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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-27
FIRE DOES MUCH
DAMAGE AT LOVELOCK

A serious fire occurred at Lovelociz k
last evening about IL O'Clock. The
fire started in the Senate saloon on
Railroad avenue and was caused bv the
overturning of lamp. 1t is reported
that the lamp was carelessly overturr-
ed by two drunken men
The fire burned west co Bob Nunan
berger's place. Five buildings alto
gether were consumed-three saloons
and two restaurants.
AT O'Clock this morning the fire
was still smouldering.
1t is reported that three men were
burned to death in the fire. The bodies
of two have been recovered
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-27
DYNAMITE Is USED
IN SQUATTER WAR

GODF1ED, New, May 22.-Mrs. Joe
Potter swore out complaint in the
Justices court yesterday charging sew
eral men with dynamiting the frame
work of house which she was build
ing on the outskirts of the city. The
trouble grew out of confiction of
squatter claims and the accused men
are said to have placed dynamite under
the structure and discharged it, blow
ing the partly built house off the dis
puted premises.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-27
INSANE MAN TRIES
TO KILL HIMSELF,

RENO, New, May 22.---Jacob kim
anowsky, cement worker, was ar
rested in this city yesterday on a
charge of insanity and few hours
after being arrested tried to kill him
self by dashing his head against the
steel bars in his cell He would have
killed himself had not two prisoners
in the Jail held him until the officers
could place him IN padded cell
Klimanowsky became insane on the
train shortly before arriving in Reno.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-27
BROKERS TO BUILD.

GOLDFIELD, New, May 22.---The
members of the Goldfield Stock and
Exchange Board are considering plans
for new building, to cost approx
mately 100000. The building will be
erected upon the site of the present
exchange at the corner of Columbia
and Main street.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-27

Mrs. J. Hayden and children, Agnes
and Douglas, arrived last evening on
No. from San Francisco to join her
husband and son who returned to Win
nemucca about the middle Of April.
Mrs Hayden has been sojourning IN the
East and in other States for nearly q
year and her many friends are glad to
welcome her home again.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-27

TRY OUR BASKET BALL BUTTER
made in the Elko creamery. In
1-pound bricks, the par excellence of
Nevada's product.
May 231w. F. C. ROBINC & co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-27
POSTMASTER ANDERSON
NAMESLuCKYCANDID

candidate for this trip. For your trou-
BILE we will pe pleased to mail you the
Daily Mining Record for three months.
If this meets your approval kindly
write your nomination on enclosed re-
turn postal card.
Thanking You in advance we beg to
remain
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-27
TRY THE NEW EXTRA LARGE

MACKEREL-Can' be beat. We will
cut mackerel in two for small fam
lilies. F. C.ROBINS 4 G.
Many .01w.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-27
Very truly yours,
DAILY MINING RECORD.

The postmaster's selection meets
with approval from all sources. Miss
Cochran is a graduate of the Winnie
mueca high school and also of the San
Jose normal school. She is now home
on vacation, having taught term
of school at lone, Cal. A young lady
of very amiable characteristics, she can
be depended upon to properly represent
the grace and culture of the women of
Winnemucca.
Seen yesterday by reporter, she ex-
pressed herself as highly gratifed to
both Postmaster Anderson and the
Daily Mining Record for her appoint
ment as a candidate for the free vaca-
tion trip.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-27

Elko Creamery in 1-pound bricks, the
choicest of Nevada products. Try it.
Oace used always in demand.
May 23-1w. L. G. ROBINC & co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-27

Frank Hammond of Clover Valley is
down on short visit to his daughter,
Mrs. ID. Abels.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-27

Judge Langwith Of Golconda, who
has been - Reno for the past two
weeks, arrived this morning He is
now completely recovered from his re-
cent illness.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-27

Owing to the illness of Professor
Brandon, the high school was dismissed
this afternoon.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-27

IF you want anything see our want
column.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-27

