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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26

tsg1e. from Astoria
sHANGHA AI-ArriTsd prior sept o4-Br stmr
MoSrkTIDEo-sz Sept e1-Ger stmr
coLoS-ssiied sept ess-stmr Colon, for New
YeFk-
OCEAN STEAMERS
QUEENSTOWN Sailed Sept .5-Stnr Cedric.
for New York
PTSTA ARExAS-Arrived Sept 2f-Sfmr Sc
tos- from Hamburg. etc. for SsR Francisco.
YokoHAMA-Sziled Sept @f-Stnr Leaaor.
fer FaReeHver.
soUTHAMPToN-saIIe sept e5-Stmr Blu
cher. fer New York
NEW YoRK-Arrfred Sept e1stmr Graf
Waldersee, from Hamburg; sfmr Baltic, from
Liverpool.
Sailed Sept e5-Stnr Deutschland. for Ham
burg stEsr Manretania- for Liverpool.
SAYS HE Is BANKRUPT
Scheduling his liabilities at s1.1ssS9
and his assets at SIS. z. H Mosley. e
San Francisco saloon keeper. fled a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy in The
United States district court yesterday
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

Depot 12<h ard aIissioa sts--Dzily except sun
sIa--I.eare. s7.45z. 9-15a. 1-s5p. 5-5op- Ar
rive. 735a a-o0c. ~12-55p. 5-35p- sundays and
holfdays--Leare. 1-s5a- 9-15a- -e10.0oa- 10-f0a.
I2soo nosH, 1s45 p 5-z5Ps SLIP, AEEiys. 5-sSa-
o-00a II -e8a. Up. lisp. ~9suop. a-SSps o-ap-
s8Iixed ssCsrznada Ex7resss makes No inter-
mediate stops
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Meat Marker


freFious p-ices rule fO- al descriptions q
ave snc oressed stock, with The denaDs and
supply about equal.
DRESSED MEATS
SleCg1tere-S' rz-es e dealers are as follows
Beef-5a1 Ebze per q Tor steers, 5ESc Tor
cors s-6 heiters
Aezl-6esT T5zc for large and 81 CSC for snail
AattO0-W WetbeEs. 7s4Se: ewes els gle per b
Lznb-sA 1eLc per ID
Dressed PORK lper lbl-e9ssSc Tor light and
: lEeiac FOR heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
-Ihe following quotations are for good sound
livestock delivered IA san Francisco, gross
-EeiEtg-
Cattie-Stee-s. No I, 81 Gscs second quality.
sisc- third Qualitv 2n3e. cows ana beifers
- for No J. sec0nd quality, 2@tc. third quality
'-rcs TIM. 1zE2cs bulls and stays, l1z4lzcS
LhLn bulls lake
calFes-zlz ga per u fc- light, ze fo- ne
cium and 5izc FOR heavy.
sheeP-We.aerz. Ssse per ID; ewes. S2e;
slorn lie less
lambs-zG45tc ner H.
Hogs-lo0 20 1z0 lbs &C.: 40 10 90 lbs. ei.e;
80 % 30 lbs. 81. ga b0ars % per cent.
staEs - 10 ~ per cent snd suEs loI2o per
cent od from above quotations.
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Time Ball

Time Ball
United States Branch Hydrographic Office Ner-
chants' Exchange, San Francisco. September
Is 1908
The time ball or the tower OF the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon, Pacific
Standard Time li2oth Meridian), or at Sd. 00m.
COS, Greenwich Mean Time.
]. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant II s in rharre
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OCEANIC s. 6. CO,

fSPRECEELS LISE)
HoNOLULT-S- s. Alameda sails IL a. N. sent
rs. Round trip. <11o.
TAHITI. SOUTH sEAS-S- s. Mariposa saiis II
n N. o. H. Round trip nrsf class. Sle5
Scenic line 20 New Zealsnd. via Rarofonxa
Cook Island; frst slsz.5o to Auckland. s77-5e
third
Passenger Dept. So Market st.. Frsight Oface
90 CIay st Phone Temp I231-
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Armr Trnnsports

The Buford sailed September IA from Homo
lulu for Manila.
The Crook arrived September % at Honolulu
The Fitzpatrick is Al Newport News. Va.
The Dix Is at Seattle
The Logan is in port
The Meade Is ut New York
The Sherman is in port
Tie Sheridan sailed September is from Ma
Mia
The Thomas is in port.
The Warren is at Manila
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SALES
- AUCTION SALE -

