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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02


Dummies room, and he slept in his
..ebb. There want nobody upstairs
aiid had the free run o. tile house uI
there. Servants sleep sounder thar
people as don't have nothln' to do, and
I concluded that n could git into tn,
nurses room I'd stand the best chance
While ] was a-rootln' round saw q
crib through an open door. Went
M. found bed there and got under
II. Ii wns one o. the low kind. and
had hard job to squeeze In
when the kid come up to go to bed
almost give myself away larfn' al
him, He lugged lot O. things Into
the room, most Of 'em five cent toys
sayin' he wasn't goin' TO leave ZEN
downstairs for burglars, and some OF
'em he took to bed with him. When
he got on his nlghtie his nurse asked
him to say his prayers. He told her
he'd said 'em to his mother. The nurse
said he hadn't done no such thing
Yes, | have said Jimmie. II YOU
don't believe me. ask God
~ stuffed my fist In my mouth e
Keep from shoutln', and It wasn't long
before Jimmie and the nurse were boil
asleep, waited till heard clocb
strike /, then crawled out. The dool
had been left open, and there was 0
slIght In the hall. had to go pas
Jimmie's crib to git out O. the room
His pet kitten was sleepin' on pillel
beside the crib, and what did do bu
step on the' pesky little thing. Thi'
woke Jimmie and he could see me II
the dim light standln' beside his crib,
"What dye suppose the little mon
key did, He sat up, pulled q tin horr
from under his piller and began t.
blow as hard as his little lungs wal
able, He stopped minute to holler
Burglar! Don't let him take my card,
what worked at the kindergarten
Then he started In again to blow.
~ didn't wait to hear any more, bu
started down the stairs four steps a
time, Before ! reached the bottom
the electrics was switched on, but tn,
nurse had posted me on the ways o
gitin' out. and In jlffy ! was In tn,
street could see the house In blaz,
O. light. A winder was raised and |
woman's voice yelled, burglars, 30
'licer and above the clatter could hea
Jlmmic's horn a-blowin' and a-blowln
8 II he was Gabriel tryin' TO raise tn
dead.
II lodged cop comm, lit into nj
alley, vaulted over fence and hid IN
der coal shed, The cop ratified hi
club OH the curb, and In no time Their
was dozen of 'em around the hous
I'd got ont Of. While they was thinkir
TO take mein the house run down tn
alley and, maxim another street. dodG
ed along till | was well away.
"Since then don't go much o.
Christmas plumber. Leastways,
don't like dogs, kittens nor children
Kittens Amt nothln' II you don't ste
ON 'em, and dogs You can quiet b
THROWN 'em bit o meat, but XII
with tin horn under his piller that
afraid some un's g0in' TO run ava
with his Ave cent TOYS or his kintel
| garten stun is too mu tn for me-"
L. A. mitchell.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02

The turning of the ankle caused by
high heels may or may not result in
q serious sprain, bat often the pain
Is severe and is followed by n weak
ness of the joint. An excellent dress
ing in such a case is white of egg
stirred, not beaten, with salt enough
to make 1t the consistency of soft
frosting Plaster It on the ankle and
smear what is left on the bandage or
white cotton, which should be
wound firmly about the ankle and
fastened securely. II the bandage is
rot very long wind another outside
the first. A delicious GOODNESS will
immediately follow the application of
this simple remedy and the pain is al
leviated in very short time. When
the dressing dries 1t is stiff and mold
ed to the shape of the joint II gives
most comfortable support and can
be worn indefinitely. Should II hap
pen to crack, wet that part with wa
ter and keep the ankle quiet until II
dries again.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02

must be melted by being put into a
basin set into boiling water. The acid
should be beaten in quickly and the
fat set away to harden. II may be
used as frequently as desired.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02
FOR SALE.

Something Cheap. Lot on the corr
ner of Keeaumokul and Kaaihee
Streets, opposite the Planters Ex-
pertinent Station. Size of lot 50
IT X $50 IT, For s11OO cash. IL
tie the best warranty deed given.
Apply to Ella A. c. Long, Kapio-
lani Building. 3S75-2w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02

Fine corner lot In Makiki. CURLING.
water, fruit and ornamental trees
and all improvements Two min
utes' walk from cars and Punahou
College. Address r. F., this Office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02
z = = z 2 !. 2 2 z 2 = 2 2 2. !.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
HEALTH AND BEAUTY

Linseed oil and lime water, equal
parts; white paint spread on the sur
face burned will quickly relieve
burns, Coal oil Is an excellent REM
cdy also.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02

Beef cattle for sale at Kahuku. Hawaii.
Apply Col. Sam Norris. Waiohinu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02

"The cure for burnt skins or smart
ing eyes is always at hand" says a
beauty specialist at rs a cupful OF
milk heated to blood temperature and
applied every morning. Afterward a
little toilet water should be used on
the face
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02

For Group apply cloth wrung out
of cold water to the neck and chest,
cover with dry cloth to exclude the
air and put a bottle OF not water to
the feet.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02
WANTS
The Little Ads. with the Big Results
WANTED.

