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Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

A Pittsburg jury has decided that a
kiss is not worth $4,000. The jury
is not good Authority in such cases.
The value of a kiss is a matter known
only to the kisser and the kissee.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

The NJ. A. degree has been con-
ferred by Yale on a foot ball expert.
Master of Athletics?
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
WHEN OUT OF TOWN.

Subscribers leaving the city tenn
DOrRrily should have The Bee
mailed to them. Address viii be
changed ms often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

Suppose you succeeded in destroying the
trusts" said the theorist, what would hap
pen them"
"Id have to begin life anew" answer Il
the emotional orator. My entire repertory
of speeches would be invalidated. wash
ington Star.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
sTATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.

STATEMENT OF CIRCULAIlON.
State of Nebraska, Douglas County. S..
George b. Tzschuck, treasurer OF Inc
Bee Publishing company, being duly sworn
says that the actual number OF Lllll anu t
complete copies Of The Daily, MoTmhs,
Evening and Sunday Bee printed uurlhs
the month Of January, lsOS was as loi-
lrnva~e
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

Taft continues far in the lead"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

Nearly 100000 of New York Citys popula-
normally small area of S64, acres. AS the
total acreage Of the city is 209,21S, it can
be see nat once how extraordinarily teem-
ing the congestion in some parts of the city
is Unless something Is done and done be-
fore many years, this increasing congestion
will reach point defying human efforts to
remedy 1t, short of the most radical
changes in the system itself. It is computed
that within ten years the city will have a
population of fully 100000.
The most recent census taken was that Of
1905. The congestion revealed by that cen
sus was shockingly bad enough, but in the
The immense number Of immigrants which
every year augments the city's resident
population, and the results of Industrial
depression all have had the effect of still
further massing more and more humanity
into the already swarming sections, AL
though the figures of 1905 are the most re-
cent authentic ones, they do not, however,
tell the full tale. Present conditions are
far worse than was the situation three
years ago.
Contrary to the general opinion, the most
thickly inhabited block in the. city is not on
the east side, but is on the upper west side
in the region Inhabited by the negroes and
dubbed San Juan HILL" It is the block
bounded by Amsterdam avenue and West
End avenue, Sixty-first and Sixty-second
streets. Here on a little more than five
acres, no fewer than 617S people are stuffed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

Time brings its revenges to ALL 1t has
brought them to James w. Osborne, for
mer assistant district attorney whom At
torney General Jackson has named as his
deputy to conduct the ice trust prosecu-
ton. Two years ago Mr.. Jerome and Mr..
Osborne were candidates for the same Of
flee. The people refused to take Mr.. Os-
borne seriously, because he had made
several unfortunate breaks. BY the time
election day came around, he was poor
Jim," to use Mr.. Jerome's language. So
he was when the votes were counted.
There was one thing he said, however,
when he accepted the Tammany nomina-
ton that is pertinent to recall Quoting
Mr.. Jeromes remark that his independent
candidacy placed the people Of New York
county on trial." he retorted in effect
that II such were the case 1t was 'the first
influential and wealthy criminal whom the
district attorney has ever brought to trial"
BY the act of Governor Hughes Mr..
Jerome is superseded now in the ice trust
matter, expressly because he had not
brought TO trial an influential corporate
offender. So poor Simm" has his chance.
He probably realiGaa that It is also his
risk.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

New York barkeepers, when they become
confidential, usually tell good stories, and
he is a novice who does not carry bar
secrets under his jacket and who does not
know stories about the men who come in
"to see what time 1t is" Now, there"
said a white-aproned total abstalner mem
ber of the profession pointing to tin box
on the glass shelf, rs one OF my regular
customers-this tin box" In answer to the
look of inquiry he said: ut belongs to a
man Who never takes drink. but who
smokes a lot Of cigarettes, which he rolls
himself. Every little while he gets a box
full of some particular kind of tobacco and
comes here and orders cocktail of his
own invention. He empties the drink into
the box. watches the tobacco absorb It,
then hands me the box, which keep till
he returns in the evening and takes It
home No cherry goes with this cocktail,
and, although I've never known the to-
bacco to curl up and find fault' because
the drink was too dry or too sweet, 1 mix
it as carefully as l do those for our crank
customers"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

"Is this seat engaged?" asked the young
man.
NO" replied the handsome girl. but yt
is only fair to state that am not either"
Realizing that It was leap year, he has-
tened to the safety of the smoker.-pLN-
adelphia Ledger
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
WHITFIELD TO A POINT.

