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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-28
APPLICATION NO. 14O7

Notice Of Application for Permission to Appro-
pirate the Public Waters Of the State OF Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that on the 10Th day
of,August 1909. in accordance with Section 25
Chapter XVIII. OF the Statutes OF 1907 one
Charles j. Perkins, OF Bull, County Of -
and State of Idaho, made application to
the State Engineer Of Nevada for permission to
appropriate the public waters of the State of
Nevada. Such appropriation Is to be made from
Spring, Pole. -hecp and Cherry Creeks, and the
East Fork OF Il uneau River, with u cir tribu-
taries Mt poin;t on Spring Creek in Sec. %, T.
NJ. 50 r.. Pole ,reek In Sec. ~; Sheep
Greek, Sec. 20: West Branch East Fork Bru-
neau River 90 Il feet from SW. Cor sec. 10:
Fast Branch OF the East Fork Bruneau River,
200 IT. from this ga Cor. SEQ. Is; Cherry Creek III
Sec. 9, all In u ~ ", II. 60 f.. by means OF
dams and head Gates. and $50 cubic feet per
second Is to Dr conveyed to points OF use, by
means OF pip iume md ditch, and there
used for el5clr lighting, transportation mar
ufacturing and other power uses. Water not to
be returned to stream.
Date OF first publication August IS, 1909.
Date OF last publication September3O 1909
Signed:
FRANK r, NICHOLAS
state Engineer
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-28
Mayonnaise Dressin !.

Yolks of three eggs, we'll beaten;
cne-half teaspoon ground mustard, one
teaspoon salt. one-fourth teaspoon
pepper, three rounding tablespoons
sugar, eight tablespoons vinegar and
butter size of an egg. Ccok all to-.
gether for about five minutes. II
wanted for vegetable salad, leave out
one tablespoon sugar and add tea.
spoon celery seed Add one.third
sweet cream before using. This will
keep for weeks If covered and put in
cool place.
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APPLICATION NO. 1899

APPLICATION NO. 1899
Notice of Application for Permission to Appro.
printe Inc Public Waters OF the State or Nevada
Notice is hereby given that ON the 10Th day Of
July. 1902 in accordance with Section %,
Chapter XVIII, OF the Statutes OF 1907, one
@, o. Calvin ~ EIko, County OF Elko, ana
State Of Nevada, made application to
tho State Engineer OF Nevada for permission
to appropriate the public waters OF the State
Of Nevada. Such appropriation is to be made
from headwnters OF the North and South
branches OF the South Fork OF the Humboldt
River in Elko Co., New. at points as high as
practicable in unsurveyed land at various
points In their respective canyons, their tribu
taries and lakes in the Ruby MIS- by means OF
reservoirs, dums, sJphons, tunnels, etc.. and
total flow is TO be conveyed 10 points above
junction OF North and South branches OF tie
South Fork of the Humboldt River probably
near the corner Of OF sections 1918, 81 and %
II. 81 NJ, r. Sc f., by means OF bitches fumes
and pipes, and there used for irrigation, do
nestle, mini Z, power, manufacturing and
transportation Water to be returned to
stream nc SUCH points as will not interfere
with present irrigators.
Date OF first publication August 25, 1909
Date OF last publication September 80, 1902
Signed:
FRANK r. NICHOLAS,
State Engineer
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-28
APPLICATION NO. 14O8
Notice Of Application for Permission to Appro-
priato the Public Waters OF the State OF Nevada

Notice Of Application for Permission TO Appro-
pirate the Public waters OF the State Of Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that on the Goth day Of
August. 1902 in accordance with Section 25,
Chapter XVIII, of the Statutes OF 1907, one
ton and M: M. Rockwell, OF Lamoiile.
County of Elkn, and State Of Nevada, made
application to the State Engineer OF Nevada
for permission to appropriate the public
waters OF the state OF Nevada. Such appro-
priation Is to hc made from Lamoille Creek
Elko County. Nevada, at points in East n VIZ
sec. 10. L. 81 ~. Il. SO E., M. d. Il. g. NJ. about
midway between north line and south line OF
SAID section 80. by means of dams and sixty
cubic feet per second Is to be conveyed to points
Ia ETA Sec. 10. and the EM Sec. ~, II. 80 NJ, r.
- F.; M. ID. u. g. NJ. and the SWX and Ell OF
NWh. and the VIZ Of NEH Sec. 6, T. SO N, X.
% f.. M. ID. u. & NJ, by means of bitches and
there used for irrigation Watering stock and
domestic purposes Water TO be returned to
stream w
Date OF first publication August 81. 1909
Date OF last publication September IL, 1909.
Signed: .JIt e..
FRANK r. NICHOLAS,
State Engineer.
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Warming