SAN FRANCISCO ARGONAUTS
WANTED; the older the better
Must be cheap. Address w. u.
Harrington, Bulletin. 1w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02

The vegetarian must find II COM
forting when his beliefs are assailed
to remember that the Greek athlete
of the golden age ate no meat what
ever. but trained on new cheese. boil
ed grain, milk, dried figs and warm
water
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02

. In. treating cold sores 1t should be
remembered that they require chem
'ical,cleansing as wei us healing, for,
os a rule, there is some suppuration.
While this remains the sore will con
tinue., OF two simple remedies for
this trouble one consistsot tive drops
OF carbolic acid tpure) TO one-hart
ounce of mutton idsiet. sTiiss 10 tier
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02
LOST.

A pointer dog, white and liver color.
Return to Tam Hing, City Meat
Co.; s. reward. 3SS3-1m
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02

A pleasant way to massage the face
is to have one OF the little rubber
cups that are filled with a good cold
cream and are manipulated BY sue
ton. Put 1t on different parts of the
tace and work the rubber gently. 1t
gives a wonderfully refreshing feel
ing. The face should first be washed
In lukewarm water. ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02

Lemon Juice has place ON the
toilet table of the careful girl. 1t
removes stains from the hands and
~hitens the skin. Marks on the neck
made by wearing high collar may
be removed by lemon Juice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02

First-class French Dressmaker wish
4 ,es to have few more engagements
by day. Address M" this Office.
3S74-2w
BY refined gentleman, Groom and
board In private family. Address
IL. E." Bulletin, city. 3SS2-1w
4 steamplowman wanted. Apply to
Messrs. f. A. Schaefer & Co.
3SSJ-Iw
Room and board in private family.
Address e." this office.
3S63-tf
Clean vlping rags at the Bulletin Of
fee II
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-02

The Portuguese do not share the
modern theories of the healthfulness
of going without breakfast. They
have proverb that says no man will
ever make a good husband who does
not eat good breakfast.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-17

and he concurred in this belief. We
confidently believe be Is interested
in the project and is ready TO lend
his aid II the project is feasible any
time-and we have always believed IL
50. The great mining prospects OF
the Spring Mountain, Gilmore and
other sections are extremely promis-
ing, and the installation OF smelt-
er has added to the possibilities OF
the country. In addition an electric
road from Salmcn country means an
outlet for trade, travel and general
investment. The project is worthy
of consideration. In the meantime
we note that parties are Interested
in the promotion line at Salmon
City, and the project is favored al
that end. though ultimate cost woulc
be far more than is estimated bl
The Recorder, though the amount
pledged is sufficient for incorporation
and the necessary procedure TO TIN
formation OF company.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-17
JUNCTION.
Too late for last issue.

Tue roundup boys are over on
Birch creek this week.
Rev. n. B. Disner is on a business
visit to his bone 10 Lincoln Co.
Sisel r. Tobias made a business
trip to the county seat this week.
Miss Beulah Clayton, Of Salmor,
was Junction visitor last week.
Deputy Sheriff, Seth A. Bal! wss
here on business Of the snerii's Office
Saturday.
The forest service contemplates
building a ranger station in Junction
In the near future
The many friends Of D. c. Reec
are pleased to see bow sedsteiy b'
trots in double harness.
Much interest was manifested h
the election for road overseer Their
being three candidates, Jack Hark,
vas an easy winner.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-17
CARMEN MEMS.


John Emigh. who has been attend
ing school In Salmon, is now enrolled
here.
". b. Barton Is up from Indian
creek, where he has Contract for
hauling ore.
Henry Neal, the young philosopher
Of this vicinity, declares that bard
work is made easy when we first
lsarn TO like IL.
/ Miss Maud Webb IS helping her
mother prepare for the recepsiun
/ which is to be held at her home next
week. The honored guest OF the
evening is to be Dear Old ST. Nick.
Thustain aud Clarence McCrackeT
attended the surprise party, SatuT
day evening, at Nj. Z. IL. REYNOLDS
which was given in honor Of his Sol
Roland who was twenty -one years o
age Sunday, Dec. l3, lsJs. The ooy
say it was a joyous occasion.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-17
Some Local oysrflo,.

