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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01

Mrs O. W Lowell and baby accom-
panied Mr. Lowell up from Denver last
Monday evening
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01

David Ellis came back Tuesday even
ing from a visit N the state metropolis
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01

Z. B. Morton and alie returned Tues
day evening from a hrlefe visit to the
capital city
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01

Mrs. Herman harpeIes came up from
Denver Monday evening for few day S
visit with friends
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01

David 5. Hoiderness wasa ps sssenger
on the Monday zfte-noou train.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01

Fred l. Collom was In Denver, on
legal business the first Of ,he week
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01

Ben. Martelon was IN to~n Tuesday
20 attend meeting Of the Elks lodge.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01

The Social Ethics club is preparing to
give z concert soon
A. II Ris,edi was in Denve, On bus
ness the middle OF the week.
The ~ c. I. will BE- entertained by
Mrs, Johnson Wednesday afternoon.
The " c. T L. Will meet next Wed
nesdsy a; The home Of Mrs. J. P, johnson.
Mrs Fred H Sye and son return ef
last evening from visi, to the big city
George Keyes returned Thursdav
evening after a several weeks absence IL
kansas
Miss Jessie Hoover left yesterday after
noon for her hone IN Topeka. Kansas tor
the summer vacation
Mss Gus Oxiey came up Thur sda Y
orr1ir from Denver for a several day
visit Nth her parents.
7. NJ Puierbaugh and wife are happy
over the advent N their home Tuesdsy Y
@. an eigh, pound boy.
Mrs T. w Hearue Of the Shirley An.
nex, Denver, came up Thursday eveuing 2
on a business mission.
A T. NcAndrews and wife and ] "
Rickard returned Thursday evening from
brIef visit ID Denver.
-
Miss Grace Allison. the popular teach
er, departed yesterday afternoon for her
home in Muscstiue, Iowa.
Rev A. K Chase, Of Holyoke. Colo,
will preach at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning and evening
Jonn Lang, Of the Lamartine mine,
wen. to Denver Yesterday afternoon for
several days visit with his family.
Angus Sutherland departed yesterday
afternoon for BIns ham, Utah, where he
has accepted remunerstive position
John Harvey and Herbert johnson,
devils in the Siftings and Gazette Offices,
respectively, spent Thu sday in Denver.
Miss Charlotte b. Herr left yesie day
afternoon for her former home in Efa,s
ham, III, where she will spend hef vaca-
ton. t
Miss Maud Elliott, 'oa, came MP from
Denver this week to attend the alumni
banquet and for visit with Miss SetIe
Ellis.
Thos. Barnard went TO Cripple Creek
the first of the week, called by an acci-
den, at that place in which his son,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01
SHORT SIFTINCS.

David 5. Hoiderness wasa pc sseuger
on the Monday zfteruoon train.
Fred |. COLON was In Denver, on
legal business the first Of the week
Ben. ] MaTtelon was in town Tuesday
20 attend meeting Of the Elks lodge.
David Ellis came back Tuesday even
ing from visit n the state metropolis.
c. Nckln. OF the Gem Consolidated
was in Denver the fore part cf the week
John g. Roberts, oil the Jackson mill,
was in Denver the fore part of the week
Mrs. Odeal L.ueders came up from
Denver frst OF the week for a short
stay.
A. II. Parker, OF the Little Matte
mine, went to Denver, Mon day after
noon.
Alderman Clans Anderson was in Den
yer Monday and Tuesday on business
mission.
r, NJ hoscriPt the lumberman,
went to Denver Oh the Monday alter
noon tram.
Mrs. {. E. Worth wen; to the petrop-
oils Wednesday afternoon where she
viii VISIT for several days with friends
John Oven, OF the Saratoga Develop.
nent company. made a business visit to
the metropolis between trains last Mon
day.
Judge Crist and Hon. B. O'Counell
of Georgetown, were in the city bet~ern
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-01

