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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-09
Picture Rock at searchIisht

SEARCHLIGHT, Nov. S.-The last
strike of Clayton and Crittenden on
the Duplex occurred this week on the
100-foot level There is at least three
feet of shipping ore and portions of
it scared into the picture variety.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-09
Massive Tlmhers at Austin

At the Austin mine ma e-ire timbers
for the Frost shaft gallows frame were
delivered at the mine last week BY the
time these are framed and set the
fifty-horse power Alamo gasoline hoist
will be in place
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-09
Another strIke at Ruckakln

The Kennedy ConsoliC ted at Buck
skin has struck the richest ore yet en-
countered there at depth os 140 feet.
The mine was compelled to shut down
on account of water until pump can
he installed
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-09
Boyle Lease Ships High Grade

A shipment is being made from the
Boyle lease, on the Esmeralda claim
owned by. Boyle & Weston. The shin
ment win comprise a carload Of high
grade. running from $3.50 to $4O0 ton.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-09
MINING ACTIVITY IS
RESUMED IN MEXICO
EXPERT DISCUSSES FAILURE
TO PASS AMENDMENT
Says Confidence Is Already Restored
in Part-Thinks Defeated Anti
Foreign Policy Was Mis-
understood

c. w. Patten, author and mining ex
pert, is a guest at the Angelus for a
few days, while en- route to San Fran
cisco. Patten, who controls a third in
terest in the Queen Louise gold mines,
and who also has holdings in the new
ly discovered Sylvanite district of New
Mexico, speaking yesterday of the fail
ure to pass the so-called "anti-foreign
mining law in Mexico said:
'The decisive defeat of MeXico's pro-
posed anti-foreign mining law, as en-
bodied in article 144, will result in an
immediate and marked increase in min
ing activity throughout the republic.
Confidence is already restored in great
degree and with a full understanding
of the true scope and purpose of the
article as it was intended to operate,
and the consequent satisfaction as to
the governments good faith in theamat-
ter American capital will again be on
the alert for mining investments in the
sister republic. 1t seems that the much
discussed article was inserted as much
for the protection of foreign investors
as Mexican and was in no way an
echo of the cry, Mexico for the Mexi-
cans
obviously, if it becomes necessary
for all mining companies to organize
with a small, nominal capital, under
Mexican laws, and so to become Off
cially recorded and recognized, it will
enable the department of mines to
more intelligently answer queries from
abroad as to the stability of this or
that company, many of which, under
the present law, are unknown to the
department. The minister of fomento,
Senior Lie Don Olegario Molina, has
been quoted as saying that Mexico had
been placed in a most embarrassing
position, hard to sustain.
Article Is Necessary
Because of its inability to properly
answer requests for information as to
stocks purchased in companies of
which the department of mines was in
partial or complete ignorance, 1t be-
came necessary to incorporate article
144 in the projected mining laws. The
immediate result of the move was ap
parent in the Withholding of foreign
capital, and in great hue and cry
raised by the pro-foreign element, both
in Mexico and abroad.
I'm the period of suspense between
the proposal and defeat of the law,
many millions were lost to Mexico.
Had the article stated clearly that for
eign companies needed but to organize
development companies under Mexican
law with nominal capital, and that
holding companies, with their full share
capital could be organized outside the
republic, criticism would have been
much less severe. Granting that any
government has full and perfect right
to complete knowledge of mining activ-
tiles within its borders, with annual re-
ports of operations, we can see what
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-09
S21oo Gold Brick

TUCSON, Nov. S.-The latest clean
up at the Relief gold mine resulted III
a bar valued at s2100.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
MEDICAL
HoBERT g. FULTON. b. A., u. p.
BIC ilth ST.. Oakland. Cal
MEDICAL