Sp,oner 4 Co have go excellent
line 81 Christmas candles. Be slsc
to Try them.
story books and dolls .er Jae nft'e
ones are waiting for you AT >po.aer
4 COS. confectionery store
Choice city property, nrm land
and ranches Tor sale. Lemhi Realty
Co. u-i.-
Mr.. Spencer, The n9rse usc 1f ~4a-
se,d. vas attendiGs 10 bas.uers us 3.
Ter, here TIE arsJ o. the FtsA
Reuben Bennett, Of a.lgaassH.s.
Nas attending 20 business matters
Cor a couple of DAYS hers the asst a'
the week
N-s u C. EIdrdEs - Nortafars.
was q pleasant visitor 20 this
TUESDAY. While in tasn sa- ass
ybs guest Of her daughter, Mrs 0a".
mius.
I Cras. CrandaI % ULYSSES Fas>
through tosu The iast ~ tas af.
an ni, way 70 southern ,s.rara.
snsrs he sill spend me rs,t as .f.
Wiuter.
Fx-Cogrty C0umlssi1uef ls.'
, Stelbens. ~ Custer county 0as
tending 20 s0me b1siress matter
here me last az rbs sess f"r s..E
% days
The carpenters are Flt''-- 10
nes front 90 the FtEatss taa1..l
a the rooms occupied by t.e rsg-..i'I
d eampatsu commlttse "'ar-e
b Kirgshary wiIl occupr 'ae a@tai.
% u{,b bi, stock % haraes-, NHlrH
o noW Al Bedrock. lie NI'ei- E. ..
e a large and selected st2cA 90 .'I.
c furnishings
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-17
PAHSIMARI.


Our weather is lovely, but our
roads are very dusty.
Robert Cleveland has been on the
sick list for the past few days.
The knight Bros. have bought
part OF Mr.. Nordstrom cattle.
Mrs. Will Cleveland and babe visit
ed with Wits parents last Sunday.
Ebert Wells and family have
moved to May so their little girI
could have the benefit OF our school
Edward PUpejoy has gone TO Black
foot for load of freight for K. l.,
Cleveland, one Of the May merchants
The young people OF May and vicin
ity had an oyster supper and sociabi'
at Mr.. F. Kobbe's last Friday night
(Too late for last Issue).
/ Several we're at the notary's officl
with work on Monday. the 30th 0
I Nov.
Many changes are taking place ii
our usually quiet valley. Two OF tn
Calvin boys have traded for the Net
ranch, we hear.
Mr. J. II. Campbell has gene {
Blackfoot with load of hides. Wi
come back loaded principally wit
tiuur for some of the dear people.
We are very sorIy they are no
talking OF bringing that electric lin
up the Salmon river, then ON throug
our valley and across to Idaho Falls
1t would be great for US all.
1t is reported that J. +. Christia
and r. b. VandeTyort have made a
exchange 10 property. II true, tt
vandervort family will go to Chall
to live. We will be sorry to 10;
q them.
An election for road supervisor vi
a held In the hall here last Monda
> Charley Black, Dell Grubb and Jof
. L. Hammond were the candidate
I John Hammond was elected by o.
majority. He viii surely ha
enough TO do now to employ all b
time.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-17
Idaho Falls Approve. of Project.

The Idaho Falls Post makes COM
ment on the article, which appeared
in The Recorder a couple OF weeks
ago. as follows;
For some time The Post, in com
mon with others. has conteOded tlat
an e'ectric road TO salmon City was
fe sable, and the project recei7ed
very favorable consideration. In
fact. we can state tnat an individual
whose private hold on the monetary
end Of existence is estimated al
about sI3, 0O0. OOO, contormed entirely
u the idea and regarded the plan as
entirely feasible. Of course, the
statement depended largely on The
showing that could be made on tom
mage aud possible business for The TO
cure. and the proposition was sng
vested thar the development OF th'
colntry bv Installation Of an electri'
railroad would create sufficient ousi
ne,s for all time 10 come, and tna'
WOULD o. ore ol the things that 10
ture corporation Mould have 10 TAX
into conSideratiOu-that IL could no
druu into the business unless IL ex
: pected T. make 1t TO some extent
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-17

