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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-21

with him is to feel his Muscles and tell
him how well his Clothes fit. II you
jolly him up for three or four Days
you may get a nice Photograph of
him. and then he Will bone YOU for
ore in Return and nail it up in his Den
AMI tell all the other .Iohnnies that
you are crazy about him. The trouble
with the Glad College Youth is that lie
has beea piuckeI a little too soon
Besides. | don't think Man starts
in to be Good Company until he Is
gast 25.''
And Some OF them have few
Points to pick UP after they pass
So" added Mother '-you seem II he
wise to the very Young Kind. How
about the Bachelor sgi,h the Tremo,o
/ Voice wEo wants to sit about six
inches away from you all the tine
and look you straight in the Eye and
tell YOU that Life was I>esert unit.
he bumped into yon:''
That's the Tinle to hang ont the Red
Light" replied Daughter. i've been
oct among em oaiy $50 Seasons. hrt
I've taken that Boys Measure all right.
all right. Hes the Kind that wants
YOU 10 lean on his Shoulder and tel
all yeur Troubles 70 Tx. Fris,2f.
otter he has known Vol about %
Minutes. and il you haag back lie is
Hurt and seems to thIak that Won do
him an injustice He has got away
with 1t SO often that his Nerve is up:
and as for the Hc.ty- Duffy Talk that
he has learned by Heart, il Is the
Kind calculated 10 make a Girl ashanl-
ed OF herself unless she starts right
IN and loves him with her whole Soul
He Is pretty dangerous Proposition
You can say Scat. to Ferdie the
Freshman. or else send him on IN Err
rand. but Mr.. Arthur Fresh. who II
getting along towards ~. h SO accns-
toned to the Throw-Down that he
arises. dusts his Clothes. ana comes
back with . Genial Smile ana treats
the whole Incident - Z Joke. Then.
II u sy,<ax.& ns..a &..r~s - <S....-.
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To Papa'S Income this year You are
now 1T the Pin Feather Period. and
Mother must teacl, you how to Fly.
have been giving Il lot OF Hard Thought
10 the Man Game for. 10. these many
Moons. and. without passing myself
WY fragrant Cluster of Green Peas.
think | I'm On. Every Woman Of Ey-
pcrience has Il private Eo"ye's Gallery
She can give you Il Line on the whole
i:unko Brotherhood from Sammy the
Sophomore. who wears Il Buck wheat
Cake instead Of Il Gap. III 10 the de-
crepit old Has Been who wants 10 hold
your Hand because you hook so much
lik" his Daughter. Taking the whole
Outfit. from Seventeen II Seventy. !
may add that they are the granteSt
Bunch OF Shell or,.ers that ever on-
Grated. You are a Mere Child of 10.
with Eaby Stare and II Simple Faith
IN Mankind. and you are due 10 be
Strung unless YOU Copper about four
thirds Of I'll that +; said 70 yo.i There
that Hotel this Summer to keep A Flat
Building nice aud warm all next WIN
ter. 1t tehooveS you to he Foxy.
otberwis" you viii be engaged To SO
many nj onc tiae that Won will get
twisted in your Book X eeping and
everyday YOUR SYSTEM
40 doubt Shall make many Mis-
cres." sail Isabelle. and yet am
willing to Experiment.
Il Scpprse You understand that IL
order to- he stioa- with The various
Kinds hat win bv q. yo:Ir Trail You
c.USt leS"a To bc a tluioIl-t lr,age Art
i5t,'' said Mother. For in>tan"c' there
is :'le Spring Lamb VITA lie Siingy
Gjtle Coat and Big SHOES. lie is Just
hDine FROM College AID when he walks
al3a- The Verall.a Il sound, Ike !,
Team %oils- over 4 Bridge. If one Of
those SnYi:is should begin to pursue
you. what would you do"
Il am so Inexperienced harli.
kroY what 10 say replied Little Isa-
belle. Il think however, that would
tie Il large Can 10 him. unless there
was ho-riI'l, Shortage in the Supply
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Eussia's war with Iapa.. 1ndoubtl1e
IL saved the lives o. 1t:oy .,ewish sS.x
I<cts of the ear. At .>-asr, this is =
Inference from the me1noifS recently
published Of the goveru.,~ Tho was az
pointed apparently 10 gre the Jews :,
fair deal after the kishenev massacre
in 1908. ten months before the laps
gave all the Russian nation Soinetfli az
of the memoirs cited. Prince UrrlSsof,
was member of the first louma and
ranged himself with the Constitutions!
Democrats, So we may take him for a
witness of candor. with 40 apologies to
offer for the government. He was sent
TO Kishenev by the notorious Plehve.
who. he says. never forgave him for
letting the Jaws triumph
Just why Piehve put Prince Tr,ssof
OH TIE job If he wanted the Jews kept
under is mystery. The governor of
the province whom the prince succeed
ed had been just the kind of man to
gay gus o"'' q 's'''"s'' Ease '"'
ihS general "'o ie't ''ie business an
~ ms "' S"'e'"o' inis 'a''e' oi'-
cial welcomed Prince UrusSof to KisE-
CIV win '"e 'e'N''ih 'h'' 'ne 'e"'
"e'e pes' " nc .A'e' ''''''e' o"e
Vi ''ie i'rs' sc's q .ie ne" governor
was y permit o." Jews - 'ssen'
o'e III '''', ".'s' ne ''''"s'u :" Aeep
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-21

