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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-10
RaIn pamaaes Masonic rempIe anne,

The hard rain Saturday night and
Yesterday did considerable damage
to the Masonic temple annex. The
tile roof over hhe southeast corner of
the building was put on temporarily
while the conslstory was in session
here ten days ago, and had been torn
OF and the rain came, filled the cell.
ing with water. causing It to fall off
in large patches and as result will
have to be rcplastered and painted.
The water seeped through the cell.
ing to the basement floor and there
was four inches of water on the base
mont floor this morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-10
BAo DREAMS
Caused by Coffee.

Il have been coffee drinker, more
or less. ever since / can remember,
until few months ago became more
and more nervous and irritable, and
finally | conld not sleep at night for
/ was horribly disturbed by dreams of
an sorts and a species Of distressing
nightmare
Finally, sfter hearing the expert.
ence of numbers of friends who had
quit coffee and gone TO drinking
P1stem Food Coffee. and learning Of
the great benefits they had derived,
Concluded coffee must be the cause
of my trouble SO ! got some Postum
and had II made strictly according 10
dlrectio..s.
~ was astonished at the flavor, II
entirely took the place Of coffee, and
to my great satisfaction, ! began 10
sleep peacefully and sweetly. Ny
nerves improved, aud ! wish I could
warn every man, woman and child
from the unwholesOme drug, (caDeine)
10 ordinary coffee
People really do not appreciate or
realize what a powerful drug II is and
what terrible effect u has done on the
human system I would never think
Of going back 10 coffee esain. would
almost az sepn think o. p-tting my
hand IN the FIRE after had ones been
burned
"A young lady friend OF ours, mad
stomach trouble for a long time, aud
could not get well as long as she nscd
coffee. She lnally quit 4 and began
the use Of Postum and Is now per.
iectiy we'll
There's Reason Read the
httle Health Classic, ~The Road 20
WelIville.s In pkgs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-10
EagIeton Al Work.

Judge " l. Eagleton. Of pawnee.
has already entered upon his came
naien for election 20 congress AGAINST
Bird s McGuire Ia tho FIRST Ollla.
homa district lie has announced tne
following speaking dates for this week
~ the Usage Nation Fairfax. Mon
day Burbank Tuesday; Foraker
Wednesday Pawhusla. Thursdays.
Pifhcart Friday; and fiominy, Satpr
day.
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rerrItorIaI Medical EsamIna.Ion.

The territorial medical examinations
will be held Tuesday and Wednesday
in the city hall. This is the regular
quarterly examination FOR applicants
wto desire TO enter the practice of
medicine in the territory. The exam.
ming board is composed Of Dr. B. +.
Hamilton, Of Shawnee president. Dr,
Il. G.. sharp Of Guthrie, vice pres
ident nd Dr. G. w. Baker, OF Enid.
secretary Dr. Sharp reports that a
larse number of applications have
been received
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-10

Pavement Pick Ops =
Elrea started BIZ Llnhtnlnn.

Fires Started by Lightning.
At 1885 yesterday morning FIRE
truck No L. was called to the resi-.
dence Of y. r. Smith. G15 East Cleve.
land avenue whore a small blaze
was created by lightaing
AT 2:iO a. M yesterday morning
the department was called to 2ll East
Springer where a barn was ignited by
lightr4ng. The dnmago was slight,
the FIRE being easily eXtinguished by
chemicals.
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in POLICE COURT

John Doe paid the usual so fine for
over-indulgance In Cocktails"
Leslie Turner. cOlorcd was ar
raigned On a charge OF disturbing the
peace and his case continued until ths
afternoon session. of
VIII Naples. the alleged chicken
thief. has not shown up yet.
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Mortgased Property He Didn't own.

WoFt9dHcd FfoptTty re uIdht UWn'
J. w Wimberly, cOlored. WIS ar
raigncd today before Judge OYerbay
on charge of mortaglng property he
did not own 10 tlN Logan County
bank Wimberly waived preliminary
hearing and was bound over under the
sum OF $500 In one case and 5000 IN
the other. which he was unable 10
give aud was committed TO Jail. He
lives near Seward on farm. The
amount that he sc ured from the bank
was S23e95
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FREDERICK RAPIDLY GROWING.

