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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-30

75x100 # NV cor. lot 1,
B 80. s.22
Bebb, L. E.. Imp. on Hd.. Sw
or 26-5-4 Il Per. q Poll s.s2
Brock, H. M. Imp. on Id.
Per. & Poll. $40
Bane, J. c., Emmett. o. lots
3, 4. s. 6. B & lot s. b
15, & lot IL. B 4, as2.72
Bedford, Ernest, Sc or 40
"a. 11.s4
Bliss, Fred c.. N hf NE or
Sc or. NE N hf sw or NE
or, 1888, los
Batter. Chris. N hf sw or
6-4-4. 1877
Bolin, Gussie, NV or NV Or
32-4-2. 1l.i4
Bishop, J. D.. N hf Sc or. NE.
$50. & 1-3 int. In N hf BE
or, 1918, S.4S
Bidstrop, Carl c., Ito int.
in BE or sw or s4-7-2. 1877
Benton, Mrs. c. A.. Il hf NV
or NEqr NE or s4.7-1. Ia
Brown, VIM, z Y NE or SO
or 26-4-3, 1885
Bach. Chas. g., sE or NV or
1878, 3.22
Crooke, C. e., Imp. on Hd.. 4.1s
Culver, Warren, Caldwell,
stra. lots 8. 10. IL. II. B
122 SIS
Corbett, q. K. Sc or NE or
3z-4-3 G lots 1, 2, 8 q 4
Woods Acreage 33-4-3. 65.12
Cook, Chas. q Ira. 8 hf NE or
Sc or 24-4-3. w hf 18-4-2,
lot /, 1912 & N hf NE or
NE or 24-4-3. 1871
Central Lumber & Coal Co.,
Caldwell, o lots 8 & B So, ~. At
Cummings. G. H.. Imp. on lid.
Per & Poll, 4.S8
Chose, Roy. Imp. on Hd., 1.4s
Claiborn. Susan NJ, Sc or NV
or 1872, 1.4S
Cobban & Casey. lot 8 4-6-1,
lots 8, 10, II, 5-6-1. lot 4,
32-7-1. & lot 9, 33-7-1, 22.78
Clifton. Edmond. Sc or sE or
9-4-3, 3.9s
Cox, Riley, w hf lot 20, B Is.
o Caldwell & lots to s, b
16, o Caldwell, 1874
Comm, 8. M, N hf NV or NV
or 26-4-3, 1883
Campbell. e. B.. ITO int. in
lot 2, 1913, ass
Cleek. Nelson g.. w hf NE or
22-4-2. & lot Z, 15-4-2. A.
Connyers, Vet. Emmett. N 81
It. of lots %. "a, rs d &
O, add, 1880
Carstens. Henry. 8 hf SW or
BOTS, NV or NV or 2s-
7-3. 20. 06
Cross, J. R.. 5ox150 It. in SD
or SW or 1895. $50
Cronk. J. H, Emmett. Wash.
lot % & N hf lot 20, 80. 81
Carson. Roy. Emmett, Hop
kins. 2 lots. 4.1s
Crawford, Mrs. Jane. in 8 hf
SW or Sw or S-6-1, az
acres, 5.S4
Cannell. Geo., Nampa. @ & X
lots 8, 8, B 11S, lots 3, B 81
lot 8, B 90 & Waterhouse
FIR. B 81 & So, 21.2t
Cottingham. r. G., Nampa,
Kath Place. lots . to IA. b
| 8, %. o;
Caldwell. H. O.. Nampa, q &
X. lot 8. B 90. IA!
Carruth, J. W., NV or SE or
w hf Sw or Sc or 1853 12.2(
cottier. G. ". Imp. on Hd.. As;
Coe. Herbert, Imp. on Hd.. 4.2'
Comback. A. B., N hf Sw or
NV or S-S-2. 1871!
Collier. A. M. Sc or 11-3-2. TIT
Christensen, r., Ium. on Hid.
Per q Poll, %. o.
casper, Geo., Emmett, 8. 8
lot 80. 49,;
Creel, J. A.. NV or SE ar ST.
| 4. sa.sl
Cruikshank. G. L.. SD or NE
Or. 14-7-4, ILL.
Cobb. F. ", NE or NV or It,
| ia, S7.7
cleaver, H. R.. w hf lots 4, s,
| 6. B 81, Dor. L v. as
Church. Mrs. A. NJ. Emmett.
| o lot 3, B Q, 80. Q:
Cummings. DR.. r. NJ. ITO tin.
| NE or NV or 1851, al.
Cray. A. e.. Middleton, lots 0,
Clark, J. s.. Middleton, lot IL,
10. b 8. Sc,
B 1, & 2-3 of B Q, 2.7l
Congdon. r. O.. Sw mr. Gw
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-12
REBOUND OF New
ADA SECURITIES.

