Shook, the Juniper stockman. IS in the city on n business visit. Left for Tucson.
 (. l.. kcenc left yesterday for a business visit to Tucson. Back From wiekenburs.
 J. w. Dunlap returned yesterday from n visit to wickcnburg. Merchant Visits.
 T. M. Earnhart. the Kirkland mer. chant, Is visiting in the city. Copper City Visitor.
 Goorge England, tho Jerome miner. is in the city on mining business. Hero From Poland.
 Q. Longacre. IT., superintendent of the Poland mine. is in tho city. Skull Valley Visitor.
 Duff Dickson, tho Skull Valley busi. ness man. is here on business visit. Hero From Humboldt.
 N ]. Powell. Humbold, mining man, is in tho city on mining busin~s. Hero From Dewey
 C. C. Miller, the Dewey business man. is in the city on a business visit. stoekmas Hero.
 Dan C. Bacon. tho Mohavc county s,ockman, is in the city on stock busi. ness. Back From Copper Greek.
 Frank Marlow returned yesterday from a visit to the Copper Crock sec. tion. Business Man Herc.
 John Roberts. the Hillside business man. Is m the city on mining husi. nc-s Back From Colorado.
 Mrs. Fred Williams returned last evening from visit with relatives in Colorado. Back From Hunt.
 Zen Har,wick returned last evening from a hunting trip in ,hc Grand Can yon country. Stockman Visits.
 ]. W. Stewart. tho Williamson Val. lcy stockmnn. Is here on visit with his family. Mining Man Hese.
 | K. Edwards, the Copper Basin mining man. IS in the city on busi' ness visit Mayer Visitor.
 Elmer Kranstrand. who has mining interests in the Mayer section. k here on mining business. Here From Humboldt.
 Archie Grant, the contractor and builder. has returned from an extended visit to Humboldt. Mayer Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. F. O. Ncrocth of Mayer are visiting in the city. They are guests at the Brinkmeycr Hotel Leaves for Dakota.
 s.F. Laufcnbcrg, the Poland mining man. will leave today for visit with his parents in Ethan. South Dnkofa. Here From Cherry Creek.
 Mrs John Harlan and family oi Cherry Creek are visiting in the city They are guests al the I}rinkmeye' | Hotel
 Left for Phoenix.
 Joe Bold, general agent Of inc Arr zona Brewing company, left last even m, for visit to the company's agene, in Phoenix.
 To Make Homo Here.
 Peter Eckberg, the Groom 'ree' mining man and engineer, has move' his family to this city. where they vii reside in future. Hero From stoddard.
 N. A. Davis, who has mining inter csts in the Copper Mountain section came in yesterday from his min'n, camp, near Stoddard. Visiting in Phoenix | Mrs. q. F.. Meany IS visting ih Tnoe nix with her sister, Mrs. H. '' NC Clung. Mir. and Mrs. Mcclungs oao'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
MINE WARNING NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gwen that the un dersigned, owner of the Neiman gresp of clnims, and located about 90 miles west of Hillside and adjoining the pa, ented claims of Lawlcr ( Wells, in the Eureka mining district, Ysvapsi county, Ariz., will not be responsible for debts of any kind contracted for labor and improvements on said prop erty, while it Is being worked unds, bond
 GUY ALLEN,
 Hv II Guaah ..,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
(Fron Sat srdayS D.ily.) Back From Jerome.

