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1T is?" asked the teacher. 'T'hou,
teacher. It's . woman who uoo0 ~
hand instead Of q slipper replied ~
wise child. fe
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with an exclamation Of. delight me
hardened tourist rrshed out On ~
hasssHe platform and staSted y e1kaah
h1S tYunk wt&h ~ ~. 3. ;s M
& ssJIoJdi al g1tst a. (,
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On his features that pen
IA skin to describe Il.
s.tn y ian to his side aad forced
1os Ss,s through his clsnchsd
seemed TO isydvs him
sad he motionSd ~ -
- s.wer Of NJ ssufskas y
Z touad ! -
"a sianced q -
@ nod t ~
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-02
T6sss ss,sd Noe,

rs:s S.s n1. hs e iSss vsss TsI,.ts ,essr'' pr'd.
when nrst ~ vooed ksr Tor bis bride.
His future sunny bstghG
One useeAory on bis fondness fed
When .love he whispeFpd low
while hanging DER her graceful head
He married the mistietoe.
Now thinss are changed: those memories
Have shad all their romance:
Tho eyes once dropped meath his. he
Now nxed on the main chance
He works the harder as days 70,
of spirit he's spark:
Where once he marked the mistletoe,
hc now must toe tho mark.
Baltimore American.
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-02

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his personal llberty to select his oW1
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-08

worn by Mrs. Fnlrchlld. who was one
OF the most attractive women In the
room. and Mrs. James wilder looked
lovely In white. Mrs. George Potter
made u very delightful appearance and
Mrs. Francis Swanzy was most ef-
fectively dressed. Mrs. Van vllet made
II fine appearance ana Mrs. Raymond
de Is. I.ayard. all IN white. with her
hair beautifully done. was particularly
noticeable. Mrs. Russell looked ex-
tremely well. ana charming Mrs. MUIR
ray was very becomingly fr0cked. Mrs.
George Macfurlane was handsomely
dressed and Mrs. Brninerd Smith wore
u most becoming frOck. Mrs. George
Garter was lovely In white. and the
beautiful toilette Of Mrs. Walter
Brlnckerhof suited her perfectly, and
Mrs. Alexander Lindsay was very
graceful IN white. Miss Bertha Young
wore q lovely frOck. ana the dress o:
Mrs. Slnitery was very pretty. Mrs
Fred Macfnrlanc made u distinguished
appearance. aud the young girls all
looked pretty. Mrs Mary Gum cane
In white and MRS. Rnnney Scott was
In "a dainty creation. Among those
present ana invited were: Governor
and Mrs. Garter. Major and Mrs. Van
vliet, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond dc Is.
Layard. Major aud Mrs. Russell. Mr..
ana Mrs. Burke. Judge and Mrs. Frear.
I Judge ana Mrs. Lindsay. Judge and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-08

WfNl NNefI tHt"f'hINH
NM WIN hYbfy entertained M 1Iii.
mn IN sunday eyHHlhR NJ liiH MDnni
liWM m Il dpiiRhifn hhnner f0nr
ibhh tjyhH bhtiHlf1 ne fGlnd inbIn,
NHifh wBB bHhniliHlly decorated Wlih
u iifeH bHd N crimson carnations hIH
mdlnthhilf ibfhB 5leHflr llglhb
fhhdbd M crimson pebbbd on nom
nmlaH no n0a6fBl hb1 rhDdelhbfh,
bbiliy SHADED M crimson. stood M
iillibf BlnH ~ no blhb6fmWy decorated
itbih "AlJlh ~" Dirhed GUi vim
iiiH hiHPlb bWhla ~ no carnations wag
htiGfb hhrli blhiHO hin UbiHhb f0fins
No MIA wllth HSDlJGH iHade BiiplI
mtifimthi MIN ~ Tho RlieaiB placed
ilIH HhlHHH phbB upon ilplr lbhds Sra
hytiy BGfE n stunning ff6eh NJ VINE
hmbibllhfbl satin combined Vim NEE
HHH M HlRfbiiG whlph sliH WGie fplI
hIfily Dyff hbf lhli WIN charming ~
ibfi amer llnhbf phi1s were played
M n bHyaib apartment engaged iJi
mo 6tpaflDH AIMING those present
wHih NJ an1 Mfa Afn1ll plhH IN
HHn ME- " n lliiibDlHsl Mf Abd
Hia y W n ligbilng MA Al6sahdnI
llhbHa. W. Mise Jessie kaufman, Mis-
Mamie Winston Nv jDbD n lIlls1
paWalh llulli ~ sheldon ANA M
lllphafl WuslL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-08


