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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-25

Go to the Lyceum theater next Mon
day night and see the grand double bill
presented by the Ralph Stuart company
under auspices Of City Statesmen asso-
citation,
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Lecture on Jerusalem.-Miss Ben
Oliel, the young Jewess, who has de-
Hvered several entertaining lectures on
Jerusalem and life among the modern
bYterian church, Eighth avenue and
Fourth street Sc, on March S, g and Z.
The lectures will be illustrated by many
assistants dressed in costume.
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a GREAT ENGAGEMENT
/ CLOSES WITH LA TOSCA'

court scene, which was a little disap-
pointing, but the stage management
was never at fault in the smallest de-
tail. The audience was demonstra-
tive Of it's approval, and Bernhardt was
forced to make her graceful inclina-
tions in response at the close Of each
act. &C. B. G..
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WOMEN find BOON IN
new SAFETY RAZOR.
THAT PROVOKING LITTLE BEARD
FALLS BEFORE IT.
Druggist Sees Fortune in Supplying
Shaving Device to Ladies Who Are
Bothered with Incipient Mustache-
Expects Run on Stock as Soon as
News Spreads.

WE'LL she's the pioneer in new
said the drugstore proprietor after the
door closed behind stunning brunette.
81 never thought Of it before. The
safety razor should certainly be god
send, a perfect treasure, to fair ones
with a tendency to superfuous hair on
the face. Without doubt she will tell
someone else in confidence and the sale
Of these razors will 90 on. I ought to
have given her that razor for nothing,
because she will prove to be the van
guard of host of women customers,
when she finds how smoothly the thing
works.
EtYou know, the feminines are all
afraid of the strop and the shining
steel, and they couldn't, keep an edge
up at all. The safety solves the ques
ton. Gee, what great thought And
the drug man saw himself the Colum
bus Of a new idea. - F..
Shop for Their Husbands.
| According to the drug men, it is 1
common thing for women Of the mid
die class to buy lather cups ant
brushes and razor strops for their hus
bands. They are accustomed to shop
ping for men and therefore the safety
razors can be bought without any com
ment being passed, or any unfortunate
hazards ventured as to what use tn
instrument is really intended. d.
I "Formerly, you KNOW said tn
drug proprietor, cit was a mark o
beauty for woman to have a fain
dark line on her upper lip and dow
her oval cheeks, but that day ha
passed. The main care now is to get ri
Of the hirsute growth without leavin
any traces. A woman welding fla
razor would be,a curiosity. A CASE
knife would be as effective and NO
half as dangerous. 49,.
"Secrecy is the main thing an
they hate to 60 even to a dermatole
y gist for removal of the incipient beart
It is family secret, skeleton in tn
closet. Now the safety razor will be tn
thing, and; you will see raid on th
market in the near future.''
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Allen Becomes Champion.

At the last meeting Of the board
there were number Of women who
have been working on the tax lists in
the clerk g office to be paid off. Clerk
of Courts A. E. Allen, who, in common
with the other county officials, insists
that the women employed in this cleri-
cal work give better satisfaction and
accomplish as much, if not more, than
the men, went to the commissioners
with a protest. He stated the case
plainly and demanded that the women
be paid the same wages as the men. He
showed that the women thus employed
had families, or at least one or more
persons dependent upon them, the same
as the men, and that they were entitled
TO pay for the work they do the same as
their male fellow workers, and in gen
eral he argued that the age Of discrim-
ination against women in business is
past.
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Hoodwinks the Oculist. Madden Eye
Medicin cures eyes. (Don u smart.) Csc.
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TOO LATE TO CHASTITY

fragrant floral blooms plant milk vegetable
essences compose Satin skin cream.
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AROUND THE TOWN

Socialist Lecture.-National Organ
4zer Carl D. Thompson will lee
ture on "Socialism'' at pm. today
at 1898 Nicollet avenue.
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Rule Is General.

