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CHANGES MADE I'M
PURE FOOD BILL


OLYMPIA. Feb. 2G.--T 40 notable
changes were made Ia the pure
food and drug bill last night by the
house committee on commerce and
manufactures. after which Il voted
20 report the bill with the recon.
mendatlon that IL pass.
One amendment places the en-.
forcement of the laws as Il refers
TO drugs In the hands OF the state
board Of pharmacy.
The other amendment Of chief I'm
portsnce related TO the taking effect
Of the act and the disposition Of
stocks OF drugs in the hands OF
druggists. This amendment makes
the act as Il relates 20 both foods
and druga take effect October /,
1907.
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Deaths were registered today "a
follows.
Croshie-sul horn. Fob. rs. at
to2 Meridian street
satterlse G. aatterlee. az.
Feb. %. at Pacific hospital
Henry r nrysdNle. e3.
Feb. 20. At 1867 Mercer st
Harvey-EdS r. Harvey. Is.
Feb. 20. At Heillngham.
Erdae W. Erdae. IS. Feb.
20. At Juneau
Sampson Margaret u
Sampson. IS. Feb 26. At Providence
hospital
Watson Thomas Watson. 4
mo-, Feb. 10. at Minor hospital.
Rogera--John ", Rogers, 3s, Feb.
"a. AZ ata Cherry street
Bntler-Riohhrd A Butler, "a.
Feb. "a, at Renton Junction.
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FOR
STATE BOARDS

OLYMPIA. Feb. 2e.- Yesterday
afternoon Representative Rhodes in
tfoduced q bill IN the house, under
suspension of The rules. which pre-
viden for radical changes IN the per-
sonnet Of ths state board u land
commissioners substituting the state
board of tax commissioners and the
state fire warden for the aupsrin-
tsndeut OF public instruction and
the secretary Of state.
The bill Was introduced by two
thirds vote required under the reso-
tuition which stopped the Introduce
ton Of new bills on Feb. 70. There
was no opposition 10 lie intfodue-
tion.
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New
EmbrOid-
cries

There seems 10 be no end
10 the interest people take in
the new Embroideries. But
il is little TO be wondered at
There's no such extensive as
sortment to be had else
where. And these arc not
sale embroideries. They are
the choicest qualities in
Nainsook, Swiss and Cam
brfc--the newest designs in
Edgings, lnsertings. Bead
ings and Allovers, that can
be matched up in complete
sets. More satisfactory in
every way and cheaper in the
long run than II you bought
the Edgings here and tried to
match them with Insertings
somewhere else. And you
can depend on the Mccarthy
prices being just right.
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10 direct Gueriu to pay lib a month
nlimony.

both Of the above parties are
we'll known In Seattle. Nellie
Guerin hnn appeared In stock com.
paniea AZ the old Third avenue
lheatef aud alao al the Star theater,
where she did speciality work ena
for weeks rendered the illustrated
songs. She was clever lnFenue
aud came from the famous musical
family Of Sonora. one brother now
being with the Richard 4 PfinKle
minatrela.
Mr. Guerln is also a musician and
during the time WHEN the star
theatar had full orchestra he
played tho eornet Among theht
rieai people both are well known.
Mrs. Guerln brought a auit Tor al.
vnrce, claiming abandonment AT
Spokane.
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BOY REWARDS CHARITY
WITH FORGERY

checks He is lodged in the county
jail, awaiting action Of the Juvenile
court
Mr. Wheeler did tho boy many
faYofs. buying him a pair of shoes
for a Christmas present. and other
wise feVardInR bis brightness aud
industry. In return the boy hung
around Wheelerte office until he Sc
cured possession Of the checks and
other papers He IL said 70 have
eaghed SOME Of the checks.
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Herbert croner. a iiyearold
boy, who has for. some months been
an odd job effaud boy for Frank
+. Wheeler and other commission
men on Railroad avenue. and WAS
petted b. the merchants because
OF hts brightness and apparent ear.
nest eudeaYofa To earn money for
q widowed mother. was arrested
this morning ON the complaint Of.
Wheeler, charged With forging the
ialtefa Enforcement on several
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NEW PROPOSED
ELECTRIC LINE
ts,ar Special Services.

