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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
DIAMOND HUNTING IN KENTUCKY

IC Nv WIN
From present indications there is no
longer a doubt as to the existence of a
splendid showing for diamonds in Ken
tucky. For many years those versed in
such matters have insisted that this
State offered iattering prospects for
diamond mining, but capitalists were
tinlid. and ii has taken long process
of reasoning to get them interested. At
last the work is fairly under way, and
the results will be eagerly watched.
The plant to do mining is now in pro-
cess of installation in Elliott County.
and by January l an immense diamond
washing pan and its accessory machin-
cry, built from South African models.
will begin an exhaustive test of the
Kentucky Kimberlite deposits. which
biologists say are practically Identical
with the olivine pyroxine rock In the
Kimberly fields in South Africa
Elliott County is the first and only
place in the United States which has
made an effort-to determine the possi-
bilities of diamond mining in this coun-
try. Most of the finds so far have been
in alluvial deposits, and one Of the
best was a 24karat stone of fine quail
ity picked UP in Virginia some fifty
years ago. but the source of those has
never been found. Biologists believe
that the wholesale washing operations
will determine whether these deposits
carry true gems and in paying quan-
tities-Nashville American.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05

Minnie Campbell 70 George H. Powers and wife
lot on NV corner Of Thirtyseventh avenue and
street W 57:6 by 100; SO.
Same TO James r. Presley. lot on E line OF
| Twenty-eighth avenue, $50 OF R street, 100
James Donohue and wife to Annie Pugh, lot on
I Sc line of Minna street, 334 NE OF Seventh. Ne
/ 25 by Sc 30; $40.
W line of Neptune street. $50 OF Williams
avenue. y 30 by " 100: $40
Leopold WeinStein and wife to Terence Multi
gan. lot 10, block F, Silver Terrace Homestead;
Stephen cassineln to Samuel Green. lots 9 and
10, block 50, Refs Tract: $4,000
Frances e. Cassinelli TO Samuel Green. lots
and r. S0ss 50 q ob5 ksi5 TE"st stssa and wife
lot on S line of McAliister street. 1925 " Of
Pierce. W 20 by S 100; $40;
| Henry Ickelheimer ct al. to julius Weilheimer,
lot on Sc corner of Clay and Leavenworth
/ streets 1876 by e 100; $40
/ Anna R. Pierson ct al. TO Charles A. Godding.
9s forn1s Gn iree nas Is HsS Sy 'fPSs ioo; SO 10
| Louise Hoffman, to Bertha Honuann. lot on
| " line OF Orizaba street. 200 OF Saraelo,
s.o S9 % -,~- -' 70 Sisi Axdal and wife. lot on
n lire of Twenty ninth street. 255 Of Castro.
Sol Gstz & Sons 70 ": Edward B. Wilcox.
lot on line Of Thirty- fourth n "a, avenue zoo
Harold \. Duhem 70 r. A. Crothers. lot 21.
Salomon's portion OF Rock Rancho; $40.
27 hap1s AND Is. osE SIocE B. Silver Terrace; SO
George 5. Grim ct al. TO samuel u: Grim
lot street On lise Sc Sg Sg Vwssse iao s1c sNsnOs
Unicn Trust Company (trustee OF estate ot
julius NJ Israeli TO Alfred J. Ricb lot On y
| line Of Sutter street 24:4 OF Leavenworth,
| 3 25 BY Csc: grant
Hannah GerstIe to George Muller. lot
line OF Frederick street, sos or Clayton
dsroIamo Il 70 Bscigalupi TO Francesca Bacigslupi:
lot on W line Of Dupont street. l0z:4 or
Lombard. S 65:2 by W 100; $40.
| John Middleton and wife to Mary G.. Buck
fnrham lot on S line OF Green street. % OF
Scott, 27:6 by S 1875, and one other piece;
$1o-
Building Contracts
OSCAR Tobriner with W. Fl. wickersham--To
ersrf q tvro-story frame building on \ line OF
Jackson street. e5 OF Locust, 1916 by y
| 127:s1f S961S
Kstherine Z. Norton with Oregon Construction
| Company-To erect a three-story and basement
frame building on line Of Pine street. s0:6
OF TAYLOR f 80 by S 1915; SCI, 800.
Mrs Ebben Donahue with John ]. Whlte-To
Complete partly finished two-story frame build
ing on Rincon place, near Bryant street;
s Morgan Sons with the van Emon Ele-
vator Conpany--One electric freight and one
electric passenger and one sidewalk elevator for
streets. W 1910. S 40, W s, so. 77:s,
100 s6e43.
Joseph HOFFMAN, with ]. W. Watkins Com
pany-sIfllwork for a fourstory building on
Leon Guggenhime with NJ f. Gale--Brick,
terra Gotta and stone work for a hve-story and
basement brick building on line OF Post
street. 6S:10A " OF Grant avenue. " 80.
Mrs. Leontine Ferra with c. NJ. Lindsay
Carpenter work. ETC.. for q three-story and base
ment brick building on line OF Jackson street.
NE 81 s'oss5pn sss sls ooo 90 sO;0' 0i;o'
Same with Jean collin-Exeavating trenching.
hriekwork- ETC.. for same. $1,000.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Chartered for Lumb.r