Semi Weekly Silver State 50 per year,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-27
u u q q q u n q q u q q q u n
PERSONAL MENTION
, u go ~ ia q uu

George B. Long of the Rosebud
Humboldt House stage line is in town
today.
Mrs. M. Reinhart, accompanied by
her two daughters arrived today from
Berkeley, Cal.
Albert Seeiger departed this morn
ing for Rosebud.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-27

Or. W. 4. Wilson, who recently VS.
tied Wnnemucca, has located at Gols
conda and already has good practice.
NOTICE
The social club will hold its second
regular meeting for May, on Wednes-
day, May Goth, instead of the follow
ing Friday, for the reason that ON the
latter date the hall will be used for
another affair.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-21

80 EEL
Geinbielisieitsn asasi oie amsrifanti&e
SnbaRon beginner au pollsn. eefretdr
&aft bot auf bisis Drobungsri bin ben
BsfebI sur g~srmsfrune Der 2anopoli.
3et uiosrrufen.
@enri bic @orednge felt Srfldrung
Der eubanif6sn tlnabbdnsiatsit gttuas
habsn srtsnnsr Iafen. 10 IN ss, bab bis
gubansr ni&t sur SsIbRrsaisruns Be.
fdbi9t Hnb. Tortise Qliqusn unb
partsisr tusrbsr f9 In dbnIi&erW Belle.
ME In ben anberri esntralamsritani.
f6sn Repablifsn. bsftis bsfdmpfsn. I'm
In ben gsHb Der Rssisrunssdmter uno
Der 3on. unb steuersinnabmst1 su
tommsn. Der Sang Der eubanii&sn
Angslsesnbeitsn f4eint INNER mebr
oarauf hln3uosutsn. bob a~nglisosrunq
Der SnfsI on bic 0srsinieten Gtaaten
ois ein,ise 26iung if.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-21

1902 puroe er Johann BON feiner parz
tel i'm Stlat. gum 9i3e>9 oupernegr
npmin& unb sesen Charles 90. 8ulz
&C. nit 1914 Stimmen Mebrbeit gs=
pdbIt. Seine lunsidbrise &arriere als
Serator unb feline pielen 8erbtenfte in
.tSrterefe ieiner partei braaten inn i'm
Sabre 1904 Die 9ouberneurs zRomina>
tion. @r tpurbe nit 80,560 Sttmmen
-Mebrbeit eefpdblt. Oas pripatlebsn
Grz@oupernsurs 5tseins' mar eia
ibeales. Gr b~eiratbete SRI. Rale Ga
roline Nobles bon RuIhforb mad feinsr
Hiidfebr pom Weften nod Slean. @r
mar bamals erif % Sabre alt. Der
sliidliden Gbe entiprangen brei Rim
Der: Ocrin Sror 9igeins. bsr bereits
psrbeiratbet lit unb In Denper ipobnl;
SRI. Soiepbine 9issins unb 5. 9arris
ion 9isgins. Der 2ebtere if ieBt Is
Sabre alt unb beiudt cine priDur4ait
in Connecticut.
Der NerofIub " m e.
ritd bat banf Der 5reieebisfeit bers
I6iebener giirser bon ct. 2ouis nod
einise 9elbpreife fir bie Sbeilnebmer
on benz 9prbpn : Bennett : Bremen
Der 2Ifte auseei4rieben. Der Sieser
erbGlt, pie i9on mitsetbeilt, 1880
Tyrant in baar BON 9orbon Bennett ;
Der &lub, benz er ansebOrt. ben Wans
bsrprsis. @uberbem erbdlt b~erieniee,
Der bic ~sfpeiterobte 0iitans suriidgs<
lsst bat, 5000 5ranf. Der brittle 1880
Der pierte $500, Der finite 1850 5rant.
= Oeutidlanb tpirb bic bDdf3uldi.
iiee 3abl BON brsi 8aIons nennsn, bas
BON sebOren apei gum 8erliner 8erein
fir 2ufti4ifffabrt, Der brittle gum Riez
berrbeinii9en 9erein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-21