EVERETT. Feb e The eaun
~ commissioners Aptll | will hear
the application of the PUGET Sound
Sis homlsh a Eastern Railway
company for franchise eiving II
the right to construct an electric
railroad, also telephone. telegraph
and power lines from Index % Ga
lena, distance of ten miles The
power lines nre % run from Eek
10 Index. The company, which
was Incorporated few days aKu
has timber holdings which IL pro
poses to develop,
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FORMER SLAVE PASSES
CENTURY MARK

Mrs Mary wray. wife of the late
Rev. II. Wray Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. celebrated her
one hundredth birthday At her
home. as5s Miyale aY. Fremont.
yesterday. Mrs. Wray was slave
In Tennessee and Virginia for 40
years, being taken from her mother
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Births were registered today 81
follows:
Hanmon@-At York station. Feb
-. to wife Of Elof Hanson. dauEh
ter.
Henry-At a4ie g0th ay. W. Feb
20. 20 wife OF Harrison G. Henry. =
son
Head AT s0aa nillman place
Feb. "a. 20 wife Of Frank = Head
son
smith-At Seattle. Feb. Is. &c
wife Of John Smith. = sou.
kallaen-At i3t1 9Th az. " h
Feb. 10. 10 wife Of ~ 4 Kailaen. 4
son
Huschinson-Ai log 18TH Az. n
Fob. ~. 20 wife Of Harold 7. Hut
crimson. a son.
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DIG OREGON TIMBER DEAL.
fserIpp. Telegraph ssrvIes.l

PORTLAND, Feb 26.--What Is
said 20 be the biggest deal in Col.
umbia river timber lands ever made
was completed yesterday when the
Clarke a Wilson Lumber company
purchased 10000 acres near 0oble.
Ore, for $500. 900. The tract con
talns about 100000. 900 feet of stand.
ing timber and the purchase In.
eludea the Goble, NehaIen a Pacific
railway.
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TRAGIC SUICIDE

NEW YORK. Feb 26-A most
spectacular suicide occurred here
this morning. AZ the ferry aag
Harbof Vas nearing the dock well
dressed woman screamed as If In
fright. then ieapsd over She raiiIns
Of the boat into the water She
disappeared instantly beneath tbs
running Ice.
A hurried inquiry was made bs
the officers Of the ferry from pas
nengufa but none seemed 10 have
recognized her. Police officers we're
gisea the "details aud nothing hul
ms sterY tmsroaaas the tragic end
az the wtsuAn.
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tss.r ss.sl.l ssr~ls..l

TACOMA. Feb. se-At = big MAS
n<gsug In the First BAPTIST church
~. uaxht hundreds Of citizens. as
sril as mans public officials pro
,fssea against the repeal Of the
sseseag sunday closing Law now be
kse the legislature At Olympia
TIE following resolution was
sn4ntnsuaslY adopted
I'VE. citizens 90 Taeogaa Ia mass
usetaax assembled, 30 hereby most
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at the age Of seven to be made a
slave.
She was the mother of twelve
children, four of whom are etiii
living One daughter. nov IS
years of age. WAS present yester-
day. NJ well as many while and
euiored fflends Mrs Wfay was
born In Virginia. February 70. 1907.
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is
HELD UP

Money due the Barber Asphalt
company on paving contract y DC.
Ing held hack by the board OF pub
lie works, because the work ~
not completed ON time.
Tho work was on Prospect Az, II
should have been completed BY the
cath OF August. The amount an.
paid Is f20.9aI.
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sHERIFFs CAN NOW
APPOINT FRIENDS



OLYMPIA. Feb. Ia After q 50.
vial debate III which many mem.
hers were able 70 spin a bunch uf
wltsieisns. the knickerhocker bill
= n. Ne. i7a providing for the az.
pointmsnt by the county sherisfs
of special assistants. wac passed
late yesterday afternoon. the vote
being ~ 20 II.
Many members stated that the
blli will aiiaw Ahsftffs 20 make APP
pointmwnfa q their friends. with
out regard 90 their worth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
MERCHANTS or MEMPHIS
nAH THAW TALK.


MEMPHIS, TENN. Feb. % -ow
ms 70 several fist fights between
persons arguing tho Thnw trial
merchants Of Memphis who wiah q
hteFnerte their furniture and fepu
tetlon have tucked sigma ON the
wallis Of their stores which read
No discussions Of Ihaw cAse Will
be permitted IN thH atufe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
BULLDOG kILLa His Mis-.
TREe9 AFTEH WHIPPING

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Feb. "a
Mrs. Lena Smith. terribly torn and
bitten BY a vicious bulldog, died a
few hours later At q hospital In
this city She said that she whipped
the dog for dlaobeylng her. aud a
few hours later, when she went 10
feed him. the dos attacked her.
Her arm was torn into shreds and
eas aftarward amputatad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
ECONOMIC clun WILL
DISCUSS CONDITIONS