DIG tlth st.. Oakland. lai
LEADING SPECIALIST FOR WoaRs-
e sssss sse gradaased fren "a sl Is:a!ss 4sS
woNES'S AiINES9S ExcLUsIVELY.. / hsvs
the l.ssesf prsctscs because hare had the NEST
LADY who sssa. sa m ms ssip osh n.g % come to ns pr
ssteiy and IL fun eonadence and be assured sf
81 sd sssps fsfa a
10 need 60 endanger your life cersutirE irFrSu-
the same fee you may s have he sarviee. g the
Goss successful snd most reliable specialss "a
p.inies.. harmless methods are ! pride 70 the
pfafession Ny fees fensonabis. NJ hours
sse q n. 70 p. N. | never fall. Phone OAK
.pg, RoBERr GREESLEAFs FULTON.
sis iifh st. between Eashingten and Clay.
ATTENTION 9 IIADIEs;r d l52p eEAHs ST.
TIE WORLD REsoMsEp sfkeIALlsr FOR
sgsas TIES g
AND DELICATE EATURE; every case trested;
ssiasfs s..ss !. s al eases ns.s 6snsas q stsn-
sat medical fkiIl:
By een.ultIas ne ne ss1s time and nos.y. A
"''a 70 'As -i;s snkr & 'di6s!fcs abafcs.
p efts ''s srso sssfssss e. ass0 ssssy %:.s :r
A--DR. PAGE. 1898 Eifis near Webster.
n,s5;. ees a,.,i.. ssss 90 q Wonss E,m0e oply
IzpksIf rosIrP1as & & E SsfuasskHs suskHasfxs Z e :
essss sss fs =; A9sa Ssahss Sss.
efrS sffFE; SpEE dSp PAMISLEss M RELIEF
Fees low Private sanita-ium u desired
SALPEAL'S female pills: bess regulating pills
soiai price $3.50 by exprsss Pssteur's syringss
and tablets: prics IS. BY express only on re-
eeipt OF price. oSGoOD BROTHERS. whole
sale druggists. Tth and Broadway. Oakland.
sefsffy Of Berlin: 50 years' suecessfui practice:
cures all Ia6ies' con plants. Instruments
gsed Tel. Park 225S. 3ie FILLMORE st near
AIRS. DR. WHITE, rel. BILE ladies' specialist
FOR all female eouapisints; 40 ysar' practice.
la14 WEBSTER II. near Gfary: hours "a to O.
Oh. LEEK co-Davie's method Of treat
Te1ts s24 Valencia St between 18Th and Goth
MRS. = s. RHODES. Midwife aud ladies'
specialist. 1890 oFsrreil. Phone West $3.50
Or. G. c. 6Dorneil. reHewsed female specialist
si2 Devlsadere bot. MrAiliste- and @. G. av.
PRIVATE home for confinement; adoption; best
OF care 1874 Market st. Oakland.
ROBERT G. FELTON,. u. D.. leading specialist
Tor women. Sic i1th st near washington
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1881 FILLMORE 81.
near Post
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
HorELs-contaaued