Monday evening Witnessed tho pr
yhiH Ylew ~ the klI0h6nn m Lenguo
M their rooms IN The AloN YOUNG,
Th8 President Mrs W, N, Graham, ~.
rolyHd the guests ANA there we're soys
HfG assistants IA help IN the pleasing
duties ~ Tho evening, There was u
representative collection ~ pictures
any, among others those " Mr., How.
ara illiebrOGk ana JaInes wilder we're
especially noticed Mr. wilder showed
n very attractive STUDY ~ u 1sherDhb
nnd II llnwnllhn boy M WlldorE
portraits nfe very rlHyHfIy handled ANA
IN hls studio nro ~ h. seen some bold
hhd dhBllDR sketches M IIlicb.
p0pba "1md1 wilma Clouds Came
lJDWH Uer ihe llllls' seemed 10 appeal
10 The guests other exhibitors we're
MrB DGpOiO, y. y Mallory A. H. our
fey, WHO presented some clever mar
Ines phlllD Dodge who gave u doll'
cate treatment ~ lOenl aDd foreign
subjects, ana Miss Annie Phrko, whOBt
wJrk " ~ excellent Mrs, t0ihWel
contributed many specimens ~ bIgl
nH whlrh were generally admired
Among The PROJECTS advanced was lli'
bringing OUi NJ u play ana n Mardl Ora
before Lent Win an energetic presi
dent Ike Mrs Graham NJ the helm aDy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-08

Holiday Novelties

An immense assor,men, 10 10.
lett ifomi unique and lnespen.
sive articles, very appropriate
tof CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
they are all useful ,hlnosj too
many 10 mention, They are
now on display, ~ CONF
hJD nrr THEM,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-08
Mail Orders

Our Mai order Department 10 well
equipped to serve our our.oF.TowN
PATRONS In a thorough, satisfying
manner
PROMPT and CAREFUL ATTGN.
TON 0lvtN To ORDERS ana sam.
PLgs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-08

thing proposed could doubtless DO car
rind Oui, She II born slave driver,
nDd knows TOO well how 10 yet work
on NJ others, Her executive ability
IN wonderful ana the League IN for
iuBnio 10 have her occupying the posi-
ton NJ honorable president
4 4
brilliant osthsrIng
Que ~ the smuriest aud most fash.
iOnnbly attended Of local balls was
given on Wednesday evening at the
Seaside Hotel by Mr., ana Mrs Henry
Foster button ana Mr.. aud Mrs Harry
MnofDrlDns, Jr The gathering was
exceptionally brilliant, and, M usual,
many charming women we're present.
Jlie guests we're received by Mr. hnd
Mrs. button ana Mr. ANA Mrs. Mncfnrs
lane IN The drawing room ~ the en-
trance " tho dancing pavilion, abd
everybody romnrked upon the beauty
" the two sisters, Pretty Mrs, but.
ton wore shlmmerIng tuIle net Ol
HDOlesceDt tones over pink satin, while
Mrs, Maofnrlane IN pale blue tullof
and satin WIS most beautiful Tho doc.
Orail0ns Of the ball room we're carried
on IN green's, a large pnpaya ire,
with clustering globes Of fruit sur
rounding The central column, wbll'
traits NJ delicate foliage threaded Will
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-08

Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. N. Patton are ex-
pected TO arrive In the next Alameda
and their apartments at the Moana
Ore already reserved for them. The
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-08

Cards were received Oh Friday sp-
bouncing the marriage Of Miss Belle
Dickey to Mr.. James Drumm0nd Dole
on Thursday, November twenty-second
at Jamaica Plains, Mass. Mr. and
Mrs. James Dole will proceed directly
to Honolulu, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dickey
expect 10 give large reception for
the young couple.
Additional Social News on Page 7.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-08

Mrs. win Avery and Miss Mamie
Winston who expected to sail for the
Orient In the America Maru have de-
ierred their trip until month later.
Mrs. Avery Is somewhat Of IN invalid
and will remain ut the Moana Hotel
until she departs, as the quietude OF
the place suits her perfectly.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-08

A Wash Goods Special
PRINTED sArlsvgs.
white and dark ground,
with pretty designs; a large
variety Of patterns to se.
leet from: ,2.t.2e and Ice
quality; THIS WEEK -. 1Oc I'd,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-08

Mr. Harry Lyon, who has pesn for y
week at the Queens Hospital. IL now
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cushman
on kaplolani street. Mr.. Lyon expects
to sail for the coast about December
l3rd
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-08

