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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-18

namos sin decirnos media palabra,
con una unanimidad y una precision
que envidiarfa cualquiera troupe:
de circo. wen ustedes un bando
de perdices que sc levanta y vuela?
j iPues asi!
Cada cual cayo donde la Providen-
cla quiso; 20 cai en- un sembrado. y
creo que Sc habra perdido la cosecha,
porque no hay cultivo que resista esos
golpes; uno de mis- 'compaf1ercs de
vlaje, ejemplo 'vivo' a pesar del si-
niestro, de serenidad y valor, fue al
abismo; otro Sc abraz6 4 un arbol crei
que Sc habfa laminado, y Ell propieta-
rio del coche, por no perder la propie.
dad, Sc qued6 agarrado del volante.
Para no volar, 10 mejor es cogerse
del volante.
Cuando va quieto en- el suelo Of que
me hablaba una voz amiga, y vi que,
podia responder, 10 primero que die
tueron estas palabras:
"El deporte mas admirable, Ell
de mas duraci6n, es el "autoquietis-
mo En- la CANA, por. ejemplo. no
Sc choca, nj de sobremesa tampoeo.
Comamos, pues, 10 mejor que po-
damos, y durmamos pierna suelts.
Ahora bien, el que quiera correr,
que cora. ;==*~
70 me atengo a mi quietud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-18
AcTUAlIDkO m0SC0vlTA
=
Los tres duenQls de Russia

Que e! Car de todas las Rusias es
el soberano mejor guardado del mum
do, acaso psra muchos no sea una no.
vedad. Todo ell mundo ha oiaa. hablar
del famoso muro de tres metros de al
tura que rodea ell pslacio de Peterhof
y en- torno del cual, de dos en- dos
metros, hacen centinela soldados de los
diferentes regimientos de la guardia,
frecuentemente relevados. Lo que va
no es tan conocido es que de noche,
cuando Nicolas II Sc. retira descan-
sar, nadie, nj aiin su propia fsmilia,
puede acercarse a su habitaci6n sin
permiso del ayuda de camara de Sc
mana.
Excusado es decir que este tltimo
ha de ser hombre de toda confanza y
de una 6deidad 4 toda prueba. Entire
las obligaciones que le incum ben, esta
la de leer toda la correspondence par
ticular del Emperador, hasta los. mas
confidenciales despachos. Desde las
diez de la noche hasts que amapece,
|es ell honbre mas poderoso de Rusia a
~ Ell verdadero due11o de los destinos
del Imperio. Como que con solo qae-
mar una scarta importan 8 dejar de
dar al Emperador: cuenta de tai o'cual
hecho, puede cambiar por complete el
Ecurso d - A~saistoria.s
Actualmente los hombres que ffter-
nan en- tan importante mission son tres:
Pedro Katoff, Nicolas Ratzig y Nicolas
Chalberoff Ell primero. ha estado al
servic,o de los dos emperadores pre-
cedentes, y Ratzig Chalberoff han
desempenado el mismo cargo cerca de
Alexandra III, padre del actual Car
Estos hombres podrian dar cualquie1
historiador los mas curiosos datos, ha
blarle de las luchas ignor adas, de las
comedias y de les dramas que Sc suce.
den en- 10 mas rec6ndito del paIacie
imperial Pero no hay cuidado de que
asi suceda. Ell Gear esta"seguro de ST
6delidad, y no solo los estimaJ en- le
que valen, sino que, segdn Sc dice, has
to escucha sus consoles y sus opiniones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-18
Fiesta en- d AteDeo de Madrid