SATURDAY. Sept &c, at II a. n Big mares.
big horses and mules for ranch and ely work
saddlers drivers: cheap horses; good general de-
livery horses. huggies. wagons single and double.
R0S. auctioneer.
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Weather Report

United States department Of agrieulture-
Weather bureau, San Francisco, Sept .. 1865
RAINFALL. DATA
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OCEAN TRAVEL
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
(ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COZ

s. 8 '.zenyo Marn Friday. Sept. 25, 1903
..~ ..--- Tassdsy. Oct. 70. 1898
s. s s.Hangkong Marus Tuesday. Nov II, 1908
Steamers sail froa coinpa0y > piers. Nos A..
- foot ef Second 81. y for Yoko-
hama and H0ngkong- calling AZ Honolulu. K0bs
(HiaEpl. SaEasakl and Shanghai. a1d connecting
zt Hongkong with steamers Tor Manila. india.
etc No cargo received on board on dzy of
sailing Round trip tickets At reduced rates.
For freight and passage Apply AZ Qfdce, 2f0
James Flood building W H. AVERY.
Assistant General Manager
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sIIfornia stock and OIL Exchange
OFFICIAL SALES
Mining stocks
COAIsTOCKS

SAS FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San FranciscJ
stock and exchange beard yesterday:
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CLOsING oroTATToNs
T0NoPAH AND GoLDFTELD STOCKS

200 Com Fraction. 20 1000 MacNamara :
900 Do. s 81 20 1000 Mtg Shes Ex o
1000 DIN b Bite c. Is 1000 North Star q
1000 FafrTw Hallst oiilOo0 Raw Mohawk o
800 Florence Ex-- u 1000 Red Top Ex-- @
$50 Gid Con II 3. S2s1 1900 Round Mt. s.5 .
500 Do. So. S2sz 70. 900 st francis . Il
1000 Homestake h DO 100 Ton ExTen - 6
1000 Jim Butter j. "a SO Ton OF Sev7 %
eOOo Do go. %
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HALLe
Morning Session

Board
~ Makaweu Sugar Co .-....... b 80
~ Spring Valley Water co... 81 IS
Sz,0oo Los Ang-Psc OF Gel 5slOO. IS
Street
First Nat Bank - DO 90
81 600 Market 81 Cable ss 100 q
5000 Rr Co Of Cal 5s..-. rs 75
5000 r OF Cal 6s (Iel2B los 50
So ooo EHited r OF S zs - 90
Afternoon Session
BasrL-
. Iondon-Psris Nat Bank - 80. 90
20 onn1nea Sugar Co ---.--.-- 20. 90
5000 Ry Co Of Cal 5s-------.--II4.O 90
$1,000 z lsJ ref 4s e5 90
Sec United z Of 4s Il ST..
81 000 California - Cable IS 100 Il
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Ax~ex.m~nf Dfrrctor.- CeTnstock Mines
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. Sept. 25-lo:so a. n
UNITED STATES BONDS
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Bid. Ask Bid Ask
IS or cp new i3s Or coup
afrSf-r,rT .N-ror-r pONDS
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Light. Searfering Business in Local
SecurifIes-HfBfng Stocks Quiefer
and Weaker

Light scattering hnsiaesz was eose y me.
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Receipts Of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET

-. q p. -. -. -
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fI.0op Sa=aasaso Rivr ssszsnzs- tII-sos
Cni0a Transfer Company agents s0i.ert bsgg1ge ane
ehacks On t-ains q Southern Paei6c and denVE q
reidenca They ere Authorized % coeck baggage dsct
f~r-,
, 1908-06-29
Uniform Banking Methods.

