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grantee, and said grantee shall operate
all trains on their said line within the
corporate limits of tile town Of Kenne-
wick under such reasonable rules and
regulations III to speed as the town
council may from time to time provide.
Section 10. The grantee, its success
Ors and assigns shall be liable to the
town of Kennewick for all damages
resulting from any injury growing out
of any carelessness, omission or neg
lect of said grantee, it's successors and
assigns, in the construction or repair
of said railroad or its side tracks; pro
vided that upon the town Of Kenne-
wick, receiving notice IF claim for pay.
ment of any damage or Injury 50 done,
the Said town Of kennewick shall inl-
mediately cause written notice thereof
to be served upon the grantee, its sue.
cessors and assigns, specifying in said
notice the nature Of the injury for
which damages are claimed, and the
amount of claim thereof, and all pro.
ceedings taken by the town Of Kenne-
wick, after SUCH, notice shall be bind
ing upon the grantee, lis st,cce ssors
aud assigns, unless the said grantee.
its successors and assigns shall Sc lit
at its own expense to Iltigate the same.
Section IL The grantee. its successors,
Is hereby required t." commence The
construction of the said RAILROAD within
Thirty days from the date of publica-
ton ST this ordinance iii the official
newspaper of the town of Kennewick
and shall carry Oh the operation Of
such construction q, AS speedy compile
tion. as the nature of the work shall
permit aud complete said road and run
and operate trainsupon same thru the
town of Kennewick betw cen North
Yakima and the Columbia River in the
State of Washington, within Fifteen
months and bridge tie Columbia River
east of tn. town of Kennewick, within
Thirty months thereafter. =
Section II. The town councii of the
town of Kennewick may upon good
and sufficient cause shown ty the
grantee extend the time limit for the
completion Of said road rs mentioned
in section IL of this ordinance; but in
case the SAID grantee or its successors
or assigns shall fail to use reasonable
diligence in the completion of same. Or
fail to operate same or abandon same,
or if it shall transpire that the grantee
its successors or assigns have secured
this franchise, for the purpose of keep
ing out another road or competing line
or are binde ring or delayii & any other
line from securing the same or like
priv ileges from the town of kennewick
or the particular privileges granted by
the said town of KenneWick to this
grantee, then the grantee, it's successors
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, Land office al
walla walla, wash, December %, l9O6.
notice is 4heIeby. given that Reuel P. Bronson
of kennewick, Washington, has filed notice
OF his intention to make final commute ton
proof in support of his claim, viz: Homestead
Entry no. 1920 made August l, 1g05. for the
NV Section 81, Township north, range q
Ew NJ, and that said proof will be made before
G.. T. Giezantanper, L. $. Commissioner, at his
Office iii Pasco, wasif. on February s. 1907
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF the land, viz: Charles CULLEN, Ida CULLEN
Horse Heaven, wash. Mary +. Dodge, Argan.
die work of Kennewick, wash.
A. ]. GILLTS, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, Land Office a,
Walla walla, wash, December ~, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that Carl--Yertrees Of
Kennewick, wash. has filed notice of his- in
tention to make final Communication proof in
support of his claim, viz: Homestead entry
no 1920. made September Q. 1905, for the n I
4 Section IA. Township S north range p Ew
and that said proof will be made before c. 7
Giezcntanner. L. S. Commissioner at his Office
in PascO. wash, on February s, 1907.
He nsmes the following witnesses to- prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of the land, viz: r. G. Trip, w. R. weisel, G.
A. Lundy, Don F, Cresswell. all OF Kennewick
wash.
A, J. GlLLIS Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Dec. 4, 1906
Notice is hereby given that Laurence f.
johnson, assignee of Eva JTSmitf. OF Kenne-
wick. wash. has filed notice of intention to
make proof on his desert-land claim NO. 457,
for the Swl4, Sec. g T. M, R. % f.. m before
the Register and Receiver at walla wHlla, WIN.
on wednesday, the 18th day of January. 1907,
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation of
said land Anon, WIN Muncey, L. A. Ans
barry, of Kennewick, wn and p. n. Harris, of
Richland, wash. A.J.GILLIS, Register
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