H0TELs-Confinued
tric cars direct from ferrJ; all nice sunny
rooms: every eonveniencs.
ROSS HOUSE
Now open. s36-522 HAYES st near octavia
Modern eoaEeniences.
HOTEL. HEO. 90 ysiescir ST. nr 16th-The
wsrm belt district: rooms fron zoe Up; special
rates BY the week
Izckson-Roems See NJ; special rates week
end month: hot and cnid water Ia every reofn
THE NEW YORK 75s Howard 81. bet. Sd aud
9Th: 600 hscbeiors' roorls. &c 70 35c Per atsht:
free hot-b.fhs osBrien 4 asnilton. Props.
fteTEL Dupoat 5a5 Dupont st. bet. California
ard Pize-Elegantly Furnished rooms: n1c ps-
day Up: q % week Up: S month mp.
HOTEL IDoRA. cor. Stockton and vallejo The
hsst furnished korse IN the district; rooms 5Vc
per day Up; special rates BY the week.
ANITA HOTEL. Ie4 TURK st.-Bath steam heat.
telephone; modern transient; rates reasonable
HOTEL G0ULl1-Eun,pean plan: rooms single or
30 sufte: rstes reas- AcAilister and begsina.
HOTEL RET i46 Capp ST. near 10TH and Mis-
sieo; sesdins room; free bsfhs: 5sc night.
LICK HOUSE. 5th- and Mission ats. app. e. s
Mat: first class: Soc n ST. take streetcar
HUNTER HousE. ssl Howard-2sc PEI. night.
Sl.50 per week. reading ROOM free hath.
HOTEL METRePoLE, sw. cor G.. G. az. aDd
Buchanan st---Enrrpean: .ac per day up.
fHE DoyRE. 1850 MaAilister ss.-Nicelr fur
nished rosrns by day or week; traHsients
ENTERPRISES HOTEL ii44 Market st.: large
sunny rooms; soc per ntzht up
EDDY. sia-Fsrorits r0oninx hose; per night
25~: r~r week 81 80.
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET
% awning. SIS; aiis SIS; sii4h. SIS; 2iis s25;
2iie $40; each with back room.
OFFICES furnished specially arranged and suit
able for doctors OF professional men Apply
il5s Sutfer ST. near Polk
OFFICES furnished: specially arranged aud suit
able for doctors or professional men, Apply
fl56 Suffer St near Polk.
DESK room. at go sheldon bldg. ist and Mar
ket sts-; light, heat. janitor and phone service
bet. Eugeuia and Lizzie n. som; rent eneap $50.
STORE 2axse: rent reasonable il15 Gesry st.
sToRE aad living room. io43 Guerrero st. mr.
23d: suitable for millIney or dress maker.
-
HOUSES TO LEr-Unfurnished
FEW OF OUR HOUSES
Douglas st. cor. Of 20th new. modern house,
n aud B.. NEAR ear lines Splendid view
Of city and bay: rent $50 per month.
Post ST. 1877 nr. Cough; house Of z. and
B. VIII be put in FIRST class condition; rent $50.
ertx~ta st.. 25ie. M. Broadway: house Of 9
r. and n. VIII be entirely renovated and
tinted to suit tenant; marine view; rent s45-
Perife av., 1900. pr. Cough; house Of H.
and B. All modern Improvements; rent very
reasonable.
of r. and b., just being retiHted through
but. rent so.
r.eiac sr cor. Cough ST; residence 10 R.
rent reasonable.
write or teiephsne for additional list OF
houses.
sHAINwALp. BUCKBEE L CO..
n Montgomery st. Tel Douglas 81.
TO Iet-is5e- 1888 Folsom st. near 18th: house s
rooms. house keeping; small stable. warehouse
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

HOUSES TO LET--Fuxnfshe6
FOR rent for the summer new house In Berke
ley. furnished: choice location; Iow rent TO
right tenant. Address A. B. C., 211o Hilleges
FREDERICK. $50. nr. CoIe-Masonic. Haight or
beae. cars; modern completely furnished resi-
denee ef rooms; lawn. fswers. summer
house: lease.
A NICELY furnished nom house eveTy- y-room
sunny. bath. yard; Presidio heights: for
months OF less. Phone, mornings. West 3039-
5 ROOM. sunny. bay window residence to let,
with stores aud carpet furniture for sale. Ap-
ply 20e2 Pine St
FURNISHED 10 room house: large gardeE; near
panhsndle; rent sT5. 1880 Haight 81
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1861 FilImere ~
near. Post.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

FOR sALE-1IiscelIaneous
H. S. WHITE MACHINERY co. fInc.)
ONLY" YARD AND SHOPS
CORNER 9TH ASD BRYANT SIS.
SAN FRASCISC0, CAL
ARE YOU N NEED OF
GOOD SECOND HAND PIPE,
3ur pipe Is al handled By experienced worknlen.
II is all rethresdeL xnd rscUupied aad dipped
IN soiutien Of asphalt paint
Size. Price.
= inch ...............-.--.---. &c
= inch --.-..........-.--..--. 5c
inch Observation-Disclosures. &c
IL inch .............--...------ &C
IL fnea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &c
inca ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &c
~ .i3nc
inca ........-...-..--.--.IT ITc
lucn &c
inca Observation-Disclosures -30c
1lca---- = &c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-04
MINNESOTA.