A new system of bank INSPECTION
that ought to have been put in opera
ton long ago has just been recently
adopted. Under this plan the State
Superintendent of Banks and the Fed
eral Comptroller of the Currency will
cooperate in examining a certain num-
Der OF banks. all on the same day and
at the same hour, thus preventing one
helping out the other on examination
days. The successful plan adopted by
thousands Of persons who suffered
from ailments of the stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels will also prove
very beneficial to you, and that is,
take Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The
sooner you start the sooner you re-
we your former good health. There
fore get a bottle today. 1t is for poor
appetite, our risings, heartburn, indi-
gestion, dyspepsia, cramps, diarrhoea,
b~iliousness, female ills and malarial
fever.
, 1908-06-29

though the resolution was introduced
for the purpose Of playing for applause
and at the same time injecting politics
into the affairs OF the university. 1t
is not necessary for an honest man to
advertise the fact that he Is not going
u on a horse stealing raid: 1t Is not
necessary for a law-abiding citizen to
post up notices that he Is not going
TO commit a crime, and 1t Is not nee
essary for a bi partisan board to ad-
vertise the fact that it will eschew
politics. Adopting resolutions will not
fool anybody. The only way to avoid
mixing politics into the affairs OF the
university Is to work along with Q
clear conscience and pass up all such
useless resolutions. and not pay any
attention to the criticism OF disreput-
able and unreliable newspapers.-Cas
Der Tribune.
, 1908-06-29
CENTENNIAL T

Reprinted from the Centennial Post
Miss Zoe Miller returned to Lara
mie Tuesday evening, after spending
a few days with her grandmother in
Centennial.
Dean Bode, wife and children AMI
sister, Miss Bode, Of Laramie spent 9
part Of Thursday In Centennial, com
ing out over the Plains line in the
morning and returning in the even
ing. They also drove out to the Sund'
by home for a few delightful hours
there.
Rev. N. G. Sundby is putting the fin
ishing touches upon a number Of new
cottages at his cozy retreat a short
distance north of Centennial, which
will soon be occupied by people from
Laramie and elsewhere who know
where to spend a vacation near to ma
ture and to God
, 1908-06-29
Accounts viii Stand.
HERMIoN TEMPLE HAS
ELECTION OF OFF


Hermion Temple. Pythian Sisters,
held it's semi-annual election Of OFF,
GERS Saturday night, with q full at
tendance and all the officers being
present. Ben Bartlett and James Bro
die, members Of Damon lodge, Knights
of Pythias, were made members of the
temple. The following oficers were
elected:
Most Excellent ChiefLMrs. Jesse
Converse
Excellent Senior-Mrs. Ed Gilman.
Excellent Junior-Mrs. John r. Cor
diner.
Manager of the Temole-Mrs. AIDE
lasde Stevens.
Mistress OF Records and Correspond
ence-Mrs. F. w. Lee.
Mistress Of FinanceNMrs. Fred N.
Fisher.
Guard of the Outer Temple-Mrs.
Frank Davidson.
Protector of Temple-Mrs. A. J. wy
more.
Trustee-Mrs. James Stirling.
These officers will be installed at a
meeting to be held the evening Of July
IL, when a social session Will follow,
with refreshments.
, 1908-06-29
NOTES FROM WHEATLANo.
printed from the wheatland

Reprinted from the Wheatland
World.
Little Don Hunton had an arm brok-
en- Tuesday by falling out OF a swing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton f. Skarratt
r the proud parents of a daughter,
born Monday morning.
John Alvin, who works on the Grant
ranch on the Sibylee, was bitten by a
rattlesnake Saturday, and has been
receiving treatment in town this week.
He is getting along as rapidly as could
be expected under the circumstances.
Mrs. Neil Suddetn Of North park,
Colo, and Mrs. Nettie Jones of Lara
mic arrived Friday to make an extend
ed visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. G. Sawyer, northwest of town. The
first named is a sister and the latter
an aunt Of Mrs. Sawyer.
The list of teachers for school dis
trict No. 9 has practically been com
pleted, and the board of directors
made announcement Of the following
teachers who will be employed for the
next school year:
High school-A. d. Boisseau, princi-
pal; Miss Josie G. Copeland and Mrs.
Beulah G.. Stauffer, assistants.
Grades-Miss Leslie f. Swigart
Miss Alice NJ. Reynolds. Mrs. Myra H.
Root, Miss Mae Wetzel and Miss Cora
B. Davis.
Moody-E. B. Legate.
Keas-Edith Ferris.
Ayers-H. F. Anderson.
Pleasant View-Mary johnson.
Curtis-Floss Agnew.
Lowman Creek-Martha Falcon.
Cramer-Vera Patterson.
Blue Grass-Josephine Hawkins.
Twobar-Lenora McElhaney.
Muleshoe-Pearl Goodrich.
Practically the entire list Of teach
ers Of the last school term have been
re-employed. Miss Alice M. Reynolds
| formerly of Nodaway, Ia, comes from
Evanston, and Is highly recommended
as a frst-class instructor.
, 1908-06-29

