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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
Strong wined.

DO you know. my husband. had
a terrible habit Of sleeping In church.
but he broke himself OF it,"
How"
Gave up golng,"-Sketchy Bis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15

The Ledger Settled His Taking Land
lady For All Times.

lady For All Times.
An actor In London lodging
house. who had discovered his land
lsdy's propensity for "swiping."
numbered and listed his things. Ons
night he reused the household Dy
shouting down from his attic de-
mand for "No. g."
mo. 81" shouted the landlady
back. What No. 81"
Il want cube No. OF my lump
sugar" he replied.
Thenceforth the provisions In his
cupboard were unmolested. Arxo-
naut.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
Encla Hiram.

Aunt Maria-The table was laid
with eighteen covers.
Uncle Hiram--Gee Wilkins, II q
Teller split his gravy 1t wouldn't 20
through to the bottom.-Ex.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15

The man who has thing to sell.
And goes and whispers down a vel
IL not 50 apt TO collar the dollars.
As he who climbs a tree and hol-
lers."
Profitable Advertising
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15

Ever surrounded by wolvesy"
mo. but / know the sensation. I
used to open the dining room doors
at summer hotel. "-washington
Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
She called Another Doctor.

Doctor Madam. your husband
must have absolute rest.
Madam Wen, doctor. he won't
listen to me
Doctor--A very good beginning.
madam very good beginning -
Puck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15

Mr. Gayboy What did my wife
say when you told her / wouldn't be
able to come home tonight until =
late hour?
Messenger She didn't say any
thing.
Mr. Gayboy-Then you must have
gone to the wrong house. Chicago
Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15

Tie Bullstin b ns on1y paper vita
In . radius FL iSe miles win IL -
riss II fAs Assos;zts< Fra la
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
Taking HIS Pleasure Sadly.

IF you shoot yourself and have
not used -'s Ammunition you
have missed one OF the pleasures OF
life. London Paper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
SUGAR.

SUGAR-Raw firm; fair refining
$40; centrifugal Sc; test 800; molas-
ses sugar 315; refined steady.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Advertisements of not exceeding
three lines will be accepted free for
one weeks time from any reader OF
The Bulletin to be filed by advertiser
in person, on regular form, at the of
flee OF The Bulletin Company, 703
Ohio street, The Bulletin Company
assumes no responsibility for any ad
vertisement or statement made there
In and will not accept under this
heading the notice of any person
known to be employed.
Inquiries and replies to advertise
ments should be made by mail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15

WANTED Position by young man.
Can and viii do anything. Must work.
viii leave city If necessary. Address
TX" care Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15

POSITION WANTED-By compe-
tent stenographer. Address "a. b.
Bulletin office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-15

Accounts or corporations M inlivSe
uals specially solicited. Nrohanna
furnished 70 any part q TIE vurSl
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
A Needed lnve tion

TaE World great L Something
energy o the world
nd OF heat
and motion would truly revoll the world
The other day heavily loaded truck down hill
bs. by the difficulty
ergy .ong what thought before,
sv not clock Ike mechanism beneath the
truck the up energy
= q IN
the houses the tides that
might power operate railroads machinery OF the
the that ght the
barren countries and the
forests ,nat might The wind
and the power high that might be used
OIL pull l"ad lsfl ships. the
rows physical toll from the shoulders OF
Perhaps the worlds oveaf"wug wealtho difficult to find
hanical experiments which
4sd eventually problem OF the
81 world
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
HtNN6 APPLICATION NO. 1io
NiDesA Survey ~ l6IoS

