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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-03
BIG HAYWOOD DEMONSTRATION
Union Labor to Welcome Him to Den.
Ver-MOyer To Be Absent.

ver-MOyer To Be Absent.
Denver. Aug. 3 Practically all the
unions of the city were represented nj
a meeting which had for its purpose
the perfection of plans for honoring
William D. Haywood. secretary-treas-
rer of the Western Federation of Min
ers. on his arrival in this city from
RoiSt. Ia, this evening popular
demonstration will be made in which
it is estimated by unioniSts between
$4,000 and 10000 people will take part.
Haywood will be met at the Union
station and will ride to his hotel in a
carriage drawn by six white horses.
Symbolical of innocence of the crime
with which he was charged. An eff
fort will be made to have Haywood
address the populace somewhere along
the line Of march. and also to submit
TO a reception. when all who wish may
shake his hand.
On Sunday, If agreeable to the prin-
cipal himself. a great outpouring of
people will greet Haywood at mass
meeting to be held at one of the open
mir gardens. during which time he will
deliver an address. Everything depends
upon the willingness of the proposed
guest of honor 10 submit TO the plans.
for the local unionists place DO limit
upon the scope of the reception or the
number which will be present.
President Meyer. of the Federation,
although he is also free on bail. will
not leave Boise until tonight, and con-
sequentlv will not come TO Denver to
participate in the demonstration. Moy'
er takes the position that it would b,
ungraceful for him to participate in a
celebration, the keynote Of which is the
Innocence of another who once stood
charged with the SAME offense.
All was not harmony among the coun-
sci for the defense at the Boise trial.
T. +. Richardson. of this city. has
4 withdrawn, and does not make any
secret of the reason. which is that he
/ cannot endure association with an at
I tnrney who bases a defense III Il muir,
/ der case on socialism, as barrow did.
/ Richardson says that Darrow'S social
T iStic speech to the jury was enough to
hang any man, regardless of his guilt
or innocence
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-03

the marching Of large bodies Of strfk
ers and forbids trespass upon private
property. The strikers are to be pro-
tected in their right to peacefully as
semble in their halls and the public
roads are to be open to them in small
groups. PetrielIa and the other strike
leaders appeared to be satisfied with
the foregoing and agreed to keep the
men within its limits. while the local
authorities were instructed to carry
out the terms of the proclamation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-03
GOVERNOR vARDAMAN OF MISSISSIPPI

totalled. Shortly after midnight VIII
lams gave out a statement saying that
he had heard from every county in the
state and that these returns indicated
a victory for him with a plurality of
about 5000 votes.
This was the smallest plurality
which had yet been claimed for Will
liams. The 81 couEties showed the
following totals: Nardman. 3S.313;
Williams. 3S.09S But Vardman con-
tinued to gain as the count neared the
end He was go votes in the lead
with 81 counties heard from.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-03
Fatal accident ON Shin Board.

Toulon. France, Aug. 3.-Three men
were killed and five others wounded
by the explosion of a gun during tar
get practice on the French training
ship Couronne. Two of the wounded
men sustained dangerous injuries.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-03
Three Trainmen Killed.

Urbana. O., Aug. Engineer L
W Chamberlain, Fireman p f. Weis.
ner and Brakeman C. A. Stewart were
killed at Urbana on a Pennsylvania
freight train when the boiler Of the
engine blew up.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-03

men, from taking the law into their.
own hands. Carl Nelson, a Swedish
sailor, seized S-year-old Annie Pittman
as she was playing near the Rector
street pier of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. Her screams brought crowd
of 'longshoremen who set upon Nelson
and beat him numerically. Nelson
protested his innocence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-03
$500. 600 Fire a. 1,mahawk.

Tomahawk. Wis. Aug. 3.-Flre
which started in one of the buildings
of the Tomahawk branch of the
United States Leather Co. has laid the
entire plant in ruins. Only the Office
was untouched by the flames. The
loss Of about $4,000. \
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-03
Steamer starts ON a Long Trim.

Superior. Wis, Aug. 3.-The steamer
Winnebago has left port en- route to
the Pacific coast via the Cape Horn
route Captain Ewart expects TO
reach San Francisco some time in No
vember.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-03
Third Man should stick.

Milwaukee. Wis, Aug. 3.-John n
Roemer. a practicing lawyer at Mil
waukee for fifteen years. and a vel
known man throughout the state. has
been appointed chairman Of the Wis
consin railway rate commission to I'll
the unexpired term Of Chairman John
RaruoS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-03
Moral: Eat onions Every par.

