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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-08
MEN BEHIND IT
Mitchell Men Have Rsorganized the
Mitchell Gas 90. and Win
Make improvements.

For nearly twenty years Mitchell
has been going along with an electric
lighting plant which has been far
from adequate to its needs, and tho
plant which has been In operation
has struggled along the greater share
of the time under q stress Of sewers
circumstances. The future, however,
olds a brighter outlook for . light
ing service for the citizens than ever
before, for the reason that It Is now
owned and controlled strictly By
Mitchell business men.
A company known as the Mitchell
Illuminating & Power Co. has just
beer organized and Incorporated with
a capital stock of 600, 600. nine
~elevents of which is owned BY stock
bolders residing right in this city.
Among them are d. B. Miller, D.
E. BrauRht, T. ]. Spangler. Henry
Swindler, d. A. Mizener, w. M. Smiht
Of this city and Messrs. Rosenthal and
Sutherland, of st. Louis, who will
be the only outside stockholders.
There are a number of other stock
holders whose names do not appear
at the present time but who are to
be associated with the enterprise.
The expert who was here a short
time ago looking over the gas and
electric light pant has made his
report, and in the main it will be
followed in making the improve
ments. The present gas plant will
be-. changed to water gas at q cost of
$40, 900, while much new machinery
will be added to the electric light
plant to put it In the best possible
condition, which will give Mitchell
the best lighting plant In the state.
One Of the best things under tbs
new order will be the establishment
of a day ana night service. This
will afford electric power during the
day and will be of great benefit to
many industries which can use power
of this character now that 1t is to be-
supplied. The plant will oe COM
pletely overhauled 20 that its
condition will be such that the
service desired can be extended.
Monday evening the city council
placed on It's first reading an ordi-
nance granting a twenty year fran
chise to these gentlemen, and with
them owing by far the controlling
interest In the company there Is
every reason to believe that they will
put in a lighting plant, both gas and
electricity, which will meet the re-
quiremepts of Mitchell. The incor-
%porators are business men in whom
the people have every reason to be.
lieve That they will do what they
agree upon, and in conversation with
several OF them, they state that it
is their intention to equip the pres
ent plants with machinery which
will give Mitchell the best lighting
plants in the state. They all appre.
ciate the fact that it; will take some
money to put the plants where they
belong and are willing to stand be-
hind the proposition with their
money until they become--paying
property, which theyssurely will be
when they are once equipped with
the machinery to make them plohta-
BILE. Work will commence on the
Improvements within . short time.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-08

the belief that in the years to come
tbe Panama route would have been
secured by some country that was
not friendly with the United States
aud 1t would mean that we would
De placed at a great disavantage in
trying to protect our seaports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26
Senator BOrah Summing up for the Slate--Jury Will
be Charged TsmOnOw--CrOwds in Court Room
Murdered Governors Wife in Attendance.

liorah y care nothing about the
Colorado mine owners. nor hot
militia The tlmo will come when
colorado will awaken 90 the fact
that There are things higher than
her mlncs and mine owners. aud
that iH patriotism. aud higher man.
hood and womanhood But the
Steuncnhorg assassination has
nothing 90 DO With all that
Orchard as was tho custom.
started from Denver 10 commit
mat crime This was proven hy
independent witnesses. Did he 40
then to farming community to
mine, TO play cards with the sol
oilers. or 10 call ON old ffluuds9
No, neither did no while there
perform any work or DO anything
bat lounge about until the muir.
der was committed The fact that
he let Marion Moore take a letter
from him 30 mail In Alaska. aud
that Haywood wrote that he was
lie Alaska, showed how close Orch.
ard was 10 these mon.
Borah said that both sides would
admit that Orchard was a rascal.
but no fool Ills story that he sold
his Hercules interest before the
Cuuer dAlenc troubles norah held
was provca hy a decd boing filed.
hOrah made personal az.
tack upon former Attorney Gen.
eral Engcly. OF Colorado. declaring
that he was untruihfni
TIN not surprised that Colorado
had hell within lta borders for 10
years. when a man like this can
come and preach the doctrines that
he ava on the witness stand
Horah declared there was 40
question that the brains behind the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26
WOODMEN CHOOSE
new OFFICERS