CT o ouberneur 6iaz
gins geftprben. Sn Slsan, y.
y, lit Gre@oupernsur 5igsins eeifor=
ben. Sranf WapIanb 5ieeins. repu=
blifaniider Gouperneur bes Stats
Rem Yorf bonn 1. Sanuar 1906 Bis 81.
DECEMBER 1907, fpurbe am Is. MuguIt
1856 in Ruibforb, MIesbonn gountp.
u. g., aIs Sobn bes ipoblbabenben Sc
iddftsmannes Ortpin s. 0issins se;
boren. Seine erite grsiebuns erbislt
er in Der RuibfOrb 4caoemp. bann in
Der Hieerpiep Militarp Mcabemp in
Pousbfeepfie, no er i'm Sabre 1873
groSuirt.. Dos folsenbe Sabr psr>
bra9te er auf 2eifen i'm Weiten uas
1875 er0ffnete er dls 19iGbrissr Sing
ling feIbft elm Gef9dft in Std"tnn.
Midison. 1879 ispris er nd4 Olean,
81. g., 5uriid unb frut tn bos ausss,
bebnte @rocerseiddft bon 5issins,
8lobsett e 60. elm. CT ertparb iit
in ben fols.nben Jabren ben Ruf eine=
tii4tisen unb e~rfplsreiden 0eiddfts'
names. 1890 erf ipanbt. e. fid Ml
Politif 81. 1893 tpurbe u gum Stoats.
%ienutor fir ben 80. Oiftritt setpGhli
uno in ben Sabren 1896. 1898. 1900
unb 1902 fir baHeIbe 4mt ,pteberse.
pdbit. 1894 unb 1895 par er Dor
fbsnber bes 2ommittees fir Steuerr
unb BON 1896 biz 1902 Woriibenoe:
ses 5inans<R ommittees SIN Sahr'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-21
UuS oer BumoeSbauptEaot,

It Vet. SluuteH guDeH tH uetIluIs
fsnsn Sabre ST Riliarbsn pfo. 3udsr
berbrau&t. 9abon bat bas 2anb 1t
Wiliaros pfuno isIbf proousist, Der
Rsff if bon a~ustpdrts sinasftbrt. WsiI
bas 2anb 10 bel 3udsr toniumirt,
tuirb Der gori&las ssma&t. bas pbi.
Iippinii&s proouit fret bersinaulaRsn
Dassssn tpsbren bie 6o&360nsr R&
NIT 6dnbsn anb 6absn. Sis bebaup'
ten, BOB amsriia ssssn pbilippinii9s
biais. Arbeit nt&t auftommsr tonne.
aus ben ptilipptnsn. bic rs pro,snt
bss Dtnglsp '3ol,s b3ublsn. fumen IS
WiatOnsn pfunb 3uder. @iro ibnsn
Der 3Ol sana srIaHsn. 70 ia bisIsi&t
auf bas @tsrfa&e bisier ginfubr ~
re&nen. Damn tpirbs, aIio nod I'm.
n1sr 5 WiQiarbsn pfuno siugsfibrt
usrbsn mhHsn.
Damit if mobI aur @sntigs sruisieu.
mis ni&tig bisier ginuano if. Dor
benz esfunbsn Rsni1snpsrfanbe Idbt
Ct R9 tibsrbaupt ni9t nsrantuortsn.
gs Iiset meter nt9ts Dor als cine
trantbafte ginbiIbune bss Wonopolis.
mus, Der foI9srmabsn In Gsminnfu9t
u~srrannt 1T. bob CT F& fir&tei. usnn
bisier geuinn gar ni&t beorobt iH.
8eesti foI2s foqhduslsr follts bas
Bolt bod snbIi& 6ront MAIDEN uno be-
fimmi foroern, BOB bic @ers9tiqtsit.
rusl9s mir ben pbi,tppins1 fauIosn.
ni9t aus u~nbrfano psrsitsIt tpirb.
Die 8hrssr @aibinsions unb bss
baau eshbrigsn TtRrtttes habsn bas
pripilsgium, Steuern al 3ablsn. tobe
Steuerri fosar. absr bic Bsrwsnoune
bsrfslben baben He isin Wort mitau.
fprs&sn. gsasn btsiss Spfsm miro
isbt aufssmudt.
Die Nuni3ipaI.R seisrune @afbine.
toms bsfsbt aus brsi bon, prdRbsntsn
srnanntsn RommiRdrsn unb ben Romt.
tss fur ben Difritt Columbia aus ben
bsiben 6duiern bss ROnsrsRss. Den
QommiRdren fe6t bas Rs&t 3u, ans
Beamtsn NIT Ausnabms Der pultaei.
ri9tsr unb Der, S9~uIbstbrbe a%naufsl.
len. Der 2onsr.b ffsnt bas Budget
Der Siaot auf, gerbsRerungen mtRsn
bonn aOngrsb anseOronet tusrbsn. limb
ba fsissn; biz Stsusrn bon Sabr au
Sabr. absr bic @aHsruerIor9ung uni
man9ss Anbsrs IaRsn bel 3u utini9sn
ibris. go babsn fa osnn In ben
beri&isosnen fbeilsn @afbineton's
uno oes Difrifts Columbia Burger.
bereinieunsen %ursaniirt, I'm einsn
plan fur bic Reorganization bei
fdotii&enl gsrpaltung aussuarbeitsn.
81 biel Burger grfoIs babsn tusrbsn,
III ~alsroings cine anoers Grage.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-21