Z. Land Once. Denver. Co o. Dec 2 1sJ-
Notice $ hereby given that in purkHsnee OF The
Act Of Co1xress. approved May le ls72 Waking
tou Jehsesn. uhr-e lso~,otce idaho Springs,
Colorado And ". r. McC elias. hose fs1ss. Zee
- G-eeley, Colorao o, have MADE application 70.
patent for $50 linear feet the Asp lode bearing
spid and silver the sn,ne befNx ID rect &C. 10
Z and lsso feet a. 10 " tr.zn discovery cut
thereon, With surface ground 10 feet in r1dth.
stuste in Jackson Mining Ds~rist Clear C-evk
county. sta'e of Colorado, and de~crits-d in the
pat and Aeid n'fss on fie ia this Office foi-
lows viz Beginning at ,or No. j, whence the n.
- Cor see 7 % W The eth r II
bears y. Sis - ~ v. g 10 II ISenre Sc iar "
lsJi f 10 cz,2 So7 hence ~ ~ " 10 II to cor
so 8; thence 6sS 10 800 n 10 Cor No thence
- )" + l5g II to cor Nc !. the p ace oi begin
ming. CouI ming sig sc-es. expressly ex~ps
Ing and eA Guiding All coItirs sIlh surveys Nos.
l7S2 1874 ard ls5le and foru!nEa -.o-t;nri OF the
5 4 Il sc twpts range 3 IS Of tn. SD ,riB-
pai meridian said location neing recorded in
vol, l . page SSe. of the recor4s Of Clear Creek
County. 1oi9'sdo Adjoining claimants The own
ers Of aboye sxcluted surveys
c b FORD. Register
Firss pub. Dec. =. 1907; last rae. Feb. ., .s77
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
NOTICE

To Whom Nav Concern. zn- More PanIcuI-rfy TO
Quake q. ey Co. Corporation
BE it knU-1. ma DsNit Els dk1 on the l0rts.ay of
OcN'n-r, u ! purchase a: F-ohS sale, the eola-
. "i Clear Trek. s7t State 81 Colorsio. Of the
iNtn ess lrer Ui SAt County, aoT the aeiiauSat
" 80 Ire 5otiO@i5g .escrhet pruperry aet fer
SAT- stsr = the name q Q2zSs- G. Ag. Co to-git.
Monte Ch-ls;o lode hitting CLAIM. sh1.l house toll
e.. engine. sI-ver No. ~. Spanish Bar min
.us 1istnet assessed 10 Q-a,Oec u Wig Co. set
forth ~ TIE t-easGrers certificate CT purchase No
-, 1ate- Oct"crT 10Th 1904 Gear Creek county.
Gol.'ra-o sni ssse>se. f1r sax year 1913. =; $3.50
Ani sac F4rchise, esise.eed hy TREASURER s
cert nca:s Of pUrchsse No. rs, ard ths u ses pa
the SAID f-sPertv Tor the years 1904 1905 a.. 1876
hAEI0g seen Pasi ey ne, -as holder and s~ner OF
ss- treasurer Certificate OF curchsse
Itr's'o-s. rotAte is hereby gwen as require. In.
IhAl's- & OF ire Session ts1s ni he STATE Of Colo
fl1o 7yr he year o' 1902 lime fer REDEEM pit
Ion OF sad PrOssrtN from skc So lie ssrIre or
l4e ia3s u ISSUANCE Of tax seed which shall scplv
ior 70 the treasurer Of sgd Gear Creek countv
G!.1r2du on TIE Iith iAy Of April. A D. Iesl.
witness ny hsn4 ana zeal THIS 18Th aay of De
csnhst A u lY1
DAVID Ealls. fsI.L .
s-s;p Dec >. 1891: las; pub ia, II lss
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
Young ~crsns Paradise.

II some Of the stories told abosr
servant girls IN California be true i
NAV well b. regarded as the Young
woTran's paradise. says the London
Chronicle. a girf went 10 Los An
yeles from England to cook and DO
general housework in a small fauily
for 81 S35i month. Going from a
relatives house IN San Fernando va
ley 70 begin her duties for the frs,
time she had 10 walk half mile to
the trolley cars i rancher came along
in his buggy and asked her to ride
Before the trolley cars were reached
the rancher had proposed and, instead
Of going 10 Work, the girl went to the
parson and was married. She row
miIAs five COWS daily, cooks three
meals, irriEaves the garden and ioes
not regret the quick cou-rship."
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
TIMBER lAk8 ACT. JU>e3, 1878
Notice fsr Public atspa