pcr amman with a pef diem 81 $40
when away from home Efforts
io raise thc SALARY ~ The head
clerk we're debates
The head auditors salary vas in
creased from 5000 20 $1,000 and
ere head mauascra we're Increased
to 1900 each pef annum
The proposal Co Increase officers
terms iu four years was defeated
Last night more than a ihoua
and members ~ the uniform rank
and other Woodmen paradcd the
principal streets OF fhc city
First prize. ~ $500. for the com
poiitivc drlu. vas awarded % tho
Portland team. No 100 Golden
Gate team. 80 g.. OF San Fran.
cisco. carried away second hnnors
5000. and Fremont team. no tfa. Of
los Angeles. wcfr the winners Of
500 third prize
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26

The election o. officers ~ The
woodmen u the World Tor thc
coming three years took place this
morning a. che head camp SEQ
sion
no ! Hoak. present head consul.
Waa unanimously fe elected r Ciln.
ton Neale. u Pasadena. California.
waa chosen head advisor iphn g.
I.atahaw. Pueblo. Colo VAS 90.
elected bead clerk
The fight of she day came over
the election for head banker y
D. snodgrass. Eugene. Oregon. The
present incumbent. w. ,. Traiunr.
Sacramento. Elmer Conner. Seat
tle. and " p Amea. Los Angeles.
we're nominated
Head banker snodgrass was rc
giaefed
Frank . Bertachy. 81 Denver.
Col. head auditor. was unanimous.
Us reelected
The monster Initiation Of 1000
members viii be held. August T.
in Drramiaud Rink
The WooBmeu. yesterday after.
noon. voted 20 increase thc head
couHulH SALARY from 5000 90 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26
tttttt tttttt ktttttt,
JOE sMlrA ooNoLuosssro TOMORROW.

The next and last nstamsnt Smiths narrative Of
training "Honest" John Rpnpes the loona Of
Seattle by privileged corporation Interests viii
appear In The star tomorrow.
This last instamsnt Will deaf with the election 1905.
Rpnaer the candidate Of the privileged
eats for aoanat Judge William Hickman Moore. Mr.
Smith calls attention the fact that
inaon Rpnqer had looted the thousands
a which threatened TO be disclosed
turned eomptrollera office unless
Mr. Rplnaer himself 10 position 20 demand protection.
A. mayor he would have been 10 auch position.
Confronted by this alternative be entered into ,he may.
crafty campaign With All the desperate determination that the
situation demanded determination to win Ill hazards
regardless methods necessary employed
end In this assisted BY backing Of dsefeded poll
tclana corporate Interests equally
thought o. city administration which they would be able
20 control.
Out Of this auation hatehed conspiracy 10 make
John Rlpiinaer mayor by fair Fair means
proved conspiracy
by padding registration rolls stuffna boxes
making fraudulent and
ar character. These having failed to achieve the
necessary ballot broken they
passed custody Of Comptroller Rpnasr and ballots
that Rpilnasf
counted The o. this proceeding TO enable Mr.
Rptnuer the election and be the
"deetoedF ballots But
with exposure hefta Of city funds Rpnger
lacked the nerve remain IN Seattle game
through.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26
CLAIMS ORCHARD
TOLD TIE TRUTH