After some consideration the COM
missioners decided to establish a new
rule and put the women clerks on q
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DR., T.. w. Shdmore Dead. pr.
W. G. skidmore leaves tonight for Mo
line, ILL.,, to attend the funeral, Of his
brother, DR., I. w. skidmore, who died Is9
Skidmore was vice president of the
Illinois State Dental society and well
known IN his profession turnout the
United States,
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Would like in
playing
iesq exchange
The hidden piano
your all
you be played BY will
to and Is 81
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WANTED EVERYWHERE-H
TO tack signs, distribute circulars sam
pies. etc, no canvassing; good pay Sun
Advertising Bureau, Chicago. slS7
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LED


THORNToN-In salt Lake Ciry. February II.
1906 JamSs y. OF a l.. and Maggie
Thornton. aged ( years. Notice OF funeral
later.
BAILEY-In this city. February II. 190& Of
cRncor. Emma Bailey, aged e5 years, a native
OF England, Funeral services will be held
Monday. tho 18th. at ?. m. from tho Twon-
tIcth wnrd meeting house. Friends arc invited
attend and view tho remains the
mcetins-house from 80 20 p. M, day Of
funcrul
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Jomes Ingebretsan, Salt Lake, Mabel E. c.
Rohde. Salt iakc.
Vlnio Zelcrnlrur. Murray: Johann Richycr
Murray.
FREDERICK Otto DIchcrt, Salt Lake; Mary
NJ. Zimmerman. salt Lake.
John c. Dyer Salt Lnko; Mabel A. May
rlnrd- Snlt I.ake.
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SECURE PERMANENT INCOME
Five propositions to work on Sell our
goods once and you make steady Gus
toner. Send q cents for samples and
tising matter. Address, Crest Dept.
r, Big Rapids, Mich. slSls
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ROOMS TOR LIGHT HoUssnI,a
cheapest in city. AV
West.
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PLEASANT FC conyenleaor
room with modern e
North Second West
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR HOUSES
hold goods. carpets. etc; entire house
furnishings a speciality. Nebraska FurnI
ture CO., g. +. End So o2145
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THE PLEASANToN. NsW.nishst 4
square; Handsomely iosS lnt
modern. close In PHone
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENT WANTED-ElTHER SEX BIG
line OF new spccalties Offering large re-
turns; quick sellers, Catalogue and circu-
lars free, Write today sure, Inter
Mountain Specially Co, P, o box 235,
Salt Lake City. Utah. sl3l4
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A NICE. RESPECTABLE JAPANESE
boy would like to work In A family;
general housework. Address Al. Trib-
une. SLIPS
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|HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON
brass. rags, bottles, rubber. copper. etc
Utah Junk Co. 81 (. Sth So phone g,e
1901
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US

FINE LARGE TEAM OF WORK
horses; well matched Address j77 LIST st
sl4UU
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l53 NINTH EAST, Sanltsi 3
partly furnishef. oy Il
Co. 14g S. West remnIe'
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FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN ON UTAH
and other railroads Experience unnec-
cssary. Fircmen, 500 monthly Brake
men, $50. Promotion to positions paying
double. State age Send stamp. Name
position preferred. Railway Association
Department 100. Charles building. Den
Fcr, Colo. $3.50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-19
GROCERY
Observation-Disclosures

ELECTRO-DERMAT - HAIR
molcs, birthmarks freckles. red spots
all imperfections OF the skin permanently
removed by electric needles, Miss Small
col Templeton bldg s61l
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FLORISTS

BEST DOUBLE VIOLETS AND FU-
neral designs. Both phones 1900. Gems
Floral Co. 143 South Main street nl4is
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SAFE REPAIRING

EXPERT SAFE OPENING AND LOCK
work. Salt Lake Stamp Co. cor 3rd
So. and West Temple. FoneS S0l ps7O
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS

TWO COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. IN
qUire 2O2 l street, or telephone lZZZ-Z;
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FOR FOR RENT-FJIpy11ss
~ -1>@'->->~-@-~->-oo olhNlNHu
1 y hNlottn hOu,t.So-'~>-.et
s'ouhd moor ana m hs.rlS,'X
pro st. IAN
ONE SUITE OF r,l
rooms, win gas and th0ussyS,
FIRST South 0'0ek from
JUST OPENED. rus rr
Sihte V1uw nn way court. bs,eADgN
spS.rn St'.,T on ON FIRST souln. ssesa III
etVvin H,SI neat In every roo-, hye7uI
. uSt inc place Tor sol,o no c.
~. 80 per week ana Invar'!sl II
FINE IN. ROOM. MoDEpX
pH@O use ot parlor and z u
F3uK SdJ5 NICELY -rURN
housekeeping. e. /. ana R00l.[
90 80. West Temple. u osln
IHREE-RM FLAT lc, -
Phonc SOY lsi Z 5pn Z
kEEP HOUSE. / sI
Tempie. etapT and weIl-equlDpsSak Sk !. !
hhbGANT I,a6aA6 NEwLY-FUpS
p,tooS moaern front suite. MN IN
Brigham. Room "a. NO etIia:c'
TWO UNFURNIsgEn
one furnished room cp, Ro0ys
south; rear. eheap o. n
FgRN; RMS. 81 80 IL:
Tor light housekeepin,r W. II
TWO FURN. ROoNc
housekeeping. Phone e., FOR
NICE LARGE FRoNr r
ba ole II, fGE Tor TWO. Inquire room Hv9S "
l'aln DIX, N
TWO FURN. ROOMS -
keeping - per mo. Es I'VE
w. "a
WHOLE OR PART oFAToo--
erh house. no chlldren. @
dress P %, Tribune. eost 4
TWO MODERN ROoMe -
housekeeping 20 ID n IVA
FOUR-ROOM HOUSE co,-
furnished for housekespiHs g
THREE-ROOM BRICK co7-.1
children. Apply SIS Ind =,
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS slv~
en- SUITE; ground floor. q "
Temple st, w"
NICELY FURNISHED Pool1,'
or without Housekeeping:
house. Ci So. Let West
TWO LARGE FURNIsHED !,
for housekeeping; G. l., bah.
bic rent, l6i n Main.
COMFORTABLY FURNJsuvn'
with board, for TWO gentlerns-.
family 10 North Main.
TWO CLEAN ROOMS BAcT
front: FIRST floor: gentlsmss
w. 3rd South ST.
TWO COSY FURNIsHED I
centrally located, phone ~
Phone 3243-Z. q So. lst West
CLEAN RMS. LIGHT HousI
Ing. cheap TO right party. "a
Temple.
FAMILY OF 2 WILL SHARE n
6-room modern. nicely furnlst1
with furnace and barn. 81 n. b|
TWO ROOMS AND KITcHr
light Housekeeping, also ) 10
W. 1st So.
TWO ROOMS. s., 3 ROOMS ~
keeping. 5A5 h. 9Th So.
NICE FURN. ROOMS, CLOSE
West 5th South.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
and bath; new and modern; d {
ment~ house OH Brigham ST N
Address, p 81. Tribune
TWO NICELY-FURN. ROO
light Housekeeping. 5l So xl1
FURNISHED ROOMS FOB
housekeeping; ground Aoor. ~
South.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED
for housekeeping. ia W. FU
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
housekeeping; modern. ZIG We
SUITE NICELY FURN. H0us7
rooms. n. and c. water. e
floor. AZ W. eth 50.
ONE NICE LARGE RM. F0R
housekeeping; steam heat E.
Main
THREE NICELY FURN. ~;
ligst Housekeeping; modern =
South.
NICE ROOMS FOR LIGHT !
keeping. Ground floor. tn Sa
ONE ROOM. FURN. FOR 4
Keeping. with bath. cheap. .
South.
MODERN ROOMS FOR GEAl1
with or without board u VI
MODERN 7-ROOM BRICK =
furniture new. 9Sl First 81
THREE NICELY FURNlSHEp
for housekeeping; pantry ana 2
e 5th So
SUITE OF THREE NICELY
rooms for light housekee7irs' /
So. lst West
TWO FURNISHED RO0H1
light housekeeping. l2 T. tA j.
NICELY FURNISHED. WAhh
rooms. strictly modern; c'ose :
2Ed South.
THREE MODERN LIGHT
Keeping rooms on grouna bv''
a South lst West
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WHERE TO STOP

BY GOOD COOK. n5 so. STH EAST.
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MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES

PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR DEC
oration day. r. Mckenzie, Az State st.
ss
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A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
small family. no washing. $50 LIST st.
oil
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E,,G,HT-ROoM HOUSE. 9Th SO AND
Tel asi u Hiskey, 200 Mccormick blk.
1901
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FOR RENT

G0O6 HSRN, CLOSE IN: l5S WEST 5IH
SIh '' sl35l
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tNE STORE ROOM. FIRST SOUTH
r1oS."een Main and State: SIS per montb
- ~ T. INV Co 1928
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BOARD AND ROOMS