{ :. Land OtiFe Denver Colo. Dec 5 l<.J7
Notice Is hereby given that in CON mplisuce xith
fAe provisions Of the arI Of congress of j. ne
.>se .ntlt ed Afa act for the ale of timber suds
" the states OF CO ifornia, Oregon Nevada ard
" Washington Territory" as extended to sl the
FHo'ic Lahis by act OF August 4. 1872. Nancy P.
.f'e~Hn OF brtok kVste county of Clear CreeE.
State of Co ora 10, has this esy ii ID in ihss at1c,
nsI sworn statement Tor the purchase OF the y
NJ sec. Il, and Sc 4 of .ertion Nc
!. in tn. No, s., Range 40 IS g. NJ an,
VIE offer proof to show that the land snt Sht is
more valuable for its timber or stol.e than for
aEflt ultuTal purposes. anu to establish her cisiu
!" ~a.l ai'' before Register aud Receiver a, Den.
NeF. Colorado on lutsda, the 18Th dag OF Eehru-
1iF, 's she names AS witnesses: JOHN Walch OF
hFpoHNslr, 700, EDWARD G. Crosson OF Brook
= lie, 'olo., William Kelss) of Idaho snrtuSs Colo
homer Snelser OF Georgetown, Colo Any
shd All persons claiming adversely the above
'anGs are requested TO hle their claims
N ms ONCE on or before saic 1s.h day OF Febru
C. D. FORD. Register.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
Ar.Fyt.

A bank manage In charge Of a
country branch was very good
sportsman. and extremely fond Of
snipe shooting. A customer OF the
bank called in one day and asked him
TO have a days shooting. which he
accepted. The customer. standing with
The door OF the managers room half
open, said aloud so that IT should be
beard in the bank Itself:
Wen. that's all right. then ,"
Yes. that's all right" repeated the
manager. upon which the customer
stepped up TO the counter and pre-
sented his check for $500. which ras
promptly cashed. although his &C
,ouut was considerably overdra~u
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11

-Tnzr-say evening, January II,
ire choir q .a- Methodist church viii
.r.se their ra-tata. "Pries' a1i K ng. -
+o- the prosileuon II which they have
5eer retea--5-g for some weeks past
r.-a.zr ths direction oi Mrs. Howell Of
.a- Dsaye~ Cons servat1ry Of MIslc.
Tne entertainment Will be gwen in the
z1-ar and extra seats Will be provided.
NJ Helen q. CALDWELL prominent
Denver vocalist is expect tn be
s.-.-an- and assist Iu the solo section Of
se program Tickets may be OBJ
-ra4 from members of the choir or
al tie cE4rfa door orr the evening Of
a. entertainment
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1911
Mineral Survey No, 1887

. :. Land Office, Denver Colo Dec n 1897
Notiee Is hereby given that In pursuance of he
acl Hi congress, approved Nav 10 ls.e The Arya
NinlnG, Drainage, TRANSPORTATION and Tuunei
company by Geo. F. Collins attorney in fact
whose pnsiofbce Is Denver. colo. has made appli.
cateh lot pate Mt for the San Toy mill site with
snrl"'e ground situate In Idaho mining district
NIeat tteek County, State Of Colorado and de
sts,oeo IN me plat and field note. on file In this
whence the sw cor sec 81 TSS~ :, " Of the 6,h
" hears south 1895 feet: thence sso se' "
iao'l ,ret TO cor No :: thence 10 l 81 eS feet
= IN. nee 2ls " - feet to cor No S. thence east
.e,us ieet TO cor No G: thence south aoSs feet to
eor no .he place of beginning Containing 5
1res shd forming = portion Of the unsubdivided
Twp - Range - W OF the 9Th principal ueiid
an, said location being recorded in vol 1871
page oss OF the records of Clear Creek Count ,
oolorado Adioinius claimants the owners Of
surveys Nos 2se, ss,. el.. s7s7B and sssoB.
FRS, pub Dec. 2s. 1907 las, us pus RS ses s. isos
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11

one character II that sterling come
{. drama. s-Thorns and Orange Bios
SONS. appeals 70 every one. He is
an American drummer. breezy. witty
and manly a IoTable chap who sets
aside the stately traditions Of English
aristoc-acy. At al. times in earnest.
always the gentleman, Tommy Swift.
Of Chicago, proves the magnet for
drawing the good viii and kindly
thoughts Of the matinee girl or staid
spinster alike. The story is one Of
supreme interest u ali classes and con
ditions, telling Of the trouble that fol-
lows poor girls marriage to an
English nobIs man. The production Is
under the agenent Of the Rowland
& Clifford Amusement Company Of
Chicago and comes to this city on Jan
uarv -
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
He Just Threw.