Chartered for Lumber
The British bark Inreramsay al Honolulu Il
under under charter for lumber from Puget Sound e
belagoa Bay, and the German bark Schwarzeh
bek. on Puget Sound. is engaged for the same
business Whence 70 Callao At sos. The latter
was chartered prior 70 arrival
Oil for Honolulu
The tank steamer Santa Maria was cleared
yesterday FOR Honolulu via Port Hartford with
barrels Of asphaltum aud 10 rolls Of building
port. At Port Harford the vessel will take or
$1,000 barrels Of crude oil IN buik. valued Al
$50. 0c0.
Exports by the san Jose
The steamer san Jose sailed on Saturday fol
Ancon ana way ports with cargo valued at Sl04.
~. ~ 10 be distributed as follows: For Mexico
Kew York. Sz7 .5le: Colombia siase: Ecuador sTlI r
s24s2; Peru, 800 Jamaica. sie0: sermany,
Sl05o. The following were the principal slip
TO ieSico-1oeo lbs rosin. 50 bxs glass. 30 6.
coaloil cs oils. 50S lbs soda. 1925 lbs borsN Il
los spices % lbs paste. 2el lbs sago, 10 q
salmon, $50 lbs tea, 16 cs canned goods. 663 los
raisins.
To Central Amerfca-4s24 bbls nour. a e2o lbs
rice. $50 lbs lard 31s lbs and ! cs cheese 3z2s
los beans. isSl lbs and es paste. 800 lbs nuts
l59 cs canned goods. 11.1e0 lbs salt 200 lbs
dried fruit. ESQ lbs Goldfish. % pkgs groceries
aud provisions. 1895 lbs spices 1898 lbs tea 5ss
lbs saeo, 500 lbs aud 9 RS millstuffs ~ cs sal
onions. 2asS gals and IS - wine. 9s cs whisky
3208 II lumber. bdls hroons ~ bdls pine 4ss(
lbs pig iron. ll.44o lbs cosl s1.97o lbs coke 1:
coils rope IS rkgs n-id. 90 cs coslofl. ~ pkes
drygOods. lo2 pkgs machinery. 2T cs bbls and
tanks oil. 70 cs aRd bhls tar as bdls shocks
20 Kegs nails. 33 pkgs paints. s cs typewrlters
% bdls paper. 700 bids and 1l2 pcs iron. 346 pes
and 81 bdls STEEL
70 Panama bbls hour. 24oo gals wine
s7.3ls n lumber.
To New York-s4sao gals wine. 81 IS paints.
{ % dssks quicksilver. p casks drugs 80 sss
horns
TO celon5ia-3co bbls -four. crts potatoes
and onions.
To EcuadOr--s5o bbis four. "a coils rope
To peru--10 cs canned goods
To Jamsica-4o cs canned salmon.
To lsermsnv-20 cs drr1cs
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Llentenant D. S. N. in Chsrge.
Arrived Msrch a--schr Fortst Homo. hence