conspiracy was Haywood IIo de
clared he knew about II. aud In
support Of this opinion. be cited a
telegram sent him after the murder
by simpklna asking about "a lawyer
70 defend Orchard.
The entire feature ~ noraha
morning argument was his demon.
stration that Simpkins connection
With tho Stouuenherg murder WAS
outside OF Orchards toatimony lln
also argued, by Inference, that HAY.
wood knew about Orchards plans
and declared that Pettibono dared
not SO 0n the stand and deny that
he wrote the letter 10 Orchard.
telling him that money had been
sent him ia care 81 Slmpkins
This failure OF Petitions 20 testl.
~ was an admission of hts guilt.
and an absolute confirmation Of
Orchards story
Whom recess was ordered. tho
court adjourned until tonight. when
liorah will conclude tho case. aud
it viii reach the jury by N O'Clock
Saturday.
Senator norah started hts argu.
ment at Thursday nights session.
Attorney barrow finishing for the
defense In the afternoon.
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That in brief, As his existence.
Ills life Us the few moments each
day that he spends with Evelyn
claspcd to his breast-moments IN
which sometimes mother speaks.
but broathes the love that still
burns fIorcely in their hearts,
Aud these few moments each day
may be- truly suid TO also represent
the life of Evelyn.
Recently tho rumor spread and
found its way into the newspapers.
that love WAS fading In the Young
wife. whose sacrifice ON the wit
ness stand remains in memory as
classic of womans complete de.
votion To the man of her choice,
for better or for worse.
/ saw her for a moment : ven.
furcd to ask h"r u her hove -
ma'ucd Neadlast /! u wore uu
changed
NpNdor and ,ailynat,on welied
~ ana mingled s'r3ns"lS Ia those
beautiful ewes.
Lovs k'v: love NsrVvf God
knoNs 80 Wss SS NhOlS heart
eng aeS Sc never E0sCrs . lSathe
ehsss peoes sshs charge SrS WaN
Aieh eass Csyset dee"
Tssss was ell bae 20 Wssva A.
Gsss9 sSse AssesaAsA eS~asNsN,
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tsy United prcss.l

BOISE. Ida. July a6 THREE
thousand people beselged the court
house this morning to hear the final
summing up BY senator hoFah. for
the prosecution,
Ry order OF the iudge. only those
tor whom seats could be- found
wera permitted to enter.
pcrah viii finish tonight HIS
summing IS mastery prescuta.
lion Of The case for the state. He
i not GRADING any charges by tho
eefsnse against Orchard. but is al.
mlttlng everything. then claiming
no nistfer shat Orchard did Ia the
psst he is telling the truth now
HoFah Insisted that every witness
called hy the state added 20 the
chain Of circumstances in linking
Orchard aud Haywood together
The crooked and devious trail
q this arch fiend. he declared.
leads directly from the blood be
scattered ruins of the Independence
depot: from the shattered and
broken gateway IN Caldwell. stain.
Cd with the life blood OF one Of
lsahos greatest men. to the Den.
YER offices Of the federation. and
eyen % the very desk OF Meyer
and HAYWOOD.
Mrs Belle Steunenh berg. the
sldow OF the murdered governor
bad scat inside the rail Cor the
trst time and followed Horah
argument closely
Il call your attention 20 the fact
that the SteunuuherE killing was
aog brought on BY the mine own
ers. nor wvFe there any Pinker.
tons mixed ap Ia that killing. said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26

Seattle stars Exclusive servlee.)
NEW YORK. July 26-ln the
strange. uncanny and ominous in
terval between the time that the
entire American people were
brcathless in their interest Ia the
fate of Harry Thaw aud the APP
preaching time when the young
millionaire shall again stand In the
fierce glare of publicity, what ls no
doing?
Moreover how does Evelyn Mes.
Bit Thaw pass the loaden hours I'M
an her husbands fate shall he
finally written?
have spent several afternoons
Investigating these interesting
questions.
Harry Th0W a. continuing his
ireary life ia 'hs Vomba prisOa.
holdipg h,insslf aloOf f9Om hl8 feI-
oW rIispn0ra gUa4ins Iho Hewspa.
INrs. snokipg too mush black to
baCoO ~ tiaCk briAr pare, writins
letters 'o ~. counsel studying Ito
eNtcnsG "a The recent mistriul. eat
ing s.n'l p'epniSa at IhlmMico's
AC ~ nSO~w SVaesuVaUt 1ropptte q
g. bN sOoca tINss.S IRs0 sNe bard
~ aSSDe aetsOw WsssSo OSs aR,Ast - ~
esi&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26
REBELLION
THREATENED
tRy usi,ea rr...b