The first public meeting OF the
recently organised Economic etub
will take place ON Friday nisht In
the Y. M q. A.. when the eondi
tlons Of living In Seattle for y0unE
men and women without homes vii
be discussed. The club IL gather
Ing data on the subject.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
AGAINST SUNDAY
LAW REPEAL

earnestly protest against the pro
posed repeal Of the Sunday closing
law now ca the statutes Of our
state.
We believe that such action
would dsbaaeh the moral sense Of
our youth. be great Injustice 10
the labosins classes. tend 10 check
the great tide Of prosperity nop
rolling ever our state. aud be =
lasting ilsgraee upon the name and
character Of our intelligent. proe.
porous and happy commonwealth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
TWO MORE STATES
TO aoosT A..vrp.E

Henry Reed. of the AsY.P.E. re
eeived a telegram last night from
George e. ffoos. special connie
AlnneF 10 Montana. Idaho and Utah,
stating that idAho's legislative
house committee has recommended
SO. 600 appropriation and Mon,
tana'a legislative committee ON ap
preparations has recommended t@s.'
geo fer It's share These MAY be In.
creased b. the newt legislatures
Indications point 20 the early pas
sage OF a bill in Utah. hppropFiat'
Ing SIS u6fs
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VANCOUVER. d. e. Feb. ~
When The Grand Trunk Pacific rail-
way comes along with It's grant to
the MetIekahtla Indian reserves. on
Kaien and Digby islands and on ths
Meiiakahtla peninsula. no registry
office In British Columbia will ae-
eept the document for registration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26

FL FAsO. Tex Feb. ze.-hutoniO
/. Nillareai. editor Of the revoiu-
tlouary paper and head of the dis
turblnE iunta element at 81 Louie.
escaped from officers today. after
being before . United States conn
fnlssionets. lie IL now hiding in the
mountains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26

NEW YORK. Feb. 9e.--owing 20
the great infant mortality In this
city the board OF aldermen today
passed "a afdinanee prohibiting
the sale af milk unless II 10 pas.
tauriaea or stefliized.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
AIS LIVES LOST IN SEA DISASTERS
SINCE JANUARY |

terrible loss % life have followed
cne beginning 1907 The
list the that occurred
than monthss
Jan !. Naples Princess Irene crashed into steamer
Mnlee. Of passengers hurt oa Irene.
Jan L. rtahaveu. Germany, three maHted ahlp Peng
struck reef Of Seharhafn. - % lost
Jan is Portsmouth. Va Schooner II SNOW wrecked
and All but az rescued
Feb Halifax " s. Ms site disabled By break
machinery. Of lost steamer saved By
Ii. off Block Island. lArchmnnt sunk "a
collision With schooner Harry knowon. Isl u fAFchmons
aHownsd fuzen death and 10 saved
All % Kuowltnun escaped
Fe5 Il off quarantine Sew York Naldisia.
from Kngson. donkey engine exploded kllng q and
ntuFtng
FEB Is Highland. Mass barge 0irArd struck breakers
death
= Orleans. fruit steamer Hagoma
and sunk b. French cruiser kleber I Of
ned and Injured
10 Grand Banks ~ r. aohooueFn Nellie NJ and TubAl
storm. i2 drowned
eff Hook o Holland.r Rotterdam. steamer
wrecked Ia gale liz and passengers ust-
Total oss snse Jan ..........**...t*s.ss4ib
4tssttst sssst 49, = sst - a -
A
Z
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BERLIN. Feb. 2e~Prof John W
Burgess. Of Columbia university,
who has been touring and ieetur-
ing In Germany and Italy. viii give
banquet here tonight to university
professors and prominent officials.
Two hundred Invitations have been
Issued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
FIGHT OWES CUSTOMS soosE

An effort IL heluK made ~ Wash
snston 20 remove the customs house
from Port Tcvusend 20 Seattle
Representative Humphrey IL aup
porting the movement Mr. Cuah
man IL oppossng the measure
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VANCOUVER. Il. G. Feb fs.--
Chief Joseph Bradley, Of the Tsimp-
sean Indians. has hsen arrested and
charged with seditlon for having
assembled his braves and publicly
asnailea the authority Of the pro-
vineIai police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
New Dress
Skirts