meiner Gtubien beitGtist. S6 iber.
CAB 9errn groder bas' Matcridl ii6er
q &rante, Die i9 am 25. Sanuor
1904 fir gsbeilt belt. Bon bisisn iinO
einiae bod am &rebs geitorben. anoere
ftarben an n0ais unbersn &~runfbsiiea
= 5pOlf aber erfreuen ii9. Der Be ten
9efunbbeit. Inter bieIen lit Elm San.
Der benz Der 5rau Grpder ublolut gItA.
Cine urme Srau, bic ia in meinsr ali.
nif oepfleet babe. Wenn Der 3ufaa 3
sefist bate, baB bic arme 5rau sez
ftprben fpdre unb bdb 6rau Grpder
bic 8ebanblung iibsrlebt Bate = 9err
grpder piirbe mid iegnsn. @r bers
flu9t mid. neil gerabe fetne Srdd
ni6t gerettet perben fonrte. Der 4r3t
1T ni6t Der liebe Soft. Der Menf9 lit
iterbli9, unb mir fDnnen nur ben leg
ten 4ussane p~er5Ogern. Sa i4 auf "
5dae 5tpDlf 9eiluneen eraielt bate,
tonnte i9 pobl i9reiben, sd boffe.
gu beilen."
Stun i6ilbert Der 0rat ben ~nerboien
3uitanb Der &ranfsn, bic i'm telepboz
mild rufen lieb: Or. SpDen ion TO-
fort fommen" = unb i'm odnn unges
biibrli6 lanee anti9ambriren lieb. 4u>
bsrbem tpurbe bic &rdnfs offenbdr mod
bon einem anberen Nr5te bebanbelt.
Dor Der 8e6anblune bate ih meme
Sorbsrung auf 100000 6r. firirt. SD
ertpartete, bab man mid um einen
HudluB meiner 5orbsrung bitt.n
tpiirbe.
Iber bic Summe tpurbe obne je6e
SisfuFion df3eptirt." ;
Quorum aber brdnste DOZEN uuf 81
sabluns2
.Gs banbelte. ii9", 10 fubr er fort,
lin 5rembe, Die i'm 9otel tpobntea.
Sic fonnten = tpis bag oft portomm.
= abreiIen, pbne lire &e9nuns 81 be-
sablen. Die roffisisnen" @er5te BE-
haupten, lie ieien ni9t 10 poriiatig.
Sic iinb audi 10 poriidtis."
6ier unterbra9 Der @~orfiBenbe Die
Hebe bes 4rStes.
rWsnn es ben 9srrn Ooftor nidt
itDrt, an bieier STEELE feline Hebe ab5u@
Idnsiben. piirbe i4 pori9lasen. BE
@iBung gu bertagen."
SD ihneibe mann man pia".-
faats Der beriibmte Gbirurs ld4elno
unb e~rsielte hermit einen lebbaffen
Geiterteitserfols. (Sie peitere Ser
purbe. ME f4on semeloci,
bertaot.)
Dor Der 3ebe Oobens bette iein @nz
malt nod einise Gusfibrungsn sss
mdGt. 9eipnbers interefant iino Die
Summer, bic Der piheni4aftli6e Be
trieb Sopsns erforbert. Seine &linit
toftet iGbrlia 111,OOO Sr. Miete unb
10000 5r. Steuer. Die Soften fir ben
einaelnen &ranfen belaufen Ii9 auf p
Sr. pro Sag, 10 bab bonn %. Sum-
1903 Bis gum %. DECEMBER 1906 ni6t
fpeniser als 103,421 Sr. fir @erpfle@
gung duseessben purben. Neben oieier
praris bic niFenidaftliGs 8etbdtls
euna. Sein 9abpratorium bat in %
5abrsn 100000 Jr. perialunger.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-21

