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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-18

Mani. Cons. 4a5; G.. Wedge. 4d6.
$ Humphrey cas-. Dexter, 607, J..
joe. lag; Crescent . bid. Combna-
tiou bid, Granny. 1914 30; Mustang,
l1H19, Little Grey. 10 asked COW
Boy 3H4, Ong. Manu- 3WS; Broncho.
3u4; PinenuJ 5M6. Buffalo. 1d3, s.
Dog o bid, Y. Horse, cas- Ind Camp.
bid
BULLFROG.
Original 8d8: Bullfrog Mining. sac;
Mont Bulfrog. la3; Nauonal Bank Ga
ls l.. Harris. l@2; Amethyst, lOnll;
Cold Bar 400H; StcinWay, 8 asked;
Denver Bulfrog Annex. o asked, Bon
nile Glare. 23HZ5; Maynower Cons, l9a
20. Moutgy sho. Ext. 3 BID; O.. Scep-
ire. bid; Moutgy Nj, sac. b. Dia-
monddeld. asked; Homcstlke Cons.
G0061. Y. Girl. asked; NugBet, {
asked. Tramp Cons n bid Victor 3Na.
OTHER DISTRICTS
FairgIcw Sill King. 10 asked. Fair
Wow Eagle. so bid. Nevada Hills.
f25 arkrd. Tittsburg SiL Peak. 1.I1i1
BID. North star Wonder. 3 bids Eagl s
Nest a2W ass: Ruby Wonder 90 lsk-
cd. Alice of Wonder 3 asked.
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WORKING IN TENABo.
j. II. Danger Comes 10 Buy Equip
mcnt for Troy Mining Company.

J. ii. Danger. well known busi-
ness man of pocatello and manager
OF the Troy Mining companys prop
critics In the Tenabo. Nevada, district
Is ia the city today on "a brief business
trip. During the day he placed an
order with local machinery firms for
new mine equipment and gave instruc-
lions that it should be shipped as soOa
as possible.
"Thc Troy company aid Mr. Dani-
ger today GOWNS one of the best mining
propositions i'm the Tenabo district.
and we believe this win be demonstrat-
ga a little later on. Contracts have
been let 30 sink two shafts 20 a depth
OF POO feet. SO you see we are pushing
things A number of Pocatello citizens
are Interested with me in this enter
prise
Mr. Danger expects to return 90 Poo
catcilo this evening and will visit the
property "a few weeks later
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NEARING GoLDFIELD.
Nevadans Preparing to Celebrate salt
Lake Routes Arrival.


Lake Routes Arrival
II you look TO the eastward some
Gre. bright morning. you win see a
thin column of smoke arising, indica-
tive Of one element of progress OF the
great district OF Goldneld. says the
Goldneld Tribune II Is from the
track laying machine OF the Las We
gas & Tonopah railr1ad. which is
stranng every nerve 10 reach peer
less Goldneld within record time.
When one realizes that no minutes
walk win bring him within sight OF
the laying OF steel Tor continental
system. be comes 20 the conclusion
that the Pearl of the Desert is not 80
slow. after an.
The Las Vegas road win bD into Coz
lumhia tomorrow and within few
days thereafter. the rails WIN have
bten laid into the city proper
oct 2s is Railroad day. Don't forget
that And the district VIII have ONE
OF tho biggest and most significant
celebrations at that time bon her hia-
tory. AN societies Ina GolInod viii
take part u tLc event Tho chamber
of commerce. Athletic club. Moutcau-
ms club stock exchange. and half "a
dozen others. are preparing for "a grand
Jubilee to celebrate tho driving of tho
last auIk. shat W.l afford competition
in railroad service l1 tine section that
is astonishing the world in thc produce
/ zion of gold
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FORENOON ON
The EXCHANGE
Lower Mammoth Holding Re-
markedly Steady on
Weak Market.
COLORADO SOME STRONGER.
sales of Unlisted Stocks--ohio Ken
mct,. ohio Copper and
standard Copper.