Dr.I. NJ Shaller and & + Cabeen, OF
Denver, were in town Tuesday for 8
81 ort time
K. B. Morton and aiie returned Tues
day evening from a hriefe visi, to the
capital city.
Mrs. Herman harpeIes came up from
Denver Monday evening for few day 5
visit with friends
Mrs o. ". Lowell and baby accom-
panied Mr. Lowell up from Denver last
Monday evening.
Richard n White came back Wed
nesday morning from few days stav
il the big burg:
Manager Geo Z. Collins OF the New
house tunnel came up Tuesday morn
ing to See the dump.
George Jones and family returned
"Wednesday morning after a several days
soJourn in the big city.
John H. Edwards. of the popular
grocery firm Of Edwards Bros, was in
the capital city over Sunday.
l.. A. Hafer, the tonsorialist, was in
Denver the FIRST Of the week retur ming
to this city Tuesday evening.
Richard White, the insurance man
was visitor in the great town OF Den
yer the fore part of this week
Mrs. DR.. c. Z. Cooper Of Denver
visited over Sunday with her sister
Mrs. DR.. w. I. Cain IN this city.
a. R. Comstock. Of the Almaden mine
on Fall river, was in town the fore par,
OF the week visiting that property.
Evening star., 1907-08-16
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT VERY DESIRABLE u-RooM
house; one square from Capitol aud Library. In
Quire Of OWNER lOl I'd ST ne. aul3-6t.eSu
Evening star., 1907-08-16
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

STAR BRANCH OFFICES.
II not convenient to call at the
Star office. 11th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. leave your aoVer-
tisement at any of the following
Branch Offices:
NORTHWEST BRANCHES.
Gentncrs Drug Store. I4th and SITS.
EpIley,s Drug Sore. 14th and wsii'ns o.:
Lupton's Drug store. Vermont and 8 sf.
Ki9s's Drug store 10Th and SITS
Herbst's Drug Store 25th and Pa. ave.
CriswGn,= Drug store 7th and sts
Pon Once Once l?" pis Pa Conn av.
Postal Telegraph once 9th and sts
Postal Telegraph Once. Penn: r. r. station
Woodward & LSth-op. Supcrintcndent's de.s:
Interior Dent. sih and F SITS. Telegraph on. Tmee.
5sm,f1s Sdf III 1 s TrrG5'ps Ib oes
Corridor L. s. CaritoI
Grier & Grier's Pharmacy. 9th and y a,s'
Golt, nherc's Department store, 912-2s 7th ST..
Burcau Of Informa tion.
The Hutchirs Kennrr nrus Co. nth and Que.
fons orsF r,sld r,s hF@sg 20 5ooid nits St
Ts' nnron' Pharmacy. goth and st.
GEORGETOWN
O'DonpclJs Drug Stores 32d md sta.
oponncii's Drrs store s2d and Q st.
Adams Express once. 1922 32d st.
fride's Pharmacy. 2sth snd stA
NORTHEAST:
krnealy's Pharmacy. n. Capitol and ] STA
Hsley's Pharmacy, 1lth and r. Capitol Sta
sGer sgh iass sna place
SOUTHEAST:
Bradley's Drug Store. stb and sta
O'DOnnells Drug Store. I'D and Pa. ava
SOUTHWEST:
Snlllvan's Drug Store, 7th and ats
Eleventh Street Wharf. 0Bren HAL
Chss. s. Walter 9O1 AZ st.
ANACosTIA,
y, @. Lohr. % Monroe st
ALEXANDRIA.
4. .. DonIphan. I27 King st.
BRIGHTwooD. D. Co.
wm- Thomas Brigbtwood av. LonsfeUov 81
TENLEYToWN. D. c.:
Geo. r. Parton, Druggist. Wisconsin ave.
Evening star., 1907-08-16

WANTED EXPERIENCED HEAD WAITRESS
FOR new cafe; state reference; good pay 10 right
party. BOX rs star office. aul5 m.
NANTED-5 YOUNG LADIES WHO WRITE
well and rapidly. 50 per week TO begin with
Address BoN ca. Star office. aul4 3t.
WA\TEp-ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for newspapers:
experience unnecessary. Send for particulars
PRESS SYNDICATE. Lock port. y. Y. aui3-5t
Evening star., 1907-08-16

WANTED-BY A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN.
situation cook in private family; best of
reference given. Please call at 2432 Va
W.
Evening star., 1907-08-16
W SVAnpiet0 A6t OF pf0p6fty Tor rent emo IB
weekly bulletin.
SWARTzELL. RHEEM 4 HKEsEY CO..
aulO-Q eSu E