Patons will be hailed with Joy among
the social set, which they no delight
fully adorned . y
Miss Jessie Foreman IL travelling In
the Orient with friends from Erie, Pa.
and she expects 10 winter In Cairo,
returning to America by way OF Eu-
rope.
4 4 4 q,
The luncheon which Governor Carter
gave al the Alexander Young on Thurs.
day was u delightful affair. Fourteen
covers encircled the round table, which
was deliberately decorated with Grim.
son carnations. Wreaths OF carnations
were twined artistically about the
plates and leis were also given. Male
played an important part In the color
scheme. The guests invited In honor
Of Commissioner Sargent OF Washing
ton were Messrs. u. Tenney, +. NJ.
Swanzy. G. NJ. Cooke, X. W. Breck0Ds,
W. A. Kinney, W. NJ. Giffard. J. j..
Garden, J. II. Craig. X. ID. Mead and
j. A. Gilman. Speeches and toasts en-
livsned the feast and Commissioner
Sargent gave much pleasure and salts
faction by his speech.
4 4 4
To greet DR.. Sylvester there was q
gathering at Central Union Church on
Tuesday evening In the school room.
The reception committee consisted OF
Mrs. W. w. Hall. Mrs. Dorenius Scud-
der and Mrs. J. A. McCandless, ana
they were assisted by the Rev. u. Il.
Turner. Among those who assisted In
making the evening Il memorable one
were the Kamehameha Girls quartet
cub Miss Patty. who charmingly re-
cited odd Hickory" The room was
decorated In cool greens and DIR. Syl-
vesier seemed delighted with the
evening. Delicious refreshments were
served after the musical and literary
exercises.
4 4 4 "
Cards were received Oh Friday AN
DOuncing the marriage Of Miss Belle
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-08

ana MRS. l.. Tenney Peck, Mr.. and Mrs.
kiebahn, Mr.. and MRS, b. J." Marx, MIR.
ana MRS. Fred Macfarlane. Mr.. ana
Mrs e. ]. wilder. Mr.. ana Mrs. Brock
Mr. ana MRS PARIS DIR. ana Mrs u. "
murray MIS- george w. Maefariane'
MRS. mary dunn' Mr. ana MRS. Albert
A'ons. MISS Lorna iaukea. MISS har-
Vey. MISS katydld Jones. Misses walk
or. MISS Bertha Young MISS van Vliet'
MISS Alice Maeiarisne, Miss Macfar-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-20

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-20
Meinoiinin

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Sd Icbn' au1 an 0sr 6slitHwaas.
HtaH taeei en- Der g8GHb MID INNER,
uHo eoh bin 10 in fsiaem 3imnIsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-20

unisrs Q6onHsnteu Fno ir.unbli6F
srIadt, 6eim Bo5nunsspsdisI ans
tets al 6enddrihtigen. oamit bic nsue
abrtFe lofort Hati Dsr alien ge6roadt
psroen farm. uHo cine uatsrbrehung
in Dey 3~uisnbuug bss Slaties permiss
ben psrbs. Wan MOLE ME 0srssFsu,
nit osf neusn aud isoss nal bic
alts QoEshs aHSgss5sH.
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yttt NJ pou gisb WHe SreR' riilt;
Eob iiebt Elm + Oaiir. 10 ihdFl
vs. S'eleH ugue NsbmstrGit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-20

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aasugi5en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-20

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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-01-20
Death Valley Gold.

A dispatch from Caliente to the
Salt Lake Tribune says:
George Fletcher, an old time Ne
vada prospector, passed through
Caliente today from Death Valley en-
route TO his old home in Denver. He
brought with him three sacks OF ore
showing chunks OF free gold, many Of
which were the size OF a pea, imbed-
ed in clear white quartz showing
cubes OF brown hematite Of iron. He
states that he has a 2-foot vein OF
quartz going $345 per ton in free
gold and believes that his strike is
the richest, not even excepting
the tabled lodges OF "Scotty" in the
death hole. He has located four
claims and expects to return next
month fully equipped for a six months
Job at taking out and sacking this
golden treasure.
Mr.. Wister and G.. F. Kale o.
cripple Creek purchased Grant ant
LOOMS group OF claims southwest
from Caliente this week for $500 ant
VIII erect a ten stamp mill on The
properties as soon as the weatheI
permits.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-01-20
THE REILLY
LEASE CASE
Judge Murphy Dismisses the
Action Begun by the Com
bination