Lots Of them to show You.
and every one Of them with
a swing and dash and touch
Of genuine style that is
wanting in the ordinary tail
ored skirt. More than thirty
different modes. All new
within the past fifteen days.
Newest materials. Newest
standings and patterns. Prices
very moderate.
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WASHINGTON. u. G. Feb. ss.--
The senate yesterday passed tins
agricultural appropriation bill. car
rying nearly $4,000. 600. the post
office appropriation bill. carrying
$1,000 zoe. the pension appropria-
ti0n bill. carrying tif6.eoe 600. and
the bin authorizing the establish
menf Of an agricultural hank in the
Philippines
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CHARLESTON. s. G. Feb. IT,
II il now known that 20 negro pas-
seuEern were drowned or burned TO
death. and a dozen more are missing.
as result Of the burning Of the
steamer Marion. on Wardmaiaw va
river last Friday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
New Lace
Hose

The first lot Of spring de-
signs ia Lace Hose came in
Saturday. and a lot Of them
were sold yesterday. But
ihefe'll be plenty left when
you come tomorrow. The
qualities are just right, aud
the new patterns are being
much admired. We have
them in black only. Prices
range from Zoe 60 81. 90
a pair.
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attic. both sentenced 10 life impris-
oument. r. l. Howard acquitted.
Appeals have been taken.
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WASHINGTON. d. O.. Feb "a
Tho senate by a vote OF - TO 10
last night ratified the santo Do
minRo treaty.
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NELLIE CUER|N
/. GIVEN DIVORCE

OLYMPIA. Feb. 2G.-The au.
pfeme court yesterday reyeraed the
decision Of the Spokane superior
court Ia the ease OF Nellie Sonora
Guerin ngalnAt Arthur ~ uuorln.
which WIS an action for divorce.
The Iower court IL instructed 10
Frnnt the divorce aud Ca give Mfn.
Guerin the custody Of the child aud
Or. f.se Baker. dentist. 206 Eiiei
building Phone Main t2bd, ."
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ONLY CORRECT REPORT.
sHArrLn. Feb. IS. 1907.

YIN TO FtH. 81 TVUFs
4 Seattle STAR In behalf Of
Seattle sFanoh Nc. 70, Ns.
. tlenai Association % Letter
Carriers. We commend you on
having published the only
. correct report % our state
\ convention. held February %.
= 1907.
4 FRANK q. ROOT,
4 President.
\ LEONARD KIDD,
4 Secretary.
4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-26
New Spring
Gloves

Two-elasp and ro-button
Silk Gloves, in black and in
white. These come in extra
good qualities. with perfect
fitting double tipped fingers,
at soc to S1.50 a pair.
Fine Kid Gloves. in the
wanted Io-buttou lengths. in
black. white and tan. These
arc perfect fitting. choice
quality Gloves. Every pair
OF them guaranteed sa,istac-
tory. Prices $3.50 and
1918 a pair.
Also all the new spring
shadings in two-elssp Dress
aud Street Gloves. The de-
pendable qualities that you
expect to find At this store.
Every pair OF them backed by
our personal guarantee for
satisfaction. Prices, S1.O0,
$50 and $500 > pair.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
tserlpps Telegraph ssrvlos.l
Nru IsuIah Colony.

WACO. Texas. Feb. 2e--The
leading Hebrews in Texas. Indian
territory and Oklahoma are at pres.
ent making arrangements for the
establishment Of large Jewish
colony ia the places mentioned
steps have been taken for the pur-
chase OF a large tract Of land aud
a large number OF Jews viii arrive
from Russia in a short time 10 set
tie t.
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New Gage
Hats

The new Cage Hats for
the spring Of 1907 arc here. A
big bunch Of them came IN
yesterday BY express. Every
previous effort Of the Gage
people has been outdone IN
the beautiful styles they have
sent us for the new season.
They are the SWEETEST ever
but well not attempt a de-
seription. They are far be
yond our powers. See the
Hats themselves on display
in our Millinery Department.
No two alike. but every one
9 perfect gem.
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Another Dig Shipment CAME
in yesterday. More OF the
news spring STYLES and lots OF
the numbers you have been
waiting for. II would be a
very particular woman IN
deed who could not get a
Corset just 70 suit at this
store now. Ready for you
tomorrow in the Corset De
pattment. on our second
floor.
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A new assortment of fine
Val. LaceS went on sale to-
day. They come IN the
narrow widths You have been
waiting for. The designs arc
very dainty and pretty. You
arc bound 10 be pleased with
them. Prices. Of course, arc
most reasonable.
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Biz bargain day. See pas. 5. -.
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Still another big shipment
will be marked and ready for
your choosing tomorrow. Il
seems as II the New York
tail0rs and designers are out
doing themselves with every
new lot they send us. These
new garments are simply per-
feet. and We have more than
a hundred and fifty different
styles TO show you. Ii doesn't
matter a bit how hard You
are 20 please, or how partie-
ular you may be. you cannot
help finding the Suit you
want at this store. And there
Is no other showing OF new
suits in Seattle that can be-
gin 20 compare with our ex-
tcnsive assortment OF styles
and splendid qualities. Look,
compare. investigate all you
want to. Then come here.
You'll soon see how we'll il
pays to patronize this store.
Prices run from SIS to
S75.
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ti00. s-keged spring pin tnmbier
Night Lock T5e. 81 splnnings 80
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ssain aAy. - pass Bis DAY paEs
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-21
ACT REGARDING PUBLIC LAND
OCCUPANCY CHANGED