SEOUL July When the pub.
nc announcement was made today
IF the real terms by which Korea
viii be- governed in the future a
demonstration Was made by tho
pupHlace which threatens serious
disturbances That japanese are
70 rule 30 all branches OF the gov
eminent is frowned upon. and this
arrogant measure 20 humlliate the
people bodies no good Not a
Korean wili BE- recognized en- public
office
Troops are constantly arriving.
and warshipa are also supposed to
arrive within the next as hours.
and AT attempts al demonstrations
against the Japanese government
will be sqnelched.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26
KILLED BY
PIECE OF IRON
SNteen-Year-Old Ballard Boy Struck by Flying Missile
As Resuh of Blasting in Viciny---NO Witness to
Fatality.

With a piece % iron imhsddrd
deeply Ia his skull. the body 90 10.
yearold Charles T. Graves. who
lived with bis parents az Post IT.
and 10Th av. Ballard was found
on the beach at Meadow point. not
far FROM his home yesterday The
remarkable fatality 10 attributed
90 blasting operations carried on
a few hundred yards distant
The facla indicate that while tho
boy vas watkins ON the beach SOME
workmen eusaeed lu breaking up
a quantity ~ old iron ict on a
blast A nylns fragment 81 iron
must have struck the boy GA the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2G-sur.
''sola Of the wrecked steamer 90.
,u'''oia have filed with the ruueryir
g ~. charges against Third Mate
s'4 ~, one 81 those ln charge of
iol' iis D9at. The charges arc aa
Refusing 20 give hi. eosf
~ uaeoaaeloas woman rD.rngd
tla ~ water in q froezlne eondl
hla remark being. me- coal IA
oWn Second Ordering n All.
strike q crippled man WHO hi
wed occupied roo mueh r.ace
ne life boat TArd -s.itin.
u Ia the stern sheets oil 10
hnd refusing 90 assist ip drag.
men and women from Inc W.
Lllu liauseu % Ninncapo.
tho most emphatic In hcf
Ienis The paasenRers FARTHER
~ l9sl o. sltacA aads uEon
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head. causing instant death tila
skull was badly fractured
There were no witnesses 10 the
tragedy. and u Waa sumo time after
the accident that a man walking
alons The beach discovered the
body A boat In which he o. known
tO have boon rowing a short time
before vas drifting near By
Coroner Carroll waa notified aud
made an Investigation. bat Il e. not
ihopEht that an Inquest will be
necessary.
TIE r. - Cox Investment CON.
pany owns tho tract. and ibis morn
ius stated that the blasting vaa
carried on without che firms
know ledge or permission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26

blly Winters n onc of ths
many nawaboys ~ Seattle who has
made money selling clty papers ~
has heUn n neNahoY Tor over "a year
bat uuig started lately 90 save hi,
money, and now has a bank ac
count of as he SELLS on the nor
Marche corner liis AVERAGE daiiy
earnings amount 90 81 90 Bills
sH ~ years pf age
Ans boy Ia Seattle can scll ga
PEERS and can hecome a member Of
The Newshofs union free Of charge
by calling af ans 81 the newspaper
offices, where bic initiation Zee vii
b. paid tie Hill also be- given d
corner and taught how TO sell %
PEERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26
1OW HARRY? MORE THAN EVER BEFORE
EVELYN NfSBIT THAW