Arrived March 3--schr Forest Home. hence
AsToRIA--Arrired March 4--stmr Geo. w.
Elder hence March i. via Eureka.
Sailed March 4--Ship Oriental. for San Fran.
cisco: bark Big Bonanza. for Ssa Francisco.
Arrived March 4--Nor strnr skogstaG. from
Guaymas: Br stmr Aymerie. hence March 1.
SANTA BARBARA-Arrised March 4--etmr
Santa Ross, heBce March g.
Sailed Merch 4-stmr Santa Rosa fos San
FORT BRAGG--Arrired March 4--stmr whites
SAN PEDRo-Arrived March s--stmr Nor
wood, hence March 1; stmr AlcatEaz, hence
Sailed March s--schr Louise, for Umpqua
River; schr Caroline for Umpdua River.
Arrived March 4---Stmr Roanoke, hence March
ssIied siaS nb Msrcb I ssc6r RI Resolute. for arays
ETERETr-ssiled March 4--stmr Tampico.
'Ol Arrived 1aV Mar March 4.Bktn Diamond Head. from
San PsaTo, o 70 L Iose. fof Or Sal san Frsnslsec
Carmel. chehaiis and Thos. L. Wand. tor san
Arrived March 2--Brir Geneva. hence Feb 2c;
hktn Retriever, from San Pedro strr Quinault.
Sailed March s--schrs Dauntless. Roy somers,
Arrived March 3-Stmr sves. hence Feb IS.
stmr Grace Dollar .lls.n he9cs Feb , z;
MISUNDERSTANDING March s--stmr Ha.
waiian. from Costsscoalcos, snip Arthur Sewsi,
from Honolulu. aud anchored below overfans
ISLAND PORTS
HoNoLuLU-Arriyed March s-Stmr Hiso.
nfan. hence Feb %.
FOREIGN PORTS
SYDNEY--Arrived March 2--Ship Wm H.
Smith. from Port Hadloek.
VICTOR1A--Arrlyed March 4--Br stnr EN-.
press OF India from Hongk0nx
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Feb le-Br stmr Cla.
rerburn. for ----
coRoNEL-sailed Feb s--Br stmr isyton. for
Delaware Breakwafer.
Arrived Feb 15--Br stmr Kelvinbank from
Valparaiso.
Sailed Feb 15-Br stmr Franklin. for Ant
werp.
MoJI--saIled Feb ie--Br stmr Indrasarnna.
for New York
= AfpE-Arrived March 2---Isr shin Bar
core. from Vancouver.
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RUMOR THAT GOVERNMENT
is OUT A COLD MILLION
Report Denied by Official Investigat-
ing the Subtreasury Shortage
in Chicago

CHICAGO March "A report here
today that 81 100000 Instead of only
s173, 900 had been stolen from the Chit
ca go Subtreasury was denied tonight
by Subtreasurer Boldenweck and the
secret service officials who are workin &
on the case. Boldenweck followed his
denial. however. with the statement
that the examination of the four wash
ington experts who came yesterday and
were counting the funds in the local
SubtreasuTy might show a variation
from the amount made public--Sl73.0 900,
but he asserted that it was not expect
ed that this variation would be large.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
NOTICE TO THE sTOCKHoLDERs OF TIN
NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAM CnSFpANX

special meeting of the stockholders OF the
Northwestern Pscihc Railroad Company viii he
held at the office Of the Company in room No.
1043 in the James Flood building at No. Ta
Market street, In the City and County. OF San
Francisco in the State OF California. the same
being the principal place OF business OF said
corporation. and being the building where the
Board OF Directors OF said corporation usually
meet. on the 2eth day of April. 1907. at the
hour OF IL o'clock. noon. TO consider and act
edness OF said corporation. to the amount IN
the aggregate. Of Thirty-nve Million Dollars
1886 GOO G0O) in Gold Coin Of the United States
Ia portion Of which is to be used IN retiring ex-
istiIg bonded indebtednessl and TO increase the
bonded indebtedness of said corporation up to
Million Dollars 1886. coo. 0O0l in Gold Coin OF the
United States. and TO secure the said proposed
bonded Indebtedness BY a mortgage or deed Of
trust upon the railroads. franchises and prop
erty OF the company now owned Or hereafter
acquired. and the income thereof. OF such part
deed Of trust: and to determine the form
and terms Of said bonds and mortgage OF deed
Of trust, and TO authorize the Board OF Directors
to take all such action they may deem
necessary exnedent IN the premises.
Dated the 25th day OF February. 1907.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
]. L. WILLCUTT.
Secretary OF the Northwestern Pacific Railroad
r. z. CALVIN.
wM. r. HEREIN.
WILLIAM HOOD,
~. I. SMITH.
y. r. DUNNE
A. n. PAYS0N.
Fl. .. PILLSBURY,
EDWARD CHAMBERS.
w A. RISSETirA
Di-sesere y said Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Ccnpaa7
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SYNnI.sfs