Special to Daily Leader.
Lawton, Okla. June 10-One hun,
dred and fifty per cent is the Increase
In the scholastic population Of the
city of Ft,derick during the last -
months
The enrolment on the census rec.
ords. as shown by the recent rport OF
III assessor, Is 66i, as against 2G5 last
year.
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sewers. The paved streets were
cleaned of nicely II Is estimated
that nearly two inches of rain fell
Saturday night and Sunday.
O~~---~~-~S~~~~~-~S-~~- --~~~~~-~-~-~--~~-~-~~--~-
The Creation, Miss Dona Ward.
Address, Miss Juliet Arthur.
Violin solo, Romance, DE Beriot. by
Charles Nitschke.
Address to the class, ex-Gov I. 3
Ferguson.
Vocal solo, Serenade, Tosu, by Miss
Grace Kemp.
Presentation of diplomas, by Hon
Frank Greer.
Benediction, by Rev. Nicholas.
Mrs. James OShea has returned to
her home in Chickasha after a short
visit in the city with Dr. and Mrs j.
p. Douthitt, at 523 North Broad street.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mastin are here
from New York city
Mrs. o. II. Crum aud Mrs w. ".
Drummer entertained at the home OF
the latter Thursday evening with a
dancing party in. honor of their sister,
Miss Grace Chahey, and friead. Or
Crum of indianapolis. Ind. There was
large attendance and an enjoyable
time was had.
The ladies' of the Baptist church
conducted a very successful cooked
food sale Saturday afternoon at the
Guthrie Tea and Coffee store
Mrs George Anderson was called
to Des Moines. Iowa, Saturday even
ing by news of the sudden illness Of
her sister.
Word was received here from Ok
lahoma Clay that Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Hagney, formerly OF this city are the
proud narents OF a nine pound boy.
Miss Eulalie Hagan and Miss Jes-
sic Kinds returned this morning from
brief visit in Oklahoma City,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II Stumpff. Jr.. arc
here from Oklahoma City visiting
friends.
Miss May Calvert is in Orlando,
Mrs. ]. w. Faulkner and little son
left this morning for Wichita TO visit
her mother. Mrs. NJ A. Oidfathor.
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Personal Mention:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

H. NJ. Mckay is in Marshall.
Philo Polly is in Keleynle, I. r.
S Ridley is here from Bowley
Webb Land is in the city from
Agra.
Frank whipple is in the city from
coyle.
j. D Townsend is in the city from
coyle.
Arthur clancy has returned from
Lawton.
j. A AHllard is in the city from
Goodnight
Roy Rhodes spent Sunday in Okla
homa City.
Senator J. P. IIickam is in the city
from Perkins.
" - ' az 'fi'Ntf VI AN1tA+ttA NfiAaf -
a Guthrie visitor.
b. e Means is Ia the city from Paw
nee IN tho interest of the Independent
G ton Ginaers association.
Earl Keyes, city editor of the Times
journal. spent Sunday in the city with
his parents. Judge and Mrs j. ~
keyes.
John COyle has returned from Law
renee. kas, where he has been at
tending the Kansas university this
last winter.
r. NJ Keyes OF Knoxville. Tom, is
Ia the city visiting his parents. Judge
and Mrs. ) N Keyes, at i03 East Ok
lahOma avenue.
Correspondent Earl Croxton return
ed this morning fyom Oklahoma City
Whsfe he reported the result OF the
Democratic primaries for the Wichita
Eagle
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seated wrinkles, plttings. scars, etc,
taught for professional purposes. Dr.
M r. Vaughn. 1lil Sheridan Road,
Chicago, III,
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rransferred 70 Montana.

John Rohrer leaves Thursday for
Browning, Montana. where he will
join party of the United States
geological survey. engaged in survey
ing the Blackfeet Indian reservation.
Mr.. Rohrer has been with the survey
in Oklahoma the past two years. but
received notice a few days ago of
his transfer to Montana for the com
ing season.
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, o O o @ O O O o o o o O O o G
} PRESS COMMENT. @
0 o 900 o o o o o o @ 90 o Q