Lower Mammoth continues 100 hold
remarkably steady IN the face OF the
dcprocauou that has been in evidence
with other Tintic stocks. Uncle sam
Consolidated opened weak and dropped
10 20 cents but the receipts Of now
buying orders caused the price Co
stnen somewhat on the open board.
Beck Tunnel Consolidated sold as low
os % cents. while Colorado was in
fair demand and sold am the way
from $3.50 90 S365. There is little indi-
cation that the deal for tho 100000 share
lot OF Seven Troughs is a go. for the
stock went begging today and sales
were reported down 20 a. cents.
There was not very much doing
among the unlisted stocks ohio Ken
lucky sold at $3.50. Ohio Copper at
1926 and Standard Copper at "a cents.
The closing quotations ana sales
We're.
rrNrr resrrrern e7eHfrtrra
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EIREY l.. FORD CASE.

sun Francisco Get. 1S.-The first hour
of this mornings session OF Judge Law
TORS court added three probationary
Jurors 90 the six who yesterday passed
the qualification tests In the selection
of "a panel To- try Tircy l.. Ford for tho
bribing Of SUPERVISE Jennings j. Phil
lips
Frank l.. Cuntz, retired undertaken:
william r. Conrad. "a retired dealer In
paints md oils. ana Russell II. Judsou
iu the furniture business. answered 20
the satisfaction of the law, if not Of
counsel the multitude of queries put TO
them and were passed into the box,
subject 90 peromptory challenge.
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BOSTON CON FIRE.
Boarding House in Bingham IS Totally
Destroyed

A fire late yesterday afternoon conn
pletely destroyed the boarding house
OF the Boston Consolidate Mining
company in upper Carr Fork in Bling
ham and came near laying the machine
shop. situated nearby in ashes. The
building and contents were considered
Co have "a valuation OF about $4,000. A
small bunk building was also destroy
ed and 30 WAS only hy heroic measures
that "a large pile of storage coal was
nor consumed
The burning OF The Boston CONSOLE
dated boarding house win work "a ser-
lous hardship upon the mines employ
ed iu Carr Fork canyon. Tho manage
ment OF the mining company has not
attempted TO conduct its own board
ing house for several years II was
leased and Ct has been customary for
the men employed in thu Utah Com
sOlidated. Bingham New Haven,
Yampa and other mines 90 go there
for meals defective fue ls said 90
have been che cause Of the coufagra-
ton.
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llanuv lighted cities west of the Mis-
siss.ppi
ON the streets and at a. recent meeting
OF the city council contract was lot
Tor the erection of 80 arches across
streets in the business section OF the
cltv on each of these arches VIII be
placed 100 l6-c8ndle power electric
lights.
was taken at the suggestion of the
committee ON decoration for the Amerl-
can Mining congress. which meets here
On November Lights of various culcrs
win be used on the arches during that
week
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Oct 1N-The wheat market
broke badly again today prices drop
ping nearly S cents below the Gloss Of
yesterday. The December option sold
down Goo $3.50, against nnal quotations Of
yesterday OF Slo-iaH sl.Oos. May dropped
to 8l.Olfi. Yesterdays close being 81 .usis
ash Osi4 The break was started by sew
eral large holders who put out heay
lines OF long wheat and We're followed
up bv shorts who sold an lively fashion
The wheat market was nervous az the
opening today. the early quotations being
slightly higher. Prices declined later on
lower cables and increasing receipts in
the northwest. December wheat opened
% shade To- hnitc higher nt I.oZi snSLO2a,
.ul .nId N M.uLLa.
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BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY.
some Members win Visit Canada az
Chnmnlaln Cclcbrntlnn.

Otuwa. oct ls-Gov Cen. Grey has un-
officially announced that members OF the
royal family VIII visit Canada in cone,
noluon with tha centenary of the land
lre of tho Dhtmr'uin
Whether 4. WIu no me King and queen
0r the Prince aud Princes of Wales. DE-
dId NOT disclose, hut Che impression croat-
Dd in Che nudH 0f those who heard his
remarks was That 30 would bo tho King
and queen.
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VERONA MINING co. FILES.