arrived here Nov, l2th and the
Seather has been perfect, We have
mad a iew showers, so everything in
nature's realm j. ike spring Wc
have uve room cottage i short dis.
rauee irom the city bat 90 the e.ec
tric line, and are very comfortably
situated. There Is Htlie garden
spot lo the yart. and as husbaId
pIante0 few potatoes and lee has
-adisb and lettuce peeping OUT oi
the ground, and / pat IN some Ca.i8
I Llly bulbs and Ge5aniums and all are
doing veil. II is Of uo use GO tFy a.
/ describe the beauties o. Southern
( Cal. We have 90 dFe 40 rae house
only nights thsn 10 Is quite neces.
sary, We are sitting to-day, and egefg
DAY can do 50, by an open Niutee
with only thin sumwer waists ou
our cottage is about quarter % q
mile from the bay and then ih.
Point Lena Light house aud Coyau
ado hotel In vieN ana 0cyuud IS th
grand Old Pacific ocean.
We visited one of San Diego
olive factories. There they pres
ripe olives, the fruit Is drsJ crust e
In a large stone basin by means 9t
, revolving stone wheel it is the
, taken to the presses where the oil
, and juices are separated from lh
p pomace. The OF aud juice IS The
passed through a uew cola watg
separator where 10 cones in coCtas
with a sJrean Of pure water Undi
heavy pressure, Shich IDo'uulh
: washes aud removes from the oil a
!, vegetable matter. Next o. sacs
the racklng tank, where ig is tho
oughly rackei and allowed 20 ciaFit
II is now taken % the a.ter rO9
and filtered through paper made 8
this purpose directly iu'o the b3jIl
y some seasons they make as much
," 500 gallons They are BJw makil
&c 400 gallons daily. There is quite
'e force employer az the factory, ma
ls boys and girls iu the canning rpau
d. OOe OF the attractions uoN IS ;
te a0uIla and torpedo boat iram MA
VI dalene Bay. There ara fourteen 3
ie sides the cruiser "A iOauy :. This
Uncle Sans smallest Aect, hasi
&c about 1910 men sailor bngs .
sc now enjoying san UiesJ's Zoe ,
e' mate.
O' | wished 70 iet you kn0a The
70 corder comes weekly aud is uuch
'e' preciatcd by Us sll Ne afe a.l
%. the test ot health and alsa 60 re
ou membered TO all in4litiul fr.sgf~
O" Respectfully.
Mr.. and Mrs J0Gu D. N.r-au
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-17
fight BEGUN
FOR REVISION /!
Twenty-Five House Republicans
Are With Insurgents.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE fight
for revision OF the rules of the
house vas inaugurated tonight at a
meeting Of the so-called insurgents.
attended by p republican represent
atiyes. Representative Hepburn, OF
Iowa, presided and was authorized to
name committee OF five, with him
self as chairman, to draft the pro-
posed amendments to the rules and
report to the organization.
The ''insurgents" considered the
various suggestions for more than
Two hours.
Mr.. Hepburn said the various plans
proposed Tor changing the rules
would be worked out by committee
ne would name.
Tbuse interested have been pro-
ceeding quietly with their plans,
With the apparent purpose OF increas-
/ ing their numbers sufficiently to be
ahle to control the situation by join
/ ing the democrats in light on the
rules The insurgents claim that
/ in the present congress they need but
/ p republicans TO join the democrats
/ i'm order TO bring about a change.
I Three OF the representatives present
Hepburn, Pollard and Ellis
will not be members of the next
congress. Though the insurgents
are Tor Cannon for speaker, they
made it plain that they desire
change in the rules.
There were no expressions excep
those of friendly feeling for thu
speaker, " said Mr.. Hepburn, afte
the meeting. Nobody said any
thing against Mr.. Cannon.
I He said the general feeling wa
THAT il under the rules the hous'
must have a despotic leader, Their
was nc ons they would rather hav
than "Uncle Joe. " Several ne'
suggestions in addition to those ad
vanced we're made at the meeting
40 increase the membership OF tn
rules committee Of the house ha
been the most popular suggestion an
lit has been proposed to have TIL
consummated ny the members OF tn
, house instead Of being named oY tn
speaker.
Another plan is to set two Thur
DAYS apart each month for the cor
sideration Of bills in the house caller
dar, the remaining Thursdays f'
p, the consideration Of measures ON Il
union calendar.
None of those present would sta
: whether it was intended TO briI
these matters to an issue at q
: present session of congress or to wa
+, until the next session.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-17
State MsstiinG Of covnty Auditor.