found the broad distinction between
the W great parties which is worthy
OF philosophical and practical study:
The trend OF democracy is sowar1
socialism while the republican party
stands for a wise and regulated indis
vidualism. Socialism would destroy
wealth. Republicanism would prevent
its abuse. Socialism would give each
an equal right to take; republicanism
would give to each al equal right to
earn. Socialism would OFFER an equal
ity of possession which would soon
leave no one anything to possess; re
~publicanfsm would give equality OF op-
p~ortunity which would assure to each
Iis share of a constantly increasing
sum Of possessions. In line with this
tendency the democrauc party OF today
believes In government ownership,
while the republican party believes In
government regulation. Ultimately,
decomracy would have the nation own
the people, while republicanism would
have the people own the nation"
No matter what the democratic plat
form may contain the leader OF the
democratic party is a paternalist and
as such Is extremely close to social
ism. AS a politician Mr.. Bryan may
withhold in his platform his real de-
sires; he may illuminate against the
Capitalization If the republican party
and appeal to the state rights sentl
ment of the conservative division OF
his W party, but at heart he Is for
placing supreme authority in Wash
ington. Mr.. Bryan is for government
ownership of railroads to begin with.
He would carry this doctrine to its
logical conclusion and have the gov
ernment the telegraph and tele-
phone lines and later the great iron
and steelmanufacturfng plants. Mr.. Bry-
guarantee deposits in all banks. He
would restrict the prerogatives OF the
courts and centralize authority in the
executive and legislative departments.
Through the initiative and referendum
and other favorlte 'isms' he would
have the country in continual turmoil
regulating public servants n enact.
ing more statutes.
The new leader of the republican
party would use his influence TO check
Capitalization at Washington. He
would regulate the great combinations
Of capital in railroading and in manu-
featuring. His effort would be at all
times to 81 maintain the equilibrium
that the pressure would be low al
Washington In support OF socialistic
legislation. Corporations would be kept
in place. Individual effort would be
extolled. The determined stand of the
republican administration In the last
half dozen years to have a square deal
for citizen as well as corporation would
be continued. Mr.. Taft Is far from
being a reactionary. No man living
has a clearer vision and can better
read the trend Of the times. He sees
the day when his party will be stand
ing as a bulwark against the leveline
processes of socialism.-Denver Re
nub1ioon I
, 1908-06-29
STATE E
Another Promise In Order

Another Promise IN Order
Last winter the gambling fraternity
Of Cheyenne promised the county au-
thorities that they would be good, and
To prove that they meant II, they hauled
some of their discarded paraphernalia
70 a vacant lot and made a bonfire out
Of it, but before the last burning ember
had ceased to crackle, the tiger was
swishing his tail, the poker stallion
was snorting, the little ivory ball was
whirling and all the games known to
the profession we're running full blast
at the same old stand, while the coun
ty authorities were peacefully sleep
ing without a wave of trouble to cross
their peaceful breast, and 1t was six
months later when they found out that
the knights of the green cloth had
been working overtime every night
since the discarded layouts had been
burned. 1t will now require another
promise from the fraternity to obey
the law. or they may be prosecuted
Casper Tribune.
, 1908-06-29
What Ais Youf