Wouldn't you be better off without your
husband7"
Il don't think so--his life isn't in UT /"
Leader.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

GEORGE B. TZSCHUCK,
Treasurer.
Subscribed In my presence and sworn to
before me this LIST day of February, 1903.
ROBERT HUNTER
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

"Pa," said the senator's little boy, look
ing up from his book, whats a Meme
sis?' "
"a Nemesis my son." replied the SEN
that you foolshly promised to assist. -
Philadelphia Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

Gee whizz! look at Growells." exclaimed
very hearty appetite. I thought he ives wes q
dyspeptic." .s.
He is" replied Wise; 'he's the worst
kind. He's cursed with an optimistic APP
petite and a pessimstic digestion. PHIL
adelphia Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

had been looking at the advertising 1lumrs
of the paper, why don't you take us to one
of these continuous performances some
times?'
Because, my dear" sighed papa, II am
running a continuous performance of my
own. have to buy shoes and schoolbooks
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

''Your presidential chances are experieac-
ing quite boom" said the reporter.
"There you CO." exclaimed the candidate,
boom.
whats the matter with that?"
"It rhymes with gloom, doom and tomb
replied the candidate, land l never did Ike
campaign poetry, anyhow w"-Philadelph
Ledger.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25
THE OMAHA DAILY BEL

vIcroR RosEwArER. EDIToh
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-25

Entered at omaha Postoffice as second
lass matter.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1908-02-01

Hit telja Peir miklu erfoara verk og wanda
samara, az hlaoa f6egar0a pa hina miklu, er
eiga a0 vera vio skoroinn til beggja enda, og
koma par fyrir A6olokum Peim, sem I honum
eiga ao vera. Hyggja Peir 40 til Pess gang'
40 minsta kosti two e0a britt ar, eftir a0 bdio
er az grafa skuroinn.
[ Culebra skaroi, par sem ei0i0 er h@st,
og fjallhryggur ]agur gengur eftir PVT endi-
l0ngu, hafa verkamenn MI fundi6 malmnamu
/ skuroinum. SInishorn at Pvi, sem par kom
upp, hefr veri0 sent til Washington, D. c.,
og par hefir stj6rnin latio ~efnafr@0inga sfna
rannsaka PAD. DER hafa fundio / PVT gull,
silfur og cir, en- ekki vita mem enn hvort svo
mikio er par af Peim nahum, az PAD svari
kostna0i ao hreinsa pa, og PVT sfour er PAD
kunnugt hvort gulIio Sc par svo mikio, 40
stj6rnin fai par az einhverju leyti borgaoan
kostna0 sim vio skur0gr0ftinn.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1908-02-01
Stiornin Will Vernda Skogana.