Sie eeatf@e 8irseri@aft bon st.
2ouis bot sinen 6onbs boz, SIS. 600,
fage unb f&rsibe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
fenb Dollars CUR @rinbung zines
beutI&en Sbsaters aufgsbraGt. Als
A&tuns Dor unierea bortisen bsuti@en
2anbsleutsn. Denn eth elei&er tbat.
irdftiger unb opfsrwiaissr Offer fhr
bas beuif&e 9beater aud anbsrsuo
berrf&ts., bann brau&ts bic bsuii&s
aunR In Der Rsuen Welt auf ibrem
@anes nod 8rob ni4t slsnbieIi& ~
barbeg unbIoasss RaiperIe.9 teater bdtte
ui&t In 70 pielen etdoten bte beutf@s
1htue berbrdagt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-21
Saeob 2ierborf's @iribf&aft,
885 WaRa@ufetts Mbe.

. e.
gbarlss &ufb. Stall, 2483 part aoe.,
1926. - George Or. Dens, SadReiu.
sebdube. college Abents iuii&sn 81.
uno %. Str, IS. 786. = 1aarp SO.
berid. Gbbition. GA Bur& Aoenue,
$50 Rarsaret Rueusr, Wobnbaus,
% 81. Joiept Str . swif&sn Della.
mare urb AIabama Stra6e, 1900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-21

Sapan's beransfsroerubes Mnf'
tretsn bat fosar auf bas BtsGsn @ubo
anhsdsnb gsuirft. Eisie banibars
RepubIit brobt Der Hbminifration In
Waibinston. benz amsriianii&sn BRO.
tsitOrat sstuaItfam elm gnbe ,u MAIDEN.
Die Golse babori t6nnte bie Annsrion
fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-21