Do You feel weak, tired, Respondent
have frequent headaches, coated tongue,
bitter or bad taste in morning, rheart-
burn,' belching Of gas, acid risings in
throat after eating, stomach gnaw or
burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, poor or
variable appetite, nausea at times and
kindred symptoms?
nyo0hAve any considerable number Of
t~hsNabove Symptoms you are suffering
from NliousnSss, Torpid liver with indi-
eestionN. udsspepsnS Dr.. Pierce,s Golden
Medical Discovery Is made up oi the most
valuable medicinal principles known to-
medical science for the perWapent cure Of
such abnormal conditions: 1t is a most
efficient liver invigoratOr. stomach tonic,
bowel regulator and nerve strengthener.
The "Golden Medical Discovery " Is not
. patent medicine or secret nostrum, q
full list OF its ingredients being printed
on Its bottle-wrapper and attested under
oath. A glance at its formula will show
that 1t contains no alcohol, or harmful
habit-forming drugs. 1t Is q fluid extract
made with pure, triple-refined glycerine,
OF proper strength, from the roots Of the
following native American forest plants,
1901 OOsNSa 0Soi AoOss otOuo IOOt, blaCk
C~herrybark, Queens root, Bloodroot, and
Mandrake root
The following leading medical authorities
among = host OF Others. extol the foregoing
above symptoms indicate: Prof Barthoiov.
ND; OF Jefferson Med College. PhtlA; Prot.
He Wood. ". D.. Of Univ. OF Pa Prof. Edwin
= Hale. y. D.. OF Hahnemann Med. College,
Chicago: Prot. John King n. D.. Aathor OF
american Dispensatory; Prot. inc. N. Ecud-
der. ~ p. Author OF Specific Medicines; Prof.
EaIrepce johnson. n. d.. Ned. Dept Univ. Of
n T.; Prot: Finley E~llingwood. NJ. D.. Author
Of Mstcria Aedica and PROF. in Bennett Medi-
ca College. Chicago Send name aud sd-
dress On Postal Card to DR.. R v. Pierce, Buff
falo <. and receive free booklet giving
extracts IRON writings Of all the above medi-
CA authors and many others endorsing. IN the
txonge possible terms each and every In
ersdisnt OF which ~6odsn Medical Discov-
erY y composed
Dr. Pterce's Pleasant Pellets regulate md
nvtg0feeo seoUAch Liver and boWelA They
H.AX. b used In conjunction With s0oldes
scdtca1 Dhcovvry II bowels azU mnch coor
oApessd They're ting end B1gAS-eoatsd
, 1908-06-29

Union Pacific Railroad Co., Summer
Tourist Low Round-Trip Rates.
From Laramie, Wyo to the east and
West.
Chicago. ILL.,. and return, $43. so
Buffalo, N. Y, and return, $500.
Detroit, Mich, and return, $3.50.
st. Louis. Mo-, and return, $3.50.
st. Paul, Mimi, and return, $41.20.
San Francisco, Cal, and return,
$4,000.
Los Angeles, Cal. and return, $4,000.
Portland, Ore, and return, $4,000.
On sale June LIST to September 80.
Final limit, October 81.
If A. B. CADY, Agent.
, 1908-06-29
THE TRUE RING OF INDIVIDUAL
ISM.

The republican platform suits Mr.
Taft and Mr.. Taft suits that platform
THERE'S nothing of the p~aternalist abou,
the republican nominee. He is in him,
self TOO optimistic. He believes in the
peof1e and their ability to work out
their own salvation. if given equal op-
p~ortunities. Departments OF govern.
ment are for the purpose Of leaving
the way clear. not for carry the bur
deas Of the many. In the following
plank taken from the national pit
form Of the republican. party wiz be
, 1908-06-29

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders. Of
the Consolidated Gold, Copper and Goa
company. for the election OF sever
trustees and the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting, will be held al
the office OF said company in the City
of Laramie. County of Albany and
State of Wyoming. on the fourteenth
day of July. A. D. 1908. at 10 O'Clock
a. m.
By order of the board Of trustees.
]. W. HEDDING, Secretary.
je23-26-2sjy2-7
, 1908-06-29
REDUCING RED TAPE.