The Verona Mining company OF Bling
ham filed articles of Incorporation with
the county clerk today. The company
d. formed 90 operate properties In the
Bingham district and rs principal place
OF business is In Bingham canyon. The
officers are: Forest A. DarrehouRue.
president; j. T.. Dow. secretary. Fran
els W Quinn. treasurer; James lngc-
bro tscn and ID. O.. Mcintyre. directors
Tho capital stock OF the company is
81 600 900. In shares of 81 each.
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Columbus con. 15Om3.OO; 1000
2.95
Bullion Beck. 200m1.50.
Lower Mammoth. 400 ~ l.621s.
May Day. 10omfs; 2000f7; 200
40.
Utah. 500 n 1.TI.
Uncle Sam Com. 1.00O0SS: 600 m
81: l0UUSN. seller 30. 1OOnS9.
Beck Tunnel. 1900 ass. 21O0N
90. 1000 "a.
Black Jack 100 at $3.50 at 80.
Colorado. 100 at $50. 500 at 35O,
200 at 3.f1i5
crown Point 500 at 80. $500 az 81;
400 az 1914
hon Blossom 500 at 40.
Mountain Lake. 500 az 40.
Scottish Chief 1000 at IA.
Sioux. Con. 1900 at &c.,
Seven Troughs 100 at "a; 1000 at
20. buyer 60: 600 az %.
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A SERIOUS CREEP.
one Discovered Under Residential
Quarter Of city OF Newcastle

sydney a. 81 w. oct ls.-Diapatches
rom Newcastle state that "a serious creep
lma occurred bon Tho 0ld-ume workings
under the residential quarter of that city.
IUld|uFs On au area of lh acres are ne
footed ana The damage ao fHr Dr. este
mated as hnlf million dollars There
have been uO casualties.
mine creep d. slow movement Of
rock surrounding Che excavations t0 re-
place thuf taken out until lhf movement
often causes % change of levels on me
surface.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-18
HAMBURG DEPOSIT BANK.
Representatives Me- 10 Consider Sit
uation Resulting from Halter Failure.

Hamburg oct. 1S-Represontatives OF
an the banks OF deposit Interested hold "a
meeting here today 70 consider the situa-
ton resulting from the failure ycstrday
of the firm of Halter Sochle g. Co. II
was unanimously agreed 90 adopt certain
precautions in order 90 prevent further
trouble. Luctgens d. Elnstmann, EXPORT
ors ana dimportcrs 600 tho Tar eastern
trade suspended payment today as re-
cult of the failure of the Halter Soehle
a 60.
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n1Nn Ynrn MAcAzrNrs-

Old Books. Music and Magazine
Put them in strong new covers Tor
preservation. Many records OF value
can be saved by having them bound
The News" bindery can do the work
in any form az any price.
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GEORGE M CANNON co.

Real Estate and Commercial Stoke and
Bcnde We desire your ordels Tor any
thing iu our lire.
Rooms 5i2-5l3 rempletou Building. salt
Lake City Phone Eou 81.
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LONDON COPPER.

London. oct i6-Copner stocks inn
proved irnctiDnally at the opening ~
ono stock market Amalgamatcd
gained throo- quarters of "a point In
spite of inc reduction An the dividend
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAYs

Bertha l. Heiss TO Louis b. Low
erich lot 8, etc., block T. etc.,
j. II. Whaytons add. .......-.-....-.
Louis b. LevcriCh 20 Bertha T.
Helss lots 9, etc, block L. etc.,
J.. n. Whaytuns add. ..........
Werner Hogblom TO Joanna Miller,
part of lot p block 3. plat ID. bing-
ham Canyon ....... ..-....-.-...t...
Joanna Miller to Bingham state
bank part Of lot > block 3, plat
ID. Bingham Canyon ........-.......
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-18

New York Oct lS.-Sugar raw, steady.
Fair refining, $40. centrifugal, 90 test,
$3.50. mol8sses sugar 3.O5.
Rohued-Stcady Crushed, go. powder
"a. $40; granulafsd, 300
Coffee Steady. NO. e Rio, Csi No. 4
Santos So
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rAN rRANcTsco $500.