A boy working in a garden n ths
vfllage OF Grafton, o. saw q dog pass
ing along the street and OF course.
ne picked up a stone and took throw
The stone nit the dog. and the canine
ran under the feet Of team OF
horses The hcrses ran away and
dashed into the front of store.
A man in getting out OF their way
fell and broke his leg A man and a
woman in the store were badly hurt
The damage TO the store vas 800.
One horse was killed and the wagon
smashed. and rta, counted up $3.50
more
Its fun 20 throw stone at a dog
and See him get hump on himself
but sometimes rhe thing doesn't end
with laugh In This case the boy who
did the throwing is in jail and wishing
ne hadn't done u-Bcston Globe
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
Low Rats> 10, Stock Shcx

all over the country viii attend the
Western Live Stock Exposition in Dem
yer, January 20 to ., and good Colo
rado showing is wanted during that
time. The exhibits will be firs--class.
being second only to the great inter
national show at Chicago. The Colora-
90 & Southern will sell round trip
tickets for Denver at the usual single
trip fare. These tickets will be on sale
January l9 and 20, and will be good
either way until January q.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11

Notice Spc- lo5e. Cod DIR cis--ie-:
4 : Porter snc FIo-z / Po-e-.
Loca-so- certificate, Like A--le
o~e, Cod DIT district. Richard 2.
S-sley-
: G jackson arc Fa-,ie J. jackson
= Cnsr1=s e Martin s-6 Ira L HE--i-
81 Mining deed. u.5 z-;2 C!i- loce,
Ono district
S1it sled VIZ P. Clo-sr r--s-s Taos
C---Irxha-. sheriff Clea- Cree. eo2-.-
y. FOX recovery II cerrxi, ~ooc yipe
o. judgement toy S25gls1.
Croaa 2 Carter 70 Evan P LurIey,
warranty deed, lots 2 AID /. olocs
81, Idaho Sp-I.gs
Location certificate. Fete-zl u1ill sic
Lincoln district: the Investors Cod sac
Silver Mining company.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
w e Alth.

The production gold oHs s. oI
so7 whereas OF silver
creased by Aak gold production fell
little 500 according pre inary
the director OF the
Colorado led all pro
iuction OF gold did lgo6 the however being
duee from nearly s23,ooooo nearly
1907.
Montana leads the list production
Col1oio Utah
behind
The commercial value Of fine silver
and in le,- about
The production OF fine silver amounted
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11

CsDEg date Of January Representative Bouynge
J3hu u OstJrn Of Z b Baker Post
that ne will soldier, wd
pension Si2 per month. In h- letter he said
pleased I
f doing something to the needy
soldiers and shall certainly proposed heart,
support
If class O: deserve
"aez and the
Little enough % 10 Tor he
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
Lame Shou'd<. Cured

rheumatism of tne muscles and quickly
Yields to few applications of Cham
berlain's Pam Balm Ms. F. H. Nc
Elxee, of Bo4ssosn. New Brunswick,
writes: Having been troubled for some
time with pe1n in rEy left shoulder,
decided to give Chamberlsin's Pain
Balm a trial. with the result that got
prompt relief For sale by J. J. Sher-
win.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
u AREA 4 Ezggott

0: june lo-. Congressman Warren 4 Hzggo,t
officially thousand
of
Of Colorado. Du-ng
past year
to,-t-r getting
-esea,
from twelve dollars THIS
ttoaa distribution
district
SI-5 and many follow. Locking
p-rrsoa- that
considerable the
a-y the q he IN
i ade home Tozt their carefully
promoted IN the Scoad Congressional
Coagre--naa HaggD
fovite
construction forest and other public lands
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11

Geo. H C1-uo~, the expresss,zn
Telephone Noe- Black ~ s-sc For.s q
}. p's CIuba
J. Pierpcrt Morgan e<iorss TO !oa,
enes A. nany olubs a. does tie King
o: Ecgiaae- His royal high n<ss 10 .
member Of II, While NJ Morgan has
Es name or he lists o. ., leas: 50
Some Of TIE clubs Of which he Is .
member be has never visited, hu: oaee
. EeEtes he Fever resigns
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
Valuable Land

Tie proposition Is being t:scses-d
70 pail down The Bank Of Ensl.nd
building ~hich 10 one story I. height
acd covers eight acres, house /, 10 Z
ssrec-sto-y building on , portioa 1
the site AID Sell the remainder Of the
land. The value Of which 10 estimated
.; 81 so 90
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
0iin6 Librarian,