The departments at Washington are
working strenuously these days reiuc-
ing the quantity of red tape used in the
performance of the public business.
Some three or o years g what was
known as the Keep commission made
a report which helped a great dead and
this report has been followed by much
investigation n many changes. On
the first day OF July throughout the
United States there will be put In
operation in all the United States land
offices a new system of bookkeeping
that will greatly simplify the work and
REFUGE it fully rs yer cent. The
changes will also make 1t possible to
carry o a more complete system of
auditing in the general land office at
Washington.
Commissioner Fred bennett OF the
general land once and Mr.. Fred New
burgh, a new department expert, are
now going over the country in the in
terests of this new system as we'll as
to pay official visits to the offices of
the various surveyors general. Com
missioner bennett desires to get in
formation first-hand from the people
who are doing the land office work in
the field, as it were, and to impart to
them as much Of his knowledge and
enthusiasm as possible relating to cor
rect methods in the discharge of pub.
lie business. Mr.. bennett is a western
man. His father passed through Chey-
enne in 1867 and he has been a pioneer
of the Dakotas. Al one time he ran
a weekly newspaper in a small Dakota
town and did all the work himself. Il
did moi get up to a daily" he said to
the writer, and l had to set the type
for the paper myself and do the job
work, for the reason that the business
could not afford hired help" After
ward Mr.. bennett became private sec
rotary to Senator H~ansbrough and
through hard work and close applica
ton became recognized in the depart.
ments at Washington. His climb since
has been n of pure merit.
Mr.. Demmett's charge t his subord-
mates in office Is to give the people
the benefit of a square deal in every
thing. Homesteaders who are showing
good faith need have no fear but that
they will be protected in every way.
But those who are trying to evade the
lawand get from Uncle Sam a piece Of
land to which they are not entitled
may look out Fraud will not be coun-
tenanoed or tolerated. In the organ
ization of his special service, the com
missioner has been particular to Sc
cure the best and brightest young men
to be had. They are selected through
the civil service and must have know
ledge of land law and the practical
work of the department. They are
particularly charged to make their
work impersonal and to secure justice.
This special work in Wyoming Ia
under the direction of Mr.. Adelbert
Baker, a man of great ability
strength OF character. He goes about
his work in a quiet, modest, effective
manner. and is getting splendid re-
suits. It is his constant effort to see
that injustice is done no person VIII,
has dealings with his department. Mr..
Baker and the other land officials of
the state work together in harmony
and the result is that a maximum Of
justice is being melted out.
From Wyoming Mr.. bennett passes
on to Utah and other western states.
He will be away from Washington un.
til about the middle OF August
, 1908-06-29
SPECIAL NOTICE
BY the Northern Pacific Railway
Company

For the information of persons In
terested In the purchase OF land scrip
in the State Of Wyoming, I am author
lied by Thomas Cooper, land COM
missioner of the Northern Pacific Rail
way company, to give notice that the
commissioner Of the general land Of
|hce at Washington. d. c., is now APP
proving scrip selections Of land under
the act of July 1. 1893, in the State
of Wyoming.
This is a new opportunity to buy
government land In Wyoming in legal
subdivisions OF forty acres and up.
at 1925 per acre, being a saving Of
about 50 per acre compared with any
other script.
Make all applications to C. B. Tow
ers, Miles City, Montana, who is au-
thorized by Thomas Cooper, land COM
missioner of the Northern Pacific Rail
way company, under contract to sell.
Address c. q. TOWERS,
Miles City, Montana.
, 1908-06-29
LEG BROKEN TWICE
IN ONE ACCIDENT.

Wesley Robertson, the ~17-year-old
son of ]. w. Robertson, was the victim
of a bad accident last Tuesday evening,
says the Lowell Chronicle. While CROSS
ing the bridge at the Sand creek draw
On horseback his horse slipped and
this fall his right leg below the knee
was broken In two places. DR.. Cutler
was Immediately called and the frac.
ture attended to and the young man ia
now doing as well as could be expect
ed under the circumstances.
, 1908-06-29
DAMAGE CAUSED BY
OWL CREEK uVERELO W

1t is reported that at the head oil
the Owl creek valley the stream has
changed its channel in a number OF
places, and that at one place on the
north fork 1t has changed nearly three
quarters OF a mile, says the Thermop-
oils Independent. A great amount OF
damage has been done by the cutting
and overflow. AT nc time In the mem
DRY Of the Oldest inhabitants has the
creek been on such a rampage, and IL
is hoped a repetition of the Occurrences
will be a long way OF.
, 1908-06-29

1t is rather discouraglng to demo-
Gratis who are interested in party sue
cess to see the large number of PEG
pie coming in from the agricultural
districts of Iowa, Illinois, Ohio and
Indiana. The farmers Of the states
mentioned are very largely republican
in politics.
, 1908-06-29
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers OF the Rip Van Wrinkle Consolidat.
ed Gold Mining and Milling compsny
viii be held in Laramie, Wyo,, at 10
O'Clock a m, Tuesday. July Z 1908,
for the purpose OF electing ak d.
rectors and for the transaction Of any
other business that may legally b
brought before the meeting.
L r BW40ART,
.jt1z3av5ys Sscretxzy.