Here's something TO think about Mr.
Voter suppose yOu obey the cry Of
tho carpetbagger TO "hll the consti-
tuition Suppose they make their
promise good, pass "A new enabling act
and write "a new constitution; then
suppose a dozen fellows bob up and
onioin the election for ratification.
would you not be- as far from state.
hood then as nowg No, the people of
Oklahoma are intelligent. they want
statehood. and they VIII get state,
hood under the present constitution ~
Okll hoHia Enterprise, Muhall. OKLA.
Having Utterly failed in the attempt
10 make the people believe their loud
ries of "rOlten" provisions Ia the CON
stitution as the people are already
strdyng that document for them.
selves, the Republican graft organ
the Guthrie Capital, driven 20 dsDer
in the copy being circulated the
rotten features are left out bat are
in the original The Capital offers
an insult 10 the intelligence Of Okla.
homas ciiizeuship by putting sucn
palpably false statement before the
public II win DO no harm. however,
as no one ever believes anything be-
reads in the Capital - Purcell Regis
ter
The result of the vote taken here
last Saturday on the ratification of
The consdtniion supports the Cuntcn-
ton that the people. without regard
20 political yciws. want statehood
In no locality ~ the state. perhaps.
arc me Two ,olliical parties more
nearly equal IA voting strength than
Ia Purcell, yet the vote stood l5S for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-10
chIldren's Day al Presbyterian chureI

Children's Day was observed yester-
day morning at the yfresbvierian
church. Rev. Scott addressed the
young folks on 'Trhe Apple With a
Worm in It," In the evening the
Sunday school children gave very
interesting program consisting of
recitations. songs and drills.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-10

Has your stomach gone ont Of busl-
ness2 II so you can reach the top
notch Of physical and mental powor
by using HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea 80 cents Tea or Tablets-C r.
RenfrO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-10
Won Hinh Honor.

Frank Mccoy returned Saturday
from Salina, Kansas. where he has
been attending the St Johns military
academy the past winter. He has
just finished his junior year with high
honors, having received a beautiful
gold medal for the highest general
efficiency in his studies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-10

Recital Tonight at Ardrey's College.
Misses Ester Nichols, Mary Durham
and Hazel Hurst will give recital
tonight at Ardroy's College, assisted
by some of the members OF the Hur-
culean (boys) Club.
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win continue The ID Illness.

The insurance business OF r e..
Carlin win be carried on BY Mrs " x.
Carlin and son Harry and win ba
known as the hrm of carlin q carlint
huslness rnriesies "a The future as
IN ihb past
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N.sHsHNHaR4nsH9HsEaHaH@H.sH
The Social World:
SnszsnsnsssEsnsusnsnsnszs
PROSPECTUS.
Mondav

Monday
The Cambridge club meets In af-
teFnoon with Mrs Gano.
Marriage of Miss Mary Kersey to
Mr Estlie Walton at the Presbyterian
church at one o'clock In afternoon.
Reyelers club meets In evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-10
1uesdaY.

Shapespeare club meets Ia club
rooms at Carnegie library in after
nooa. Iesson-Review of the olay
"As You Like II.
Modern Priscilla club meets IN the
afternoon with Mrs. E. T.. WILDER cn
Egst Cleveland avenue,
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Wednesday.

Wednesday,
Ladies of Trinity Guild NEE. ia the
afternoon.
Friday.
Domestic Science club meets at Car
oegie library in afternoon.
The Friday Afternoon Euchre club
meets in afternoon. place to be an
nounced later.
Commencement exercises Of Arder-
college in evening.
Theory and Practice.
HE
Al breakfast time like 10 see
My little wife, across from me.
All neat and sweet
Her hair as smooth as skcin Of floss.
dearly love to look across
The breakfast table there 10 see
Ny wife. as neat as she can be.
SHE.
At breakfast time I like to be
AS fresh as rose for him to see.
All neat and sweet.
But what's the use, I'D like the know.
My husband never sees me. so
He reads his paper answers glum
He might as well be blind and dumb.
Probate Judge Strang issued a mar
riage license this morning to Estlie
Walton and Miss Mary Kersey both Of
Guthrie.
Miss Chas Adler has gone to st
Joseph, Mo- to visit relatives.
Mrs n. L. Strough is IN SulDhur
Springs 10 spend the summer at that
health resort.
Mr and Mrs John IIulme. who are
among the early day residents Of the
capital city, will leave in a few days
for England 10 visit their old home
They viii be gone thr3s months.
The commencement exercises OF the
Ardery college viii be held Friday
evening az 5 D. IA The following pro
gram has been arranged for Tie oe
casi0n
Pipe organ solo VOLUNTARY Mrs
Vcniress
Invocation. Rev W A. Humphrey.
Vocal solo. with verdure Clad. :"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-10