Ala iniciativa de dofia Emf
liza Pardo Bazan sc celebro: en-
el Ateneo de Madrid, la session
de honor dedicada a la memo
ria de don Juan Valera.
Ese homenaje era una deuda
que Ell Ateneo tenia hace dos.
cursos para su expresidente e
ilustre literato.
Ell acto empezo leyendo dona
Emilia un interesantisimo estu-
dio sobre la completa PERSONAL
dad de Valera La disertante
hizo constar al principle de su
trabajo que, para luzgar a un
escritor tan complete como Va
lera, hacia talta desposeerse de
los entusiasmos que comun-
mente suelen predominar en- los
homenajes academicos, y al pro-
ceder asi dio muestra de un de-
licado sentir, porque mas home
na]e para un escrltor es estu-
diarlo que el elogiarlo incondi-
cionalmente. A continuation
el selor Candamo lego una i'm
preston de una vista q don
uan Valera. Ell atildamiento
con que estaba escrita, fue tam
bien un adecuado homemade a la
memoria de quien fue maestro
en- el decir. d. Eugenio Silve-
la lego magistralmente una poe
cia de Valera. Ell senor Fran
COS Rodriguez consagr6 d la
memoria de este un improviSa
do discurso tan inganioso CO.
mo elocuente. Dona Balbina
Valverde y Ell senor Barraycoa
(del teatro Lara, leyeron, res
pectivamente, IN troZO de " VA
nita la Larga" y una carta de
|"Pepita Jimenez'; y, por fin, los
lalumnos del Conservatorio &C.
noritas. Scco, Rios y Cantos, Y
se1ores Lopez Rico, MelgarcjO.
Medina y COvisa, Ieprescntaron
| el diAl60o filosofco .AsclepiRc-
lnia, obra tambien az don nam
VALERIE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-18

5*;
b La beatificacio5n

Han dado comienzo las cere-
monias para la beatificacion
del famoso papa, Pio TX. cele-s
brandose grandes festas en- 81
lugar de su nacimiento.. ):
Son muchos los requisites
que hay que llenar antes de
que la beatifcacion Sc .<haga
efectiva, que veCes los trami-
tes Sc prolongan hasta Glen
amos, habiendo este va ocurrido
muchaS veces.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-18
& gOllIC|0 lllQd Nipln

Ell publico norteamericano ha Sldo
victima en- la Ultima semana de cierta
justihcada agitacioh De una maner q
que para no darle elfcaliicativo que
,~ersce~pueas~llesnkrssla-eminsntemen-
te indiscreta, Sc han dado algunos per.
sonajes que ocupan puesto de cierta
importancia en- la politica del pals, q la
tarea de querer llevar al conyenci-
miento de las multitudes la certidun-
bre de que la guerra entire los Estados
Unidos y ell Japon, no tar solo es pro-
bable sino inevita BILE.
Ell captain Hobsop, quien Ell la que
ira de Estados Unidos con Espans,
hubo de alcanzar gran renombre por
haber hundido el buque transporte
..Merrimac'', en- la entrada de la bahia
de Santiago, a fin de impedir Ia said a
de las naves del Almirante Cevera, ha
sido uno de los primeros en- presentar-
Sc a decir con toda la solemnidad del
case, que ellie consta que en- poder del
Secretario Root reposa el ultimatum
que al gobierno americana envio el
Japon raiz de los sucesos de Califor.
MIA, que la Administrator de Wash
ington, aterrada ante las perspectivas
que Sc le ofrecian, habia guardado 81
lencio sobre ell grave acontecimiento.
De este y de otros hechos relacio-
nados con este mismo asuuto, no solo
| Ell captain Hobson, sino algunos de los
senadores han hecho merito para ase-
gurar al pueblo americana que la que
ira con ell Japon es inevitsble, y han
| llegado hasta Ell punto de hacer cier-
tas :evelaciones que no carecen de
impor tancia no siendo la menor de
elias, la de que Ell gobierno del Mika-
do tiene, para esta 6poca, en- el Hawaii
un ejercito perfectamente disciplinado,
ell cual consiguio llevarlo alli disfra-
zandolo con ell caractor de emigrados
japoneses, de manera que, llegado Ell
csso, la colonia americana del Pacifico
caeris sin dificnltad en- poder del ia
pom, la vez que el Archipelago fill
pino correria suerte igual, dados los
medios inadecuados con que, para
ldefenderlo, >cuentan los Estados Uni
dos en- el LELAND Oriente.
Bien que cl Secretario Root sc ha
|apresurado manifestar que tales ru-
mores obedecen dnicamente al sensa-
cionalismo de Ia prensa, en- resunaen
no MEGA rotnndamete 10 que So ha
dicho, nj presenta documento incon-
testable contr 10 skrmado.
Y ~ - misterio para nadis que
sligo serio ~ 8 pusde haber - Il
|asunto, sc todo \ = fiene - cuen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-18

ia que el sentimiento nacional del
Jap6n, traducido en ciertps actos del
gobierno nipon6s y en- elE3tono de Il
prensa Official, revela con claridad
cual es con respeeto a los Estados
Uuidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-18
l.;
De Londres