ST. Paul. Nov. 9, 1880 D. m.-The
goNcrnorship IN Minnesota hangs 100
the balance, tho result being So close
with not sufficient returns to indie
cate what G VIII be. that both Chair
man Day OF the democratic state COM
mittce and Brown of tho I,rubliesn
SCAT. committee. claim the state hs
small majoriu'--
jacobson made heavy gains In the
~nuutIv especially in IT, sourncrn
counties and at republican h%cadquar-
tors. DO Was said that The republican
,4ndidat, viii come into the Twin cit
les with tnoueh votes To- offset what
ever johnson may get n 81 Paul and
MINNEAPOLIS Tho Johnson plurality
in the twin cities IS estimated at
1000 with heavy Toss Do Hen
r.rir county tNinn,auoii~l.
Tr. returns from abe count were
OF uniform nature. I'm some" dis
Jacobson made haFtV gains over
the CaI. vote of 1906 hiI. Boa others
did NOT Zoo e1 uaH
Th. .aflt .uart- n.re l.rE-'y fly-
rrah'. t1 johnson.
Tn. .afa SID p'n-, thHf iu 900 prob
biity th. ra.rrrHr-h.u Win not boo
termiuad uIII ths turns ar. ID.
iu.
Egt USING .u.h rafurn were 1e-
30 uf- established Of ii O'Clock
that Jacobson had near'v if not quite
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-04
NEBRASKA.


Omaha M, t-0n the raee of the
''"''" n''.r ~" 4" so hi,
morning tbo democratic ticket in .Ne.
hrasba has .liaht lad hlt the va
oia 5 maS q , ~. no ,o''I intn re yoIc
in,', 49,. lot. in ,i,T9,bt both ON ga,
'tfa,,,i nd st,In ti.lI.ts AR Hr.Yn
t,,'' n,n ~ ~ r'ci,i,nt ~ = Taayih. y
mas p'(h 'i' it'it'I,nt d ,',Nn 49,
~ Lnnu.n ,,ntil rnrthar rdturns a9,.
oan racni,nd G6nlIrnbererI dcn1-
cratic candidate for governor. viii fll
The returns received thuS i'f ~ n
pegh from ti{''S "iu y i1
WeIt 'Np'NloI 70 3iioH " 49,"
for Bryan and ShaIlehpcfseI' ail1 'I,'
maj issue WI UehCIIu "t"i' '"s .'
or vote, Whltn 5 ~ N"tn'' o,,ot
uihl's''''" Ii''NII1''N -
ed ny a iAIE'!l i','''Hyu 'i'I'' ~
ana june I-'',", y ,,i,.I
IratCu h"N"' ''I'i"'''''' VI u
"Islil'I. ,r. ~,,h,t.,,
CoHEFt5SIl9n i'iHsI.aM, i1i''i ,n,
Is I'-'i'eu'I III 'i' ,nui''i .''D',' , ~, ~
the o'li,I 'HI,I uiStttl'S =, = i.9G
hiil'"ih' Nrp,, ',di tion' u..'.a
"Wednesday morninA lhoicaiIon@ Wtto'
thol Nrol35 K' 49, r,,1 (,n,, 'id a far
nA Il IiuI3i''A NJ " a. ! - a,iet1,. L go
Bryan, and a plurality scare. ltSS
Tor S~h'ilghHCrSrr u,'i'"'ia ~ Go.,I
Ffilof. in' ltSul' w " M - ,', =
a olS' ppoII'iiiri ~ W. H. "tt
"S''S' NJ: 49," a~1tfHTna ticLat
c~ohIIu'ntIE 'NP'.,S" tueiI 80,
70 pc eIecleo- ne llgt'yitnolS go"
inr hiH"h ~ : ti.,ion Tnt
the So hSat.o" ~, ,,,,,h-
o.hN uIu MI, hIi'I etn,n 'n,' ~, hnr,c
i."" I!"t"'''S G' ,'I Wv. ,Ii,olitv nf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-04
COLORADO.