NOllCC ~ OnCDl AOASC'
In the Superior Court of the State Q.
Washington. IN and for the Cnunty ~
Benton. In Probat'
IL the matter Of the estate Of Charies
J. Beach. Deceased Hs. sea-
Notice Is Hereby Given to all per
sons having claims against the estate
of Charles J Beach, Deceased, to pre-.
sent 'rle same accompanied by ths
proper vouchers to- the undersigned ~
ecutrix of said estate, at her home y
Kennewick, Washington, the sahls
being the place Of the transaction 9.
the business Of said estate, within o"e
year from the date Of the first pnbl'ca.
ton of this notice, t"-wit: within "'s
wear from the 2lst day Of Dece'ho'T,
1906 or the same will be forever barred
as provided by law. ,oo1
Dated this 2lst day Of Dec mher, l'W
- HARRIET BEACH. :
Executrix of the Estate Of Charles =
Beach, deceased.
H. J. SNIvELY,
+. A. HATFIELD,
Attorneys for Executri X
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

-. J. GlLLIS, Register.
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OF assigns shall be liable to- the town
of Kennewick and all abutting pro.
perty owners along the aforesaid plu.
posed line in exemplary damages fof
any injury or damage thereby sustain
ed to be recovered in y court Of com
petent Jurisdiction.
Section L. All rights not herein
specially granted to the grantee, ~
successors and assigns, are reserved to
the town Of Kennewick aud nothing
herein contained shall be construed =
giving or intending to give al exclu.
sive franchise thru the town of Ken
newiek and the granting Of this fran.
chise shall not limit The town of Ken.
newick to grant like privileges to0thef
applicants tierefof, nor TO impair The
rights aud remedies of the town Of
KennewIck in court Of law or equity.
Section "A. The grantee shall file :
written acceptance Of this ordinance
with the town clerk Of the town q
Kennewick within thirty days afsf
the publication of the said ordinancs9
In the official newspaper of the town
of Kennewick
Section Is. This ordinance shall q
In full force aud effect from and aftef
its passage, approval and publicati'n
in the official newspaper Of the town
Of Kennewick..
Past the Council this 3rd day of Jan.
uary, 1907, and approved this Bird day
Of January, 1907 EDWARD SHEPPARD,
Attest: Mayor.
Ii. Nj AsHBAuaH ~ ,.. .'.,(sEAL)
Clerk.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-08
HORSE SHOW SOCIETY
EVENT IN OLD ENGLAND
King Has Special Box at the Olym.
pit, Where American Methods
Prevail.

LONDON. June 7.-Horse shows,
provincial and metropolitan, have
been spring and summer features in
England for years, but never before
has there been such an attempt to
interest the public as has been sue
ccssfully undertaken in connection
with the international Olympia to-.
day. BY emulating America, the pro.
motors of the International exhibit.
tion have, by making 1t social
event, Interested many who in the
past have left the showing of their
horses to their grooms and stable
boys.
special box has been reserved
for the king and the members OF the
royal family. The pudging ring has
been converted into an ideal arena,
10000 square feet of turf has been
laid down SO that the exhibits will be
shown to the best advantage.
Two thousand horses will go before
the judges, representing every class.
Americans are competing in all for
three hundred prizes. G.. w. Watson,
OF baltimore. has entered twenty-five
carriage horses, including his famous
pair. Lord Baltimore and Lady Mary.
land besides his jumpers and coach
team. Alfred Vanderbilt is showing
five carriage pairs. Mrs. w. Orr
Barclay has entered her carriage
horses, including Sandow and Sultan,
winners ut most of the American
shows, and which she will drive her
self.
Only one American horse, Sir Hum
phrey, hackney stallion, the prop
crty OF Il. Pabst, CT Milwaukee, com.
peted this morning and he took first
prize in the class for hackney stall
lions years old and over and in adj
dition won the championship gold
cup presented by Sir John Kerr for
the best hackney stallion in the show.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-08
NEW !l. j ORLEANS RI g NJ. WINS :.
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Team Mates OF Audubon Club VIII
be Pltted Against Each Other
In Finals.
INV Associated Press, !

ATLANTA, GA. June New Or
leans today secured two victories in
the Southern Golf Amateur Champion.
snip race. which assurcs her the two
nigh honors tomorrow.
Lawrence Eustis and Nelson Whit.
ney, team mates of the Audubon Club
OF New Orleans, will he pittcd against
each other in the SO hole finals to-.
morrow. BY n peculiar coincidence
both men won today from the Biz
mingham men In the semifinals
Eustis was pitted against Robert
,Fhatch, Jr.. Of Birmingham, defeating
him 8 UP to play.
Eustis completed the round after
winning today and established the
amateur rccOri for the course. max.
Ing an SO against Rogey 72. Whitney
played with p. Ward, also of Blrming.
ham, defeating him s up TO 2 to play.
A close contest is anticipated Fer
the championship, and while odds are
not great on either man, Eustis seems
tonight to be slightly the favorite.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-08
MAN EIGHTY YEARS
OLD WAS MURDERED
Finding of Body of Malcolm Morrison,
Who Had Been Missing From
Home, Reveals Crime.
fBy Associated Press.)