James A. Pollock a. Company furn-
ism the following quotations from san
Francisco today on Nevada mining
stocks:
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SANDSTONE, 1920. Col. Mt, 2G23:
Jumbo Ext, "a bid; Nerna 8 bids:
Pennsylvania ! bid; Goldheld Min. 1926
asked; Kendall. bid Booth. % bid;
Blue Bun. iSQl9; Adams. Sd9, Silver
Pick. 24u25; Nevada Boy. asked.
Black Butte Ext. asked. Blue Bell
9GlO: Dixie, 3U4; Goldhold Columbia,
20 asked: Hibernia. 3 bid st. Ives s0u
-: ConqueroI. 6 bid Black Rock, 203;
Lone star 1904; g. Wonder. bid:
Potatch 40 asked; orc. 9dl0; Kendall
Ext. asked; sandstone Ext, 203;
Mayne. 2H3: Atlanta, 2fN25;
CT Bend 29G30. Simcrone. bid, Enc
pire, 6N7: Red Top Ext. 1901; Flor
ence. 262M0265; Diamondheld. B. b.
Cons. 16Nl1, Goldheld Daisy. 54055;
commonwealth. 20 asked: Comb. Frac-
ton, 91m9S. CT Bend Annex, s asked;
r.. b. Bonanza, 304; I5ewanos. 20
asked; Esmoralda. 6 asked; Portland.
7W9: Crackeriack 9Nl0. f. Mohawk,
81 asked. Red HIS 24m25 Mohawk
Ext. 6G7; L. Dillon. Z asked Y. Tiger
l3 asked; Grandma, asked; S. i. Ext,
405. " Rose. 506: Col Mt. Ext. 3
asked. Golddcld Con. 5.O0U5.02ia; Dia-
mOnd0eld Triangle. 5dG.
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T. a. West a Co. stock brokers.
ID II Walker Blk Both phones Of
lca and residence
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.
FOR MONTH OF SEPTEMBER

According 20 reports from the Lead
me book sellers Of the country he six
books which have sold best IN the or.
Ter Of demand during the month are.
The Lady Of the Decoration.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
st. s. Hunauer. j. v. Sadlcr.
I6g So. West Temple. =. O. box i4fG.
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4. n. snow 4 Co., stock Brokers.
60 Commercial Hlk. Both 'Ph0uesl818
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CANNON q CANNON. Mining stock
Brokers. as B 81 Tenn. Both Phones
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Nchrker a Currie, stock Brokers
22f ID. d. Walker Bldg Phone 1900.
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. "a H., So. Temple Both
phones 30.
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In addition TO the above we have a
large stock 81 other popular books az
the day.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE
9 Main Street
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Bird-Cownn 90.
custom Assayers and Chemists 100
South West Temple ST.
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a. s. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker. 2I5 I'D H. Walker Block.
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REGULAR A. NJ. SALES.

Lower Mammoth. 500 at 1871, SELL
on go. 100 at ITO. 200 at 1919; 800 az
1855
MAY Day 1900 at 49,
Uncle sam. LOO ut i2 200 at 81;
. 500 at 90.
Beck Tunnel 1900 at %. 500 az o.
Black Jack Con. 800 at 30: 200 at 81
Colorado. 200 ut $50. 100 at $50,
seller go; 100 at $3.50. seller &c. 100 at
3bTh.
crown Point 1000 at 80, seller so;
200 al go. 500 at 32tf
iron Blossom. 100 40 40; 900 at 80.
Mountain Lake. 800 at ~ $500 az
Sioux Con. 600 at 81; 500 at sly;
10000 al 30.
seven Troughs 500 at 25. buyer 2o:
100 at a.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel 500 az 90; 800 at 90.
seller so.
crown Point 1000 at 33. seller CO.
Colorado. 100 lt 500. seller 60; 100
at 1865. seller go. 300 81 265.
Iron Blossom. TOO az 40. 500 at a.
MAY Day. 300 at as seller co. 1000
af ft
sioux Con. 1000 at $685. 5000 at 49,.
seven rrouchs zoe no "a. 600 at %.
Uncle Sam. $500 at 90, 1000 at 30.
buyer go.
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roNoPAI