A storm of large area Is drifting inland from
the sen ard win probehls move noFthward, ca1s-
ing general rain over central and northern Cain
fornia and brisk 20 high south srly winds. Al
Los Angeles maximum wind velocity Of "a
riles bEs occurred and al San Diego 80 miles.
storm warnings are displayed along the coast
for high southerly winds
San Francisco and sicinity-Showers Tuesday;
brisk 70 high southerly winds.
Sacramento Yaley--Showers Tuesday; brisk ia
high S0utherly winds
San Joaquin Vslley--Showers Tuesday, brisk
10 high south winds.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Showers Tuesday;
brisk to high sOutherly rinds.
Movements OF Steamers
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The nrerdne Ifrf

British bark Ornsary. out i73 days from Ca
leta Coiosa, fer Antwerp. 20 per cent.
German bark Vigiiant out l20 days from La
gUna for tie channel, y per cent.
Russian schooner Cyrus. out 81 days from Port
OF spain, for Seattle. 10 per cent
British bark Berwickshire. out I59 days from
Corinto. for Falmouth IS per cent.
French BARK Bisrritz. out 80 DAYS from Cher
bourg. FOR Hobart. per cent.
British bark killoran. out ICE DAYS from Port
Townsend for Liverpool. S per cent
Stesmship Dakota, ashore near Yokohama. 40
per cent.
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FIRE IS RAGING IN
HEART Of P|TTsDURC
Explosion Adds to Danger
of Conflagration in
Smoky City

PITTsBURG. March 5.---An alarm was
sounded at 3:15 for FIRE in building
at Fourth avenue and Chancery lane,
in the heart of the downtown district.
when the firemen arrived the place was
burning fiercely. An explosion oe-
CURED at 3:20 a. m. and adjacent prop
erty is threatened.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05

ANNUAL MEETING HAKALAU PLANTATION
COMPANY-The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the HAKALAU PLANTATION
COMPANY viii be held WEDNESDAY.
March G. 1907. at the hour OF IL O'clock y. m.
at the office OF the company. 2023 California
ST. San Francisco Cal. for the purpose oi
electfng directors for the ensuing year. and foI
the transaction OF such other business as map
come before the meeting
Transfer books will close on Saturday. Feb
ruary o. 1907, at the hour OF O'Clock .. m.
h W. THOMAS. Secretary
ONLY LOCAL MANUFACTURER
3. PASQUALE CO..
100 WEBSTER. COR. TURK.
PHONE WEST 49o.
ARMY. NAVY. SOCIETY GOODS.
REGALIAS. FLAGS. BANNERS.
BADGES CAPS,
UNIFORMS
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Z. s. Branch Hydrosraphic once

a branch Of the United states Hydrcgraphic
Office. located ar the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners. without regard 10 nationality sn6 free
Of expense. NaviSators are cordially invited 70
visit the Office. where complefe sets Of charts
and sailing directions OF the world are kept at
hand, for comparison and references, and the
latest inforna tion can always be obtained regard
ing lights. dangers TO navigation and all matters
OF interest 10 ocean commerce. The time ball
service las been suspended pending the recon
struction OF the tower OF the Ferry building.
J. q. BURNETT
Lieutenant q. s. N in Charge
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Army Transports