ONE ICELY-FURNISHED ROOM
suitable for two; and board l52 w 3rd
So. sIaAo
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II "a hlNi1A ~ sl344
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YOUR FORTUNE TOLD FREE, WITH
names, dates. facts, etc; love. business,
stamp. Verne. l2iS Michigan ave, Chi
cago. sl2JO
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mako go To 40 per week carrying side
line OF most up-to-date Advertising Fans
or our exclusive and special designs APP
ply at once. The Kemper-Thomls com
pany, Fan Dept, Station H., Cincinnati.
- slaGD
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LINCOLN HOUSE, PAUL HEN.
prop. 6s E. lst So; 200 rooms, rates. sc
&c and Soc
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WE HAVE THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
money-mnkng proposition for statesmen
and an equally attractive proposition fer
them to ofTcr their customers. Longwcar
Tinted Lead Co. st. Louis, Mo, sl264
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR


EBER W. HALL, UNDERTAKER AND
embalmer. 20 s. w. TEN Phones, 1913
POE
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ROOMS FoR ONE OR smoGuss: =
men: close in; mooe'"
I ~, Tribune, q
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WANTED. statesmen OF ABILITY
and neat appearance to call on all mcr-
chunts In their territory. elegant Side line
convenient to carry; good commissions:
prompt remittance. Belmont Mfg. Co,
Cincinnati, O. sl2GI
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ALL KINDS OF II. ii. GOODS. RED
man-Jenson Furn. Co., l19 So. w T.
Fones 655. s121
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MODERN 4-RooM TERRACE AT 5SSSS 5SS
No 3rd West S4oSS
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WANTED-SIDE LINE TRAVELLING
salesman can make $50 to $50 per week
handling our latest production OF Adver
Using Fans. Liberal terms. Apply at once.
United States Calendar Company, Gin
cinnati Ohio. el2o5
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WANTED-HELP

CIGAR SALESMAN WHO CAN COM
mand trade and is acquainted In the
city Call at room No. Al Eagle block.
sl!lO
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CLAIRY0YANTS

MRS, NICHOLS OF sl7 so 3RD w.
certineS that she was advised by Nine.
Pink about six month ago and everything
happened as was predicted. Mrs Nichols
says she sincerely recommends all those
seeking advice to call on Mrs. Pink. Nine.
Aliese Pink, us South LIST West, salt Lake
City. slSI3
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THE RoSERIE CUT FLOWERS. FLOR
al arrangements l42 So. Main. Zones
z6S os
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THREE FURN. ROOMS Ga. =
housekeeping. l22 w y"
dren.
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TWO DESIRABLE C,ssfh %
rooms. furn.. or par"
sth East.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE AT A
bargain. l00.1 10 shares OF Little Cotton
wood Mining Co. at &c per share. or will
exchange for real estate. WILLIAMS Bros.
Murray. rl2u
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EIGHT-RooM MOD. si'
9th East. s& per mon,ol 10 81
CAPITAL r. +. l. Co"
Temple st
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FINE FURN. FRONT R0yaIla KY 81
heat; telephone. S-5 SO. As -
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LARGE MANUFACTURING CON
Germ desires the services OF few sales
men, to handle a new and splendid seller.
Salary and commission. A splendid oppor-
tunity Is afforded capable men Address
Manufactures, Sl5 Farmers Bank Build
ing. Pittsburg. Pa. sl263
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The Eagle Market.

We offer you choice meats fresh n,
cold storage as you please, lard, bacon
Hams and Boiled Hams in quantities
to suit you, eggs and butter, strictly
fresh. Our goods are all good. put
up in good shape Our service is
good, our prices are good for you
Gives us your order for chickene d
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
IN THE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT OF THE STATE OF NE
NACA, ORMSeY COUNTY.
In the matter of the estate OF
GEORE w. FOX, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. Jas. r. Davis. has been
duly appointed and qualified by the
District Court OF the tirsr judicial Dis.
trict OF the State of Nevada, Ormsbv
county. as administrator Of the estate
OF George w. Fox, deceased. All
sedltors having claims against said
estate are required to file the same
with proper vouchers attached. with
the Clerk Of the Court within three
months of the first publication of
this notice
Date Of first publication, August IL.
1909.
JAS. T. DAVIS. Administrator.
ALFRED CHART,
Attorney for Administrator.
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DeCS Sed.