Miss Jennie Winsiov Bu5Ie-. Who
las charge Of the 'rocm OF happiness-
IL the Lynn tAassl public library. 10
said 70 Be the only blind librarian ia
tie world Besides performing the
tsues OF Librarian. Miss B0bler
teaches the blind patrols Of the IL
tray TO read
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
NIS.fsiI AppLIt aTIisN No. so
Mineral -zz.ry NJ lssSz1.
[ : Lala tssacv.


g., Lana. o1aev.
Del yeT ts-zg-s3f SaE - I-5-
S0ffcs Is 5ers5y g3ve1 thsf w ptr-snsnse Of The
Ars % Couz-e--- spgr y.S My 10. - Wm. :.
Wells ~ F-t-4 L tao3isas hrs attorney in aCt
tlz,> , -ss,r-aez = Idaho SsrfrE> Q4crasn. has
fgae srfsc-ts-rl tpr Patent f., !5,J Aaear feet
g -rs Wis ~ ir-sz , b-t1.E goes ans s-sy-r.
e szrrle c-Irsg T. sseF - aud 4gl feet to
Z tseuce y r ~ I 49, feet T. m discovery
snati tE-reou. ~Ith surf-ce sround 80 feet In
situate IN spanish Bar 4 TraH Run
Wfnl-E 4ts5 rVct-~ EAex- rrres County SSst= uf
ts-ssrsaia saEl q s<3 ize piaf and t!e- no
e.. ia IL III o7=es- - t544aas.
Fy-3t Gi4-g 81 COZ NJ / v h-ncs The ! a cor ssc
T - r - " OF th- szh Pm t-srs IL Ga ~ "
go tt--gs tas-+,-. e + lsa. f-,: To gai 10
tLe-fe = = y z 80 Feet ia CIR. No 2. rh-nce
s. Is i-55 ie=I u cor NG. 4 thence :
= ~ ~ ir-I c1F Nc. ; thence . - lp1l
f--i No . Eatacr y = - y l64 : ieel 10
tzsr l. The zoe v h-E1uHirg
t-szlTHtEEfsE - -Sr.s, express sEsarpiIUE and
s-TgfEz1iH- ali f-sH14gE with surveys NC-. 10 &.
"a $50 a1a - f. and te- usug p-tr.lou Of he
IN ubsi vlst.-I 7 - - Hf ths 5ta PRINCIPAL
u1-ridfsa sal iocsiIau being recorded IN vol
Eu1e - ysszr 50 Of the records e Gear Creek
gz-Lufs. 's4zsr=stu.
~. s-sIrz els5H4gnis tie owners of seore ex-
Ul1eti surveys AMI surveys Sps 90 su1 I-I21 \
= d. FORD Register
F.t.g pob s7r. >: tast pub :, = /. l-lo.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
Notice

Notice is hereby given that The John
son Candy Co. mas purchased the
stock Of Thomas L. Rodda and all bills
owing the sai6 Thomas L. Rodda are
now due and payable to The Johnson
Candy Co.
b Win Johnson.
Dee IA, 1907.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
Trcza1ero tor sale

F.1su us8 a= received at the Office Of
f-.- u-. ts-s za-5 4n-,l February /, 1870.
fse T-o ale~o bu.1Ing IN Soda
-.7 n. tre oli.ifrg TO be- removed from
resent sit.. by tre successful bidder.
r. 1870 T. NJ MOsCRIPT.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
II, Mthn-ts, Chr..-h

At II O'Clock service, one of the
Y ". {. a. secretaries, Mr.. Dillon
will SPEAK: $50 Young Peoples meet
ing: at 80 Union service 10 be held in
the opera house Thursday. Jan. 18th.
the cartata. Priest and King.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
New Nobility.

-Four peerl, II barone-S and -
Knights were created by Tie king o.
Great Britain on lis last birthday.
Soniaally the kins did il. in reality
the liberal ministry cic 1t. the -tirth
CAY hocors- being one OF tie per
egisite. O. o@ce
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
Denver Excursions.

Marie Cahill in Marrying Mary. -
Saturday. January 18th. Low rates
and convenint service via Colo. &
Southern r..
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
Atv--tf,,S L.tter Llst.