Conductor John Fogarty Of the
Eastern Oklahoma passenger run.
spout sunday la Arkansas City with
his family.
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Anclnnt Ronn

Is now merely memory OF the past.
Ballard's Snow Liniment Is the Ia
mily liniment Of tho twcntleth cen.
tury. A positive cure for Rhsuma-
Tins, Burns Cuts. sprains. Nelnalgia
etc. Mr. G. II. Dunyon Sfanberry.
Mo- writes: Il have used Snow
liuimont Cor Rheumatism AID al
pain. ! can't say enough IN its
praise.-c r. Reufro.
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a hoa1stono Mark the grave of the
departed on. Costs little; shows
thonghtfulnoss. Call on Dawson.
East Oklahoma avenue
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sffRK'S JAP RIOS r soap Is twice IA sixoam,
less than hair the cost ~ auy brand of really
tood transparent soap Druggists and erocefs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-10

Engineer Wagner Of the Eastern
Oklahoma passengr run. says that
there Is some danger of the bluffS
along the Cimarron river caviAg In on
the tracks,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
] Railroad K Events !
sEsssHsssnsEsnsxs

Conductor Dan G. Conway. of New
ton was N the city this morning
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over 100 tickets we're sold out OF
here yesterday TO oklahoma City Tor
the baseball game between Wichita
and Oklahoma CITY Two speriai
trains were run through here. one
from Harper, Kansas. over The main
line of The Santa Pc. and one from
Wichita over the Arkansas City cut
OF. via the Eastern oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-10
Preached RaceaIaureate Sermon.

The baccalaureate sermon to the
class of 1907, Ardery College, was
preached last night by Rev. Ventress
at the Christian church Despite the
bad weather the church was comfort
ably filed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-10

Taka a drive ncxt Sunday. Soc
how Guthrie grows AZ IIoover's Liv-
cry barn You can be fitted cut with
a nice rig.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-10

Dii yen know that the Farmers
unicl wrolo in the platforms Of the
pcore last fall and through their rep.
reseniatiyes IN the constitutional con-.
yention of Oklahoma the many propos
sitions now Ia the constitution. They
will not turn II down at the polls be-
cause referendum IS tho law and rule
OF voting IN the union an dthey like
Il, too.--Prague Patriot
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The Retailers will hold their reg
ular monthly meeting Tuesday night
te the sisenschmidt shoe sior. An
members requested 20 be present and
all retailers cordially invited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-10

Blackberries for sale ten eeuis per
gallon a. farm
JOE NORRIS.
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Santa 20 Detective Carl Gregg IL
IN the city from Wichita.
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a culley Washer.

Another gulley washing rain fell
yesterday and flooded the streets, in
many places stopping up the storm
sewers. The paved streets were
cleaned of nicely Il Is estimated
that nearly two inches of rain fell
Saturday night and Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-10

the constitution and only 10 against
the votes, only slight advertisement
waa given The vote in the entire
Indian Territory viii show up Ia about
the same proportion. Purcell ReSis.
ter.
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Mrs. !. Il. Martin of Harper. Kans.,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J j. Merrick
800 East Harrison avenue.
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Webb Land is in the city from
Agra.
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Miss Gertrude Hunt Elected
To thp char ~ crtci

Mr. and Mrs f. G. Hunt of this city
has been elected 20 the chair of
Scicace in the Logan Coanty High
School. succeeding Prot, William
Jenkins. resigned. Miss Hunt Is a
graduate of the A. q NJ. college az
saltwater and Is one of the leading
society young ladies' Of the capital
city Prof. Jenkins is the son of ex.
Governor VIM Ienkins Of this city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-10

Mrs. Otto Zimmerman and littln
sou left last evening for Wichita to
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H. NJ. Mckay is in Marshall.
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Frank whipple is in the city from
Coyle.
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5. RldIey D here Irom nowIey.
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Phno PoIIy IS in KeIeyllle. Ir.
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}. D. Townsend is in the city from
Coyle.
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Wednesday.
Ladies of Trinity Guild NEE. ia the
afternoon.
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Arthur CLANCY has returned from
Lawton.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-06-07
II Legal
Mix-up at
BuckSkin