Las uluJeTeS SuIIaglStaS trataTOn ue
invadir el parlamento, y quedaron de-
tenidas setenta de elias, ,~qi1e luego
fueron puestas en- libertad. xlLas de-
|tenidas hab1sn hecho antes una gran
demostracion. ;. =.
~ )
Veintiseis mujeres sufragistas que
fueron arrestadas por escandalosas S
en- Ell Parlamento, fueron scntencia-
das a pagan multas de cinco pesos 8
ounce dias en- la carcel 6 diez pesos
Is un mes en- ella. Prefrieron ir la
carcel. entire los silbidos y gritos de
Ia multitud.
+, Horace George Rayner, que mat6
|al conocido comerciante William Viii
tely. de Westbourse Grove, de quien
decia era su padre, y que Sc defendia
alegando desequi1ibrio mental, quedo
convicto hoy de asesinato premedita-
do por un jurado que 10 conden6 en-
|nueve minutes. El iuez pronuncio
contra 81 la pena de1nuerte.
3@%
Y X
81 vapor correo "Henriette' pro-
|cedente de Ostende choc6 con e1 va
|por "LArd Warden, de Calais, fuera
del puerto al entrar ambos. Ell 1lti-
mo suffj6 graves averfas en- Ell casco
yttuvieron que desembarcar sus 81
|pasajeros. FL primero perdi6 partc
[de Il obra muerta.
The Ward County independent., 1907-11-28
...,FROM -. s y
HUB 70 70 RIM

COLal loss OI ulS DelOuSluXS ny
fire which destroyed his home.
Ignite and Crosby are to have
telephone connections in the
near sometime.
The political horns are being
footed early and often in some
parts Of Ward county.
The Bowbells Tribune will so6
have a new plant. In the mean
time the publication is being is
sued from the Office Of the Ken
mare Journal.
Gov. Burke has accepted an in
vitation from the Minot Elks to
deliver the memorial address at
the Elks memorial service in this
city on Dec. 1st.
Postmaster Graham of Colum-
ubs, was guaranteed for Diph-
thera, and he has the only post
Office in town, the mail shortage
is said to be coming serious.
Twenty years ago Fargo For
UNI noted that Charley Gregory
succeeded Marshall Mcclure as
editor of the Minot Tribune.
Gregory is still practicing law
somewhere in the state.
The Berthold Masons have in
corporated and will erect a fine
Masonic Temple in that town as
soon as arrangements can be
made.
An unsuccessful attempt to
burn up the main part OF the
town OF Tolley, was made last
week, the parties are said to
have escaped.
The Fargo Forum says that
the Minot Journal wants the re-
publicans of the state, to forget
factional differences. The Mi
not Journals s last issue was some
time in the year of 1894, and
was published by Mann and Ar
mold, who have long since de-
camped.
The Douglas Herald lately in
stalled a new cylinder press and
will enlarge their paper.
Things are booming at Paler-
mo. The town continues to pros
per and the inhabitants are
better pleased with the town
than ever.
Miss Peterson Of Portal, was
recently married to Editor Drake
Of the Yellowstone News.
The editor of the Portal Inter-
national, slept in a lodging house
at Kenmare-and since then
thinks that the hotel inspector is
overlooking some Of his impor-
tant duties.
The Columbus Reporter insists
on fire protection, since the re-
cent disaster at the town of
Bowbells.
Rev. Vermilya of the Minot
district of the Methodists, and
who is the new presiding elder,
is making the customary rounds.
The Sherwood Tribune reports
/ the death OF the wife of Pastor
White, of the Presbyterian
church at that place.
Another telephone exchange
has recently been installed in
Palermo.
The Palermo Standard may
not be willing to be fixed polite
ally.
i The Plaza Pioneer thinks it is
a crime for people to burn hard
coal, when there is SO much lig-
mite under the ground in Ward
county.
Minou is up against the Ignite
proposition, and residents are
having a hard time to secure the
fuel regardless of the fact, that
the whole country is underlaid
with good coal. Professor Bron-
son, who operates an extensive
mine in Williams county was in
the city a few days ago, and
took orders for several cars OF
Williston Ignite, which will in
some degree help to overcome
the famine.
An elevator man at Whits
Earth bought a new harness anc
was carrying it down the street
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-08-30
''Purita" is here and wants to