One OF the most sanguine of bulls
in The Nevada mining share market
knows as a comedian. rather than as
a stock broker Ever since Goodwin
he has been an enthusiastic mine fol
lower. an making fun on the stage has
seemed TO him less the real business
of live than finding out the value OF
mining property and acting upon the
knowledge. Nat c. Goodwin a Co,
Mr.. GOodwin's firm name off The stage
are out in a market review in which
they give basis for their optimism.
The review says:
The San Francisco marne- the
past fortnight revealed enormc L
ing power East and West. brought
about unquestionably by relieved
money situation throughout the land.
particularly in Nevada The banking
situation has corrected itself IN the
East and West. Nevada banks and
mine operators. with only rare excep
tons, are no more afflicted with the
money stringency and are not com
PEELED to unload stocks on the eX-
changes. regardless of their real value.
The general situation is so much
improved that Nevada issues are seek
ing even higher levels than they de-
clined from beginning with late Sep
TENDER, when the recent financial ten
sion was first felt
1T is apparent that the levels of
September Goth will within short
period. be regained for most of the
Nevadans. In every instance where
a standard Nevada issue is not entitl'
ed to recoup 70 its level of September
Goth, a reason is given herein.
We believe that the incipient bull
market. which we chronicled a months
ago as having commenced. is rapid!
changing into rapid bull market
and that by the middle of February
the levels of September Goth will have
been passed and stocks will asair
be on the up-swing toward the hlSl
levels of the fall of 1906.
The chief reasons for the hopeful
ness of mining men in general at this
time is that there are many million
Of dollars in hand at present for rein
vestment after the panic. and thi
money is likely 10 seek the minin:
field because Of the lessons taught b.
the panic of the uncertainties of othe
ways Of placing surplus funds. Goo
mines are the best and most satisfaC
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-12

coming to a realization of that fact
Mining and Engineering Review.
The Bullfrog MaytiOwer and Banner
Will resume operations soon.
The fault OF the Great Western
mine Of the Garfield group near Nina
has been picked up. In the ledge
found three assays have been made
and they run respectively $1o1, $240
and $3.50.
In a frey mine it is dangerous to
allow miner TO drive his working
place more than 90 feet beyond the
last crosscut unless a brattice is built
and the air thus carried to the face
Tin dross from tin smelling works
and metal refineries contains over so
per cent tin. the remainder being iron.
copper. sulphur and arsenic
The white color of palladium and
its freedom from cOrrOSiOn and tarn-
fishing render ii capable OF use for
plating where the cost is not prohibit
liy3.
For footwear of any and all kinds,
from light fine. dreSs- shoes to the
shoe or laced boot, call On Joe Smyth.
heaviest and best make of working
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-12

ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE NEVADA UNION MINES
CO. FOR THE YEAR ENDING DE-
GENDER 81, 1907:
Location of mines Fairview and
Wonder Mining Districts, County of
Churchill, State of Nevada
January l, 1908, to cash on
hand s50S41
To cash received from sale of
STOCK, etc NOlllnS
CIR.
Mining expenses, year 1907. so, 10000
Paid dividends, year 1907 -. None
Balance on hand December
81, l3oi SocSiA
LOUIS A. SARECKY, Secretary.
/ James d. Finch, Residnet Agent and
/ Attorney, Carson City. Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-12
WHEN YOU WANT LIQUORS

the wholesale liquor dealer. He car
:ies complete line Of everything and
guarantees any Of his brands
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-12

tory things to buy and people are
Mining and Engineering Review.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-12

FOR SALE.
A nuw rubber tired buggy, neve
been unpacked. VIII be sold cheap for
cash. Apply at this Office.
Get ycur !i-N->- pm a. Living
stor
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-12

PLACE YOUR ADS IN THE APPEAL
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-02-12