Thu land registrar at Carson has re-
ceived the following letter from the
department of the interior:
Sir: Referring to the circular Of
instructions to special agents Of your
Office, approved by me on January 20,
1904, relative to their duties under the
act of February 25, 1885, (23 Stat.
321), entitled can act to prevent un
lawful occupancy of public lands,'
you are advised that said circular is
hereby amended and modified as fol.
lows:
Strike out from said circular para
graphs 5 and 6, and insert in lieu
thereof the following:
1t shall be the duty of the special
agent on receipt of any charge or com
plant or upon the information being
acquired by him from any source, that
an unlawful Enclosure is being main
tanned by any person or persons, asso.
citation, or corporation, to at once pro
ceed to secure sufficient data, including
a description of the lands inclosed
with reasonable certainty, not neces-
sarily by metcs and bounds, nor by
governmental subdivisions of survey
ed lands, but only so that the in~closure
may be identified and the person or
persons guilty of the violation, AS
nearly as may be, and by description
if the name can not, on reasonable in.
quiry, be ascertained, and to at once
submit such case, with the data thus
obtained, to the United States attor-
ney for prosecution.
1t shall be the duty Of the special
agent and he shall be so instructed.
to be alert and vigilant to detect the
existence of unlawful Enclosures in his
district and to proceed in accordance
herewith as hereinabove directed, and
that he is not to construe his duties
as requiring that, before proceeding
in the matter of an unlawful enclosure,
there must be fled with him a formal
complaint by some person or persons
acquainted with the facts, but it shall
be his duty, as hereinbefore stated. to
take tho initiative himself.
In this connection You are further
instructed, by direction of the pres
ident, to at once notify al of the spc
cial agents and receivers and regis
tiers Of lacal land Offices throughout the
United States, and to give the widest
publicity thereto that the provisions
of said act of February rs, 1885, for
the summary destruction of inclos-
ures and distractions existing in VIC.
lation of said act will be rigidly en-
forced on and after April 1. 1907.
Respectfully, f. A. HITCHCOCK,
Secretary of the Interior,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-21
DANCED IN WHEAT ROOM OF
THE MILL
Party to Lorenzo Recanzone At His
Orchard and Mill-Happy Hours
Are Whi1ed Away

PARADISE, Jan. 20.-A very en-.
Joyable party was held at the Silver
State mills last Friday evening. The
Silver State mills are situated about
four miles from town and the crowd
consisting of about twenty couple.
made the trip in sleighs. The affair
opened by a dance which was held in
the spacious wheat room of the mill.
An excellent lunch was served by Host
Recanz0ne at IL O'Clock.
After refreshments parlor games
were INDUCED in until about threo
. clock, after which the crowd dis
nersed. Another party will be given
next Friday evening at the home Of
Charles Stocks.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-21

Annual business Statement Of the
ie'iaoo Mill and Mining Company for
nc year l90G. Location Of mine, Cor
seH Mining District. Eureka county,
Nevada.
neeeipts--From ale Of ore. -. $S4l4O3
'isoursci II ents-Deyelopment
WORK extraction and transpor-
'a''on or ore, sundry expen-
80 ..'. .ts..... ..$l8,D9B. O3
+. A. MILLS, Secretary.
Da'' 81 frst ptlication, Jan. ~, '07.
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Date OF first publication, Jan. Is. 1907.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-21
wINNEMUCCA's slOsr POPULAR
RESORT.
ANNUAL STAT.a6ENr

H&SNOAA OIAILl0ENV
Annual Business Statement OF the Pine
Forest Gold Company for the year
1905:
Property located at Ashdown, Hum
boldt county, Nevada.
RECEIPTS.
From bullion produced - 1885 CO
EPENSES
development work, mining
mining ore, and other ex-
penses in connection there
with ........ ........ .$10,830 40
HARRY C. ALLEN,
Secretary.
Date OF first publication, Jan. Is. 1907.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-01-21

All those having claims arainst .hs
mannemucca Publishing Company are
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