see you.
Ask for Barton Bros. shoes.
For sale by Burns & Wolff.
Karl knappen "biked'' it ovel
to Diamond Saturday returning
Monday.
We have good drugs for the
i'll. good goods for the we'll and
good values for all, Palace Drug
Store.
Oscar Christopherson has re-
turned to Donnybrook, N. D.,
where he is employed by the
Sullivan Elevator Co.
John Hogan left Monday to
resume his railroad run out of
Minneapolis after a weeks visit
at his home west of town.
Mrs. w. S. Hash and daugh-
ter Hazel, and son Maurice, of
Minneapolis, are in the city the
guests of Henry Goebel and
family.
Mr. Thresher, Have you seen
Thompson's stock of goods in
your line? 1t is complete, a
visit at his store will pay you
we'll.
Kuhn Brothers are the owners
of a brand new j. |. Case
threshing machine and are now
prepared to do good work in
threshing.
The people of this county may
be interested to know that
nurseries are now required to
have a permit to sell in the
state. The Wedge Nursery OF
Albert Lea. who now have 9
few honest energetic men work
ing in and around Sisseton, are
one of the few nurseries whc
were granted a permit, and any
one buying of them is protected
by a $4,000. 90 bond which they
are required to give and it alsc
insures your getting gooC
healthy northern grown stock
Wedge Nursery.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-08-30

A disastrous fire occurred at
Hankinson on Wednesday
evening of this week which des-
troyed thousands of dollars
worth of valuable property.
At about eleven o'clock in the
evening fire was discovered in
one of the large ware houses be-
longing to John R. Jones, which
was full of machinery, wagons
etc. There being no adequate
fire protection both this and
another large warehouse and its
contents were totally destroyed
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-08-30

w. F. Carlberg has horses for
sale.
Why not have a street sprlnE-
Ter?
"Purita" is here and wants to
see you.
Mr.. Young, of Minneapolis, is
in the city the guest of Edwin
Goebel.
Mrs. C. Haggerty entertained
the ladies of the Catholic church
at tea Wednesday afternoon.
The w. C. 7. U. of this city
will give a lawn social on the
Lutheran church lawn this
evening.
D.. q. Brown. of Minneapolis,
has been in the city this week
looking after his property IN
terests here.
G. T. Williams, st. Paul's we'll
known eyesight specialist at
Commercial Hotel, Sisseton.
Saturday, October, 10.
Miss Minnie Fowler, formerly
of Window, and now Of Glenvale,
Mont, accompanied by Miss
Harcom, of Browns Valley, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. H. H. Humphrey anc
sons Paul and Hiram, left Sat
urday on her way to her home
in Spokane, Wash, after
visit of a week with Sissetof
friends.
Geo. Lasalle, the Ortley
banker and promoter was II
this city over last nlght, II
Roberts County had more
boomers like LaSalle, she woul@
be the best advertised county II
the state.
G. o. Mayer and wife Of Mag
ara, N. Y, and Miss Agne'
Gleason, of Montevideo, MINI.
are in the city the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. 0. I. Axness. This !
the first time Mr.. and Mrs
Mayer have visited our city.
The remains of Mary JanlscE
who died Saturday in Minnea
polls, were brought to this cit
Monday and taken out to Elder
where funeral services Wer
held Tuesday. Deceased was z
years old and was a sister OF Mrs
B. Linster, of this city.
Mr.. G. A. Carlaw, wife an
daughter, made a trip 10 AN
inson Wednesday returnln
Thursday. on account of wor
on the telephone line. Mr.. Ca
law reports the crops as VI
usually fine all along the rout'
He also witnessed the disastrol
fire on Wednesday evening an
says he appreciates more tina
ever, the efficacy of our wat'
works and our fire department
He says he doesn't care
change for any town with i
adequate fire protection.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-08-30
DISASTROUS FIRE AT HANk|NS0N
Two Large Warehouses Full of Machinery and Other Property
Totally Destroyed 500 Line Coal Chutes Also Con-
sumed Fire Protection Inadequate
ENTIRE TOWN ENDANG Erred BY FLYING SPARKS
Thousands of Dollars Worth of Valuable Merchandise Gone Up In
Smoke The Quietness of the Atmosphere Only Pre-
vented Greater Devastation.