W. G. Smith, auditor and recorder,
returned from Boise the first OF the
week where he has been at state
meeting OF the county auditors. lie
states that he had most enjoyable
trip, and they had both a pleasant
and profitable meeting. There we're
but fourteen auditors present, but
the live ones OF the state we're
present.
Mr.. Smith states that they we're
banqueted by the citizens OF Boise
and the keys Of the city were turned
over to them. OF course he did not
state that the police we're ordered 70
not place any Of the visitors under
arrest, but that Is to be understood.
lie says it was very busy session
aud none Of them had any lime 20 do
much running around or visiting.
| Mr.. Smith read paper, treating
the methods OF the reception and fee
book. Macy OF his ideas were in-
corporated into the books TO be ac-
cepted by the association, which viii
come into general use by the various
counties Of the state, Al the meet
log he was selected as the secretary
OF the meeting, and was later elected
secretary-treasnrer Of the state as
sociation, which was formed at this
meeting.
1t will be the purpose Of the ssso
citation 10 ask the legislature 4
amend the laws, so that many Of tbu
fees NilI be general. In place OF d!f
ferent prices in some Of the counties
This especially in reference 10 tn
! work OF the clerk Of the courts, whei
cases are 10 be died. Under th
present methods cases occur wher
the clerk has to pay INTO the count
court costs out Of his own pocket, o
account Of some Of the contestant
falling % do 50.
Mr.. Smith states that be bear
5 considerable comment ou The outSiC
about the prospects OF this count
3. securing a taiiruad, more especial
In reference 10 the electric line. Il
: states that from opportunity he ha
. TO iud2e business conditions we
very good on the outside.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-17
RAILROAD IS NOW ASSURED !.

What McCuen
Railroad
W. A. president Mining company,
the the would and
ton would the early The " Of the nghoway be
Sunfed
look legal of attending this affair between Slnfed
Horse side
which settled and settlement cannot be reached other parties
the will these
We now have believe that the road will oe built at least this
The Recorder had absolute faith that Salmon would
railroad within
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-17

Rev. A GlaFieux 70 Roman
Catho.ic uiocese Of Boise lots !, :.
au8 b.ock No. = Flnsturs addition,
confederation 81.
E. C. Ross e, 81 90 Allie Ainieg
60. a. undivided ls Interest in the
Au5y. Auex. COOK, Edie. Ernest,
Glen Hatt8u, Niaer, Martha. Rny
Laaer. IS. H. Cannon and Gilmore
odss Texas mining district, eo0sid-
erstiau e..
lIBrry r. Hyde e. 81 - Allie Min
ias Co an undivided i Interest
,aas as above, consideration 81.
Lizzie NJ. Hyde 10 Auie Aining
+ iCa sn undivided i Interest 10
aue as above. consideration o.
rEltcd states 70 Ailis Mining. Co
ru ,aa.e aS above.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-17
ERADED
As MAN !
bnan Posing as d Man Even
| Fooled q Physician.

&c2awlu Dec. ll.-One OF the
! r,a.- ease, ever heard Of in the
4 Nttwr.t aas developed this morn
4 When Undertaken Safely was
Il lei d. Manhattan 10 take cnarge
4 the body Of sammy Williams and
Ind t0.as ue was a woman who had
i aim st his entire life ueeu mas
Xeradiuz ~ "A man. An unusual
Aonri Oh interest has been aroused
Itbe matter here and tomorrow Un-
htske- safely Coroner Jump ana
&bjc Administrator Burket in
III lu 20 to Manhattan and conduct
Farther Investigation Of tile mat
'Eillams sas 50 yeats nf age aud
4 the st is years had been work
N near Manhattan as a cook. Dur
N that lime he had been associated
ttb men most Of the time and at
.sDy Of The places where ne worked
kot wirn neu. He cheWef tobacco
kd used intpxica ing beverages to a
ght extent.
|Tno,e WhJ have known h i'm long
Il have been heard to remark that
never had q beard an0 that bis
bice vas unusually weak for a man.
|Ut nothing was ever done nor said
/ her that would ever lead anyone
\ suspect her sex The announce
lent was one OF the greatest sur
bises to Sammy's nearest friends
bd those who had knosn him long
h never suspected such thing.
Williams even fooled a number oil
physicians, and among these are some
the leading doctors Of B0zeman.
lot long ago he had an accident in
Ehich he had am arm broken and was
IsC bruised about bis body. A lOca
|hysician had charge OF bin. but
lever had any occasion to suspect
hat Williams was female. Little
! known here of him before he camt
b GaIaJin county, except that ht
|ame from Wisconsin, where, it il
bid, be lad been employed in lum
Ier camps as a cook and also worke'
|Ome as a lum beriacK. Later h,
|tarted vest and worked 10 the La
IOtas, and then located in the Gal
htin valley.
During the time he bad worke'
lroun1 Manhattan he had acquires
large amount OF property and wa
feplted very wealthy. 1t is believes
be had some relatives, but this ba
bot been determined yet. For til
Rst week he had been complainin
d feeling bad and his death cam
father suddenly and unexpected
/ is thought appoplexy was th
'ause