Denver. Nov. with thousands of
s.rutohcd ballots yet 20 pc counted.
.al returns on straight ballots COM
u.'t. .u NO city. town or county in
colorado. conditions At midnight are
SUCH THAT IL is impossible To- give even
700 idea or how the state has gone. Il
'silmItod that more than nifty per
.'hl 1i tho ballots east throughout the
-tt'. We're scratched. In Denver Taft
Gems To- lead but Do democratic
.ian claim they viii carry the
ana county In Pueblo. figuring
'l'm returf= on straight ballots. Bry-
'H nl~ the adyautage All over the
.'.a local issues influenced tho voters
'H this accounts for the heavy
.ai. hing. o. iS not likely thar def
'li' -tHtemfnts OF results Fam Do, mad.
Tor. late today
Denver Nav. a-Rrturn- from .t.
tlutt- iu % towns tult Including
nN.r and PGebIpl m Colorado give
i.it 1871 Bryan 1906 Th. total
iatrh"i vote Boo these tsHu. approx
natD- sn.roH.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-04
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-04
MONTANA.

Helena. Mont. NOV 3-Rtturns iu
Montana outside silver Pow. where
machines are used. are coming I'M
slowly. but indications point to "a
complete victory for me democratic
state ticket and election of democratic
presidential electors. In Missoula
three precincts which four years ago
were heavily republican. gave Bryan
81 plurality OF - ucr cent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-04
ILLINOIS,.

had carried the state by 10000 to
10000. Dcneei1. the can
didate for governor, was elected py "A
plurality estimated ut from $1,000 10
$1,000. The next legislature, which IS
to ehoose a successor to United states
senator Albert j. Hopkins. VIII he
composed Of tltty-riglll r.puhllcans
and ~thirty-four democrats in the sen
ate and 215 republicans and lI6 dom
ocrats in the house.
The eongressIonul delegation from
Illinois, With three districts yet to
DE heard from, will be composed
of seventeen republicans ana five
democrats.
Chic1po-10 .m-Tho ronuhIfcaD
u|atfonni ana sfata turk.rs bnva paIncd
a comulotr victory i'm Illinois. nj
tnounb thn nh,r,iiti,s ,yiu nrnb,hE,
IAN 5Ln,t 80 No. n.tainrl h, M
,,,t, in n,1 Bnn..,.aH '~,m,oi.s, ~
Iqn1' g,,fi mas .,rriaI tIn' st,f. ~.
,,,r,y ,,at. ' - noo ~. ~
ha',ah ~ mi ,a,,o,,,
',.' H'7, i, = - a
.,n h ~ ~ I' ~,
'"l hr "pl"lI'u. CldilVS >. l'VlrcH'
I'pupI''4h Go1dldato Tor governor
~ l't p'Hlh" 'he IepupllC"H tlch't'
''l mas p'Dll erected by " pIuiaIlN OIL
'poul Ioo'ooo over stevenson denno-
'I"uE CiIlNlull'' DeflCIu ) SitdltSL
losses were suffered in Cook county
which is his home, The feeling
against him was strong in Chicago and
me was heavily scratched.
Chicago and Cook county gave q
plurality to Taft OF 10000 against
l26, 600 FOR Roosevelt four years ago.
outside Cook county the plurality for
Taft is not far from 10000. The
plurality Of President Roosevelt in
1904 was 3O4.36g for the state.
stevenson. democratic candidate for.
governor. Carried the city Of Chicago
bv about 5000 and the county Of
b,. hout.G gOgs elm .bhayiIv
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-04
VERMONT.