as we'll as the coal chutes of the
500 Line Railroad.
No water was available except
by pumping and but a small
stream could be brought to bear
upon the raging element. Men
were obliged to stand by utterly
helpless, and watch the destruc-
ton of valuable property.
Among other features was the
burning of two carloads of
Irvine which had just arrived,
and was estimated at a value of
$4,000. Much of this was re-
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-08-30

moved from the burning build
ing but as the fire progressed the
intense heat ignited the pile ard
it was almost entirely consumed.
1t is believed that a prevailing
wind would have caused the des-
Traction of the entire town.
The origin of the fire is un-
known. Theories are that it
was caused by a spark from one
of the engiges on, as thought
by some. the work of incen-
diaries.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-08-30
"Purita" is here and wants to

W NlllUdIlh lIllS HUI IIlllS.
Robert Hensel, of Peever, was
a county seat visitor Monday.
Your pickles will be perfect if
you use our pure spices, at the
Palace Drug Store.
Frank Maldaner journeyed
down to Wilmot and back Satur-
day.
H. l.. Spackman returned
Tuesday, via Browns Valley,
from his North Dakota trip.
MIR. and Mrs. H. j. Fagerland
left Monday for Medford, N. D.,
where Mr.. Fagerland will run an
elevator for the Sullivan Co.
Harry Leighton, of Winans,
was a pleasant caller at the
STANDARD Office yesterday. adj
ding his name to our subscrlp-
ton list.
Gar Beach will move into Mrs.
Mosher's house on the west side,
having rented it for a year. Mr..
Beach has accepted a position at
Elevator No. 5.
Rev. FIR. Kettler returned
Friday from a trip to Bellevue,
Iowa. He was accompanied by
his sister, who will keep house
for him.
States Attorney McNulty and
''Deacon' Carlberg put on their
GLAD rags and hiked towards
the Twin Cities and other
eastern points Saturday.
A fine large thirty horse
power ''Queen' automobile was
unloaded at this station yester-
day and set up by Cottingham
Bros. for Mr.. Ed Paul of
Browns Valley.
We understand that w. G.
Holland has accepted a lucrative
position in North Dakota. We
should be extremely sorry to lose
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland from our
city, but wish them prosperity
wherever they may go.
Hon. Thos. HUM, of Mime
sofa township, was a pleasant
caller yesterday, and incidental
ly remembered us with a little
cash. Mr.. HUM reports a fine
crop in his vicinity, the only
drawback being that the grain
shells out badly He says there
has not been so fine a genera
crop since 1895.
Mrs. j. C. Knapp left yester-
Cay morning for a visit 10 hel
sister, Mrs. Budd, in Minnea-
polls, at which point Mr.. KNAPP
will join her next week and they
will together enjoy a visit te
. Norfolk. Va. and the jamestown
! exposition, New York, Washing
i ton, Niagara Falls and othel
eastern points, returning abou'
: Oct. LIST.
A program of the religious
, meeting to be held at Long Hol
:. low Indian church next weel
$ promises a very interestin!
gathering. Among the speaker
to be present are Rev. John P
Williamson, D. D., of Yanktor
Rev. F. w, Long, of Huron
Rev. A. L. Riggs, D. d., of Sar
!. tee, Neb., DR.. Theodore f. Rigg
% Rev. Albert Frazier: also D.. |
Pierson, editor of the Mission
). airy Review Of the World. d.
A. l.. Riggs is the brother {
Mrs. w. X. Morris, and was tn
y first superintendent of Good Wi
Mission. DR.. L. F. Riggs an
: DR.. Williamson are also nes
~ relations of Mrs. Morris, the la
ter having been an occasion;
i visitor to Sisseton in the pas
{ DR.. Williamson is said to hay
IS been the first white child born
ID Dakota. The meeting embrace
N delegates from both Presbyte
er ian and Congregational churcl
: es and will continue fro
~ Wednesday over the followir
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-08-30
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I Oo1 Il B II IS