CLOTHING WANTED
Anyone having any clothing which
is not too badly worn will kindly send
it to the Kings Daughters and it will
be greatly appreciated. Send it to
Mrs Fred Cushing
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-09
Big Assay in icy Could
ELEVATOR FOR
BUFFALO HILL

a neW elevator for tae Buffalo 1871
placer, west VI town, Is DoW an assured
b1ing This 3 DE Information super
inLeude1i D. N Anderson gave o.t on
b.e arrival Monday from Lewiston aDd
Pierce Ciy Nr Anderson Was a.
oompanied outside by A a Leggeff,of
Bull o1e NJ 49, Dr0c.pa| owners NJ
f.,o property 1he Flefee district 80
yis|teo n eafel a0 elegafoI .n ~. Dgf
d. /noeIssu 30 decided ppgn . ~
n HarkeT ele,ater 1l.s maeAlne pi|I
elean leeI,ct aDo y mofe easily ~.
fall N,an 49, NJ a. Iesf
~ IDe9.en aiaifg nlai az ega.p.
ueu' ~ 49, elesatel sil au1se aoen
49, n.f lDs'al.fF NJ ise p'anf si|| eu.
~, o.Fa QI iaH HnU
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-09
ELEVATOR WORKS
AT BIG SANDY

The new elevator on the placer
ground Of the Big Sandy Mining com
pany near Newsome, was put Ia opera
ton Tuesday, for the first time, and
everything is reported 70 be working
smoothly. Manager George Otterson
has a biz force Of men al work. and
with the new equipment be expects the
output Of the mine this year viii be
greater than any other year in rs
history.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-09
FREE GOLD IN
GOLD BULLION

a. b. Syenson who is in charge "
tae work "A tae property of the tlk
Cold Bullion Mining 4 Milling com
pany brought 3 bunch " sample rocs
lo camp TUESDAY ulai showed free gold
without the ald VI magnliylng glass
1here s about flree feei " tlis ofe lD
one VI flle tlree leQges ln az property,
which y noB under development by
apokane oapIlallstf
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-09
Several Good Properties
Near the New Strike.
GOLD SEEKERS FLOCKING In
Many People Attracted to the
New ElDorado.

Buckborn Creek, May Especial TO
Mining Hews-Seeing the great amount
Of interest that is at present being
taken in the rich Orogrande mining dis
trict by the mining public, few re-
marks concerning this immediate part
Of the district may not be out Of place.
There is here, and for q radius Of few
miles, what seems TO be one Of the rich
est portions Of the district, TO which
heretofore there has perhaps not been
the attention paid that the rich mineral
showings which are TO be seen here
would warrant, owing, chiefly, TO lack
Of publicity. Those having holdings
evidently have been too busy TO pay at
tention 10 much else. However, since
the rich strike on -Four Mile by Howard
e. Lackie this section Is likely 10 attract
considerable attention Considerable
stalking has already been done on the
strength Of the huge showing opened
up by them. But there is large piece
Of country IN here that practically is
unprospeeted Lots Of room, provided
the wildeatter don't get TOO busy with
bls axe 10 his usual endeayor 10 gobble
up the whole country 10 no good pur-
pose, By the wildcatter is meant the
man who rushes 10 The vicinity Of every
new strike and runs amuck with bis axe
and pencil, stalking right and left, gitll
90 other purpose tban that Of catching
sucker, never for moment intending
~ prospect the ground, and a. Che sans
time keeping on men who would pros
poet u,
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-09
NEW BUILDING
~ 1EE BUSTER

= seeopo pol ~ ~ ial''ngf ~ 49,
nsalel p|ani leiele eyap.eo fesimeni
49, nee1aall aelaa aa,l ~ sno =
49, pso| afl ffen gl,aiy espsoi
n,sn 49, 49, 49, Aal leu fQimed N
fal 500 NJ fll fyanlaf p|ani
1lf aol en ~ f|.mN plap " 49,
el.lg Al fasi A conditions bN psl
mf az neH puld'lg el slnas' nl.
l epael leiafsn ~ quart lau sla
Az llaHaN p|sn
lAf t|.af Af|lf asnl neU fl1 sV
faV |asa y oesl ales' AZ 49, ale y
fsll NJ olf
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-09
Old Camp Is Going Ahead With
Leaps and Bounds This Spring.
ARE STARTING UP
Big Crooked River Plant Will
Begin Work Sunday.
Orogranoe. May 4. 1903.