FAYETTEVILLE. N. c., June q
The body of Malcolm Morrison, OF
Hope Mills, N. c., who has heen mis-
sing from his home since Tuesday
was found late yesterday afternoon
in n clump of woods some distance
back of number four mill.
AT the coroner's inquest 1t developed
that the skull behind the left ear
was crushed in, the ear itself Icing
terribly mutilated and the left hand
broken, the deceased having evidently
placed that hand to his head in an
effort to ward off the blows which
were inflicted with heavy blunt
weapon.
No clue to the murderer was dis
covered. Morrison was over eighty
years old. No motive can be assigned
for the crime.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-08
Exposition Program for To-day

8 m.-Gates
8 a m-N1onng cadets
10 to m!-Mary Semi Alumni Day Andto
-'NNN
10 M to mFlorence Mission Day Convention
N iD''' oo''s"'o"
10 M to mWomens Association Auditorium
Small '
a. M to q m--Naional Press Association nm.
loa m hourly thereafter
mograph Earthquake
Building A. ~
lo:30 a. m--Guardmoun Twenty Infantry
lo:30 a. m--Rtding exhibition cadets
IL mPeparation of
received all Agricultural
men Government Building A.
l A. m-Airshp flight Eugene Godet
ii A. m.-Dedcaion. Building and concourse
p n-Biographtc and stereop
reservation Interior Department, Building
p. m--Nlintary athletic
p m--Phinneys Band Auditorium.
p m--Scenes in Yosemite Valley Government Building
parts Band " ~ "
m--Scenes Indian Buldi
4 D. m--Shelter tent drill by est Cadets
D. m-Yeowstone National lecture nv In.
terror Department, nmentB Building A.
4 m--Arship flight Godet
to p Morgan recital.
5:45 m--Eyenng parade, WestP cadets.
IS m-Phnney's United Band concert Auditorium
IL m-Gates close. -.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-08
JOCKEYS HAVE. NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Rough Riding Of Miller causee TWO
Horses to Fall at
Gravesend.
(By AssocIated preas.l

NEW YORK, June 7.--As n result
of his alleged rough riding mt Graves.
end today, Jockey Miller was sus-
pended by the stewards for one week
and fined 5000. Miller was held re-
spOnsible for an accident in the last
race, in which two boys narrowly es-
capped being killed when their mounts
fell.
TIE start in the last race was near
the judges stand and when the bar
rier was sprung Miller, who was on
the outside with Brother Thomas, cut
across his field In an endeavor to get
the rail- This caused considerable
crowding and Will A, with Swain up,
and Heller Porter, ridden by w
Doyle, fell in the midst of the big
field.
Both boys were injured but how
badly the doctor was unable TO say
1t was reported, however, that Swain
was seriously hurt. They were taken
to the Emergency hospital. Miller
finished second, but his mount was
disqualified.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-08
TWO MEN killed
IN WABASH WRECK
Hestb0uRd Toledo Mall Express
Crashes Into Coal Train
on Side Track.
flAGAAN IS HELD RESPONSIBLE.
Negligence of Man Who Is Now Miss.
ing Given as Cause of Tragic Acct.
dent-smoker and Pullman Car
TeIescoped-Many Passengers suf-
ferlno From slight Injuries.
(Ry AssocInted prnsa !


WASHINGTON, PA, June Two
were killed and eleven injured In n
wreck on the Wabash Railroad one
mile east of Hickory, near here, to-
day when the Toledo Express, west.
bound, crashed into coal train on u
siding tclescoping the smoker and n
Pullman car.
FIasman Responsible.
The flagman or the coal train, who
was held to be responsible for letting
the passenger train In on the siding
occupied by the coal train, disappear
ed Immediately after the crash.
The dead are: Frank Planco, An.
thony Schiume, both miners OF Avel.
la, who were in the smoker. A relief
train was made up and the Injured
taken to hospitals in Pittsburg.
Smoker Was Filled.
The smoker that received the full
force of the collision was almost filled
with passengers. 1t was in this car
the two men were killed.
Mrs. A. c. Chambers, of Wilkins.
burg, Pa, and Mrs. Hilda Steare, of
Chocora, Pm, were the only passengers
injured in the Pullman car. Both were
bruised and are suffering from shock.
Passengers in other cars suffered
from shock and slight bruised.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-08
SCANDAL IN WEST
POINT SOCIAL CIRCLES
Wife Of Colonel Ayrss Brings Suit
for Damages Aggre.
eating 100000.
ACADEMY OFFICERS DEFENDANTS
Order Barring uhe Plaintiff From
Grounds of School Responsible for
the TroubIe-Result of Differences
of Long Standing Between the
Parties.
(By Associated Pross.)