Standardization vir6ist MI vera alra6in / pv1
az gera alt, sem hun megnar til pess as vernda
sk6ga landsins, og afstyra pv1 az .peim veroi eytt
ems ra0lauslega framvegis og hingao til hefir YER
ia lati0 vio gangast. Nj ljggur frumvarp fyrir
pinginu, sem fer fran a pao, ao stjornin kaupi alt
hi0 mikla sk6glendi, sem liggur 1 Appalachia
fj6llunum 1 Maryland, Virginiu, Vestur- Virginiu,
Nor5ur- og Su6ur- Carolinu, Georgia, Alabama,
Kentucky og Tennessee. Og two 0nnur frumv6rp
hafa jafnframt veri6 BORN fran, slit fyrir hverja
pingdeildina, er fara fran a, a0 pingio veiti MI
pegar FINN milj6nir dollara til pessara landkaupa.
En- / fyrra vetur veitti pingi0 25 p1sund dollara til
pess az lata skooa land petta og mala, pvi az pa
hafoi stj6rnin / huga az kappa pao. Isumar sem
lei5 voru mem geroir 1T at stj6rninni fyrir pessa
peninga, til pess ao skooa landi6; allir hinir beztu
s6rfr@ oingar sk6gr@kt og jarofr@0i, sem hun atti
kost a 40 IA til pess starfa. Peir f6ru UNI alt BETA
mikla fjall-lendi og skoou6u pao grandg@flega,
ger6u at pv1 nakvBma uppdrBtti, sem syndu staro
og l0gun sk6ganna, og ALTAR helztu ar og l@ki med
uppt6kum peirra, og a peim uppdrattum geta allir
pingmenn SEQ hvar land PAD liggur, sem peim er
@tla6 ao kappa fyrir stj6rnina, hive storir skogarn-
ir cru og hive mikio vain eigi uppt0k sin a pvl
landi.
Pessir landk0nnunar menn stj6rnarinnar fundu
% million ekrur at sk6glandi Appalachia fj6llun-
I'm og Hvitufj0llunum / New Hampshire, sem peir
skoouou lka. En- Wilson, landbdnaoarraogjad,
r@our stj6rninni til ao kappa at pvi landi 900 pds.
ekrur / Hvitufj0llum fyrir sex dollara ekruna og
fmm million ekrur i Appa!achia fj0llunum fyrir
haitian fj6r6a dollar ekruna. Og ham skorar 4
stjornina ao vinda braoan bug az peim kaupum,
sakir pess ao land petta VERDI fyrir storskemdum q
hverju ari, b%oi af mannav6ldum, peirra er h6ggvi
hvert tire i sk6gunum, sem nytilegt eE, og svo at
vatnagangi, sem umturni jaroveginum jafn6tt OF
sk6garnir eyoast. Jafnframt bendir ham stj6rn-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1908-02-01
sprettur peirra, svo az vatnio haldist par vi6, en-
hlaupi ekki fran 1 stordooum hvenar sem rignir
eoa snj6 leysir a fjall-lendinu.

Kostna6ars0m Borgarstjorn.
; 1bdar New York borgar veroa az greioa af
hendi 14S,572,s66 dollara til bajarstj6rnarinnar
pet1a ar. Hin getur ekki komist af med minna,
og pao er r1ml. prettan miljonum meira en- hun
purfti arid sem leio, og n@stum sext1u og sex mil
j6num meira en- hun komst af meo ario 1898-eft-
ir pvi hafa d%tgj0ldin vaxio um IS present a thu ar
um. Eff allir borguou jafnt, pa Btti hvert MAINS
barn / borginni az gjalda SO dollara til bajarstj6rn-
ar, eoa hver fj0lskylda I'm 150 dollara. AT pessum
dtgj0ldum cru rdmlega tuttugu og fjorar milj6nir
rentur at nyjum og g0mlum sku]dum. Skuldir
borgarinnar fara 6oum vaxandi, og cru MI oronar
svo miklar a6 oil hjcoin parf litlu meiri rentur az
borga af r1kisskuldum Bandarikjanna en- New
York parf 40 borga af slnum skuldum. Og Oil Ut
gj0ld Bandarlkj l%rstj6rnar cru ekki meira, en- fer
falt pao, sem New York parf elm az gjalda bazaar
stj6rn sinni. Oh dtgj0ld sem hvert mannsbarn /
landinu parf ao meoaltali az greioa sambands-
stjorninni cru az ems sex dollarar og rs cent a ari.
B@jarstj0rnin 1 Boston er az tilt0lu kostna6ar
meiri en- sd i New York, pvi ao par cru %dtgj0ldin
til jafna6ar 80 dollarar a mann, en- i held sinni
kostar bajarstj6rnin / New York meira en- nokkur
0nnur bajarstjorn i heimi. Lunddnaborg, sem er
pc miklu starri parf ekki a ems miklu f6 ao halda.
Stj6rnarfyrirkomulagio er par betra og kemst pvl
af med miklu mimi fjarupph@o 40 tilt0lu. Sauna
er as segja UNI hestar aorar st6rborgiriNo rouralf-
unni. Einkum er til pess tekio um Berlin, hive vel
og skipulega b@jarstj6rninni par Sc fyrir komio,
og hive sparlega hun fari med FED. bar cru e6stu
embattin veitt m0nnum, sem reyndir cru og al
kunnir hafleikamenn; en- / New York kemst hver
sa til valda, sem NEST hokksfylgi hefr, hvort sem
ham hefr til pess nokkra hafleika e6a enga. New
York geldur l0gregluli6i: sinu miklu harri laun en-
nokkur 6nnur borg, og til alpyouskola sinna kost-
ar hun arlega ferfalt meira en- Berlin, pc peir sk6l-
ar seu nBstum jafnmargir i ba0um borgunum; en-
sa mismunur stafar pc NEST at pv1, a0 kennurum
er goldio miklu harra kaup i New York en-
Berlin.
Pao sem hver bajarbdi ver0ur az gjalda ao
me0altali til b@jarstj6rnar inokkrum hefztu borg
UNI. heimsins, er sem her segir:
Boston. :..... 500 IL
Washington, 81 81
New YORK 90 -
san FRANCISCO 10 %
st. Louis - %
Fllaoelna ...... II Oh
ChlcagO......... ie o.
Paris. IL 20
Berlin 8 20
Lunddnaborg. 10000. . 80
Gtgj6ld Lunddnaborgar cru. i raun og yeru
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1908-02-01