The first battle in the important
litigation growing out of the the
Reilly lease was fought at Haw-
thorne last Saturday before Judge
Murphy. The court ordered that the
action OF Combination Mines Com
pany VS.. B. ]. Reilly, John McKaue
and ]. D. Campbell be dismissed; that
the amended and supplemental com
plant be stricken from the files and
the attachments discharged. The
suit was begun in the early part of
October last, when the Reilly lease
was producing more than $40, 900 per
day. The Combination Mines com
pany claimed that the %lessees had
gone beyond the sidelines OF the
Florence mining claim and were ex.
tracing ore from its side lines Frac-
ton Mining claim. An injunction
was obtained restraining the l~essees
from entering upon the Combination
Companies ground and extracting
ore. After the Reilly lease had ex.
pired the plaintiff amended its com
plant in several particulars. The
F~lorence-G oldtield Mining Company
was added as a defendant. The suit
was changed from an injunction suit
into an action for damages to the
amount Of $3.50, 600. Not only we're
damages claimed for ore alleged to
have been extracted from the Com
bination Company's ground, but it
also claimed to own the apex of the
vein running through the Florence
mining claim, and demanded damages
for all of the ore extracted there
from by the l%essees. The plaintiff
also secured an attachment for $3.50,
900. The arguments of counsel on
the motions to strike tee amended
and supplemental complaint from the
files aud TO dissolve the attachment,
were heard by Judge Murphy last
Saturday evening. On Monday morn
ing he rendered an opinion in which
which he sustained the defendant,
contention by dismissing the suit anC
d~issolving the attachments. Th'
plaintiff vas represented by Camp
bell, Metson & Brown and Augusta.
Tilden. The defendants, McKane
Reilly and Campbell were represent
ed by Key Plttman.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-01-20
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
UNDER EXECUTION

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED
bout OF the District Court OF the Third Judici-
al District, of the State OF Nevada, wherein II.
Locke is Plaintiff, and the Barcelona Mining
Company Ia corporationl are Defendants, upon
q Judgment rendered the eth day OF December
1905 for the sum OF o., 1881 In gold coin OF the
United States, besides costs and interest, l
haue this day levied upon all the right, title,
claim and interest OF the within named De-
PENDANTS, ofin and to the following described
real estate to.wit:
and lying and being in the Spanish Belt Min
ing District, Nye County, State OF Nevada, CON
taining twenty and sixty-six one hundredthS
(20 66.10O) acres OF land, more or less. More
fully described in the patent thereof OF the
United States to Barcelona Mining Company
which said patent bears date OF the sth day OF
February 1877, and was recorded March 18th
1877, at IL O'Clock M, in book | on pages 603,
6Oi. COS and 606 OF Nye County records, and
known as South Barcelona Mining Company's
claim, Survey No. 80. and also that certain lot,
piece and parcel OF land. known as the BARGE
Iona Consolidated Mining C~ompany's claim, be-
ing survey No. 81 in said Spanish Belt Mining
District 10 Nye County, State Of Nevada, and
containing thirteen and seventy-seven one hun.
dredths ia 77-IOo acres OF land, more or less, and
more fully described in the patent thereof, oil
the United States, TO the Barcelona Consolidat
ed Mining Company, which SAID patent beari
date Of May 1877; was recorded Oct. l4th, 1877 al
80 minutes past one o'clock p. m. in BOOK J o.
Nye County records, page $50, to 500 inclusive
and known as the Barcelona Consolidat
ed Mining Company's claim, being In surve!
No. 50.
Public notice is hereby given, that ! will Oh
the 9th day OF February 1905 at the hour OF
O'Clock D. m. OF said day, in front OF the Cour
House door OF the Co. OF Nye, sell at public sale
for United States gold coin, all tho right, title
claim and interest OF the said Defendant
(1he Barcelona Mining Company, q corpora
atom OF In and to the above DESCRIBED req
estate, or so much thereof as may be %necessar
to raise sufficient money TO satisfy said ludl
ment, with interest and costs, etc, to the mig
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-01-20
Ii Political Pot.