HIGHLAND FALLS, N. Y, June &.
Alter reading communication
from tho war department, Lieutenant
Colonel Charles G.. Ayers tonight dc.
clarcd that he would support his wife
In the action she has instructed her
attorney to institute against Super,n.
tendent Scott and other OFFICERS or
the military academy ut West Point.
Mrs. Ayers attorney, Mann Tricc,
OF New York, Inns been instructed to
file damage suits aggregating $1U0,UUU
against Colonel Scott, Lieutenant
Colonel Robert l.. How, comman.
dant of cadets; Captain Llewellyn
Oliver, assistant instructor or tactics,
and Lieutenant Colonel s. &. Mills,
inspector general.
Mrs. Ayers. II is understood, hasrs
her allegations upon alleged discour-
tesies received at West Point and
which eliminated in the coloners
wife being forbidden to enter the
reservation.
The Ayers home adjoins the acad.
envy grounds. Colonel Ayers is Mt
home on leave OF absence. having
returned last Saturday from the PM.
tppines. His son Is now cadet ut
West Point.
Mrs. Ayrcs Not Talking.
g WEST POINT. N, ", June 7.--Ip
Tie nbsence OF her hiishand who had
gone to New York for tho day. Mrs.
Elizabeth +. Ayres declined today Ia
discuss the details OF the suit for dam.
ages which it Is reported she is about
to bring against several high officers
mt the military academy.
Mrs. Ayres snld the case Is now
In the hands of New York lawyer
and the formal papers in the suit soon
will he served. If the case comes ia
trial 1t is believed that some inter.
esting side lights Will be thrown on
tho social life mt the academy.
Under ordinary circumstances any
Misunderstanding In which the Off.
GERS of the academy or their wives
might become involved would he
threshed out before court martial
and the testimony never would be
, published.
In this case, however. appeal is to
he made to the civil courts and any
testimony probably will he given In
public.
Mrs. Ayres is the wife of Lieuten.
ant Colonel Charles G. Ayres, who
returned Saturday OH leave of absence
Following duty in the Philippines and
Is now stationed at the academy. She
resides just outside the reservation
In Highland Falls, and under a recent
order issued upon request of the acad.
envy officials. Mrs. Ayres Is denied
the privilege of visiting the academy
grounds.
Order Applies Only to Her.
The order of prohibition. which Is
said to have a large place in Mrs.
Ayres complaint, in support OF her
suit for damages does not apply to
her husband or to her son, who Is n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-08
REDUCTION IN RATES.
Georgia Commissioners Submit Two
Reports.
(Dy associated press,,