hBkka 1 ver0i, pvl a0 PAD veroi self b8ndum til
akuryrkju jafnost og sk6gurinn err rudeur.
I sk6gum pessum vaxa haroar vioartegundir,
sem NEST cru notaoar til az sm1oa dr hdsmuni, ak
uryrkjuverkferi,. akfBri yms o. H.; og ef peir eydd-
nst gersamlega yroi sa efniviour pvi n@r 6faanleg-
ur her / landi, en- pao yr6i 6bBrilegt tj6n fyrir
ymsar helztu i6naoargreinir rj6oarinnar. Ur sk6g-
Bandar1kjunum fengio allan sim efnivio, og arid
1905 voru 2,A82 ve%rksmiojur, her I landi, sem sm10-
uou eing0ngu hjsmuni og h0fou samtals h0fu6st6l,
sem nam 1853 mi]j6num dollara. Sd ionaoargrein
gengju til puroar, pvi az ekkert anna6 efni er
m6gulegt ao hafa til peirra smloa, og MI err svo
komio al svo mikill h0rgull er oroinn a h0r6um
vioi, 40 ham er MI oroinn p%riojunyi og helmingi
dyrari en- ham var fyrir sj0 arum, og pratt fyrir pa
verohakkun er MI minna til af honum a markaoi
en- pa var, af pv1 ao beztu skogarnir cru allir
h0ggnir. Sko0unarmenn stj6rnarinnar hafa reikn-
a0 PAD 1T, az ALTAR par Acknowledgements, sem til
cru MI a Appalachia fj0llum, mum endast az ems
i sextan ar, meo s0mu ey0slu og MI; en- eff stj6rnin
teki sk6gana a slit valid og sBi um ao engu v@ri
split, engin ire h6ggin 0nnur en- pau, sem cru full
vaxin, en- oil ing ire latin standa, og ny tire gr66ur-
sett hvarvetna 1 stao hinna g0mlu, sem h0ggin cru,
pa telja peir visit 40 nagur efniviour fengist 1r
sk6gunum arlega, an pess peir ryrnuou neitt e0a
gengju dr ser. .>
En- med verndun s%k6ganna vinnur stjornin
einnig anna6 parft verk, sem er engu 6nauosyn-
legra en- petta. PAD er. alkunnugt her / landi, al
hvar sem skogur er ruddur af storu svBoi, pa
pverra mj0g oil v6tn, sem par eiga uppt0k sin.
Sk6garnir halda vatninui jaroveginum, svo ao PAD
er par n@stum jafnmikio alt arid, og ar og lakir
sam paoan renna verour mj0g jafnt ao v6xtum
vetur, sumar, vor og haust. En- pegar sk6garnir
cru ruddir, rennur alt vain af landinu jafnott og
PAD kemur dr %loftinu, rifur jaroveginn sundur og
spillir honum, en- fyllir ALA faryegu svo ao at pvi
ver0a hattuleg foo, sem oft valda st6rtj6ni,en beg
ar f6oin cru um GARD gengin, pa ver0a arnar miklu
vatnsminni en- par voru nokkuru sinni me0an
sk6garnir st66u vi6 uppsprettur peirra. I austur-
rikjunum er vatnsafio / festum am nota0, hvar
sem I'll Pess uasI, W lJo1ua maFgar VerKSmlO]ur
yr6u az h@tta allri vinnu eff p@r hef6u ekki vatns-
afi6. En- MI er svo komio az margar peirra veroa
az vera iojulausar manu6um samau vegna pess ab
arnar hafa ekki PAD v%atnsmegn, sem p@r h0fou
aour. p@r ar, sem aour voru skipgengar alt ario
um k%ring,eru MI ekki or6nar skipgengair nema faa
manuel af arinu, 'og stjorn Bandarfkjann Ia hedr
|kosta6 0grynni fjar til pess ao dypka faryepu
peirra og gera vio pa med ymsu mott, EN- pao ver6-
ur ~arangurslltio start og pvi fe, sem til bess er var
ID, q glB kasta0, Of vatni0 / peim fer minkandi ar
fra ari. Eina radio sem dugir til pess, 40 vi6halda
vatnsahinu og gera arnar skipgengar ems og par
voru aour, er PAD al vernda sk6gana VIC upp-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1908-02-01