Trz following letters remain uncallec
for ~ tns Idaho Springs postofflce OF
January IL, ,-v7.
Jlf-s ~ drs T. C. Moon Mr.
or.ey George King, II. c.
keimer Mrs.
J9Hs TRATHEN, p. II.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
S< Mar zhi |

Broadway Denver. Saturday Jany-
lsth Low rates and convenient trains
via Colorado & Southern.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
! be Date-January 18th

Colorado & Southern's private tour
of Mexico. through the Egypt Of the
New World, leaves Denver. Make
early reservations.
T. E. FISHER, G. P. A, Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
Restaurant for Saie

Ons of the best paying restaurants
in Idaho Springs is for sale Every
thing modern. Satisfactory terms.
Inquire at this Office.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11

If a tourist from the other side Of
he world should cross the United
States in October he would be pro
ioundly impressed by the corn fields
The straight rows OF shocks on the
immense farms in the west would ex-
cite the travellers wonder as much
as the rice fields Of Japan. the tea
plantations Of northern India. or the
wheat fields Of the Nile astonish and
delight the American who beholds
them for the first time e-Philadelphi
Press
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11
p
Honesty.

HOf-sIy.
There is no man. Dut for his own
interest, hath an obligation to be hon.
est; there may be sometimes tempta-
tions to be otherwise, but all cards
cast up, he shall find 1t the greatest
ease, the highest profit, the best pleas
are, the most safety, and the noblest
fame. to lay hold of the horns of this
altar. which, in AL assays, can In
himself protect him.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-01-11

c. D. FORD. Register.
Evening star., 1908-01-16
NEGROES LOSE A POINT.
Bullets Found at Brownsville May
Have Been From Army Rifles.

Evidence brought out by the Senate
committee on military affairs at Its con-
tinuation OF the Brownsville riot investi-
CATION yesterday afternoon showed con-
clusively that some of the army ammuni-
tion issued to the troops few months be-
fore the disturbance at Brownsville con-
tained antimony. 1t was not definitely de-
termined that the men Of the 2Sth Infan-
try who were discharged on the allega-
ton of having participated In the shoot
ing had been served with any of the anti
mony-affected ammunition. but In the
minds Of some of the members of the
committee the belief became fixed that the
bullets dug from the Brownsville houses
were Of some Of this issue.
Some weeks ago the committee was in
formed by the ordnance department that
no antimony entered into the composition
of army bullets. This was great point
I'm favor of the negro soldiers. Subse-
uuentIy 1t was learned that large num-
ber of cartridges containing antimony had
been furnished, but the ammunition COM
panys representatives had forgotten
about It.
Evening star., 1908-01-16
HARTMAN TO ANSWER
DIRECTED BY COURT TO REPLY
TO COMMISSIONS QUERIES.

NEW YORK, January 16-E. H. Har-
rtman was directed, in decision given by
Judge Hough in the United States circuit
court today. to answer all questions pro-
pounded to him by the interstate COM
merce commission. except those relating
to the purchase of Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific railroad stocks in con-
nection with the dividend of August. 1905.
Judge Hough also directed Otto IL.
Kahn Of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.. to answer all
questions asked him by the interstate
commerce commission.
The questions to which Mr.. Hartman
objected related to the purchase of the
stock of other railroads in the interest of
the Union Pacific and to the Union Pacific
dividend. In regard to the $2SOOO.OOO of
Illinois Central, purchased at s175 share,
the questions which Mr.. Hartman de-
clined to answer are as follows:
Were the 10000 shares sold by yourself,
Mr.. Rogers and Mr.. Stillman pooled?"
Was it acquired for the purpose of
selling to the Union Pacifc?"
Was the stock purchased by you at a
much lower price than sl75, with the in
tention Of turning 1t over to the Union
Pacitic?"
Did you have any interest in the 10000
shares sold at the same time by Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. to the Union Pacific?'
WAS the 10000 shares acquired by the
same pool for the purpose of selling them
to the Union Pacific?"
On the subject of the Union Pacific divi-
dend, which was advanced from rate
of per cent to 10 per cent per annum
August 10. 1906 with a consequent rise in
the price of the stock, Mr.. Hartman de-
clned to answer the following:
Were you directly or indirectly inter-
ested in any stocks that were bought be-
tween July 10 and August II that appre-
| ciated?"
''Did you or any director buy any Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific stocks in an
| ticipation of that dividend?"
| Mr. Hartman is sustained in his objec-
tion to the Union Pacific dividend ques-
| tions.
| The questions which Mr.. Kuhn refused
| to answer had to do with the connection
| of Kuhn, Loeb & Co. with the purchase
| the Illinois Central. and what proportion
| of the stock SO purchased was held foT
| the directors of the Union Pacific.