OrOgrance, May 9, 15Jc-
D. v. Reed, mill nan at the Hogan,
is sick.
Mrs. J. II. Colgrove is among the
sick.
J. A. Benedict Of Plains, Montana,
now working at the Dmatlls mine, re-
ceiyed the sad news that members Of
his family have diphtheria-
Much activity is noticed nowadays
since the discovery on Six Mile creek,
known as the Howard and Lackey
strike. Many have gone from OrO-
grande. Pack horses are in demand.
The Umatilla mine is reported look
ing fine. They have started TO crOsscut
in their east drift.
II. N. Peterson, Of Charleston, Wash
iDgtOn, viii be In Orogrande IN few
days 70 complete the TWie Butte mill,
which 1ikely viii be IN operation by the
first Of June. Their ore viii be mined
by the glory hole system. The mill
will be run by water power. The Twin
Butte property is promising.
Several OrograDde citizens returned
Saturday from the rich strike, where
they had been locating claims. They
are buying supplies and making ar
raDgemeDts 70 return, and they all seem
" be Ia good spirits. and are showing
some samples Of free gold.
The OrOgraDde merchants and bot Is
have commenced their harvest
y. N. C0rbus, manager AZ the Ore
goD mine. On summit fat. was in camp
today, and reports they viii cut their
ledge 30 q few days Re left On Satur-
days stage for spokane.
Ordn Lamb. owner Of TIE Diamond
Hitch group on Quart creek, was jn
camp today with some 6ne samples "
high grade ore, which pans eonsilsable
free gold
Nm. Hogan, manager Of tle b1tte-
Orograude property, y very busy ie-
modelling and masfiDg imDroyeme0te or
the cyauide plant ano 0fler part " ~
mill ~ has some VI hls olo reliatls
men iu hls employ glQ are haro ~ beat
The milI siil fgn BY Vater pobef aDf
tae shee.s pu| ~ ~ motor ~ az
lotb
Nr4 tosgie VISION haf loeD -
..|.I.I .....I ... Ia. 80. =.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-09

qhls article was offended for href
description n thf section apo tbe prop
eHiea rierein. "a begin glth, va have
fhe neg strle by Howard 4 laelde,
namoly uie Silver cgopn group, 90
81 Nle near tle eopfpenee " 81
and 1en Nile creeks. 1hf y sn im
menfo npfn ano aovnh Yeln haylng
sll1aay been eroasepi " feet alle ibe
fogiHal na ye ~ Hept apo easily
ilaeeab|1 ~ Rneai o'.'apee tleelep
p.nel lelng lalaf and prominent 4be
e,aaeis " Az olf helng igllpflae
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alalf nH lHa NJ iN neel Aie Az
laH n aeaJ "a ~ ny 49,
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fon 49, sa.lNt al4 ~ sl'
paalp plH 4 sn'l nil "
mang laafla A f|e'Hl elN
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-09
vmealle Fowsr plant

NHli Az ll'N W|aN' Ni ilHa0 plnf.li|0f
~ if neaih NJ len Alle eleel peeu
pls0' y contemplate NJ tenls..e alh
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ssd1lalod He0 aH N lfRH a ilf
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p|elea 500 M fapapIl NJ fapH,.nT
pss4 fw a ele'l aausHaNf
eeViy lhl eslaa ~ ili eIallei
y baalla 49, lap y 49, flu bsep
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-09

Elf4f NlnabesliV $40 Haf
hsla ln ll4Hgsylllf 49, a|legllpF
aDo kllllng l.f palinef haaDlel
"A Na4Nf lho aeelf aHo 40
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ellWeeo 1hf fl,ql,esuan ~
yIee bepes as)f u,ai y i0ellesby
So f,a N a,aV hf gaD bui
liaelbley fteo nle fya sllgl
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-09