Tonopah Nevada, S621a asked; Mon
taua Tonopah. L77iAa1.S0; Tonopah EN-
tension. 142hMl45. MacNamara, ~
bid. Midway. G606S. Tonopah Belmont.
131Hdi40 Tonopah North star l0M
~. Ohio Tonopah. 3 asked. West Emo
con. 46GE; Rescue, bid; Tonopah a
California. bid. Golden Anchor 8
asked. Jim Butler. 58H54. Cash Boy !;
bid. Home asked. Monarch Pitts
Ext. asked. Montana Midway Ext.
1U3. Golden Crown. 3uA
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-12
PERSONALS.

Phil Haynes. proprietor of the Palm,
is confined to his home suffering from
severe attack of Indigestion.
Carpenters are busy tearing down
the temporary shed erected by the
Idaho grocery to accommodate BUSH
ness while they We're erecting the third
story of their main building.
Mr.. Leo Marshall arrived last even
ing from Chicago to accept position
as window trimmer and decorator in
O. A. Kjos' department store.
Born, Wednesday. September, IL, to
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Riggs. Q
daughter.
Thomas Bryne has returned from a
short business trip to Kendrick.
e. A. Dresser has gone to the Craig
mountain country for short business
trip.
ID. C. Wrighter left yesterday fol
Kamiah, where he is engaged in the
survey Of he hume of the Kamiah
Lumber company.
E. c. Sipes has gone to Vollmer to
look after the construction of the store
building that he has in course of con-
I struction there.
f. B. Willis has returned from Seat
tie, where he went on a brief business
trip.
f. c. Fullenwider, postoffice inspec-
tor, is visitor in the city today.
Felix Warren left this morning for q
h,,cfpaSs visit fo MnScoU
w. e. Krebs returned this morning
from business visit to eastern Wash
ington points.
DR.. Cunningham comes to Lewiston
highly recommended, having been II
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-12

years in the United States service as a
veterinary surgeon at Forts Leaven-
worth and Riley. DR.. Cunningham
makes no charges for examinations
and guarantees satisfaction. His per-
manent address is Nez Perez, Idaho.
where he maintains headquarters at
the Boss barn.
f. w. Kettenbach returned this
morning from a business visit to the
Clearwater country.
William Siegrist was business Wis
itor today from Lapwai.
]. NJ. Pearce. merchant at clifford
returned to his home this afternoon.
State Insurance Commissioner Goas-
lind left this afternoon for Grangeville
where he win inspect the county rec
ords and insurance conditions.
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, - - . - - - - - -
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Raymond.


ID. L. Morgan and wIta, Mohler,
George v. Herringer, NJ Small, Gro
f1no; Gus Gruhe, orofinG; S. E. Hen
.derson, sites; A. Dorothy, Fraser: w
n. Rutledge, Kippen; Frank Jennings
Prescott; c. Z. Kelly, S.ites; {. A
Markham, Spokane Charles Thornton
Danvile, H.; Mrs. Charles Thornton
DanviIle. ILL.,; Helen rhorrtoa, Dan
vile, M, Ross Thornton, Danville, H..
S. NJ. Lay, George w. whirler. Seattle
RoIlinger.
J. A. Humbud, ST. Paul; w. +. Sci
bert, st. Paul; j. R. FullininGa, Spo-
kane: L. M. Miley, Spokane: Robt. w.
Collins, Couer RAlene; O. t. Bartlett,
Butte; c. F. Chaplin, Couer d'Alene;
J. w. offeld, wawawai; Miss Kate
North Yakima: George /.
Hinkley. Spokane; o. S. Ford, West
lake: r. p. Shackleford, Jersey City,
ILL.,; A. p. Tomlinson, Mrs. John Alley,
Lapwai: Miss Mable Nesbit. wallace;
c. A. Boynton, Frank Yangle. c. Arm
strong, White Horse; Harry Franklin.
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SCHOOLS SHOW
GOOD INCREASE
With Careful Organization
Outlook Is for Splendid
Years Work