Gtgjold Lunddnaborgar cru. i raun og yeru
toluvert hsrri en- her segir, pvi ao .borginni er skift
i margar s6knir, og dtgj6ld s6knanna hverrar fyr-
ir sig cru ekki talin her. 0tgj0ld borganna 1
Norouralfu cru her talin fra arunum 1905 og 1905,
en- borganna her i landi fra 1905 og 1907.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-01-18
Certificate Of CO-pahnershlp
State of Nevada
Comfy Of / .iucolnf 80.

State of Nevada .,
County of Lincoln( So
We, the undersigned do hereby certify that we
at the town of Phoebe, said County of Lincoln
under the firm name and style of A. S. Thomp-
son Company; that the names IN full Of all the
members OF such partnership are Chas A. Thomp-
son and Frank p. Thompson, and that the places
OF our respective residences are get opposite our
respective names hereto subscribed.
In Witness Whereof. we have hereunto set oui
hands this goth day of December A. d. 1907
Charles A. Thompson Phoebe, Lincoln County
Nevada.
Frank p, Thompson, Phoebe Lincoln County Ne.
Vada.
State of Nevada,
Co of Lincoln =
On this twentieth day of December, A. ID. one
thousand. nine hundred and seven personally APP
peared before me. H. F.. Prudential a Notary
/ Public, in and for the said County of Lincoln
Chas A. Thompson and Frank F. Thompson
whose names are subscribed to the annexed in.
strument as parties thereto personally known te
me to be the same persons described in and whC
executed the foregoing instrument as parties
thereto, and who each of them duly acknowledge.
ed to me that he executed the same freely anG
voluntarily, and for the uses and purpose there
in mentioned.
In Witness Whereof | have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my Official seal the day and veal
in this certificate FIRST above written.
tSeall H. e. Prudential
Notary Public Lincoln County, State OF Nevada
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-01-18
Supt. Ross Here
On Business

Gilbert C. Boss, deputy state
superintendent of schools, has
been in Phoebe the last week,
where he has had charge of the
examinations which took place
here, and also attending 10 other
business connected with his Of
fee. Ross this year arranged
that two examinations could be
had in Lincoln county, one be-
ing held at Pioche and the other
at Las Vegas, thereby providing
a great convenience for the
teachers in the different sections
of the county in diminishing the
extent of travel and the atten-
dant costs.
We congratulate Ross on the
efficient manner in which he is
Strengthening out the schools OF
the county. He is a thoroughly
competent man in every partic-
ular, having had a large exper-
fence in educational work and is
enthusiastic in the performance
Of his duties. Under his careful
guidance we look to see the
schools of this county compare
favorably with any in the state.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-01-18
Diamond Drill
Again Working

The casing for the diamond
drill on the Nevada-D es Moines
property has arrived and the
drill is again working twenty
four hours each day, with three
shifts in attendance. A tenn
porary shut down was occas-
Toned by the drill becoming
lodged, and it was necessary to
get certain casing to drill around
the old bit in order to dislodge
it. Now that these have arriv-
ed, it will require but a few days
at the present rate of progress,
to get the drill in first class
working orker.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-01-18
A New Gold
Camp Booming:
Mad Rush From Searchlight
to Gold Properties