Of these lies the Coeur d. Alene group
(now under bond) better known as the |
French Pete group. on which body Of
ore was struck Last winter that eclipses
all previous showings already made IN
this well-known property. Adjoining
and on the east lies the Buffalo Star
property, also on the same ledge.
Then comes the Blue Bird, owned by
Smiley & Flynn, who have a splendid
showing, and have done considerable
development work.
Going west from the Occur d. Aiene
group is the Hilga group, owned by z.
Clumsee. This property also has the
French Pete ledge traced through its
entire length and shows considerable
promise. This brings us to Buckhorn
creek. Here is situated what is known
as the Franklin group, owned by
Brown, Cooper and johnson. Although
little has been said or is known Of this
property it is undoubtedly one Of the
best mining properties in the district.
The group consists Of "a claims on
which over 800 feet Of development
work has been done by the loeators in
the course Of which seven ledges have
been opened up, varying from 2 to II
feet in width. The Lucky Strike vein
is feet wide and carries high grade
values in gold and silver, assays as high
as $475 having been obtained (gold $3.50
and silver $2l2). On the Franklin No
is vein Of telluride ore showing free
gold profusely and assaying $272 IN gold
and - ounces in silver Large veins
also have been opened up on the
Jupiter, Lucky Strike No. ], and Wheel
Of Fortune Nos. ] and 2, belonging 10
this group, and all carrying good values.
A good deal could be written Of this
property alone. Suffice it 10 say that
after an absence Of a few months the
owners are now packing in supplies and
preparing 10 vigorously push develop
ment work ahead this summer.
Much Ore Free Milling.
On the opposite side Of the creek and
adjoining the Franklin group lies the
Equator formerly the Buelshorn. This
property bias strong east and west
vein of great promise carrying good
values in gold, showing considerable
free gold a Large percentage of the
ore being apparently free milling con-
sidersble development work has already
been done on thls property consisting
of shafts. tunnel and open eus, Al
interest has reeepuy been acquired in
fhlg property by Thomas Apupy and
ae2alatous are noB being made fol
farlher development
hdlaceni NJ tseae pfopertea oopr'a
efalle pfQsp0eilng y noN pelpF aonf
and nee loeatoHl are being made daily
AdIolnlng tle Fgaukl,n gloup op tl'
8esi apd aelQsl tse soptn fork " tl'
Dleslasiel l|e a. propeliieH NJ At. ~
iiosslen y n heHneli and alse tl'
NaeNe nopp ano fae hnaeQpoi
wf leqlNa mNup tppn An NJ nlea'
p4lalief lalse aneypl NJ 500 la.
leen asne aad y bflnF ealrnd M a AN
IfNl.u ilmN
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-09

Nnolf fFay fNNliaAF n|Flf IA
A n 49, Dd5 lelleaf halI ~.
gisll.ng lsgllall 49, ffHaln|ly NJ.
gliee " aliane ttohal nbhn
tlf Eeypl#Y
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-09
Elk Gold Mining & Milling Com
pany VIII Resume Work Soon.
GROUND is PATENTED
10 Quartz and Two Placer
Claims on Clearwater.

G. M. Carter, one Of the members Of
the Elk Gold Mining & Milling com
pany, whose property is on the south
fork Of the Clearwater river, just be-
low where Red river and American
river flow together, arrived Sunday
from Spokane and is preparing to re-
sumo development work on the prop
erty. J. A. McEachraD is expected TO
come on later and take charge Of the
work.
Two shafts Of 100 feet each will be
sunk this summer.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-09
Big Strike Attracts Men
of All Classes.
MANY FROM ELK PAST WEEK
Supt. Thorn of Buster Goes
Assay of 1912.

Mine superintendents, property own
ers, prOspectOrs and common laborers
from Elk City have the past week
joined in the stampede to the new fields
Of gold in the -Four Nile country, where
Howard and Lackey uncovered rich
lead Of IT feet Of quartz two weeks
ago. The new strike is still the sensa-
ton in Orogrande and Elk City and ad-
joining mining camps, and more men
have gone In since Monday than all the
rest since the strike was made. Many
strangers from the outside have passed
through Elk City, and & number have
gone in by way Of Harpster and New
some, on the new trail up the south
fork Of the Clearwater river. About
% old residents Of Elk City have gone
10 the past week. Supt. J. =. Thorn
Of the Buster and Ralph Middleton, one
Of the owners Of the Hercules mine,
went Tuesday. Others who have gone
are1 Sherman Whitaker, Henry Rot
ticher, james Larsen, James Aubery,
j. T. Lynch, David Pugh and Erik
JansOn.
Big Assay IN Jay Gould.
Engineer y. II. Leach, VINO owns the
Jay Could, On -Four Nile, has received
assay returns on rock BE- sent 10 As
sayer John n. Jones, Lewiston. show
ing the gold ~ ran S372 10 The ton.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-09
Twelve Claims Patented.

The company's property comprises II
claims, 10 quartz and two placer, all
Of which were patented last fall The
property is developed by 100 feet Of
tunnel and numerous open cuts. It is
owned by Spokane and Jackson Mich
gam capitalists. G. M. Carter. whose
home is in jackson, has been IN SpO-
kane all winter studying assaying.
Evening star., 1908-01-16
FILED FOR PROBATE.
Provisions of Three Wills-Beques1
to Local Institution.