EEauNpoEts
The Burnside Is at Seattle.
The Buford Is in port
The Crook is IN port. Out Of commission.
The Dixie Is az Manila.
The kirkpatrick Is al Newport News. Va.
The Logan is IN port and viii sail today for
Manila.
The ingalls, Is at Newport News. Va.
The Sheridan Is I'm port. out Of commission.
Tie sherman sailed January - from Honolulu
for Manila.
The Thomss sailed January % from Manila
for this port.
The Warren is IN port. being fitted to go into
commission
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sailed toosy 20 reload Tho latter took freight
ana passengers FOR san Francisco.
\ sun scuiAeaster hlew tndar. the wind nt
ZINES having velocity Of forty miles an hour.
me Catalina Island passenger steamer Cabrill0
mace the trip 10 Avalon. but unable 10 land
On account u rough weather. returning here
early this afternoon
pAPEETE. Tahiti Feb. 20-lOn Deceber l6.
ner the isirns of Fskalima. the eighty-ton
schooner Ina wss driven upon the barrier reef
ana became a total wreck 1he crew and cargo
were landed safely on the island. but all efforts
- assist the stranded schooner were unsuc-
cessfuL The survivors of tine vessel reached
tapeeie by means Of a small cutter
Ihe hrigantine tsaiilrc came into Pepepfe har-
tsef January 81. ana remained until February
~, when she sailed for Japan.
The French gunbost Zolee arrived Febru-
ruary j..
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!
oUEENsrowN---Arrived March 4--Br stmr
TAHITI-Arrived Jan 3l--Brig Gaiilee. from
San Diego. and sailed Feb 10. for japan, via
''-A'Oa OCEAN STEAMERS
ANTWERP--ArTived March 3-Strr Finland,
New YoRK-sailsd March 4--stmr Batavia.
y. arrived rived March 4-stmr La Bretaene from
Hfavre; stmr ultnnia. from Gibraltar; stmr Co.
HxvRE--ArriTed March s--stmr La Gascosne,
sSlY RN NA--Arrived March <--stmr Arabia
''is PLYsfouTH--Arrived March 4-stmr Kron.
prrz wiiheiuf from New York. for Cherbours
aHG HGGuaYAou1Ixsailed .lSlseI. Feb 27-stmr N,caria
from San Francisco, for Hamburg
RoTTERDAM-Arrived March s-stmr Sta
tendan. from New York
BOULOGNE--Sailed March 4-Stmr Nieuw
Amsterdam, for New York.
Memorandu
Per stn1r Iaqua. at san Francisco March &
from EureRa--Reports that Duxbury Reef buoy
seems to be out of order Making very little
YOKOHAMA, March 4--Stmr Dakota from
Seattle. previously reported ashore. lies In bad
position at foshima, Bows reported under
Fer stmr Breakwater from Coos BAY. March
oe s o os e oir Ees 5as ss same ths thine
strong tide set in when crossing.
Per stmr Mariposa-Feb IS passed a four
astsd EsFl,sh ,d"r SsEk a s bearing sw
TAHFf1 Feb le-Fr schr Ina was totally
wrecked on Dec 16 1905. near the island OF
YOKOHAMA, March 4-Steamers arriving at
Yokohsma report steamer Dakota looks appar-
entity deserted sevsFal steamers an and three Jap
gage lost. Ten bags OF mail saved. Ship Is
dangerously sunk BY the head. Sea rough. :
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Weather Report

United States Department OF Agriculture.
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. March 4. 1907;
RAINFALL DATA
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r0 SATI FROM SEATTLE
Sum and Tfdr

United States Coast and Geodetic Surrey--Tinne
and Heights of Tides az Fort Point. For City
front tNission-street wharf add % minutes.
TUESDAY MARCH
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QUEENsTowN--Arrived March 4--Br stmr
strathnaifn, from Tacoma.
TAHITI-Arriyed Jan 31--Brig GaliIee from,
San Diego, and sailed, Feb 10, for japan. via
Samoa.
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Why Work Stopped.


gambler forcby brought
Walowa county week
Selling pext tight money pupoy
andh
included
Egn this valley, which within months
OF being completed
waiting years sportaon facilities,
in
policies making his
schemes
the explanation the that being
TOOLS the Record explanation the
while radical will find business
city is also telling the
be fooled hghounding
Wall gambing)
We to how other judgng conversation
Enterprise vicinity would
of government ownership of railroads.
stopping
N evidenced by the following facts:
dependent construction funds
Standard OIL New York Life Mutual Life
combine would
build railroad
Of beginning work.
The only limit to their earnings the number of
Northern and Northern
sucion work on their roads will be stopped.
Walowa compelled wait railroad furnished
years. indefni
be for months only, or 1t be for
of the
railroad like the Northern Pacific would millions
but it would be worth millions to the people.
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Records Great $405
Prize Contest
Grand. Prize $165.