Notice is hereby given nat the un-
dc:sl7neG Ellen II, Friend. wa. on
the 18th day of September. 1906. duly
appointed and qualified a. admin =
TRAITOR of the estate Of Frances Coca.
ran. deceased
Al creditors Of. and all persons
having claims against the said de
ceased are hereby notified to file them
with the necessary vouchers within
three months after the first publication
OF this notice, with the Clerk of tho
above entitled court at the once ii
Carson City, Ormsby county. Nevada
Dated September j.. 1906
ELLEN H. FRIEND,
administrator of said Estate.
W. WOODBURY.. Attorney for estate.
Date CT first publication. Sept l., 1906
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COOL YOURSELF OFF AT L.ck'S
Whenever you war. real, good,
mixed drink, you must go to Dick
Brght's to get it. Others are good,
but these are better. Private card
and wine rooms help to enjoy them.
Good smokes, cool seats and cold MKT
ures from high grade materials make
for perfection Of comfort
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Furnished Rooms: Nicely furnish
ed rooms to let by the month. 210
Nevada street. j316t
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DRY pASTURAGE-1OO acres .f
dry pasture. Stock 81 head a monIn
Apply at this office. .,
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To whom it may colccrn

be and they are hereby granted a
franchise for q right OF way and for
the construction and operation of a
street railway upon, throughout and
over those certain avenues or alleys
within the limits of Ormsby County
but without the City OF Carson. IN
der the following terms and condl-
tiOnS.
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Published by order OF the Board OF
County Commissioners, Oh ~ Coun-
ty, State of Nevada Made and en-
tered me 9th day of July. 1906
II. B. VAN ETTEN.
Clerk
Date Of first publication, August 1906
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OFFICIAL ADVERTISING
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The granting board herein reserves
the ri2ht 10 grade. pave, macadamize
or OtherWlse improve. alter or repair
the streets, rG.ids or highways, pro
NideI. that such work be done so as
to obstruct the railway as uttle a.
possible.
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To whom it may concern

be and they are hereby granted a
FRANCHISE for tie right-o f-way and for
the construction and operation OF a
street railway upon. throughout and
over those certain streets, avenues CT
alleys within the limits of Carson City.
County Of Ormspy, State OF Nevada,
hereinafter provided and under the
following terms and conditions
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-30

Among against
in Zion.
Apostle Dowe will Mexico City
this called
of of
the prophet
DOwie the
the Zion City be
needle in prosecuting
power
n
Miss
friendship
of Mrs
Chicago telegram April Chicago in
a follows:
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out while trying to steal second.
runs.
Score for first section:
H. A. c.. 8.
MaiIe, 0.
Time of game-4o minutes.
SECOND SECTION.
SECOND SECTION.

j The Kams had scarcely five minutes
practice when there was a call for the
ball and they went to bat. Joy picked
only fly balls out of the assortment and
i was not long before the air was full
of them. Sheldon flew to Joe Fer
nandez. Lemon went to first on balls
and then Jones gave the ball wallop
TO center, only to be caught by Miller,
/ Lemon was put out stealing second
and the team retired to give the H. A.
c. another chance. And there We're no
runs.
En- Sue sprinted to third on a bunt
that was fumbled by Aylett. Ed. Fer
nandez hit a grounder, bringing En-
Sue home. AS Fernandez was ditche1
at first, Williams popped out to third
and Fernandez Slid to third on pass
ed ball. Barney went to first on balls
ard Fernandez was put out. Joy did
not get beyond third. One run.
Miller went to base on balls and
Reuter- struck out. Kekuewa hit to
right and went to first, but was put
out at second. Miller got to second as
Kekuewa went out and Hamakua hit
to Bruins. Fern went out at first No
runs.
j. Fernandez struck out. Burns
Soares went to base on balls. Reuter-
caught out Gleason. No runs.
The Kams came up for slaughter in
the third innings. Plunkett hit 10 left
for a base. Sheldon struck out ana
Plunkett reached second. Lemon went
out at first on hit to second. Plunkett
reached third. En- Sue put Jones OUT
BY a mighty good throw and Plunkett
was left at third. No runs.
En- Sue went out on a hit TO third
that was nicely fielded to first. Fer
nandez bunted for foul and then hit
TO third and was retired at first. Will
liams famed out. No runs
With the Kams it was: Miller pop
ped out, Reuter- foul out 10 JOY ana
Kekuewa struck out. No runs.
Score:
H. a. c.. 1.
kams, 0.
Time of game-40 minutes.
THIRD SECTION.
Harry Wilder umpired the games up
to this point and when the Oa1us came
on the ground he retired to play with |
the team, his place being taken by |
Steere The H. A c.. led at the bat, |
En- Sue going out on a hit TO Evers al |
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