New schemes fer irrigating the
Quincy valley have been Drpugnt ~
10 the attention OF the farmers here
this week. This time 1t is for the
bringing IN OF water from some
nearby lake or the Columbia or the
Wenatche river. So far the source
OF the supply has not been decided
upon. The new plan is being form
ed by Lawrence, Dunn & Co, OF
Portland. Of whom Mr.. Dunn, with
ar engineer from Colorado, w. p.
EpDerson, has been is this city for
several days looking over the coun-
try and the possible chances for ir-
rigating it.
Mr.. Dunn claims unlimited flnan-
cial backing and stated at the
melting held in Dickinson's hall
last night that the Quincy valley
was suHarior in magnitude soil
and climate, capacity fer produc-
ton and general development, to
anything he had seen in his own
state or, in the northwest. About
100 farmers attended the mass
meeting, and besides Mr.. Dunn and
Mr. Epperson, several fOwnSpeopie
and farmers made speeches.
Pursuant to an organizst ion be-
ing formed, called the Quincy pow
er and Irrigation company, c. W.
Stewart was elected president. A.
f. Johnson was elected secretary
and n. II. S. Van Vclsor was elect
ed treasurer.
Another meeting will be he'll in
tho same hall Wednesday evening
next for further constellation of the
matter
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self. the Chances are that he win wait
until you begin TO act real Friendly
and then be wii give you the Toss
and hike of after some new Gerai.
dine"
'.Merciful Maynnnaiscr exclaimed
Mother Il icl'f believe am quail
fed to SIT or the Side-iincs ana 60
any Coaching for you. You seem to be
Next. Did they teach you all this at
Boarding SCHOOL,"
Don't give 1t Away" said Isabelle
"but III tell yoI On the @. L. tina: we
have what IS known as the Protective
Order of Bids TIE Trifer who goes
up and down the Line springiug the
Cuff at First Sight is spotted and
tagged In Hurry. There are two
ways Of handling this Party. one is
to spring BIS Record on him and kid
him until he lets up. The ether is to
believe everything and String hiln
along. The Second Method is the one
usually employed by all True Artists
The older the Bachelor the bigger the
Cinch. Hold On to one of his Coat
Buttons and look up at him end ask
him 4 lot oi feabie-minded Questions
about the Wicked World and he will
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dangerous ''YoU DON'T NEED 10 AT
Person II TEND Any NIGHT SCHOOL,.
Is always il terrific Hit know two
Girls who landed Good Things last
Summer merely by sitting ont in a
Hammock and calling for Charernns.
They used IL sit out until Midnight
begging somebody to 80 for Il Chap
eron. and the Gentlemen had to talk
to them for hours in order to calm
them and convince them that the
Whole Proceeding was according TO
Hoyie-- that is as long As they were
with Nice Fellows"
Il take of my Bonnet to you." said
Mother. You don't need 10 attend
any Night School. There's just QUO
other Variety. How about the Lone
some Married Man?"
You mean the kind that wants to
tell you how sorry he is that he didn't
find you before he hooked up with Il
Woman Wiz, Bever seems To Tu,lcr
stand him He is a sal Affair. He
IS trying to sneak a Return Trip ca
the Filtration Route after h. has lost
his Ticket. As Il Snndy he i fairly
Interesting but the Pursuit of him is
barred hy the Game LAWS. The best
may 10 quiet him down is 10 get
friendly with his Wife"
That settles IT," said the elderly So
cicty Eird. Any time tina; ! want a
Hunch III hunt Up the Young Lady Of
To-day
MORAL: is Wise Mother that
can hand out any New ones.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-21