Lot l. of block in Beautiful Alder View Addition city
Enterprise The lot is Ltch block from Depot
1t is 5Ox145 feet in ze level ubrrgated all in lawn and its
soil OF the finest situated midway between the business section
of the city and the O. railway depot Leading business and
have bought lots in Alder View addon19 lots
sold there in the last three months and beautiful homes
erected all around the grand lot good
than cash. All the lots in the immediate vicinity held $165
hlgherone the $O0and advance will surely
occur before spring is needless tell of Alder Veweveryone
the county familiar with this peerless residence section Enterprise
There undesirable lots there but the grand lot the
choicest 1t purchased Daniel Boyd the Walowa
Law Land Abstract company who and has the exclusive
of Alder View lots.
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Special Prize $15.
PRIZE NO. II.

subscriptions Record for the first list OF 10 yearly
subscribers through the mail by the News Record between 0
hour opening postoce in Enterprise Wednesday, Nov 2O
Saturday. Nov 23 This to all contestants Only
new subscribers count 10 arrive tme each
will prize of subscriptions if three lists TO-
each will prize of subscripions if more each will
prize subscriptions This to EVERY CON-
TESTANT sending subscribers between the dates
named SUBSCRIPTIONS the News Record
dispose may desire Remember the for sub
scrbers with this prize send in the fret list receive 10
subscriptions that you may sell for $15 and SIX THOUSAND
VOTES the prizes If in list Of 10 whether
first you receive subscriptions do with please
THREE THOUSAND VOTES toward the other prizes
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Desirable Immigrants.

Oregon attracting the attention Russian Baltic
immigrants One inquiry received by the Oregon Develop league
from thoroughly reliable says Partcurs desired
about 1000 good land suitable for farming
raising 10 miles
that be purchased for cash $50
Russian colony The inquiry further says: "Ou people Cir
from the Caucasus honest sober industrious and physically
the equal in Europe They will bring their Arab horses
and Angora sheep and goats They will be credit any
ity in which they may settle and satisfied will be followed by
immigrants from the Baltic Germans and from Russia
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Boyd McReynolds
Notice to Stockmen.

All stockmen who desire the privilege
OF grazing stock on the lmnaha National
Forest during the grazing seasons OF
1908 me required to file their applica.
tions before January /, 1905, with
Howard X. O'Brien, Forest Supervisor,
Wallowa, Oregon.
Applications not filed before that date
will not be considered unless sufficient
reasons are given for the delay in filing.
HOWARD X. o'BRIRN,
Forest Supervisor.
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Bully for Pilot Rock and Pendon. The citizens eegraphed
offer ee voluntary labor the 81 miles needed complete the
branch line there and in very shame Hartman ordered
sumed the copany Wonder where poor up old
Hartman got the money.
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Three Second Prizes $780,
PRIZES NOS 5, 6 AND 7.
for the the leading Except winner of grand
prize) in each of the three districts.
Second Prize $2O
Second Prize SIC
PRIZE NO. 5.

Elegant -Four Drawer Dresser with French bve mirror (4x30 nche
bought of e. Ratcif the Enterprise furniture dealer The dresser
81 feet high 81 feet wide II feet deep is OF beautiful Golden Oak
finish made OF knded Oregon which for hardness aud wearing
qualities superior plain oak Top drawers have the fashionable
front The exhibit Mr. Rac and he
axes the special offer the winner pere he she have $40 in
value OF IN other article in his big stock
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the groom being mechanic who is
working on the Fraternal building. A
merry belling crowd gave them noisy
serenade Monday night.
Boyd-McReynolds
Mrs. Phoebe McReynolds and Will
liam ii, Boyd of Wallowa were granted
license to marry, Friday. The
groom was widower aud is of advanced
years. He owns one of the finest
ranches in the lower valley. Mrs.
McReynolds is the mother of Mrs. G. l.
Ratcliff OF Enterprise, and was
formerly Mrs. Johnson, this being her
third marriage
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All the prizes except the Special Prize No H. will be awarded in
credited contestants Each clipped
ii voted within its time limit Ad
payment subscriptions table pub
News Record voted within Ia days after certf
is issued from News Record Office.
No empoye Record allowed this contest
any member of the family of the publisher.
purpose equazng the chances OF contestants in differ
ent parts the county divided districts follows
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Mr. Hartman couldn't be elected member the county court
of Waowa county, if he platform courthouse high
school and no
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PRIZE NO. 2
PRIZES NOS. 2, 3 AND 4
First Prize $45.

New Royal Sewing Machine pur-
chased of Fred S. Ashley, dealer in
furniture and stoves. 1t is 5-draw-
er, drop head of handsome new
design, beautiful and symetrical ia
every detail. Center drawer is SER
pentine, side drawers rounded
Stand equipped with latest improv-
ed ball bearings. List price $50.
No higher grade machine on the
market than the New Royal, for
which Mr.. Ashley is exclusive agent