1t makes little difference
how good material is in a
tooth brush if the work.
manship is poor.
In buying our brushes we
are as particular to learn if
they are made by expert
workmen as we are in re-
gard to quality of bristles
and backs.
This painstaking in buy
ing provides our customers
with tooth brushes that will
hold together and not shed
their brjstles.
We guarantee all brushes
at 25 cents or over.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-08-30
MARKE Ell REPORT.

These quotations are corrected weekly by
the sissetoni Milling Co. and are absolutely
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-29
COLLECTION OF TAXES
New Law For Collecting Personal
Property Tax.

The last legislature changed the
law In regard to collecting personal
taxes in cases where the parties
seek to disepate the property, and
make it collectable at once.
Where parties make a public
sale OF personal property the treas
urer can send out a deputy and
collect the personal property tax
iof 19OS now. Personal property
TAX is not really due until the first
VI next March and this law only
applies to persons who make sales
oetween now and then. All per-
sons who offer personal property
'or sale at public auction are at
ohce liable for the 1907 taxes. So
you have advertised a public
eaie look to be called on by the
ueputy collector for the taxes.
This is the law.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-29

Juice to be secretcd III such quanti-
tv as to cause digestion to go on
uninterruptedly and painlessly.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-29

matter, accompanied by loss OF ap
netite, insomnia, and a mental con-
dition closely allied to melancholla'
Let the patient drink from one
to three pints of water one hour
before each meal, and then COM
fortablv seat himself in an easy
rocking chair, and rock backward
and forward for half an hour. Inc
rocking will agitate the water III
the stomach, wash the walls COM
pletely, dctaclling any nllcus that
NAV be adhering, and dilute and
mix the contents thoroughly. by
this means, absorption will be
more rapid, and as consequence,
the skin, kidneys and bowels wall
act more freely, eliminating from
fine blood uric acid and all elfete
and deleterious matter, While the
stimulus of the water Will cause
the stomach to contract and gastric
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-29
GOLD OUTPUT 1906
THE STATE PRODUCE LOWER
State OF Washington Falls Short
of Previous Year $4,000

WASHINGTON, D. c. Oct. rs
George +. Roberts who retired
from the position of director of the
mint OH August |, 1907, has COM
pleted compilation of the statistics
on production of gold and silver in
the various states and territories in
the United States for the calendar
year 1906. Mr.. Roberts estimates
the production of gold in the
United States during the calendar
year 1906 to have been S9+, 49,
500, as against SSS, 100, 100 for the
calendar year 1905, a net gain i'll
1906 of SO, 1913, 100. The principal
gain was in Alaska, which amount
ed to So, 459' 500. Nevada's gain
in gold was $500, 500, Oregon,
SIS, 200; Tennessee, S22, 500; Ari-
IONA, SIS, 800; Virginia, IS, 500.
The greatest loss in gold i'll any
state was in Colorado, where there
was a decrease Of 81, 766, 100. The
next largest loss was in Montana,
S567 800. California lost S364, 200;
Washington, SPOT, 900; Idaho
$500, 900 and Wyoming $4,000
The total number of fine ounces
of gold produced was 1865, $50.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-29
A GOOD REPORT
Postmaster fiinnan Makes the Following
Report Second Week in October.

Postmaster Human and his as
sistants have Just finished filling
out the blanks and making reports
on the number of pieces of mail
originating at the Ellensburg post
Office for the seven days ending
Saturday, Oct. 10, which is as fol-
lows:
Letters O.5S2, post cards 1855,
transient second class matter 500,
local second class matter 1000,
third class 151, fourth class 500,
penalty 25o. Revenue for the sew
ell days On different class matter
S2OO.O0,