Kindergarten class changed from
6 c street north to lecture room OF
Presbyterian church. Open Monday
September 23rd under the leader
ship OF Mrs B. L. Lowe and Annie
d. Hurlbut, graduate Philadelphia
Pa. tt
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-21

koxy Ledbetter. Edith Bridgeman.
Alta Grigeroy, Emma Turney, Jennie
Turney, Ollie Stewart, Edna Schrock.
Edna Neese, Mrs. Goodman: Messrs.
Clifford Tedrick, f. J. Mcdonnell, J.
Burrows, Ernest Hedrick, Ralph
whitman, Ralph Ross, Ross Stewart.
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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-21

and | had
to throw
in n few
L II & q r
st il dies.
AS Il rule.
ti.- pink
Faced Col
i"SIa Is
u little shy
On C'oilat-
eral IA II Il
more or
less of a
II IL II, IN Y
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-21

t Il ! k for
Hours at Il
Time. But
the Minute
t h e s u /,
goes down
Y o II want
to yell for
t h o Chap
efOu uutii
you can be
Ii q 4 I'd III
the n eX I
Tow nsliip.
Il II Il t will
lead h i III
to believe
that he j.,
a fasciI.at-
Ing a nd
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-21
GeorgeAdefables
The Coming Cut Girl and /,
Few Of Her Keen Gt,esscs.

(Copy,fyht. 1907. 1905. - R.,,.st Howard
Esis,,..lf
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-02-09

Read The Age for Lincoln County
mining news.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-02-09
Forest Reserve

All operations are suspened in the
Charleston forest reserve.
The Lincoln County Lumber Com
pany's mill is closed down pending Il
settlement with the government.
Forest Supervisor Barnett believes
that the company will settle with
Uncle sam and resume operations in
the spring.
The forest regulations do not inter
fere with mining, nor the legitimate
cutting Of timber for lumber and fuel.
They prevent land grabbing and the
cutting of timber for commercial pur-
poses. Parties who take timber from
the forest reserve contrary to law usn-
ally find it convenient To negotiate
with the officers before they 60 far.
Several persons claim timber rights
in the Charleston mountain, but the
government has decided to investigate,
Rangers will be put on the reserve
as soon as the snow melts.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-02-09
ELDORADO
LeaSerS Will Be Of Service Il
Canyon

G. +. l.. Gresh, pioneer promoter OF
FL Dorado canyon says to Searchlight
Bulletin:
"The advent Of leasers am confident
will result in a much more rapid devel-
opment Of the district. They are ut
work on half dozen different proper
ties and when they commence making
regular shipments much favorable at
tention will be attracted.
Everybody has good ore and lots OF
il. The Techaticup | am told has $1,000
ore on the 600 it. level, the Venus gets
richer with every foot OF depth, while
the Rand, Fortuna and many others
have exceptionally fine showines.
Midway between the old Capital
Camp and the Montana group of mines,
about four miles to the southeast of
Nelson, W. j. Kennedy and George
Freeborn have single claim, the Toll
tee, which is shipping ore from the
grass-roots. Fifty sacks of $50 pounds
each are ready for shipment.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-02-09
GREENWATER
Development Of Copper Mines
and Railroad Activity

Warmer weather has improved CON
ditiuns at Greenwater, and autos and
stages connect with the Borax and
Clark railroads.
Telephone lines from Greenwater are
to connect with Furnace, Willow Creek
Manse, Pahrump, Cracker Jack and
Silver Lake.
The Patsy Clark shaft * nearly 800
feet deep, and the Schwab Syndicate
have several deep holes The real
value oi the copper camp will not be
known until the sulphidc zone i reach
ed.
The BoriX railroad will probably be
first to reach Greenwater, but the
Clark railroad will not he far behind.
To compete with the Borax short line
railroad the Clark people have recently
issued a new tariff rate for Greenwatcr.
l.. va T. rates have been 80 high
that shippers in tirccnwater and Bull
frog are looking to the Borax railroad
for relief
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-02-09
Forest Reserve Policy

Representative Mondell OF Wyoming
in discussing the forest reserve policy
recently in the house of representa-
tiVes, said no one could deny that II
was a policy OF paternalsm and cen
tralization, ''and Il policy which should
not be extended in this nation further
than is absolutely necessary.
There must and there will be hard
ship and irritation incident to paternal-
ism he said. 1--WE cannot get away
from them, and we must object to
having the reserves used as means
Tor the increase of cost uf the products
of the reserves Ia the people OF that
region"
The troubles on the Charleston
mountain reserve are AT present inter
esting the people OF this section. GOV
ernmcnt protection OF forests to a Ger
tain extent is both commendable and
lust, but at the same time pioneers IN
new country are entitled to Il reason
able use Of the natural products of the
country.
In Southern Nevada where lumber
and fuel are high, Natures supply
should not be wholly Withheld from use.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-02-09
BULLFROG
Los Angeles Chamber Of Com.
merCe Investigates Mines