HIs srobeS 2trGenlint isq Der
bur2sebrannte 0afRrsr @alfer tn
feinsm 6simatbsorte Rsu Britain, &c.
gotten BADEN = tn ieber 6erbe giebt ss
idwarss s&aafs uno bic fsbt isbsr am
erGen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-21

mas &ennen pirb nidt INNER bonn
I'D Sdneliten setuonnen Oie bo4ten
= @ebdube errei9en ibre Sobe our@
Stein auf Stein. Oie 3uei reiaifen
Mdnner Dor Dem ameritanifden 8olte
beutautase, besannen auf befasioene
art unS erbielten ibren pirtliden Ans
fang burd elm fpftemaliides Sparen an
ibrem gintommen. Oie reidfen
Mdnner fteben nidt aurid bic Quar-
tere, Dimes unb Hidels 3u fparen, ba
biefe bic Dollars berborbrinsen, unb
biefe ffarte @eieaidaft tuirb Sebem be-
reitpiuisff i'm Sparen bebiIFi@ fem.
Sbr Spar @onto, Oh srob ober tlein,
III tpiltommen. 8esiunt btate nod.
THE INDIANA TRUST COMPANY
xapttaI.. $1,000,00O.00
ueberf&ub ......... 825,c00.0o
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-07
Chefs Of Kings Their Importance, Duties

often at court from 200 to 400
guests
A dinner with Emperor of Austria is considered a
rare treat boiled which is the standard Aus
household dish. is juicy and succulent. while the
wines are exquisite. During the dinner the Emperor
talks gaiy his AT the close each IS given
court bonbons
The a days meals always prepared the
day before by the steward and officials of the
household The given to the chef on duty
early the next morning The royal storeroom is open
required compelled purchase it at his own
expense
King Edward is very proud his French chef NJ
given lodgings Buckingham palace. He
o duty only II o'clock each day. the King
a simple breakfast, which is strictly private
Under Menager four master cooks who are on
duty fortnight time. Besides these. there are two
cooks. roasting cooks sixteen apprentices
half dozen kitchen maids, two confectioners who re-
ceive $500 and $2O and clerk who keeps ac-
and does the carving He receives $500 year
All prepared by the time the King and Queen
themselves the table. Queen Alexandra overooks
through her ady-in- waiting Miss Knollys
who makes suggestions regarding menus to the head
cook
While there the catter of pots and pans the
rum of voices and the stamping of feet few
minutes before, the of serving a meal quiet
reigns Everything by clockwcrk; every course
timed; rarely there a hitch. All the servants who
wait black, with knee breeches
swallow tail high stockings and bucked shoes
King Edward Is fond of game, particularly when it
prepared with bread and asparagus heads. a
fowl cygnet which usually furnishes the
Kings Christmas -dnnar. These cost about $40 aDecA
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-07

Alexandra is fond of pastries and sweets.
The state dinner Windsor Castle entirely
of gold and valued at $.OOOOCO This is used only
great occasions.
While Queen Alexandra has her kitchen
and also convey wishes through her lady-in-
waiting to the chef little Queen Ena, Victoria of
Spain is heGged about by many formaties that
matter how much she would prefer beesteak wild
it is likely her wishes would have to urheeded
The Spanish Queen has nothing whatever do with
the framing of the menus In fact if she were to
changes it wouG be locked upon in Spain
breach of etiquette.
However, the cook in the Spanish Kings palace does
have easy The palace is in charge of
the rlajordomo. while him, presiding over
Kitchen is the grand mistress of her Majestys house,
held. Through them with the assistance of the
ara the meals arranged.
Emperor William of Germany simple tastes nd
likes good old German cooking In Germany the royal
chef must arise early each morning, the Emperor
usually breakfasts shortly after o'clock.
English breakfast of bread butter and
fish.
KAISER'S COOKING NOT ELABORATE
The imperial kitchen of Germany is not quite 50
elaborate establishment those of England and
food however, served, as any whd
has dlned with William II testify.
Among the best Hvers' of titled folk the family
of the Grand of Baden. grand duchess is a
the grandfather of the Emperor. fol-
the establishment of the Grand Duke Carlsbad
n number of chefs. There usually four
apprentices the kitchen These unsalaried but
as the position and training in the kitchen give them
considerable prestige, the position Is eagerly
all visitors the Grand Duke give
kitchen servants large tips These into fund
and divided each year.
Most of the food after in all royal
establishments given the None ever
served a second time. Thus the servants and their
families dine as luxuriously as the crowned headA
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-07