New York. Aug. 3-Mrs. Catherine
Gilligan, atethe age of 107 years and
months is dead at her home in the
Bronx. Mrs. Gilligan ascribed hel
longevity TO her habit of eating onions
at every meal and her refusal to wor.
~ about anything. She never tasted
medicine
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-03
Not So Much of a Blow.

Marquette. Kan, Aug. 3.-The tor
nado that passed near Marquette late
Thursday did some damage TO crops
but little TO the town itself. 1t de>-
troyed telegraph and telephone wires.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-03
vARDAMAN LOOKS a WINNER
Ahead of Williams for the Senatorial
Nomination in the State of
Mississippi.

Jackson, Miss, Aug. 3-The senator
ial race is extremely close, with Will
liams 215 votes behind his opponent,
when the official returns from 81 coun-
ties. more than half the state, were
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-03

Duluth, Aug 3.-While disquieting
reports are constantly being sent in
from towns on the MeSaba range there
is a general feeling in Duluth aad
among the officials of the Steel Cor
poration that the end of the struggle
is near at nand, and that inside OF
q week or ten days everything will be
moving along with accustomed regu-
larity. Heavily loaded ore trains came
down all day on the Duluth and Iron
Range. Duluth. Mesaba and Northern
and Great Northern trains to their re.
spective docks at Two Harbors, oneota
and Allouez. The train crews are by
no means complete, and it viii be sew
eral days before they Will be
Governor JOhnson's Proclamation.
The PRONUNCIATION of Governor John
sons proclamation. according to adj
vices received from the range towns.
has had a salutary affect and the Strik-
ers-most of them Mt least-are firm.
~ convinced that if the rules as laid
down by the states chief executive
are wilfully violated by them the gov
ernor win keep his word and send the
troops here instauter Arrangements
have been made here at Duluth where
by the two local companies of state
guards may be summoned on a mo-
mentS notice. Six blasts OF tho whistle
on one OF the grain elevators. followed
by three other blasts is the signal for
every member of the militia 10 hasten
TO the armory and be prepared TO take
a special train to the scene OF the
strike
What the Governor Told Them.
The proclamation. in brief, prohibits
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Still the Police of New York Are
Unable to Check the
Wave of Crime.
ANOTHER CHILD PUT IN PERIL
Only Saved by Her Screams Bringing
Prompt Rescue.
Alleged Fiend Protests His Innocence
One of the Tietschier Sus-
poets is a Woman; She
Is In the Tombs.

New York, Aug. 3.-The murder of
little S-year-old Katie Tietschier, who
was found Thursday choked to death
with her own hair-ribbon and her
body mutilated by the slayer's lust, in
a dark cellar on First avenue, has
called forth every effort of the whole
police department to find the hend
who has been satiating his murderous
appetite in the strangling and hack
ing to bits of his victims. Unlike the
White Chapel Jack the Ripper" the
New York slayer picks out his victims
among children, as well as women.
The killing of the Tietschler child was
the most atrocious in the city criminal
history.
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Two Men and a Woman Held

Two mer and woman are being
held in custody on the suspicion that
they might know something of the
girls death. The woman, Anna Mess
ner, was arraigned in the night court
and held without bail for the coroner.
She was taken to police headquarters
and was closely questioned by detec-
tives. She admitted that she knew
Gaietano Rippolone, a cobbler, and his
employee Giusppe Bonranta, both Of
whom are being detained by the police
She said she had been living for sever
al days ut the house where the child's
body was found. Before that she re-
sided with the Tietschler family. but
Karl Tietschler recently ordered her to
leave the house
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-03
Many are Coming From the Strike
Region in the Minnesota
iron Range.
ONE WAS OF AN AWFUL BLAST
With Fourteen Men Blown to Bits, |
Was Untrue
Governor johnson Lays Down {
Law for Both Parties + Great
Welcome for Haywood
at Denver.
at Denver

Duluth, Aug. 3.-An unconfrmed re
port from Mountain Iron, on the Mesa
ba, says that in an explosion Of dyna-
mite which occurred there, fourtceh
miners were blown TO atoms. 1t could
not be learned whether the explosion
was caused by strikers or was purely
accidental.
Later.-The report of an explosion
at Mountain Iron was a false rumor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-03
Woman Refuses 70 TaIk.

Anna MeSsner was arraigned yester.
day before Coroner Hamburger, and
through her counsel declined to make
any statement. She was committed 10
the Tombs without bail. Rippolone
was sent to the house Of detention as
a suspicious person by the coroner. in
default of $1,000 TO insure his appear
anca at the Inquest
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Another Rape Attempted.