A report on the resources, growth
and trade conditions Of the Bullfrog
mining district has been made to the
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce 10y
George W. Parsons after visit Of in
vestigation to the town Of Rhyolite.
The following statements Of fact are
CLEANED from his report:
The country rock is diversified, in
cluding porphry, rhyolite, quartzite,
lime and granite; porphvry and rhyo-
lite, predominating. The ores occur
principally in quartz, managanese being
especially prominent. Tale deposits
are frequent, in one instance being
quite phenomenal. Silver is associated
with the gold, in some eases being
quite 30 per cent, of the values. The
country is well marked, dykes and
ledges being tracable for miles.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-02-09
RAILROADS
Nevada Needs Reduced PaSSen.
Ger and Freight Rates

short lines are the hest paying rail
roads in Nevada-for instance the l.. V.
4 T. and Goldfeld-Tonopah roads
which both paid the cost of construc-
,;on in less than one year.
East and west passenger rates range
from two To three cents per mile.
Why shonld people pay double in Ne
vaJaP Less than ONE CENT PER
TON per mile is the average freight rate
in the United States. Why should
Nevada people pay four or five times
this amount?
Nevada mines cannot be worked prof
itably unless fair freight rates are made
on ores. Farmers can't get their pro-
duets to market if unreasonable frcights
are charged.
Ii the Nevada Legislature fails Ia
enact a reasonable law, reducing freight
and passenger rates, the mcmhers will
hear from their constituents. M ex-
ruses will be accepted.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-02-09
Salt Lake Train Crews

Owing to the growing freight business
of the Salt Lake road it will at once in
crease the number OF freight crews at
san Bernardino. Several crews and
helper engines have been maintained
there for the service over the CaJon
grade says the Daily sun.
1t is probable that where trains are
made up at San Pedro they will he
brought through To san Bernardino
where the crews will change. Ii the
trains are made up at Los Angeles the
crews will continue to change at Otis
as in the past, for freight. Portions OF
the passenger crews run a. far as Las
Vegas. West bound freights going di-
rect to San Pedro will receive new
crews at San Bernardino also, thus
avoiding handling the trains in the Los
Angeles yard.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-02-09
Good For Desert

Asserting that the overflow OF the
Colorado river will produce and inland
sea, whose evaporation would materially
affect the aridity OF vast area oi the
dry lands of the west, a memorial from
Salt Lake To the President and 10
Congress was introduced in the House
oi Representatives Monday. 1t asks
that the attempts To control the Colo
RADIO river he abandoned by the govern
ment.
The rainfall on the desert this season
has been the largest in years and may
reasonably he attributed to the great
sea formed by the ovcrllowing of the
Colorado.
The government should reimburse
set. lers and let the sea remain.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-02-09
CLOSING OUT.
Wholesale Liquor Store Sacrific-
ins Fine Stock

We beg to announce to the public
that We are closing out our wholesale
business in this territory and have re-
duced prices on all goods to an extent
which will justify retailers from any
part Of Nevada in making Il sperihl trip
to investigate our stock and prices. We
are selling at Kentucky 10 barrel
Wholesale prices. Our quantity, quail
ity and prices will interest you.
SOUTHERN NEVADA WHOLESALE
LIQUOR STORE.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-02-09
DEVELOPED MINES

The Montgomery Shoshone mine, Of
which Chas. VI. Schwab is said to he
sevcn-eights owner, has development
OF about 5000 feet. and is 400 feet in
depth. Reduction works with ca
paeity OF 800 tons daily are in course Of
lconstruction in this property, and Sl2,-
/ 600, 900 is reported to he blocked out,
with seven separate ledgcs To supply
/ the ore.
! The Gibraltcr Mining Syndicate has
1000 feet development with depth of
800 feet.
4 The Denver Eclipse and Tramp, all
consolidated, have 1000 feet Of develop
mcnt with 800 feet depth, and all are
mining valuable high grade properties,
with very extensive ore bodies blocked
out and ready for treatment and cree
tion ot reduction plants. The Gold
Bar is another property famous in the
camp, with an ore body reported 49,
feet wide and nearly mile of under
ground workings. The Homestake
with 300 feet of development work adj
/ joins the Gold Bar on the north.
The Mayflower has cross-cit %
! a:tty-nve feet, said to average sl2
/ While the Star Light with thirty-eigh
feet between walls, is said to assay $22
The Buliirog Banner has sixteer
feet OF ore, going $50, three feet show
ing $500 valuation according to the
manager.
The Diamond, National Bank and
Bullfrog Mining companies have ore
ready for shipment. Thirty-three prop
critics are equipped with power machin-
cry. This enumeration shows an enor-
nous development for so Young a
camp.
The monthly pay roll for the Bnllfrog
district is estimated at $l50,00O, and
the number of miners is placed at 1000
The elevation is $500 feet.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-02-09
Vegas Copper Co