CHARLESTON, Wash, Sept. H.
The total number of students en-
rolled for the terms work at the
Charleston schools is $50. There still
remains large number to enroll, there
being many families out of the city
and when these have returned the
registration viii show a material in
crease.
The number of students registered
in the High school at present is 81, an
increase of 20 per cent. over last year.
Three societies have been organized
in the High school, one debating class
from which the regular debating team
will be selected and two general liter
airy classes. Each of the classes will
have one teacher as critic and will be
drilled regularly
The usual attention will be paid to
sports, and already the High boys
are getting together for football. @. E.
will have charge of the team and will
put the boys through a course Of
sprouts that will put them at the top
notch. There is plenty of good ma
terial and Charleston will present
good team when the season opens.
Tennis will receive attention with
the other sports. A tennis tournament
will be- organized between the schools
of the county and Lewiston will be in
vited to join. Among the students of
the school there is some splendid ma
terial and some good work may be ex-
pected in the tennis line.
"All branches of the schools are in
splendid shape" said Professor Ran
dali, when seen by Teller represen-
tative, "and l am we'll pleased with
our progress so far. We have an eff
lent corps Of teachers and they have
their work well in hand. We have a
very good enrolment and are looking
forward to a very successful seasons
work"
But one new teacher has been added
to the roll, Miss Bronson, a sister-in-
law of Doctor Hinkly, of Lewiston.
Miss Bronson comes from Luverne,
MINI. She will preside in the eighth
grade and will also have charge of
mathematics in the High school.
Charleston News Notes.
III. III. Little arrived from Seattle
this morning to look after his property
interests. Mr.. Little will remain for a
few weeks.
Mr.. Beckman, who has been visiting
in British Columbia and Washington
| points, returned today.
Charleston Lodge No. 14S, A. F, &
A. M, will hold its regular meeting
in Goetchius hall this evening.
The Africans will meet this evening
| in the Bradford hall.
r. Hays and wife left this morning
overland for Kamiah. where they will
visit friends for a few weeks.
A team Of horses owned by 9. r.
Bursen became frightened and ran
away this morning. They managed to
tear down Sixth and up Elm and were
finally caught by James Mcbride. who
was on horseback. No serious dam
age was done.
! All Iowa and Minnesota citizens are
requested to meet tonight at the office
i of Elliot & Anderson, in Lewiston, to
arrange for the celebration of Iowa
and Minnesota day at the fair.
Attorney C. E. Halsey went to Aso-
tin this morning on business.
David e. Corey and A. A. Conrad, OF
the Charleston Commercial Co, left this
morning for the Peola and Anatone
country to look after the company's
affairs in those parts.
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WILL IMPROVE GAR SERVICE
ParIor Bullets Will Be Put on PaIouse
Branch.

A report is in circulation among
railroad men to the effect that parlor
buffet cars will replace the present
dining car system now in operation be-
tween Lewiston and Spokane.
The new cars are handsomely equip-
ped with s2 revolving parlor chairs
with spacious dining quarters and
kitchen room. A small rental will be
charged for the use of the parlor
apartments and accommodations,
The new cars are expected to be
placed in service next week and will
make the lewiston Spokane train one
of the most complete operated by the
Northern Pacific on branch lines.
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Denver; George Harris San Francisco
Grand.
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Final Recent,

Bellingham.-All the Chinese and
Japanese have been warned by anony-
nous letter to leave at once. Twenty
Japanese working at the canneries
have left. Those who remain are
armed and say that they will resist
any attempt to force them out of
town.