Another rape on a young girl was
attempted yesterday, and only the
tie timely arrival of the police pre-.
vented a crowd Of enEaged lQpgsh0re.
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Francisco Examiner Thrice
a-Nres New j orN " orid'
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.u tle Matter % the Estate o.!
n. g.. lucz.aHl, Deceased
N.tee b. hereby given that Oh Aug.
I.. 1000. dg order oi the Hon. j. +. bee
a.. County Judge Of Hafney COUNTY
STATE III Oregon. duly made aud catered,
l4e undersigned was duly appointed iAe
Executor. UitAout bonds Of the Las,
Wiu a1d Testament Of j. c. BlcklaLd
deceased and under the terms thereof
e..el -all Wil has been duly admitted
Do probate, aud the undersigned has
duIr qualified a. slch executor. All
persons having claims against said n
stale 4r- hereby required O. present
tLsu. itl the proper vouchers, glthiu
-iZ month, iron the date Of this notice
to tLe undersigned executor a. haEney
Oregon. oT at the office ot Parrish &
EamLJ.l 40 Burns, Oregon.
Dated AUg ~ 1897.
SIAER BCCELASD,
Executor.
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lumber land Act june g. ls5,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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vs.. FAHAE. B-gisteT.
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BRAND COLUMN

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NaAa a. N. NNHNI.
Burns. urtrcl. July ~ l.C-
N.' .-rHr given that ir Uoririiaa.e
.t. f provisions rf tht s-- OF Horrrcss OBJ.
.".. ISIS rutt.ri can acc frF tIU sale u'
Ia on t1r states Of california or.
N.aa'a. ant Washington Territory a..
tn al. Co., Illlir ialI states Gu f.-
H..s o. i... John I Andersen ot burns
I.rl.I. state 90 urcEcu. has Cu b .H
N.el ir this rGca bis sworn state
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. .E r. ~W aut NW of -E.. lt
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
- -. - 10

DNfrrn STATES Lam uFFtCE
hurrs. urtE0n. ~eptcube il. taJ-
Ngflts is hc-ce1 given that Hcrbett M NIB
card. Uf Turrf ursenu. has flrd notice of
lis Intention o. make nral hYe-ycaf rrcii iu
f1rruu ot bis Clsim. viz bcwcsfeai kntv
Nc .''l ado November -. 1901. Dor thc NIB tof
section 90 township on south, raure 81 cssi, W.
~. lr.. tlt- said rru1f will ie made hat1rg the
kts.stcr ans Nsccivcr AZ Burns. ure<ou, GA
t'U rnhas Oh. lH-
Ht rE-es tss following witnesses 20 prove
s .or tl..us residence uucn. aud cuitltivs-
g .r .t frH al1 via.
Ntr--IlHs Hihhsul. Baluh " Hiansr1
,au. tlIr Itrst.- 90 Hithafd al of Hurus
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Wv PASS Heristtr.
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um1es Land Aci. June g. is7..
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

iNlrEr ~rArEs LAND uYrrcr
Burns. utcEou. July l5 iaQ-
N.t., is hcrtlF given thar ir rarirffanrs
WltH .l. rrnHls.uas D. rle scf uf Uarrress nF
ld.- tl Ar acf f1f Toe sale oI
N10el laa.s I- t.. States of california ure-
SOD. =. .nt... haa1iuEfUu IerHturg as
~ N.ent.i fn a.. t.. Public Lard -tates 81 arf
20 Aueuit o. ls.-. john % uusefs. uf Narruus
.'. T. N. nancy State u. urlEru. has Uu
AfiN 4 altl ir ihis office li. saUrr
sta.-t So ..sI ic- ita purchase co tho loi
90 f.Hu No o. lu township Nu - srufU
f.ng. So etst. ~ N aut' uil. cT.r rr,slf
s.He i-.. tac land s.u-h. is more valuatlc
.., N Stone than Cor agricultural
Nna .ur, H-rs't- ami Receiver af Hsrns
yltt- '. .iE.ual tn0 atl Say ot rttullr
lle lHr..s .s Httaefs. Arthur g. Leonard
trsHa Iuu. .-. MU.lt. Uruu.. I.5 lrnue. eli
u. tarr"Hs. HHarUl.
AN. au. ID. .csslrs .l1irirE s.IF.rs.is tna
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fa.i- c.ai-s ir tls oa..e cu os sf1ra sass l'th
aaE u. September. I0-.
VS. FttEf. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