- Compl't. returns from thr Static oft
.tuput give TAFT 3g.592. Bryan Il.-
'r, uisgen ,l3 Tafts uiul. .ty is
20. Hut
White Eiyar Junction. Nt. \HN. g
Do Is estimated that TAM has carried
me state hy $4,000 plurautl.
White River Junction. Nt. Noy
William a. TAFT carried Vermont
today hy about NOu. Return from
tine cities auI t4f of tt. 1tu towns
give Tart 1881. Bryan $3.50 tn
tur amr rfH..s lIt. Roosevelt
Hu luI Parker -E.Trs-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-04
WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling. N. Va NoS. Returns
from West Virginia are very SLOW i'm
coming n, OWNS 90 D great number
90 candidates voted Tor aud the fact
that there tre five tickets Retur~e
"a 3 a. m indicate that the state will
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-04

I'on~'~ Nnv s-Ep.Ir1- received
republican state hesdqu1rter- from
out 81 q total OF fs6 precincts iu
tnls city give the republican national
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-04
NEVADA.

Reno. Ncy. Noy. 3.-DCmocrats
carry Ormshy and OHinGhouse pre-
cincts by "a heavy majority. Deadly.
democrat, Tor surveyor general, has
20 majority over Ahcrn in Ormsby
county. Indications at his hour. 1890.
a substantial majority.
Reno. Nov., Nov. A.-Ecturns to .
a. IN. indicate democrats generally
successful throughout tho state. The
count Will not Dee complete, Tor two
or three days.
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Cconunncd on race s. column 81
, 1908-10-12
stumpino COMPOSITION.

That competition Is Mt least the back
bone If not the lie Of trade is illus
trated by the big city department
stores. especially those located in the
same district. where rivalry runs high
and the efforts to attract trade are
studied with particular carr in time Of
depression. That this sane incentive
for progress is not given to stores in
the country may be one cause-or is 1t
efect?-of the degeneration of some of
rural districts in the east. One of
the heads of a prominent New York
concern who spent a vacation In New
England last summer went to the local
general store" to buy a few yards OF
a certain cloth.
1--WE don't keep it." said the store
keeper.
"Why not?" was the reply. This IS
a staple. How a you get along with.
Out it,"
WAL" was the Indifferent EXPLAIN.
ton. I'VE Jest can't keep It. I laid in
some a short spell ago. but it was
bought out. and every time I've go;
some 1t only gets sold. There's no use
trying to keep 1t herew-System.
, 1908-10-12

would thus materially profit by this
addition TO its somewhat restricted
supply of capital.
Harmless and Futile Runs.
In times Of pane, should any deposit
tor withdraw his mony from the ma
tional bank he would in all probable
ity the same day rederpsit 1t in the
postal bank, he having implicit conf
dence in the guarantee of the govern.
ment. From the postofice it would at
ono be returned to the national banks.
thus making harmless and futile any
runs thereon. The postal savings
banks would thus introduce an ele-
ment OF security into our banking sys-
tenn not had at present, which security
would tend to- make impossible bank
fai- ures and panics.
Will Be In Force Here
II the republican party be returned
to power the postal savings banks will
soon be a beneficial financial factor in
the city Of Laramie. preventing the
boarding of money. providing an alb
solutely safe place for the depositz Of
the poor, encouraging thrift, protecting
our national banks from failure, AMI
forestalling panics. If the democrats
are given the confidence Of the peop.e
they may in four years time guarantee
our banks deposits but meanwhile the
postal savings banks would be pushed
into the shades Of obscurity.
Vices in Bryan system. !
The merits of the guarantee law are
many, but there are apparent just as
many vices inherent in the system.
These l shall like to consider at some
future time in the columns Of your
paper. The American people should
consider well before they reject the
postal savings bank for the uncertain
ty of an unknown measure guarantee
ing national bank deposits.
A PLAIN CITIZEN.
, 1908-10-12
Too Particular,

