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Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Derelict Is Believed to Be the
Coasting Schooner Bessie K

q he Alice Marie is loaded ready for sea
me distance from Port Costa TO where
nc French bark is anchored is thirty
five miles The Defiance towed her
heaNy burden down in two hours and
forty-fVe minutes.
China Sails for the Orient
The Pacific Mail liner China. Captain
Friele. sailed Yesterday for the orient
She carried about seventy-five cabin
passengers and q large cargo. two
thirds OF which consisted Of Govern
ment stores for Manila. Two Pinker-
ton detectives haunxed the China's
gangplank until TIE vessel sailed in
the hope that william r. Walker. the
absconding Connecticut banker who is
supposed 70 be in this city. might at
tempt TO take passage
Strathearn I'm Trouble
The British steamer Strathearn. from
Guayaquil for New York, is reported at
anchor off Point lamar with her pro-
pcller disabled A steamer with divers
and appliances has been dispatched
from Punta Arenas to her assistance.
water Front Notes
Thirteen Chinese. members or the
crew Of the British steamer Como. re-
fused to remain on board and We're
marched yesterday TO the hsrbor po-
lice station. They were turned over to
the immigration authorities
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted 10 about 100000 feet.
The collier Tellus which arrived
yesterday from Nanaimo. encountered
heavy gales for two days
The freighter Alaskan arrived yes
teuday at Honolulu from Tacoma.
The Arizonan arrived at san Diego
yesterday from Salina Cruz.
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cultural implements bales hose. ert bicycles
reels wire rope.
To Honolu1uEs cs automobile parts cs
boots and shoes cs dry goods, es photo
goods, % lbs opium.
Notice TO Mariners
Office Of the Assistant TO the Inspector Of the
Twelfth Lighthouse District. 35 Alexander
Young Building,
HONOLULU T H. Feb. 10 1907
LOCAL NOTICE. TO MARINERS
The following affects the list of lights. buoys
and dsymarks in the Twelfth Lighthouse Sub
district. 1906:
HAWAII
Honolulu HaThor Channel Light 10 4. page
13-Loca ted in about 25 feet If water. about 20
feet TO the eastward Of the eastery edge Of the
channel, shreaEt of and about $40. feet ESE =
from Light no. 3. and about 1926 feet s By
" 1-16 W from Honolulu Range Front Light.
The structure supporting this light, carried
away December 81. and the light extingushed,
was rebuilt and the light re-established Febrn-
AIRY IS 10 feet seaward of its former location.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board
j. r. CARTER.
Isieutenant-C Commander. e. S. N,
Assistant TO the Inspector of The Twelfth Light
house District.
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anas. sos ass: cAlna. sss. .e2s: Ease indies !

ands slol4ss: Chine. ss5. .e2s: East Indies.
Sl6lS; Korea, Sl504: honolulu, 5000. The fol-
lowing were the principal exports:
,,5I6o Io JspanmSl9 6bls % noar' Pos sSss n lbs sugar,
232 lbs bread. l12s cs canned goods. II pkgs
groceries and provisions. 1920 lbs milstufs. 225
lbs dried fruit 80 half-bbls and 2 cs salmon.
ca honey. 300 lbs hops. bxs fresh fruits.
n pkrs agricultural implements. I6 pkgs wagon
material. 10 cs arms and ammunition 15i
rolls and cs leather. 81 cs imitation leather,
20 bbls asphaltum 265 pkgs machinery, 13 cs
boots and shoes, 10 cs dry goods 30 cs phono-
graph goods 30 bales cotton. cs drugs 7
pkgs electrical goods, $50 cs sewing machines.
To Philippine Islands-I5oo bbls -four. 125o
casks beer. $50 cs whisky. 400 gals and ~
wine. 4S4 salmon. ~. 157 lbs beans. "a .oss
lbs bacon. 52o9 lbs hams. 81 pkgs groceries
and provisions. 80 24o lbs and cs lard. 1854
cs canned goods. Ts2 lbs spices, So cs and so
kegs pickles 240 lbs bread. S103 lbs millstufs.
400 lbs Goldfish. 10 cs extracts. 600 lbs hops
dried fruit. 80 cs honey i5o cs sauce. 80 lbs lbs
raisins. 10 cs syrup. pkes wagon materials. 5
bales twine 1920 lbs tobacco, IS pkgs rubber
goods, ll7e pkes paper. II pkgs psints. Is es
harness. Z pkgs saddlery. 236 cs oils, "a cs
stationery. kegs nails. 9e6 kegs horseshoes.
SO pkgs electrical goods. 10 pkgs drugs. 81
ment stores. 20 rolls and 2 cs leather % pkgs
machinery. barges. cs boots and shoes, 402o
To china-looo bbls nour. 1880 lbs pearl
bread. $50 lbs and cs dried fruit. zso lbs
rsisins. 50 cs sance. 80 pkgs groceries and
provisions; 6 honssgys; y cs millstuts; 2o5
Goldfish. 1913 lbs ginseng. pkgs machinery, 10
kegs nails, 20 cs phonograph goods.
To East Indies--1S0 cs canned goods $50 lbs
dried fruit, 237 cs salmon. / pkg agricultural
implements.
10 Korea--l2 cs canned goods. 81 pkgs gro
oeriak and nruvizinne- ns uasfa- nks& ---t
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
RarIer for peIgIum