(Fron bAs erdayO uhy.D Back From Jerome.
 John Chisholm returned yesterday from a visit to Jerome. Back From Window.
 !. K. Campbell returned last even. ing from n visit to Winslow. Here From Humboldt. | 4. D. Lyman, the Humboldt business man. is here on a business visit. Mining Man Visits.
 W. ]. Dcam, the Mayer mining man, is in the city on mining business. Loft for Home. | John Roberts left yesterday for his himc in Hillside after a pleasant busi' ness visit here.
 Loft for Kirkland. W. C. Hanson loft last evening for visit to the Kirkland district, where hc has mining interests. Left for Santa Maria.
 W. F. Whitney left las, evening on the southbound train, to inspect prop erty in the Santa Maria district. Left for Kirkland.
 T. M Earnhart, the Kirkland mer- chant, left last evening for his home. after n pleasant business visit here. Back From Denver. MT. and Mrs. A. Moser and Miss Lillic Moser returned last evening from n visit with relatives in Denver. Left for Home. Deputy Sheriff NJ. l.. Boncr of Sclig' man left yesterday for home, after a pleasant official and business visit here. Mining Man Here. |, r. B. Emery, superintendent of the Homo Run mine. in the Groom Creek district. is in the city on mining busi' , ness
 Business Man Visits.
 j. D. Bcthunc. general manager of the Humboldt Commercial company was in the city yesterday on busi ness visit. Back From wenden.
 Gus scbraplan, who has mining in tercsts in the new copper country, re turned yesterday from his new mining camp. near Wenden. A Flying Visit.
 Dr. Vickcrs, editor of the Phoeni' Republican, paid flying visit yester s day to the city returning home on tho | evening Diamond Jo. T Mining Man Visits.
 F. A. Johns. general manager of th' Alvarado Gold Mining company, cam' in yesterday from his mining camp II the Fools Gulch section. Back From McCabe. Attorney P. w. O'Sullivan and D. A
 Burke, candidate for tho Assembly ol
 the Democratic ticket, returned yes :. terday from political visit to Nc V Cabe Prominent Citizen Here. - P. P. Parker, a prominent citizen O
 the Salt River Valley, came in yestc'
 day from Phoenix on short bushes visit. Tn From Ranch.
 Tim Fell, the Agua Fria stockma and miner, is in the city on minin business. Hc reports very large cro
 of rabbits this year in the Agua Fri
 Valley. Back From New York. MT. and Mrs. F. Fleming L'Engl
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
(Frosa 6andsy's Daily.l

(from oondeye Deuy.l Mayer Visitor. W E. Glenn of Mayer is visiting in the city.
 Accspts New Positaon. W. F. Warner left yesterday for Jer. ome. wherc he has accepted . position. An 0mcial Visit.
 W. R. Johnston, stock inspector, of Del Rio. was here yesterday on official business.
 An 0mctal viat. Deputy Sheriff John Foley of .sh Fork came in last evening on aL "f. fcial visit. Blanchard Visitor. Miss Minnie Tribby, teacher of the Blanchard school, is in the city. visit. ing with friends. Accepts New Position.
 J. C. IIatton and W. r. Hatton left yesterday for Jerome, where they have accepted positions. Hero From Humboldt. | Charles Sutherland, a Humboldt me chsnic, came in last evening from the new Shelter City. On Business Here. l.. O'Dca, who has mining interests in the Agua Fria district, is in tho city on business visit.
 Back Prom the East.
 Henry Stoddard, the mining man returned last evening from business visit to the east.
 Contractor Visits.
 J. M. Mcdonald. the Humboldt con tractor, came in last evening from thu new Shelter City.
 Mining Man Visits.
 T. C. Hill, the Thumb Butte mining man, is in the city on one of his peri odical business visits.
 Groom Creek Visitor. Miss Mary c. Miller, teacher of thu Groom Creek school, was here yestcr day, visiting with friends. Left for Home.
 M. Mcbride. the Seligman merchant left yesterday for home, after a pleas ant two days' visit here.
 A Flying Visit.
 Carl Rces, the Big Chino stockmar paid flying visit yesterday to tn city, returning home on the afternoo northbound train.
 Visiting Here.
 W. D. Bowie, n mining engineer fror New Mexico, is in the city visitin with his friend, J. B. Giraud.
 Circulating Among His Friends.
 Robert Culver, the Big Chino minin and stockman. is in the city, circ, |, lating among his many friends.
 Back From Mineral Hill.
 George Wood returned yestcrda from visit to the Mineral Hill min in the Colorado River country. f Blue Bell Visitors. MT. and Mrs. R. D, 0. Johnson ( q Blue Bell are visiting in the city, an are guests at the Congress Hotel.
 On Business Here. n J. J. McWhorter, who has minin u interests in tho Cherry Creek distric D IS in the city on mining business. n Hero From the Coast.
 Harry Becker, Lee Chaney and Ale ander Hunt, n trio of musicians, a . rived here last night from the coast.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07