alone from estimate of R. NJ Allen genera
manager of the Standard Cattle Company with head
quarters Ames, Neb. and ranches in both Wyoming
Montana
This company has at times made practice of pay
ing bounty s. wolves and in single year
has made payment J0O
only partially indicates the prevalence of wolves
region A j Boutwell,. in address before the
American Association Denver, stated that
opinion wolves central Wyoming destroyed 10
to 20 per of the annual increase OF the herds
Another ranch estimates the destruction At 10
per while a Montana ]. B. Jennet declares
family wolves will destroy about $1,000
worth year.
From the referred to. and other sources
information. believed be we'll within
tive say soc cattle year killed by
wolves in the United States
While cattle fall easy prey, learned that few
horsefesh preferred by them any other
In extensive sections Texas Louisiana
Wisconsin Minnesota. wolves plentiful that
tons Of the West where many sheep raised, extra
sary
Mexico, Texas and Colorado suffer considerably from
wolves while hogs killed in large numbers in the
timhered bottoms and swamps of Texas in
Louisiana and Arkansas
1t is Impossible at figures regarding
of killed but it is believed great in ag-
gregate Half-eaten jack rabbits found along the
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FOLLOW THE CATTLE

wolves do not breed in elevated places but afer
breeding follow the cattle to their summer
range in the mountains steep south slope Is usually
den preferably barren bad-land slope
but sometimes merely walls of rocky canyon or
a sagebrush hillside, broken with lodges or strewn with
large NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. afording good sentry posts
from which the old watch for the approach OF
enemies.
THE of North America says Mr.. Bailey
"are divided groups-the smaller coyotes or
prairie wolves, the Western United States, Mexico ana
southwestern Canada, comprising several species ana
specics larger black or timber wolves
distributed practically throughout the whole OF North
America from Florida the tabe-land of Mexico to
the Arctic Ocean.
'These large wolves-commonly called loafers OF
nooos-incude at least half dozen species OF geo.
graphic races comprising the small dark gray or black
Florida and the Southeastern united states ne
red wolf of southern Texas the brindled Wolf or Mexico
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the light wolf of the Central Plains section the
gray wolf of eastern Canada, almost white
wolf of northern Canada and Alaska and the large
black d,isky wolf of the Northwest region
wolves still occupy most of their original range
cept where crowded out of the thckly settled
regions Tho large gray wolf of the plains and Middle
West is at present the abundant species in the
United States and the most destructive to stock.
over the thinly settled country of Montana.
the western parts of the Daoas and Nebraska and of
Wyoming. Colorado. New Mexico and western Texas,
where stock raising Is the principal industry the wolves
have held their and in favorable sections have in
creased since the destruction of their former the
buffalo, and the introduction of still numbers of
domestic cattleths too in the face of fierce warfare
waged by ranchmen trappers and hunters.
Wherever wolves inhabit tmbered country they are
destructive in proportion to their abundance to
the abundance of and the scarcity of domestic
cattle. In the lar NCrth caribou moose and musk OK
their principal prey, while in parts of tho
United States ard Canada they kill many deer every
year.
"Ovcr the Central Plains region of the United States
wolves in numbers originally peyed the buffalo
herds hut the buffalo wolf has become pre-emnenty
the cattle wolf"
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trails in the wolf country the with the wolf
pups
Only sick. crippled young antelopes success
fully attacked Ruffed grouse form dainty morsels at
times Deer, where they exist, times slain. But
cattle continue to be the chief wolf food
How remedy the trouble easy thing decide.
Woven wire fences, preferably barbed. used with
good
Bounties, when excessively high have proved
quite ineffective. and intelligent ranchmen by no
unanimous IN believing that the bounty system
pays
In the last years Wyoming has paid in State
bounties $4,000 wolves alone, and coyotes