FOR RENT-BY b. F. s
1920 7th NV store. SlO0. O(
400 18th, lsr, &C. OF
1857 8lst, l4r. b.. .oO.O(
lll7 K NV, llr, b. go. OK
1901 9th NV. .sto. dw .b3. q
1881 B1Rt NV, l2r, b. $50
1917 Sth DIV. lir. b.45.0(
1913 Riggs w,lOr, b. 40.S
1180 18th NV, Or, b. .8S.I I
$50 Brightwood ave,
store and DIV. .37. .&
468 NJ NV. Ir, b. ..37.5(
1923 9th nv. Sr, b. .85.0t
40 L NV. sto, dwg.35.O(
1898 10th. Or. b. :. .33. 81
1916 7th nw.sto. dwg32.S
621 P NV. 7r, b. :. III. .6(
7th 4 Morton. sto. 1T All OK
6l4 R NV. 7r, b. . .30.E
72l 9th ne. Or. b. ..90.0
l414 Columbia NV,
Sr. b. b............ .30.O
72 4th NV. 8r, W,
col .......,......2 q. OF
1882 9Th NV, Tor. b.T.5C
Oil L NV, Or, b. .T. .5(
632 L NV, Sr, b. .27.b(
30S r NV. Or. b. .27. sc
1910 Sd NV. Or, b. .27.5C
1921 9Th NV. Or. b. .26. 50
l74S SeatoD. Or. b(col) 25. SO
zoos Fla av ne. 7r. b. Is. SC
lst and Decatur SITS. q.
warehouse. electric ele
Evening star., 1907-08-16
LOST AND FOUND.

L0St-AtG l3 rLAlN GOLD BRACELET At
S"ston store. Liberal reward Return to 100
New York ave nv. auiG-3t'
Evening star., 1907-08-16

LOST WEDNESDAY EVENING. IApY'S GOLD
watch. initials i. L. \: piu pttarhed with opal
selimg Suitable reward win bc given SOS
ilth NV. I'd nnur
Evening star., 1907-08-16

FOR RENT
1882 18th St. Or. End b.. SPECIAL
1y13-tf WM. A. EASTERDAY Inc Bond Blde
FOR RENT-CoLoRED RENTERS. ATTENTION.
Only $l7.0O and $500 for those new apart
ments, with porcelain bath. back porches, ETC..
on sherman ave. Doth ST. corner OF Columbia
road NV: only desirable tenants need apply.
JORDAN & BLoOMER, Inc.. 1905 st. NV.
my9tf
Evening star., 1907-08-16

FOR RENT-CNFURNISHED-
1s1l Ssi mo 5S2s ~: So So per- peer mo mo
1913 n. ..... $40 per mo s12 18th. 49,. 245 pe. mo
1882 Jen n pl. $50 per mo 1928 18th. $40 Der mo
OFFICES.
SSasenient, sio IAN ST. .............$ 500 per mo
Stonu hoor' oio i4th 81 500 per mo
Third floor, S15 14th st..............$ ST. $35 per mo
OLYMPIA APARTMENT HOUSE,
Apartment. rooms and bath. ........ SEQ M, mn
Apartment, rooms and bath. ...,,. 345 ns, mo
Apartment, rooms and bath. ...,... S35 iser ,no
STONELEIGH COURT w. '
few very desirable apartments now vacant 4,
6toneleigh Court at from $50 to Sl65 ner montn
FITCH. FOX & BROWN
'au9-tf l4O0 q a.
Evening star., 1907-08-16
SAUL CO., 7TH 4 l. NV.

AUL CO., 7TH 4 l. NV.
1919 VT. ave. NV, 7r,
4sa H NV. ir. W.. Is. 500 90
1928 sth NV, 7r. b..25.O0
63e Fla av NV .6r, b. .2.36
1917 eth NV. 7r. b. %. 90
1909 Marion NV, ,7r, b22. so
2226 G NV, Tr, b. .20.50
93s 18th Sc. Or. b.. 20. so
lst1 9Th NV. Or, b. %. 30
1904 7th NV. .sto, 3r. 1880
S03 1th ne. store. ...la.OO
653 18th ne. Or, b. 1900
I n sc, Or, b ......l5. 10
AZ N NV. store. :. 1870
2039 Gale ne tcoD ,6r12.O
2034 It'll NV, sto, q. 90
7lS 9th ne, store. .l2.00
1908 Valley NV, Ar,
W. col. ..........l1.30
2l22 NY. ave NV. Ar.
". col. ............l0.30
Rear 1923 T st nv,
stable. gas and w.l0.W
616 La ave. basement,
i 2176 ............10.0
RlI1S 9th NV. sta, $4,000
110S Goat al NV ,5r. We. so
22o3 9th NV. 2r, I'd
floor. col. g.. 90
2229 Sth NV. stable. 8. 90
7 2S02 NJ ne. Or. 90
e.. new and modern
etc. ........ .20o. 90
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26