The fnical customer at the fish mar
ket pointed at a sign in the window
with this Inscription upon it: "An,o-
WIS.,"
"What does that mean% he asked.
"What Is an aniovis?"
"Anjovis." answered the proprietor.
"are little fishes. Didn't ye never hear
of emp
you mean a%nchovies. don't you?"
mot unless you want to buy some.
SIR" sternly spoke the proprietor. III
a man want to buy my fish he can
call EN- what he durn p~leases. When
I'm putin up signs on my fish I'll call
'em what l durn please. and anybody
who don't like 'em don't have to LOOK
at 'em, sir"
The finical customer muttercd an
apology and escaped further trouble by
purchasing a dimes worth Of smoked
herring. n harmless. unassuming fish
about whose name there couid be no
possible dispute.-Chicago Tribune.
, 1908-10-12
AT Il HOTELS.

Johnson-William Honey, William
Beard, Denver; John Holts, Moline,
H.; Sam Sorensen, Little Laramie; w.
J. johnson, M~issoula, Mont; F. Fer.
guson,% Cheyenne; Emil H. Olson, Rock
Springs; N. j. Beard, Horse creek.
Kuster-M. s. Turbin, A. ]. Can.
natee. ]. D. Halifax and wife. Chicago;
F.; s. Monnett, Columbus, o.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Hoss, Millbrook; E. 8. Bell,
E. W. Carey, Medicine Bow; w s.
Towney. Salt Lake; J.. H. Goodman and
wife. Omaha; Mr.. and Mrs. Decker,
ranch.
Union Pacifc-Ed G. Kicker, How
ard Green. J. j. NcNally, Milwaukee,
Wis: C. r. Suisrave. St. Paul: ]. P.
Juett. Denver; Aboie I. Kyle. Hattie
K Eoote, Fort Atkinson. Wis; George
Goble and wife, Frank Mumyer and
wife, New sharon, Ia
, 1908-10-12
WILL DELIVER LECTURE
AT ROCK SPRING,

The S~earchlight club is to have Pres.
ident Charles o. Merica Of the state
university on Friday evening. october
18th, city hall, at $3.50 o'clock, says
the Rock Springs Rocket. DR.. Merica
will deliver his interesting lecture on
THE Great stone Face" to which the
public and the student body Of the
high school are very cordially invited,
as guests of the Searchlight club. This
lecture is one of two or more the club
is to have this winter and to which
the public will receive invitations. The
people Of Rock Springs will remem-
Der DR.. Merica during the institute
week, August last. when he gave one
Of the best lectures Rock Springs has
had in many a year on THE Boy Who
Goes Wrong" President Merica is an
able speaker with a wonderful com
mand Of language and ability to inter
est an audience, 'one Of the orators
Of the State of Wyoming" Let US
give DIR. Merica an enthusiastic well
come.
, 1908-10-12
DOODLE BOY
AT OPERA HOUSE

The management of the Opera
House can hardly hope 10 sustain a
reputation of such a clientele by the
presentation Of such attractions as
that of THE Yankee Doodle Boy"
which occupied the boards Saturday
night. The play is not of the best and
its production was simply beyond pow
er to express the lack of talent. The
central figure, Bud Hicks" did not ap.
peal to the public. and the support,
aside from that Of ]. D. Jay as TONY
Saliva" the Mexican, was no better.
The music a anything but catchy
and the voices very amateurish. The
management should, also. have al hour
for beginning and begin at the hour.
Saturday night people were or hand
three-quarters of an hour before the
curtain rose.