W. A. Long ,exprinter and news papcrman, who is now engaged in de veloping promising mining property in the upper Agun Fria distirct, is in the city, circulating among his many friends
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
(From Mondays Daily.J

(From Mondays DailyJ Big Bug Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. George Whitaker of Big Bug are visiting in the city. McCabs Visitor. J. C. McCarty, n McCabe mining man, is in the city on mining business. Mining Man Visits.
 F. D. Trcadwcll, the Mayer mining man, is in the city on mining bus'. ness.
 Left for New York.
 Miss Nora Landcrs left yesterday for New York, to visit her sister, who i- reported to be very i'll. Back Prom wendeu.
 W. M. Claypool, the mining engineer, returned yesterday from n business visit to the Wenden country. New Notary Appointed. Miss Mabel F.. Thomas of this city has been appointed n Notary Public by Governor Joseph IT. Kibbey. Cattle Kings Visit.
 Thomas W. King and Arthur r.. King. the Big Chino cattle kings. were here yesterday on stock business. Back From the Coast.
 Mrs. Charles F.. Finney returned last evening from n visit at the coast. She vas met st Ash Fork by Mir. Fin ncy.
 Left for winslow.
 Ernest Emanuel left yesterday sr winslow, where he will furnish the music for a political rally tomorrow night.
 In From the 19adshaws. A. M. Ranger, who has extensive mining interests in the Bradshaw Mountains, is in the city on mining business.
 In From Camp.
 K. II. Row, one of the owners of the Treasure Vault mine, came in ycs,er. day from his mining camp in ths Min. 1 eral Point district. In From Baumann.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. II. Mackay are in the city from the Baumann Copper company's camp in the Agua Fria dis trict. Mir. Mackay is superintendent of the company's properties. On Business Here. l.. l.. Harmon, who has large stock interests in the Anvil Rock and Agia fria sections of the county. is in thc city on stock business. In From Camp.
 N. l.. Buckley, superintendent of the properties of the Blackberry Colo Mining company in the Ash Creek sec tion, came in yesterday from his min, ing camp.
 Crown King Visitors.
 Mrs. !. K. Mcdonnell of Crown King, is in the city visiting with hcI parents, Mir. and Mrs. R. F.. Morrison Mrs. Mcdonnell is accompanied bv hei two daughters.
 Left for Humboldt.
 Otto Jansen, who fills rcsponsibl, position with the Arizona Smeltinl company, at Humboldt, returned to th, new Shelter City yesterday. after . pleasant visit here.
 Copper City Visitor.
 
 J. r. Tremblc, n Jerome busi1cs man, is visiting in the city. He Vt one of n number of residents of th. Copper City who attended the grr, opera on Saturday night. Accepts New Position. Bud Emory, formerly connected witt the Winsor and Star bars in this cit left yesterday for Jerome, where h. has accepted a position in the bushes establishment of Charley Hooker. Returns at the Palace.
 Tho Palace Saloon has made al [, engagements to receive the returns O the election, Tuesday evening, a larg blackboard having been installed. upo which the bulletins will be written n fast as received. Back From Jerome.
 D. A. Burke, candidate for inc A, scmbly on the Democratic ticket. [, f turned yesterday from n visit to .loi I omc, where he delivered m anti join statehAod addrcss nm Sutur1av n,gbi
 vNyrvN2uN x,Nn nrDp,Anr
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
To whom it may concern

ID "hom it Hihy concern The Golden Key Mining company or 'hc following named mining claims. to wit; Golden Key, Golden Jewel. Gold CT Gem, Golden Crown, Mountain View and Bedrock. situate in Green wood or Eureka mining districts. Mo have or Ynvapai county. Ari,ons. viii not be responsible for my .hhs .o, 'rncted for labor performed ot metr,,,i furnished or for accidents svtninrd hy the parties st prcsru, working '.s rhove.namci claims nnLct hori ,ni lease
 C CHARLES rNNfs
 ALICE r.. DAVIS
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07
INDICTED FOR PEoNAoE.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 2. Five in
 dictmcnts for peonage against well known manufacturer were returned by the federal grand jury today ss TO. suit of the special investigation bv Assistant Attorney General Charles Russell of the Department of Justice
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-07

pated Ieh. ] 1906