now be pushed in the most energetic
manner, directed by the highest mining
skill and backed by ample capital.
The Ludwig is property of proved
merit, but it has never heretofore had
the advantage of capable financial or
mining direction, yet for many years it
has been proft-earning mine and has
produced greater tonnage of high
grade ore than any other mine in the
camp, and there is hardly room for a
doubt that under the direction of such
thorough h-paced mine operator as Mr..
Continued on Page s.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26

and the sale was made to Max Jung
handel, well-known mining engineer,
now of Yerington, but who has oper-
ated extensively for some years in Tono-
pah, Goldield and other Nevada camps.
1t is understood that heavy capitalists
are with Junghandel in the purchase, but
their names will not be disclosed for the
present.
The Ludwig is very valuable prop
erty and all interests in the Yerington
district are gratifed to learn that it has
passed into strong and capable hands,
and that its complete development will
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26

We have been aware for several weeks
that negotiations were in progress, but
they were conducted in San Francisco,
and the news that the transaction had
been concluded was not received in Yer
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26
SOLD FOR One MILLION, DOLL
dein the
Yn>De Of Promptly Declined Purchaser

ington till the last form of our paper
was on the press, SO that we were able
to make even the briefest mention of it
only by throwing out matter already set.
The price paid was one million dollars
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26
YER|NGT0N'S SCHOOL OF MINES
OPEN TOALL The WORLD -TU|T|ONFREE

A. There many other great copper mines at YER
ngton The Ludwig (sod last week for I,oooooo)
the Bluestone the Mason Valley the Yerngton Copper
King the Malachite the Mcconnell and the Yerngton
Copper. These give promise of developing into very
great mines and may rival the great
Q. Is it great advantage San Francisco and Bos-
ton and New York to be permitted by kind Providence
live in the country that contains such great
copper camp Yeringtonf
A. 1t is proud and valuable advantage to those
cities to live in country that contains two such wonder
full camps Yerington and God6eld-stimulates their
patriotism and fills their pockets for those great money
put up most of the long green to develop the
mines and they swipe the big end of the profits
Q. Is that just and fair toward Nevada?
A. It's all the square, teacher. They share the
risk too. Nevada Amt got no kick comm.
O. Are those cities helping Yerington?
A. They all throwing money at Yerington just
now to help themselves. They know good thing when
MAcIc-LANTERN SHOW.
O. Should Yerngton feel pity indignation
toward Ely?
A. Yerngton should feel measured Indignation
tempered with pity to truly great copper
Ely trying raise money to open its mines by niham
methods that give the State bad
O. Would it not be wiser and profitable to start
magic-lantern show to promote SO good cause?
A. 1t would be wiser and profitable and alto
gether more respectable
O. Should denounce people who earnestly
doing the best they know how?
A. We should not severely reprove people who
are doing the best they know how, but should bear with
them in Christian charity.
O. Will the copper mines of Ely be profitable!
A. They will be immensely profitable when Ely quits
hm-A -Aammng with przefghs and gets down straight
mining, and the Ely mines will last for generations
O. Does Ely possess railroad?
A. No, but jimcrow railroad possesses Ely and
charges cents mile passenger fare.
O. What should we expect of community that has
no spirit than to meekly endure such monstrous
extortion?
A. We should expect them to hang themselves if they
wake up and realize how contemplate their meek
makes them look in the eyes of intelligent and
determined Americans. We should also expect people
so meek-sprted and stupid try such fool fim-ham
trick giving pzefght exhibition raise money for
the development of their Mines and be able under
stand that such method is the best way in the world to
make capital afraid of their camp.
O. Will Nevada become the greatest copper
producer in the world!
A. Just certain the Nevada has i'm
measurable wealth of copper.
Q. What has Yerngton got that other mining
camp possesses!
A. Yerngton has got the world by the tail on down
hill run-and don't you forget it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26