The French bark Alice Marie was cleared
yesterday for Antwerp. Belgium. with Ga .478
centnls Of barley. valued AT ST6.900. and 25. 600
feet OF lumber dunnaee, valued at S625
Frefghts and Charters
The British steamers Elaine and Inreric both
~ Honolulu. viii proceed IN ballast 10 New
castle Australia At the latter port the In
yeric VIII load coal for San Francisco
The schooner Marconi. on Columbia River.
IS under charter for lumber thence TO Callao
direct
A Cargo for HfIo
The bark Annie johnson cleared for Hilo
yesterday with cargo valued at Sl7.03o and
including the following:
153 bbis 6our. 3OG3 ctls barley. 1150 bales
hay. 20. 100 lbs beans. p 800 lbs bran. 1887
lbs midclings, - O. canned goods. $500 lbs salt
40 lbs lard. 1000 lbs Goldfish. IS pkgs groceries
and provisions. cs dried fruit, 12Ss gals wine
go ctre potatoes. crfs onions, 5 bbls and 81
os salmon. 30 pkes acid. lis, $50 lbs fertilizer,
600 cs coal oil, 20 cs gasoline, cs boots and
shoes. 1e bdls and 3o pcs pipe. 80 cs powder.
80 cs blasting caps. ! cs fuse. pkes dry
goods 80 pkgs doors. "a pcs and pkgs win
dows 17,475 lbs soda. 13 pcs steel and iron.
Is pkes machinery. IL cs soap. IS bbis snd
cs oils
The Chlna's Cargo
The steamer China Bailed yesterday for Hong
kong and way ports via Honolulu with a gen
ersl merchandise cargo valued at S20e. .432. ex-
elusive OF treasure. and 70 be distributed ss
follows; For JaDan- $4,000: Philippine Isl-
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srmr Trnnsnnrt.

The Buford Is in port. out of commission.
The Crook is IN port. out of commission.
The Dix left Nagasak February -
The KIRKPATRICK IS al Newport News Va
The Logan sailed February 2 for Manila
The ingalls, Is st Newport News Va
The Sheridan is in port. out Of commission
The sherman. homeward bound. arrived Feb
ruarv 20 az NsgassH
The Thomas is IN port and will sail March :
for Manila.
The Warren is in port. being fitted TO 70
into commission
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The nrrrdnc Iirf

British bark Ormsary ont 169 DAYS from
Cnieta Colosa. for Antwerp. 20 per cent
German bark Nigilant ont il6 days from
Lsguns. for the channel. u per cent
Russian schooner Cyrus. out II days from
Port OF Spain for Seattle. 10 per cent
British bark Berwickshire. out l55 days from
Corinto for Falmonth 10 per cent.
American ship William p Frye ont i62 DAYS
from Honolulu. FOR Delaware BreEkwater, 10 per
cent.
French bark Biarritz. out 1s2 days from Cher
bourr for Hobart. s per cent
British bark Killoran out 165 days from Port
Townsend FOR Liverpool. 10 per cent.
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4. $. Branch Hydrozraphic once