="
ATLANTA. GA, June TINE
state rnilrond commission announced
today II tint reduction IN railroad pas.
Henser rates, Commissioners nm ana
Stevens favoring the reduction. ana
Commissioners Brown making mi.
nority report.
Tho rates established by the com.
mission are ns follows: A fiat two.
cent rate for the Atlanta a. West
Point and Western Il Atlantic rial.
roads. flat two.cent nnd quarter
rate for the Atlantic Coast Line ana
the Georgia railroads. a Hat two
anu half cent rate for The central
OF Gcorgin. Southern, Scnbonrd Air
Line. Georgia Southern and Florida
& Alabama Great Southern railroads.
All other roads In tho state, with
few unlmportant exceptions, viii
charge the present rate of three cents
n mile.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-08
HARTMAN IMMUNE
FROM PROSECUTION
Conclusion Reached al Notable
While House Conference Which
Lasted UntII HIdnIght.
ACTION AsAINsT COAL CARRIERS
Numerous Roads Involved In Suit to
be Begun at Philadelphia Next
Week-RaIlway Masnate's TestI-
mony Before Interstate Commerce
Commission Saved Him.
pyl Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June L.
That IL: III. Hartman, the railroad
magnate, is immune from criminal
prosecution as the result OF his testi.
mony before the interstate Commerce
Commission in New York recently;
that the question of prosecution OF
bituminous coal carrying railroads
should be left In the hands OF the
attorney general, and that prosecu-
lion OF the anthracite coal roads will
begin in Philadelphia, probably next
week, were conclusions reached at a
notable conference at the White
House tonight.
The Hartman case and the cases
OF the coal carrying roads were dis
cussed for three hours by President
Roosevelt and five members OF his
cabinet, two members OF the inter-
state Commerce Commission, ana
Special counsel for the government
Harvester Trust Discussed.
FOLLOWING the general conference,
Attorney General Bonapartc remained
with the President to discuss the so.
called Harvester trust. 1t is thought
no unlikely that the question OF pros.
ecution of that organization Will be
left in the attorney generals hands.
Roads involved.
Inc roads involved X include the
Delaware, Susquehnnna and SchuyI-
kill, the Philadelphia and Reading,
the Lehigh Valley, the Delaware,
Lacknwailna. &c Western, the Central
Railroad of New Jersey and the Erie
The Pennsylvania and one or two
other roads may become involved as
the suit progresses, but Mt this time
no formal complaint will be Tiled
against them.
The discussion took n very wide
range. Much of the time was given
to the lIarriman-Alton deal Every
phase of that transaction was thor
ouehly gone over and discussion was
participated In more especially by the
President, Mr.. kellogg, Attorney Gen
eral Bonaparte, Commissioners Knapp
and Lane.
Hartman Immune.
Teh conclusion was promptly reach
ed that however damaging the evil
dence might be against Mr.. Hartman,
the testimony he had given in the
Interstate Commerce investigation had
given him complete immunity from
criminal prosecution
After leaving the White House At.
torney Sims was in conference with
Attorney General Bonapnrte at the
Department of Justice for more than
an hour. He refused To discuss this
conference and the only comment Mr..
Bopaparte would make was. "The
conference related to matters pend
Ing in Mr.. Sims office in Chicago"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-08

cadet ut the academy Tho order OF
prohibition against Mrs, Ayrcs. which
was Issued before her husband Ind
returned from the tour OF duty In the
philippines. followed long period OF
misunderstanding between Mrs. Ayres
anu the academy officials.
Tho facts In the misunderstanding
are disputed and It Is believed that
interesting testimony may be intro.
duced by both sides to the contention
should' the case como to trial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-08
J. [. McLEMoRE JUDGE.
Governor Swanson Appoints Successor
N ,Iudoe orantie

Governor Swanson Appoints Successor
to Judge Prentis.
RICHMOND, VA, June 7.-Govern.
or Swanson this afternoon named
lanes l.. McLemore, of Suffolk, to fill
the position of judge of the second
district. to succeed Judge Robert r.
Prentis. named as a member of tho
State Corporation Commission.
Judge McLemore was highly en-.
dorsed for the position, the members
of the bar uniting in the request that
he be named He will serve only TIL
the meeting of the general assembly
In January, when his successor will
be chosen by that body
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-08
SWALLOWS MORPHINE
AND PRUSSIC ACID
Lieut.. Richardson, Whose ResIgna.
tlon Was Accepted by Presi-
Dent, Attempts Suicide.
INV Assncinted prcssl

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, June O.
Lieutenant Mack Richardson, whose
resignation was yesterday accepted
by President Roosevelt, was found
unconscious today in his room at
Fort Sam Houston. Examination dis.
closed the use of morphine and prus-
sic acid.
a note saying the act had been in
evitablc since last November, was
found on nearby table. The ply
sicians despair of his recovery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-08
Recount Bill Vetoed.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE bill
which provides for recount of the
ballots cast for the office of mayor
OF. New York at the last election, was
today vetoed by Patrick McGowan.
acting mayor of the city. The meas
IRE will be returned to Albany and
may be passed over the acting may
or's veto.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-08
MR.. FINLEY TO SPEAK.
President of Southern Railway viii
Address Editors.
(By Associated Press.)

ny 1at'Soe'eA'So iS"s'.l
RICHMOND, VA, June 7.-One OF
the features Of the meeting at James
town Exposition of the National Edu-
cational Society and Virginia Press
Association will be an address by
President w. w. Finley, of the South
ern Railway.
Since the provisional program was
arranged an invitation has been ex-
tended to Mr.. Finley to make an adj
dress before the two associations
Jointly and he has consented to do SO
on Tuesday afternoon.