Concerning the new gold dis
coveries near Searchlight, pri-
vate advices to the RECORD are
as follows:
"A new strike attracting con-
siderable attention the last few
days, is located eight miles from
Marvel. San Bernardino county,
California, and about four miles
south from the Searchlight
branch of the Santa Fe railroad.
The writer saw an assay of $1,000
made from the first ore taken
from the new prospects. A
number of enterprising Search
light citizens have hurried gro
ceries and mining supplies into
the new camp, and scores of
prospectors are leaving daily.
burdened with outfits and fired
with enthusiasm. Goldfeld is
well represented there, and it
is estimated that the camp al
ready numbers three hundred
inhabitants. The ground is
nearly all under lease and work
in the entire new district is be-
ing vigorously prosecuted.
There is convenience of travel
by way of stage from Marvel to
the new camp. leaving the gold
diggings at eight o'clock in the
morning and returning at foul
o'clock in the evening.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-01-18
Application No. 76l

Notice of Application for Permission to Appro
pirate the Public Waters of the State Of Nevada
Notice is hereby given that on the 23rd, day Of
December 1907, in accordance with Section 25
Chapter XVIII, Of the Statutes Of 1907. one W. j
Schuied and John ii. Brough of Sharp, COUNTY
of Nye and State Of Nevada made application tc
the State Engineer Of Nevada for permission t.
appropriate the public waters of the State of
Nevada, Such appropriation is to be made from
cottonwood Creek, at points miles above the
junction of Pine, Cottonwood and Little Cherry
Greeks BY means OF a dam and 10 cubic feet pen
second is TO be conveyed to points in T. 3N,
5S \; Z. 2 N. r. IS EFT 2 N, r. SO E. the exact
legal subdivisions unknown, by means of bitches
and there used for irrigation Water to be re-
turned 10 stream ut
Signed.
Frank r. Nicholas
State Engineer.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-01-18
Recorder Puts
Up Many Fees

County Recorder Henry Lee is
one of the most accommodating
officials of Lincoln county, and is
being imposed on to a consider
able extent in the way of the
payment of legal fees of the
office.
If the strict letter of the law
was adhered to by Mr.. Lee, no
instrument of any character
would be given attention until
the legal fee had been paid,
For the convenience of those
having business with this office,
a fee card has been circulated to
Individuals, but with no effect
apparently, as last months bust
ness reached $705.25, and of
this amount the recorder adj
vanced over 500 when the set
Element came with the treasurer,
from his personal funds.
Accounts of two and three
months standing are on file, and
still the same parties continue to
ask for the execution Of work by
the recorder. If you have not a
fee card, write for one, and re-
NIT the fee when the work is
mailed to Phoebe.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-01-18
Local and Personal

Esnnend Fuller can dsIiveF wood. cut any
length. for eooking or heating purposes; 81 tier
4. w. Dickle and C. NJ. Samp-
son were visitors to the Bristol
district the first of the week,
viewing some of the properties
Of that section.
Ball aad 80 Kahn a BrOdy's new sample
books before Ording your spring suit Just ar
rived.
Mrs. H. E. Prudential and
Mrs. A. S. Thompson were pas
sengers for Los Angeles Thurs
day last, at which point they ex-
pect to spend the winter.
Leave yeur wood orders at HodEes-COOk Cos
store. Hammond a Fuller
The several different county
officers are now busily engaged
in signing up and registering the
new issue Of the county bonds,
which should be in readiness to
make the exchange by the first
of next month.
DR.. j. y. Alexander. representing the Alsv.ad r.
Dibbles Co., Eye Specialists, Salt Lake Cts. sci
be at tie old Filler Residence until Monday i.l
Those having any trouble with their eyes sh. .ia
not fail to call Eyes tested and glasses Euaraa-
teed.
Miss Falconer of Dutch Flat,
Miss Winning of Rose Valley,
Miss Thomas Of Alamo, Miss
Obrist of Slime, Miss Jensen of
Eagle Valley, Miss Ivy of
Acoma, Miss Jensen Of Barclay
Mrs. A. w. Zeugler of the Red
Rock school District, were in
Phoebe taking the teachers. ex-
aminations which were conduct
ed the fore part of the week.
E. F. Prudential was a pas
senger Tuesday last for the East.
Prudential, while away. will
spend most of his time in New
York and Boston, looking after
mining business of Importance,
which he has to transact. We
wish him a delightful trip, know.
ing full well that the business
interests will be well taken care
Of; for there exists no firmer
supporter of the Phoebe district
and her world of mineral wealth
than Ed.