A branch of the United States Hydrographic
Office. located at the Merchants EXCHANGE is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners. without regard 10 nationality and free
Df expense. Navigators are cordially invited 10
visit the Office where complete sets OF charts and
sailing directions Of the world are kept at hand
for comparison and references. and the latest
information always be obtained regarding
lights dangers to navigation and all matters OF
Interest 10 ocean commerce. The time ball ser
vice has been suspended pending the reconstruc-
toa Of the tower OF the Ferry building.
J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant U. s. ". in Charge.
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We endorse the Pure
Drug Law, because we have
always believed in its prin-
ciples, and because it means
that the American people.
will find the strong arm OF
the Government protecting
them from RANK FAKES,
INVITATIONS AND SUB
STITUTES, made of adul-
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PASSES AWAY IN ROME-Oakland Feb.
2S.-Telegraphic advices were received here to-
day telling OF the death in Rome of Mrs. Harry
Ramsey OF 2412 Piedmont avenue. Mrs. Ramsey
and her husband. who one of the first men
to acquire wealth in the Tonopah mines, left
here for Europe last December.
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: 'Average saow s. -.

FAvcrage snow g l1ches
SYNOPSIS
A moderate depression oyerlies the northern
half Of the Pacific Slope. Rain Is falling over
Northern Cslifornis. Oregon aud washington.
with in the mountains There has been but
little change IN temperature.
The pressure distriba:ion Is snch that south
cry winds of moderate velocity and light rain
laay be expected friday ever ulost Of the State.
FORECAST
san Francisco and yieaity-ShoEers Friday:
f-es south winds
Sacramento vElley-Ra Friday; fresh south
W nes
san Joaquin Valleys Showers Friday: fresh
soatl wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity Cloudy Friday pos
7 sjbly showers: fresh south wind.
a. G. McADfE. District Forecaster-
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The Original Little Beneficencin Pub
Iica Company of San Francisco

ORGANIZED SEPTEMBER. 1903.
The following are the capitals-February 2s,
1907: No. 1917. $4,000, sold in San Francisco,
Call. No. 2446. $1,000. sold in Fresno and San
Francisco. CAL; No. 1921, $1,000, sold in Saera-
mento and San Francisco. Cal.; Nos. 1868 and
1880 each $500. sold In San Francisco Cal
The following were paid by the NJ. &. F. Co.
for january 81. 1907: Angeles Hasapis with
Charles Witt. New Frisco Market. Golden Gate
ave. and Buchanan St, residing at 6ls Grove ST..
San Francisco. Cal.l. S2500: Marauo Salvatore
with Pacific Preserve CO.. s51 Howard ST.. San
Francisco. residing at 5ss Chestnut st.), $3.50;
r. Cohen, Vallejo, Cal, s125o.
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NOTICE To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC RAIL



A special meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Northwestern Pscilr Railroad Company VIII be
held at the Office OF the Company. In room No.
1043 IN the James Flood building. at No SO
Market street. n the CITY and County OF san
Francisco in the State Of California. the same
corporation. and heinS the building where the
Board OF Directors OF said corporation usually
meet. the 29th day OF April. 1907. at the
hour OF Il C'elcck. noon. 20 consider and act
upcn the proposition 70 create a bonded fndeh--
edneSs OF said corporation. 10 the amount. In
the aggregate. OF Thirty-hv Million D0llarS
$685. COO 000) IN Gold Coin OF the United States
"a portion OF which is TO be used in retiring ex-
isting bonded fraebtednessl and 10 Increase the
bonded indebtedness OF said corporation up 70
Million Dollars (s35 600 000l IN Gold Coin OF the
United States. and to secure the said proposed
bonded Indebtedness hv mortgage or deed ot
trust upon the railroads. franchises and prop
acquired. and the income thereof. such part
thereof as may be prescribed in the mortgage
or deed Of trust; and TO determine the form
and terms OF said bends and mortgage or deed
Of trust. and TO authorize the Board OF Directors
TO take al such action they nay deem
necessary o. cxpedient in the premises.
Dated the 21th day OF February. 1901
BY order oe the Board OF Directors
J. 7. WILLCUTT
Secretary Of the Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Company.
WA. +. HERRfS.
WILLIAM HOOD
D. 7. SMITH.
r. F. DCNNE.
A. II. PAYSON.
#. d. PILLSBURY.
EDWARD CHAMBERS
". A. BISSELL.
Directors Of said Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Company
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SYMPHONY CONCERT ToDAY-Berkeley
Feb. 2S.-The first symphony concert of the
spring series at the university is to be given
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock i'm the Greek
Theater. with Rosenthal. the pianist as soloist
In event of rain Harmon Gymnasium will be
used instead of the Greek Theater.
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BeneacencIa Company of sam Francisco