NNrrp artrEs I1Nn Ovvfcr
hurns. orcEon. Auausi Is. ier
Noiicc is terchy zivon that Frc.iefir peu..
noitte oi intention o. wHts nfruf an I'D tiesrff
ldad elaim Nottt. t1f ilc 81. sWf sscii0n d.
sL sh section NE NFi sr.tior and
NWtt p 't esciin1 .N. township % south
fauE. East. W. Co. before the Refisie- s~d
elt't e. htirt.s, uVF1u, on ThurdaF. the
{ isf Usf ul ncfohaf. 1907
d. ralies chg following Witnesses to prove
tac complete IRRIGATION aud reclamation IA
siti Hur John %. propsf De- W .uIs
lcnts 2 NChelE 40 oi Pauiira ron Jtsse
Allison of lfce oregon.
WM. tsEr Reeis'cf
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people of the state as a whole.
and | believe the people can be
depended upon to look after their
own interests provided they get
started right.
Now is the time to start.
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NtfIIU sIu. Uu either aiU. ea..I.sE. Hsrr
I. tf.i. o. ..E gar s.l.1a ia-k aHltll..
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ua..s land. Act June 9. I,-.
,uTl,E FOR PUBLICATION


..... STATES LAND NE.tNE.
blfls Uu-E1l. July -l .1C
..rlHE given that iu .UHr.. .aH..
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... .IflI l. can g.t ic-fIas 10. t-
..ts t.U ftl.es C' California. UfHe'u.
H...... E.. N aslllEl.H I.rfitofr Hser... !.
l .H.t. ..lIa states H| E-. uI Aug.
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-09-28

Lee Caldwell has again opened
tie Windsor Bar 10 the public and
invites his old time patrons aud
riends 10 call. Draft beer 8 cents,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-09-28
=. e. RRAMLETT,
SILVER MOUNTED BITS AND SPURS
Made 10 Order.

AN kiudsoi plating tableware speciality
Cor. Main and b sts.. Burns, Oregon.
Holbrook argus., 1907-01-22
Black Mesa and San
Francisco Mountain
Forest Reserves Num-
bers and Prices for the
Coming Season.

1880 head of cattle and horses
and $4,000 of sheep on the San
Francisco Mountains Forest Re-
serve during the season of 1907,
and the grazing of 10000 head
of cattle and horses, 100000
head of sheep and 5000 head of
goats on the Black Mesa Forest
Reserve during the season 1907.
All applications for permits
should reach the Flagstaff office
on or before February 1, as stat
ed in the notices in the leading
newspapers in the vicinity of
these reserves some weeks ago.
The summer grazing period for
cattle and horses on both the
Black Mesa and San Francisco
Mountain Reserves will be from
April 1 to November 80, the
charge tor which will be 20 cents
per head on cattle and 25 cents
per head on horses. Year long
permits will be 35 cents per head
on cattle and 40 cents on horses.
Persons holding summer grazing
permius on the San Francisco
Mountains Reserve will be al
lowed winter grazing permits in
the Grand Canyon (south) Re-
serve during period from No
vember 1 to May 81, at an adj
ditional charge of Is cents per
head, making the year long priv
elege in both reserves the same
as that in the San Francisco
Mountains Reserve,
The half rate allowance has
been discontinued and will not
be made for the coming year on
any reserve.
The grazing period for sheep
on both the San Francisco Mo-
untains and Black Mesa Reserv-
es will be from April 10 to No
vember 20, the charge for which
will be Z cents per head; an adj
ditional charge of 1 cents per
head will be made on all ewes
which are LANDED within the
reserve. Animals under 6 months
of age at the time of entry will
not be counted or charged for.
The period for goats on the
Black Mesa Reserve Addition
will be the same as for sheep but
those living on or adjacent to
the newly created addition will
be allowed year long permits.
The rates will be 10 cents for
the summer season and 15 cents
for year long permits, plus 2
cents extra for kidding on the
Reserve.
In order to avoid a monopoly
of grazing permits upon both re-
serves a maximum limit of 1 500
head of cattle and horses OF g.
900 head of sheep will be estab-
Holbrook argus., 1907-01-22

The director of the mint has
made a preliminary estimate of
the production of gold and silver
in the United States during the
calendar year 1906, which make
the totals of $96,1O1,4OO in
gold and $56,1s3,5o in silver.
Of the more important increases
in the production of gold as COM
pared with 1905, Alaska stands
first with a gain OF $6,916,OOO;
Nevada comes next with 81, 500
600; and Arizona third with So
$4,000. Colorado shows a loss
in gold production of$2, 100000
and California a loss of 1884,
600.