She sim loves him--loyes him bet.
ter than before.
The other week the Thaw family
sold 100000 worth Of choice coal
lands, which, by the terms OF the
viii OF the late VIM. Thaw. were
never TO go out Of the family or be
sold unless the family were In dire
need OF money.
So the fight Is 10 60 on. Harry
Ihaw Is waiting lmpatientlv
7 though uncomplainingly, knowing.
as was admitted by his counsel IN
conversation with me. that not be-
fore October. az soonest. can his
case be brought 10 trial AGAIN.
Never but on one day in an tho
thirteen months that Harry has
been In prison. has his wife failed
10 visit him.
she Us a brick-she is. said old
Billy the deputy. az the big IRON
Tomhs gate and every time she
comes he's just Hike boy with a
new toy I've never seen thing
wrong with him, not thing He's
lust like any other man as is All
right Oh yes, he's fond of her"
And the papers say he is IN very
bad health"
Well, he isn't lie feeds from
Dclmonico's, and ne Is as well "a
any man that has been indoors so
long
Inquiry among the Thaw LAWYERS
disclosed a slight difference of opin.
ion on this matter Peabody said
That his client was in a bad condi-
ton. but Dan O'Reilly conceded
with the opinion expressed by
Billy
Thaw Is entitled TO four hours Of
exercise out Of doors each dav.
which is much more than is en-.
ioycd by hundreds Of thousands OF
New Workers who are working for
their living He does not take ad.
vantage of this privilege. however.
as the prison doctor thinks no
should. and. according To the doc.
tor he smokes too much The fact
is, this is the first year of Harry
Thaw's life IN which his habits
have heCu regular and il has nm.
doubleday had It's advantages az
Well as its disadvantages. ais far as
he is concerned
He has had a good chance 10 see
the seamy side Of life since he has
been here volunteered Riliv. Il
guess he never dreamed that there
was so much poverty Ga the whole
world as he has seen right here.
influenced him2 Yes. surely. lie
simply didn't know that there was
such a thing He has been good to
the other prisoners He has given
away no end of clothing since he
has been here, and now and then,
when he knew That 81 would do a
good deal of good he didn't mind
handing that out. either There ls
always lot OF people standing
around In the street to see his wife
when she leaves every noon. some-
times several hundred even now q
/ Every morning from Z to Q Thaw
| is allowed two hours for exercise
I'm the prison yard. Al Q his law.
/ yer comes and stays with him un.
/ "a his wife appears. az 10:t5. She
/ stays an hour and ten minutes,
/ After lunch there are two more
hours for exercise out of doors. aud
the rest " the day ne spends iu
writing and reading He Is nearlE
a'~ays "a bsa hy ii o'clock.
| Es's w'ts' D. almost a. Duch Of a
ErissSsS wilma he's rooms
TSaFN Is - SI~saelS . eOas &c 81
sus GSsssasp sehcat wtas seA ES@sJ
tawJesh sSssss8 Agus n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26
PLOT DISCOVERED
AGAINST CAR

SIT PETERSBURG July 90 An
other plot against the ears life
was discovered through q raid on
"a suspected house Plans Of The
Baltic railroad over which the car
oontemplatea q short Journey and
81 the imperial yacht Alexandria
were discovered
other papers found showed the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26

NEW YORK July Is Lieut. Col
Ayres eho vas retired recently.
Says the flFht has only begun and
he has ENGAGED lawyer The
form ut The next proceedings b.
unknown iie SAWS he will con
time % stand hy his wife in tho
West Point scandal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26
CLUBMAh MARRIES
STEN0GRAPHER

W. NJ. Bolcom. secretary and
treasurer OF the Bolcom Lumber
company. and prominent local club
man, was married yesterday 70 Miss
Katherine A. Larson. Miss Larson
was formerly employed as a sto.
nographer IN Bolcoms office.
About six months ago Holcom's
former wife obtained a divorce from
him and was allowed s2e 500 ali
mony Among the former Mrs. Boil
CONS friends there Sc general
rumor that she Is to be married TO
Dr Nevin d Ponuus. the oeculist,
who recently obtained a divorce
from Mrs Edith Cole Pontius.
Colonel Ayres has received no.
tice Of his retirement from the
army Ills wife claims that the
government clique Is striking at
her through her husband. on &C.
count Of the recent West Point dis.
turhance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26
ROSES CUT
FOR RIVAL