(R c. co. ESTABLISHED MAY. 1900.l
Following are the capitals-Thursday. Feb. %,
1907: 1917, $4,000 sold in stockton. Oakland,
and San Francisco: 2446. $1,000. sold In San
Francisco; S221, $1,000. sold in Los Angeles, Oak
land and San Francisco; 1868 and 1880. each
$500, sold in San Jose Alameda, Los Angeles,
Oakland and San Francisco.
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Weather Report

United States Department Of Agricultrre-
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Cal, Feb y.
RAINFALL DATA
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MEETING NOTICES


CALIFORNIA oommandery. No. 1; K 1xn
:T,-Stated assembly THIS FRIDAY ITal@
EVENING At 1870 O'Clock. Albert ~
Pike Memorial Temple. 1883 Geary st
Order Of tie Temple. All fraters cordially
PHINEAs F. FERGUSON. Commander.
WILLIAM r. JosT. Recorder.
SAN FRANCISCO Chapter No. 1. Royal q
Arch Nfasons. will meet in King SOLO ~
s1TgRpAY' EyESfxG. March :. NN
H G. PRINCE. Secretary
KING sOLOMONsS Chapter No. % R. q
A. NJ. 1870 Fillmore. st--Stated ~
Tfs5ins Tsfs srsbAY 9f e EFsxSe sae fs sfs7ss a ~
HARRY BAEHR. Secretary.
Stated meeting THIS (FRIDAY) N
ARCHER B. CLARK NY
Secretary, "
JEWEL Lodge. No. s74. F. s A. NJ q
Second degree TODAY friday, az N
BuRSsIDE CRolIwELL. W NJ w
r. c. JOHNSON. Sec.
APOLLO Lodge No. l2s. l. o. 0.
F.-veterans Han. 4s1 Duhoce 3ssS.ssSSs
DAY. EVENING March l. vis-
iting brothers cordially invited, 49,
W. H. GIBSON. Rec See pro tenn.
HARMONIC Lodge No Is Knights g.
OF PythiaS Regular convention SFN0
THIS tFRIDAYl EVENING at AA
O'Clock at Native sous Han. sf&As4~
sw. corner Geary and Cough sts.; 9
members are requested 70 attend;
ANTON ". KRUECKEL. c. c.
HENRY WILLWEBER. h Of r. and ;.
THE Austrian Military and Benevolent
Association Will hold their 2Sth EssL%>4
nlversary grand ball on SATURDAY ATl19
EVENING. March .. at Waltons SS5
Pavilion. 1l12 Golden Gate ave.
Members and friends are cordially invited.
so ''-' TIE COMMITTEE
REGULAR meeting OF the CsIedonisn = SRA
Club THIS .tFRlDAH3 EVENING. StS&
March l. Roesch Hall, Mission and sSfsE
10Th SITS. D. D.. MeRAE. Chief
q MCDONALD. Secretary
ANNUAL MEETING PAAUHAU SUGAR PLAN
TATI0N C0NPANX-Tae ANIMAL meeripS q
PLANTATION COMPANY VIII BE- heid on
SATURDAY March = 1907. at the hour OF
II o'elock a. m. st the ofdce of the com
pany 2oz3 California ST.. San Francisco. Cai
FOR the purpose OF elecfing directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction OF such
other business as may come before the meeting
February 20. 1907. at the hour OF o'clock
D. IN By order OF tie president
H W THOMAS. Secretary.
ANNUAL MEETING 'HAKALAU PLANTATION
COMpANX-Tke annral meeting Of the steek-
holders ot the HAKALAU PLANTATION
COMPANY VIII be held on WEDNESDAY,.
March &. 1907, az the hour OF II O'Clock a. m.
at the Office of the company. 2023 California
ST.. Sln Francisco. Cal. for the purpose ot
electing dirertass for the ensuing year and TOR
the transact tion Of Surh other business as may
come before the meeting.
Transfer books VIII close on SATURDAY.. Feb
ruary %, 1897. at The hour of O'Clock p.
H ". THOMAS. Secretery-
ANNUAL meeting Oceanic steamship Company
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Oce2nlc Steamship Company viii. be heid On
TUESDAY. March 20 1901. at the. hour OF u
O'clock a. m. at the Office OF the company. 5S
Clsy St, san FraDriSro. Cal, for the purpose
Of electing directors Tor the ensuing year and
for tie Transaction OF sisch other business a.
may come before the meeting. Transfer books
will close Saturday. March ?. 1907. at tbs
bour OF 3 O'Clock .. M BY order OF the Presi-
dent. H W THOMAS, Secretary
Dated Feb q 1907
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gans nearly always causes other
trouble. Nature can't cure then, be-
cause your body hasn't enough
electricity to do the work, so you
must assist Nature by restoring
this electricity where it is needed.
My Electro-Vigor does this while
you sleep. 1t saturates the nerves
with its glowing power. and these
conduct the force to every organ
and tissue of your body. restoring
health and giving strength to every
part that is weak.
Eiectro-Vigor is a relief from the
old system OF drugging. 1t does by
natural means what you expect
drugs to do by unnatural means. 1t
removes the cause of disease, and
after the cause has been removed
Nature will do the rest
Electro-Vigor is not an electric
belt 1t is dry cell body battery
and makes its own power.
When l began your treatment
my whole system was broken
down. had kidney and bladder
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many things you want to know.
and gives a lot of good. wholesome
advice for men.
If you can't call, I'll send this
book prepaid. free, II you will in
close this coupon.
Consultation free. Office hours
a. m to p. m. Sunday. 10 to 12.
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Makes ) Record now