The political pot is beginning to
simmer in the western part Of the
state. 1t is said in Republican circles
that Colonel A, G. Hopkins OF Search
light, Lincoln county, will be a candi-
date for the United States Senate.
Colonel Hopkins is now in Europe,
but is expected in this state within a
very few months, when it is said he
will begin his campaign in earnest.
Already it is said he has made several
moves on the political checker board.
For Congress Oscar j. Smith is
spoken Of as the probable Republican
nominee. For Governor T. L. Oddie
seems to have a great many follow
ers.-Silver State,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-01-20
OF
KNOCKERS
The Tonopah Organization
Holds an Extra Session and
Adiourns Sine Die

The Knockers Club held a session
ora evening this week, that is, it
LA an extra one for it is always in
sossion. The Club has been in exist
orce for some time in Tonopah but it
ooly has six members at present.
During the epidemic last spring it
gained perceptibly in membership,
but many of those who joined then,
soon saw the error OF their ways and
became good. However, the walk
ing delegates and other officers (six
~ them) with their little hammers,
are still in evidence and are still
knocking anything and everything
that pertains to the good Of Tonopah.
Well, as we said before, the Club
held an extra session one evening
this week, all the members being
present
The meeting was called to order by
the Chief Knocker, Tim Thinskin.
oJobnny. off the. Spot" who claims to
be a mining expert, made a motion
that Tonopah be knocked by every
member OF the Club. Jack know it all
seconded the motion, but the presi.
dent had brains enough to remind the
members that il such a motion car
ried, the Club would be dubbed out
Of existence and it was withdrawn.
A member who resides in a tin-can
house on Strawberry Hill moved that
the Tonopah Mining Company be
"knocked." "Why, you darn fools,
said the president, there isn't a
single thing you can bring out against
the Tonopah Mining Company. 1t
has done a world of good for the
camp and is now building a mill at
Milers that will give employment to
hundreds of men," "Well," said the
i~rrepressible member from tin-caG
alley, 81 amend the motion to make
the knock apply to the Montana.
Tonopah Co." why you crazy
FOOLS said the president that is
on9 Of the greatest mines in the land
it is well and ably managed. "Well,
then | move that the Extension Co.
be substituted" "Well, you fellows
are certainly trying to kill this or.
g~anizatiou. Don't you know that the
Extension is a rich producer and q
regular shipper You make me
desperate and | feel like resigning.'
This had no effect on the tin-car
man, however, and he kept amending
his motions, naming the North Star,
Midway, Belmont, West End, Hum.
boldt- Tonopah, New. Goldfelds De.
velopment Co., Ohio Tonopoh, Nc.
Namara and others in rapid success.
sion. His motions were all defeated
however, and finally in disgust he re
signed. The president followed sui
and upon the man from tin.can alley
moving to adjourn sine die, the
knockers made a rush for the door
and the ''Tonopah Knockers Club
ceased to exist,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-01-20
WeIl-Known Traveller Dead.

John 7. Cochran, the oldest com.
mercial traveller on the Pacific Coast,
died at his home in Carson City last
Monday. The deceased was a native
oil Kentucky and had attained the
ripe age OF 20 years. He began
work as q traveller IN 1861 for Star.
buck d Co. Ct Stockton. He after.
wards Travelled for Spruance, Stanley
q Co., Moore, Hunt & Co., San
Moore and Shroufe 4 Co. He leave,
a wife in Carson and a brother il
Redwood City, beside a host Of friend!
to mourn his loss.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-01-20
Meeting Of the Nevada State Board Of
Medical Examiners

There will be a meeting OF the State Board Of
Medical Examiners at the ONCE OF the Seore-
tary in Carson City, Nevada, on February 5,
1906, for the purpose OF examining physicians
for registrations, issuing certificates and for
the purpose of transacting any other business
that may legally come before the Board
S, l.. LEE, NJ, D.,
j20-fs Secretary.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-01-20

The BONANZA is the official paper
of Nye County.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
SOILED TOGA
 TURNED DOWN
Farmer COburn Declines
 the Kansas SendtOrShip
The Appointment Has Been Offered
 to Judge Benson, Personal ana
 Political Friend of Governor HOCh.

Topeka. June 9.-FaImer Dwight Co burn. who was. on Monday appointed by Governor l.. w. Hoch, to be United States senator, succeeding J. R. Bur ton, tonight announced that he had de- cided not to accept the appointment.
 Governor Hoch immediately offered the vacancy to Judge A. w. Benson, of Ottawa, Franklin county. Judge Ben son is at his home in Ottawa and has not yet replied to the telegram inform ing him of his appointment. There is title doubt that he will accept the of flee.
 Judge Benson is about sixty years of age and has been prominently identified with republican politics in Kansas. He has held the office of judge of the Franklin Douglas judicial district and has served in the legislature. He has twice been mentioned as d candidate for d pace on the state supreme bench but has never been chosen.
 Judge Benson is a close friend of Governor Hoch, both politically and personally, and was one of the leaders in the revolt in the Kansas republican party two years ago which resulted in the nomination of Hoch for governor. MT. Benson holds no public office at present and is engaged in the practice of law at Ottawa.