The sale of the well-known Ludwig
mine of this district, briefly mentioned
in our last issue, was the largest cash
transaction ever made in the Yerington.
copper field.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26

O. Where is Reno and what you say of it?
A. Renois the metropolis of Nevada and is situated
about rs miles northwest of Yerngton.
Q. What can you say of the press of Reno.
A. 1t is powerful. The Journal is the greatest morn
ing paper city and the Gazette the grestest
ing paper.
0. Have Renos papers been good to Yerngton?
A. Very-they never done us no dirt
O. Then every place Of any Importance in the United
States seems lie in direction another from Yer
ington-am right?
A. Yer dead right teacher That's exactly the way
of it. Yer onto your job
O. Has Reno got any railroads?
a. No, but several railroads have got Reno by the
scu O. the neck have been holding her the
grndstone for 40 years.
Q. What excuse do the railroads make for treating
Nevada badly?
A. They all say they're not in business for their
health. NkAs#
CLASS IN ECONOMICS.
O. Where is Ely and what is it noted for?
A. Ely is about $50 miles directly east of Yerington
about as the Utah line Yerngton from the
California line. is copper camp and it is noted for
getting prizehghts to attract capital tor the develop
ment of its mines.
O. Is that good way to enlist capital!
A. Have to wait till we hear from Ely-the mill aint
been pulled off yet.
0: Would outside folks think from such scheme of
advertising all the people of Nevada toughs and
film Hammers. "
A. Might if they don't know Nevada.
O. Are the people Of Ely more coarse and brutal than
those of other Nevada camps!
A. Oh, nc! The people of Ely are all right-nicest
kind of peoplebut they farmers and don't know
other way to raise money to develop their mines
ELYs GREAT MINES.
f O. Are the copper mines of Ely great
A. The copper mines OF Ely truly great but
O. How do they compare with the great copper
mines of Yerington?
A. Don't compare at all--ant n@the Yerington class
O. Would Ely be the greatest copper camp in Nevada
if Yerngton had not been discovered?
A. 1t would, for it is truly great camp. ~
O. What means should Ely take to let the outside
world know what great copper mines has got and to
enlist capital in their development in decent and
spectacle way?
A. The honest old farmers of Ely should advertise
their great copper mines and their need of development
funds in the Yerington newspaper.
GREATEST MINES.
O. Which IS the greatest copper mine in the world
and what you say of it?
A. The great Nevada-Douglas of Yerington. 1t has
calculabe copper value in sight exceeding 1000 million
dollars the present price Of copper 1t may be called
little mountain of copper
O. Are there other great copper mines at Yerington!
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26
coLDFlELD.

Q. Where is Godfeld and what you say of it!
A. Godfeld is about miles southeast of Yering-
ton 1t is the greatest gold camp in America and its
people enjoy distinction of being the cleverest and
boldest advertisers earth
Q. In what remarkable way the school children
of Goldfeld taught find the greatest divsor?
A. To advertise for it.
Q. How do the clergymen of Goldfeld instruct their
congregations to seek the grace of God?
A. To advertise for it.
Q. What else you say of Goldhed?
A. contains tenth of the population of Nevada,
one-half the brans threeffhs of the energy fousev
enhs of generosity and the best newspapers of any
camp of its size in the world 1t is sometimes called the
mother of mining camps because it has aided in the dis
covery and development of many other camps, among
which Greenwaer, Johnny, Bulfrog Gold Mountain,
Cuprite, Manhattan, Round Mountain, Fairview and
Wonder.
Q. Why was Gold6eld lately assailed by the vulgar
Guggenheim family who the Smelter Trust and who
had just purchased senatorship from Colorado?
A. Because Goldied is starting independent
smelter which the unholy Guggenheim monopoly
Q. Should we all stand up for God6eld when thus
assaed?
A. All Nevada should stand up and fight for Cold
field to the last ditch whenever and wherever and by
whomsoeve unjustly assaled for her is the
of every camp Nevada and injury is the
cern of ALL Our hope (and only hope) of delivery
from the Robber Railroads and the Pratica Smelter Trust
lies in the brave leadership of Gold6eld We always
rally to her defense and bear up her hands for if she
crippled goose is cooked and huckeberres for
the Robber Railroads and the Pratical Smelter Trust
Q. Has Gold6ed done anything for Yerington?
A. Betcher life she has, teacher-furnshed
with luminous and fascinating example of how to get
there and land with both feet.
Q. Is there anything memorable that you can say of
this wonderful gold camp-anyhing easy to remember
and that will be cherished in the hearts of her brave
people?
A. Yes. The camp contains the richest gold mines
in the world and the of God6eld have largest
feet in the country not excepting Chicago.
@. Is that good sgnl
A. Yer buddy right it is teacher Best kind of a
sign Women with big feet never go crooked, and the
women of Goldfed the best in the word-look after
the poor and the sick and the public schools hold
their giddy men pretty leve-for mining camp.
q. Can you mention something comparable in size to
the Gold6eld female foot?
"A. Huh! Raisn boxes
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-26
CLASS IN GEOGRAPHY.