The cutting Of the roses planted
by him aud cared Cor with much
assiduity on his part. by his wife
and daughter against his wishes
aud protests. which WIS made one
OF the allegations I'M the cross.com.
plant of Willard q Hawthorne 20
The divorce complaint of Mary \
Hawthorne, ls explained ia the au.
awer filed by Mrs. Hawthorne 10.
day.
Mrs hawthorne alieges chat his
SsFiduooH care II Tine ron"s was du,'
=" ne tac' ;hes fresh bouau.' 81
Them wss Us."1 'O her visA! For
h's affection every MCrnmv dns
tus. 'hs season NheA tsaRet Sound
roses are at their hest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26
PARK BOARD PLANS TO BEAUTIFY
THE CITY FOR Big EXPOSITION

Members ~ the Seattle Park
board yeatsrfay sf'sgn GOA mapped
out The wosk II hopes 'O ace ora.
pllah bcfoga shs opsDInv ~ the
Alasaa esfon PsN,F.e eAvogi'ioH
aiming 20 haes tas CisS and ~
sihurbs o. Well parked and bonie
vaVas,6 o. Any sspas ian eats 'a the
United stssss Is " holRd HO ssI0
Iaae@ lie RAahe4 1sseasvs@sRle ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26

Miss Loretta Denny. sister OF the
late Arthur A. Denny and David
T. Denny pioneers. expired last
night az the home Of her sister on
Boren av.
Miss Denny was herself one of
the first pioneers OF Seattle, having
come with the AK Point party in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26

divide the profits with the other.
Ward WAS the lucky man.
Carmichael ia now suing for one
half Of the profits, amounting to
5000 and the value OF IS 600 feet
Of lumber. amounting 10 $3.50 Tho
Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit
Co. is enlolned from paying over
10 Ward a check for s400. which
Il holds in escrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26
LORETTA DENNY is DEAD

1901. when she was but o years OF
age Miss Denny shared iu the
prosperity Of the family and leaves
much valuable real estate and
other property She owned the
Times building on Second av.
Funeral arrangements have not
yct been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26
SURVIVORS OF COLUMBIA
FILE CHARGES

Captain Hansen by Hawne was en-
tirely unjust llawSe claims that
The San PcdrO8 crew refused TO
take survivors aboard from the
life boats Captain Hansen eE-
plains this by saying he expected
his boat TO founder. also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26
CLAIMS HALF the MONEY PAID WARD
FOR ERECTING &C. TENTS

a suit filed in The superior court
today discloaos the fact that a ~.
he trust game was worked on the
local EHdeayor committee.
g II Carmichael and Bert Ward
both filed bids for building the big
tents in Lincoln park. By agree.
ment between them. the one that
was awarded the contract was 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26
.MILLMEN
STRIKE

over 100 employees ~ the sash
and door mills Of the O q Lltten
the Stetfnu & Post aud the Bryant
Lumber companies have gone on
strike demanding d ninohour dag
instead 81 i tcn.hour day
The strike is backed hy the
local labor organizations. but If che
statements ~ the managers 81 the
companies involved are carried oui
the mon wiil be- compelled 20 seek
work elsewhere and no compromise
or settlement with them wlll be
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26

Woodland and Volunteer PaFhs,
"a f.0iBh q large Pa3' ~ the hogis.
ward plSns made w John Oimstead
va improve the ballard paIss, ~
sHSca lsri~ and SnlW nslSe hpAt
housos ora Lake WAshiuesoa aad
sbreeu lake, s1 SOVspIste ~ lesst
one ~ be pabilo piAy RnpSAsis, aa,I
tmproyo thS Pgouais aasSOvRdkAn
tAa city SeAidS@ RAsAss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-26
TWO NOME STRIKES

NOME. Alaska. July 2G-Jsck
Mahor has made good strike on
me Sinrock diver. and pay dirt
running 81 ~ the pan BIAS been
discovered The new ina ls Shout
t8 miles from firrs. sad 10 on the
thirty beach line.
According 10 a6piess recstpsss
IedWrs ~ nickel showing exc~ienl
values have bcea l0catea 10 Tie
Lost River district. 1sny bavs
left froA here and OF ltaF poInis
V m&l W s'eaiS@&