Property at Mountain Springs, will re,
ceive bids i'm writing until Monday, Feb
ruary IL, 1907, at II O'Clock noon, TO
sink shaft by i feet from surface to
100 it. deep. For full particulars see
NJ. s. BEAL, Seey.
Las Vegas, New. t2
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-02-09
WATER PLENTY

Three separate systems, costing $40
900, supply Rhyolite with water
brought from Beatty, five miles away
and from the mountains beyond, one
pipe being twenty-one miles in length
1t is good water and is distributed by
four inch mains through the principal
streets.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-02-09
Hotel Nevada Arrivals,

kAA
J. +. Miller. owner and Manager.
Charles X Barrcy, Los Angeles
J Levy, 4"
= II Winston, City
Geo \ RutZ, Los Angeles
L L Congcr, Salt Lake City
|. lligginbotlam, Ogden, Utah
Gust Linden, AsPin, Colo
Chris Carlson, /"
Ncls Holmquist, /" 3"
Mall Frances, Telluride, Colo
VI c McNicholas, "
Perry Sallgren - -
Il A Perkins, Salt Lake City
G. T Gam, Rhyolitc. Ncy ..... ..r
p W Lamont .s.,
Mrs VI Il Lyle
Mrs VI II Burnham
II l. Bcrkey, Salt Lake City .
Dan = Murphy, Rhydlilc, Ntv' -e
Wallace Corbcitc, -" '...
l. G Galloway ....
Henry George
G. A Crank
G II Mace, Tonopah, Ncv
ID \ Synr, Sycamore, Ill
Mrs ID \ Syne, -
+ : Alnutt, Selma, Kan
Il + O'Neill, Tucson, Ariz
Bill GriiIiths, Rhyolitc, Ncv
John Leyshon and wife Rhyolitc
Mrs II f Mitchell. Beatty, New
Lewis Whitney
f. = Ellison, Layton. Utah
c ID Meiklejohn, Omaha, Neb.
+ NJ Metcalf and wife, - Louis, Mo
G. W Peck jr, salt Lake City
G c Wilder, Los Angeles, Calf
j = Snook, Sacramento, Calf
O d Bryan, Denver, Colo
y Schneibcrg, Salt Lake City
W f Smith, Potosi Mine
W W Pennington, Hepburn, Idaho
? IL Nixson, Los Angeles
Mrs Hellman, "
{ ; Gilbert, -
John Nance, Greenwater, Calf
l. q Bethel, san Fancisco
+ Metcali and wife, st Louis, Mo
d p Calvin and wife, Ryholite, New
Geo b Weaver, salt Lake City
p O'Carroll g
J w Murphy, Beatty, Ncv
Il W stanton, Washington DC
Harry Lee, Los Angeles
II Astreda. ."
j NJ Heaton and wife, Los Angeles
b \ Stalz, Albuquerque, New MeNic
+ F Magune, San Diego, Calf
VI l. Clos, Los Angeles,
q + Sullivan and wife, Los Angeles
: Anderson
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1907-02-09
MONEY TO LOAN

At low rates. Inquire OF A. W. Jur'
den at c. Ganahl Lumber Co., office. II
The Washington times., 1907-02-17

gowns.

. long trained skirt is built upon the
circular shape, with a FEW gathers on
the sides and at the back 1t is trimmed
with velvet IN pointed panels around the
lower part OF the skirt, the velvet being
IN wide bands at the bottom, narrow
ing toward the top Such a gown may
oc made of any soft material whether
washable or not It-may be trimmed iu
any manner and with any materials 10
suit the taste and purse OF the owner
Checks, block plaids. overplaids
stripes, and indefinite stripes with JAG
guard figures in the weaves viii DE
among the most fashionable of mater
fails for spring. and one can readily see
how these decorated surfaces would lend
themselves TO trimming with bias folds.
bands and tabs of plain materials and
braids. which are very fashionable
Buttons, too are very much used upon
spring gowns, more as trimmings than
90 serve any useful purpose and vel
vet is frequently introduced among the