Dan James. towed the French bark
Alice Marie yesterday from the Nevada
dock at Port Costa to an anch orage
or Lombard street The Defiance has
been converted into an oil burner and
has new boilers. The Alice Marie was
her first tow since the Defiance went
into commission again, and in making
th- tow she established q new record
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vICTORIA--Arrived Feb 2s--Br stmr STR
more. from Calcutta.
Arrived Feb 2s-stmr City of Puebla, be
Feb 26.
NEWCASTLE. Aus.-Sailed Jan 26-Br $
WfIIesdcn for Acapulco.
ACAPULCO-Sai1ed Feb 27-Stmr Peru.
Panama. Feb 27-stmr City of Sydney, for
Francisco.
PORT SAID--Arrived Feb 2s-Br stmr
roll from New York.
MAZATLAN--Sailed Feb 9--Br ship DR.
muir for San Francisco.
ALGIERS-Arriyed Feb 21--Br stmr Err
from New York.
HONGKONG--Arrived prior Feb 22-Jap s
Shinano Maru from Seattle: Br stmr 7
Ger. from Tacoma; Jap stmr Hongkong Nj
Sailed Feb 1e--Ger stlnr Arabia. for {
gon. via Yokohama.
MoJI-Arrived Feb 26-Br stmr Indrapl
from New York.
YoKoHAMA-Arrived Jan 25-Jsp stmr I
Maru, from Seattle, and sailed tFeb 2s for &c
cooLoN-ssiled Feb 22-stmr Alliance.
New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jan 2I--Br stmr q
ley. from Eureka.
GUAYMAs-sailed Feb e-Nor bark Al
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Sailed Feb 2S-Stmr La p
AR Arrived Feb 2s-strr Teutonic, from Lii
NAL
, 1907-03-05
FRIENDS CALLED TO
CELEBRATE OCCASION.

Yesterday afternoon The Republf-
can stated that Mrs. Beltz and her
son Warren would dine quietly at
home, the day being the silver ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Beltz. The
lady believed at that time such would
be the case, but late in the evening
a number of friends called, bringing a
splendid luncheon and some gifts for
the hostess, and until late in the night
there was jollity at the Beltz home.
There was no dining quietly" for the
hostess and her son. They dined Law.
ishly. Mr.. Beltz was away, but Mrs.
Beltz did the honors. Friends present.
ed her with a handsome cut glass
bowl, roses and carnations, and the
evening was spent in games,
music and pranks, some OF the newest
being initiated into a society
existing in that circle Of friends.
, 1907-03-05
do Mot crowd the Season.