There is things popping at Buck
skin and District Attorney Brock
!iss has been called upon to take
the kink out Of things. 1t seems
that one Hannah was appointed
mining recorder for the district and
in turn appointed Mrs Croft his
deputy. Hannah has left camp
and by his removal it is claimed
that he has lost right of the office.
A meeting was recently held and
w. w. Burton, the pre- ent justice
of the peace was appointed to fill
the Office but Mrs. Croft knows how
to hold a good thing and refuses
to let go of the books, etc. In the
meantime the Attorney-Gensral
of Nevada and District Attorney
Brockliss has been called in as
peace makers and are attempting
to settle the difficulty.
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MOVING
AT SOUTH CAMP

James Murphy and Maurice
Mack visited their mining property
at South Camp this week and bring
word that that section is alive
with prospectors. A Goldfeld
company is operating one property
in the district and three shifts of
men are at work. In the past
some very rich stringers carrying
high values in gold have been
found in this district. Several
years ago Mr.. Gray, an old pros
pector and associated with Abe
Cohen and other Carson people
operated in the district. From one
of these rich seams they removed
10 tons of ore which was packed
down the side of the mountain on
pack animals and then hauled by
team to the Mountain House where
it was milled in the one stamp mill
at the Willard mine. After pay
ing all expenses the ore netted the
owners $4,000 ton.
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NeVddd'S Gold
Output.

Director of the Mint, George K.
Roberts, in an interview accorded
last Saturday to representative
of the Journal of Finance, stated
that he considered Nevada likely
to show greater increases in gold
production the next few years than
any other region Of the world.
He figures the Nevada production
this year will amount to 5,OOO,-
600 or at least one-half again more
than last year.
'Our report on the production OF
gold for the United States in 1906
which is now being complied" he
said, "but will not be out for six
months, will show production for
Nevada of approximately $lO,OOO,-
900 as against $5,359,100 the pre-
vious year.
"But last years figures do not do
justice to the present production,
which is at rate at least one-half
greater. | foel confident that Ne
vada in 1907 will produce at least
$15,000,000 gold, and will rank
close to Alaska, Colorado and Cal
ifornia in gold output.
"The gold mining industry OF
Nevada, as it exists today, at
places like Goldfeld, Tonopah and
Rhyolite, is only in its infancy.
There is evidently almost limit
less amount of gold under the
desert floor of this state.
"The gold production of the
United States in 1906 was about
$96, 100000 as against $SS, ,1SO,7OO
in 1905. | believe that in 1907,
thanks chiefly to Nevada, the pro-
duction will be above $1OO,O0O,OOO.
Such gains in gold production are
the financial salvation of this
country. Had it not been for the
enormous increase in our gold
supply, enabling large safe ex-
pansion of credits, we would have
had serious business reaction
long ago."
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-06-07
II Taxpayer Has
n Say.

Dear Editor: Some time ago a
flood visited Carson Valley and
nearly every bridge was damaged
or swept away. These, with few
exceptions, have either been re-
paired or replaced with rev ones
as the case may be. The object
was to begin with those that bene-
fitted the largest number of people.
Now why in the name of common
sense has no effort ,been made to
build temporary bridge near the
Lutheran church. At this place
the commissioners have been
wasting time and money in a vain
effort TO turn the river back in its
old channel. For weeks a gang of
men and horses have been busy
there; they have worked faithfully
but accomplished little or nothing.
A temporary bridge could have
been constructed in six days with
three men and a 5pile driver. The
Road Master has been criticised by
many but he is merely obeying
orders from the commissioners
who have been advised time and
again of their folly in trying to
turn the river, and that by men
who have fought the river for 30
years or more in an endeayor to
save their ranches. 1t appears to
me its time the taxpayers took
this matter in hand. Let's find
out why no effort is made to build
the bridge. Not one pile nor one
stick of timber is on the ground
for the construction of bridge.
1t appears to me this would be a
cas- for the grand jury to investi-
gate and do it thoroughly.
MAN ABOUT Town.
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RICH ORE FROM
MASONIC DISTRICT

Eighteen tons of high grade ore
arrived in Gard from
Masonic Monday afternoon and
was loaded onto the cars at Minden
to be shipped the Selby Refinery.
The ore gives general average of
50, 800 to the ton in gold and is by
far the richest shipment of ore ever
to be shipped from this section.
The two big teams hauling the ore
created no little excitement as they
passed through town.