@. Where is San Francisco?
A. Two hundred and fifty miles straight west of Yer
ington the Pacific Coast.
Q. Where is New York?
A. Over 5000 miles east of Yerington on the Atlantic
Coast.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23
The Girl Of The Golden West,

Among number Of other charac.
tiers that have rarely, II ever, been
put upon the stage, THE Girl Of tine
Golden West" which comes 10 the
Grand Opera House, Saturday, May
25th. numbers one that is especially
distinctive because OF the absolute per.
fectlon with which Il Is drawn. This
character Is Billy Jackrabbit, an In.
dian hanger.on Of the camp. Because
ne is true TO life, Billy Jackrabbit Is
anything bRt the noble red man." His
one ambition Is TO exist without labor.
and in the least troublesome way. The
Indian is present in the cast Of char,
acters because Billy Jackrabhit Is n
real Indian and not the hero-wor
shippers Ideal aborigine, and the pic
true he draws Is in some ways shock
10 those whose ideas of Indian charac
ter have been taken from books In
which he Is credited with numerous
virtues.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23

~ 2 ~ n ~
BENZ NED INDIAN 6 HlEF;ii
EN- RouTEsT WAS "
ING TON.
ToicALl ON PRESIDENT.
y = '0N FhesIUtNI

NORFOLK, Va, May 23-Ridlne
a thousand miles across country to
pay his respects TO the Chief Execu:
tive Of the Nation is Little Wolf, a
full hlooded Sioux Indian from the
loi Ranch at Bliss, Oklahoma. This
Journey begun in Chicago on the morn.
Ing Of the 9TH Of May, and the douty
warrior is riding his fayorlte broncho
from that city to Washington to ex.
tend to the President an invitation to
be present at the opening OF the I0i
Ranch at the jamestown Exposition,
which important event occurs on May
Goth.
The lOl Ranch has been transport.
ed bodily from Bliss, Oklahoma. to
Norfolk, Va. and is now being erect.
ed on the Exposition grounds, spread.
Ing out over an area as great as two
city blocks, and with grandstand,
from which the Public may witness
the pranRs Of the animals and their
mnnipulatoTs that seats $1,000 people.
This is undoubtedly the largest wild
vest aggregation ever transported
from the West to the East, containing
over Ave hundred cowboys. cowglrls,
Indians and MeXicans, and with a
Ike number Of horses and many but.
faloes and cows, lassoedon the plains
and brought TO the jamestown Expo.
sition to amnse millions.
The President would doubtless h.,
very happy 10 find himself the cen.
tral figure Of this company on the day
OF May Goth, when they have their
opening at the Exposition, and there
Is much speculation as to what will
be the nature Of the reply he will make
10 the invitation Of Little Wolf, when
he arrives In Washington. The In.
habitants Of the far West are very
dear to the heart Of the President, and
no one would be surprised should he
put the Chief up at the White House
for Jay or so and then bring him
down 10 the Exposition on the May.
flower.
The Indian Is attracting, according
TO reports, much attention along his
line Of march, being attired In all the
glory Of the Indian paraphernalla.
with much paint and feathers.
The War Path at the Exposition Is
already rather lively spot. but when
the big ranch opens up. and begins to
have its rouDd.ups and buffalo chases
there will be much noise from whoop.
Ing Indians. and the swapping Of for.
tEfours" TO break In on the bedfam
OF the spielers and ballyhoos. Already
the bad men with his big gun and
likewise big sombrero, and the COW.
girl, also With her big gun and fetch.
ing costume and sun.klssed complex.
ion, and the Indian warrior. with his
war paint and tomahawk stroll about