The first warm days of spring bring
with them a desire to get out and en-
joy the exhilarating air and sunshine.
Children that have been housed up all
winter are brought out and you Won
der where they all come from. The
heavy winter clothing is thrown aside
and many shed their flannels. Then a
cold wave comes and people a that
grip is epidemic. Colds at this season
are even more dangerous than in mid
winter. as there is much more danger
of pneumonia. Take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, however, and you will
have nothing to fear. 1t always cures,
and we have never known a cold to re-
suit in pneumonia when it was used.
1t is pleasant and safe to take. Chill
dren like it. For sale by Eggleston
Drug Co.
, 1907-03-05
FUNERAL FROM CHURCH
TOMORROW

The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Ann
=, WEIGH will be held from the Methodist
church at 1890 "Wednesday morning,
with services by DR.. ]. T. Pierce the
pastor of the church. The following
gentlemen, all old friends of Mr..
| Welch, will oficiate as p~allbearers:
John McGill, Thomas ]. Dayton,
James McGibbon, Herman Hegewald,
C. B. Ridgaway and J. S. Atherly. AL
pha chapter, Eastern Star, and Lara
mic Rebekah degree will meet at their
respective halls at $50 tomorrow, to
attend in a body. The interment will
be in the Masonic section of the city
cemetery. A message was receiv-
ed yesterday afternoon from Mr.. Crisp,
one of the brothers Of the deceased. at
Millersburg. Mich, saying it would be
for him to be present. The
funeral will from the Methodist
church tomorrow forenoon.
, 1907-03-05
OBLIGED TO RESIGN
FROM THE UNIVERSITY.

Prot. B. G. Buffum, who is here to-
day attending the Johnson county in
~stitute, informs us that he is about
to engage in c e breeding as a COM
mercial venture, as manager Of a COM
pany that has been organized with a
capital OF 100000 for that purpose.
says the Buffalo Bulletin. His first ef-
forts at breeding will be directed to
the improvement of seed of the staple
crops grown in Wyoming, alfalfa prob
ably receiving initial attention. His
new work will require all Of his time
and he will therefore be obliged to
resign as professor of agriculture and
director of the experiment station at
the state agricultural college.
, 1907-03-05
L TORN UP

Mr.. Miller has moved his stock from
his old location at the Laramie Book
company. Barry Brothers now occupy
the whole store room. Just at the
present the store is in a rather bad
condition-it is all torn up.
Carpenters and paper hangers are
hard at work. New shelving will soon
be in. In answer to kilograms, Barry
Brothers are informed new show cases
will be here next week. 1t will soon
be a nice store and a store with big
stock. Buy it at Barrys.'"
, 1907-03-05
GIVES UP PLACE
AT HUTTON GROVE.


Miss Jennie Johnson, who has been
teaching at the Hutton grove school,
returned TO tile city last night, the
school being closed for the present.
Miss Johnson was unable longer to con
tinue to board at the Crout home, and
having no other place reachable, her
father brought her to town. Mr.. Crout
and Mrs. Moss, two patrons Of the
school, met here yesterday and an an
cry quarrel resulted. 1t is more than
likely the board will order the closing
Of the school and the bringing Of the
children to the city schools, as the
patrons seem unable to agree among
themselves.
, 1907-03-05

forestry bureau to pursue and kill
wolves within the forest reserves OF
Wyoming, says the Rock Springs Min
er. This is the first action taken by
the government towards exterminating
wolves on forest reserves and will be
followed by similar action in other
states. The men chosen were Billy
Postel and Forest Ranger George GLOW.
er. Each will receive $50 a month
from the government and all bounties
they can collect on hides. Both are
experienced wolf trappers.
, 1907-03-05
TAKE POSSESSION

VI COO6fliN
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Crumrine are
preparing to take possession of the
Coughlin ranch, which their father,
Hon. Ell Crumrine, bought some time
ago.. Today a lot of household furni.
ture was sent out and Mr.. and Mrs.
Crumrine will go out tomorrow, TX
pecting to reside on the ranch, Mr..
Crumrine becoming its manager. Mr..
and Mrs. Coughlin will remain at the
ranch for the present to dispose of
their business interests. They have
not yet determined their future course
of action.
, 1907-03-05
500 Reward, $780,.

WV nC"AIop SICVs
The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
q constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation Of the disease.
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist
ing nature in doing its work. The pro
prietors have SO much faith in its cur
alive powers that they offer one hun.
bred dollars for any case that is fails
to cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO., To-
ledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.