The Homeless Child an institution for
the protection of homeless children in
New York city. and the Franciscan Mon
astery at Brookland D. c.. are each given
500 by the terms of the viii Of Mrs Cath
crime Mccarthy. dated August g. 1906. and
filed today for probate. To Rev. Thomas
j. kervick and Rev. Andrew J. Carey of
Holy Name Church are made requests of
$50 each. and like sum to Rev. Joseph
l. Mcguire, late pastor of the Church of
the Holy Comforter. To the Little Sisters
Of the Poor is bequea athed $50 and num-
beF OF relatives are remembered with be-
quests ranging from So to $500. The
household furniture and personal effects
are given to Thomas Mccarthy. son of
| the testatrix. and the remaining estate is
devised: One-third to Thomas Mccarthy,
one-third to Mrs. Mary Mccarthy and
one-th:xd to Dennis and Michael McCar-
thy. Richard A. Curtin is named as eX-
ecutor and q bequest Of $3.50 made to him
In lieu OF commissions for administering
the estate.
BY the terms of the will Of Mrs. Harriet
s. Heth. widow of Gen. Harry Heth. all
her estate Is devised 10 her daughter Nan
ME. The will IS dated September D. 1895
Hattie X. Maxwell. by her will. dated
March IS. 1901. and filed for probate yes
terday designated her sister. Margaret
Maxwell as sole beneficiary of her estate
and named her executrix.
Evening star., 1908-01-16
WOrmen's Coat Dept.

. Black Kersey Coats. with velvet collar: silk
lined sizes "a and 36 Reduced from 90 to
80 each.
Il imported Black Kersey Coat. trimn,ed with
| embroidery: size 40. Reduced from $500 to
S25 90.
l Elegant Black Broadcoih Long Coat. with
black lynx collar: lined with quilted silk and
interlined with WOOL size 40. Reduced from
$75 100 to $50 90.
Brown Caracal Jackets with embroidered
velvet collars and cuffs: sizes sc and -. Re-
duced from $35 90 10 $2l 90 each.
! Imported Butterfly Caracal Jacket. with Per
sian trimming. Reduced from $500 to $22.50.
1 Elegant Velour Long Coat. with PaQuin
sleeves. trimmed with braid and lined through
ont with white satin size &c. Reduced from
$6S 90 to $500.
Velvet Coat. handsomely embroidered on
shoulders and neck: vest trimmed with white
braid: size 80. Reduced from $500 to $25.0
Handsome Velvet Cape. edged with. Alaska
sable fur Reduced from 500 to $500.
Handsome Velvet Cape. very full. edged
with Alaska sable fur. Reduced from Sc. 90 to
5000
l Velour Jacket. blouse style. trimmed with
braid and satin; size &c. Reduced from $25.0
to $500
.- Velour Pony Jacket. trimmed with braid:
size 3S. Reduced from $500 TO $3.50.
Evening star., 1908-01-16
AGAIN IN THE TOLLS.
Louis Bricker, Returned Convict,
Committed to the Workhouse.

|. Lous Rricker who was liberated from
the Moundsvile penitentiary January =.
after serving sentence of one year for
housebreaking. was sent TO the work
house as a suspicious character for six
months today by Judge Mulowny of the
Police Court, in default OF $40 fine. Brick
er was arrested about 2:3o a. m. Wednes-
day by Sergt Lee and Policeman San
ford of he first precinct at the intersec-
fion of 9th street and Louisiana avenue,
acting In suspicious manner.
The prisoner was questioned. and failing
tn properly account for himself he was
taken To- the station house, where "a
jimmy, large scrHwdrirer, bottle of
chIoroform and a quantity of absorbent
Evening star., 1908-01-16
W0f1len's Suit Dept.

Velvet Suits. k-lined jacket. trimmed Will
braid; plated SKIRT with folds: blue. size 50
green. >size IS; garnet size IS: plum size Sc
black, size &C. Reduced from $500 to $2o0l
each
I Havana Brown Velvet Suit. jacket trimmed
with braid and lined with silk: full plated
skirt: size "a. Reduced from A2.5O TO 5000
l Navy Blue Velvet Suit. long coat handsomel!
trimmed with braid and lined with white silk
size sc. Reduced from S6S. 90 TO $4,000.
l Helotrope Velvet Suit. long coat handsomely
trimmed with braid and lined with white satin
full plated skirt; size 3S. Reduced from $asV
to 5000.
braid and lined with satin: full plated skirt
size 81. Reduced from $500 TO $500.
EiderdOwn Robes. gray and pink. trimmed
with satin: sizes &c.. IS and 40. Reduced fron
s.. 90 to 81 30 each.
Eiderdown Robes. red. gray and heliotrope
trimmed with satin and braid: sizes 81 TO ~
Reduced from s. so to $3.50 each.