All persons are hereby forbidden to
trespass upon my ranch under penalty
Of prosecution.
James Dewar.
Elko, Nevada, August, %, 1909.
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Dated August 90, 1909.
Sierra County advocate., 1909-10-01

total $104.4S.
Lynch Bros, sw1 sw4, sec. 13
WI nw1, nw1 sw4 sec. "a twp. II r.
5. Nw4 sec. % twp. l7r. 5. 81
sw4 j sci sec. 30 twp. l6 r. Z,
S44 40, peu. 50 20, cost % cts, to-
tai $46S5.
Precinct 16 Andrews.
HilIsboro. Con. Mining Co., ware
house, storeroom, boardingho1se,
bunkhouse, foreman's house, hoist
house, scales, mill bnilding, two
tanks, dwelling and stable, house
known as Andrews residence,
500 rs, pen. So ID, mining machin-
cry, boiler and engine, hoist, mine
buckets. assay scales, assay outfit,
blacksmith tools $24lS6, penalty
Sl2.O9, costs so cts total S359.30
Mascott Gold aud Copper Co.,
mine lot No. 1876, mine lot No,
733s. mine lot No. 733b, mine lot
No 1886, mine lot No. 807, mine
lot No. l34, mine lot NO. oUS. nine
lot No. 735, mine lot No 1864 in
twp. 10, r. 7, $1,000, pen. $3.50,
costs % cts to,al $685..
Prosper Gold Mining Co., mine
lot No. 1882, sec 36, twp. l1r.7 Z
and Improvements, blacksmith
shop, quartz mill and machinery,
hoist house, hoist on mine, 1912. Z,
pen. $40 60, cost % cts, total
1923 OF.
Opeenorth & Richardson, cattle,
S37 So, pen. 81 80, costs Is cts, to-
tai, $400l.
South Percha Gold Mining &
Milling Co., quartz mill and build
ing, pipe line and pumping plant,
mine tools, 500 90. pen. 81. so, costs
90 cts, total S9470.
WILL M. ROBINS.
Treasurer and Elk Oflicio Collector
Il Sierra Co., New Mexico.
First Pub, Sept. 300.
Sierra County advocate., 1909-10-01
Delinquent Taxh-ist for the
Year 1908,
of Amounts Less than
$500.
Territory of New Mexico,
County of Sierra.

County of Sierra.
Notice Is hereby given that |,
Will M. Robins, Treasurer and
Ex -Oflicio Collector Of Sierra Coun-
ty,>Nsw. Mexiso.. wilb OH the ifst
day of November, A. d. 1909 at the
hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, of that day
at the East door of the Court house
ip the town of Hillsboro, in said
County and Territory, offer at pub
lie sale the following described
real estate and personal property,
or as much as may be neces-
sary for the purpose of sat-
lsfylng the claims of the Terri
tory of New Mexico and County of
Sierra for taxes due and now delin-
quent upon and against said pro-
perty up to aud including 1908,
and that / will continue to offer
the same for sale from day to day
for sixty days from above date.
Precinct No. l Lake Valley.
ID. NJ. Longbottom, horses, cat
tie and other personal property,
$16.24, pen. so CTS, costs 15 cts,
total SLID.
T. L. Lee, horses, cattle and
other personal property, $l247,
pen. 60 Cts, costs l5 cts, total
$l3 %.
Ezra Miller, goats, $16 49. pen.
so cts, costs Is cts, total $l7.44.
}. W. Miller, horses, cattle and
other personal property, "a 38, pen.
20 cts, costs ID cts., total $4 .73.
Frank Richardson, horses, cattle
and other personal property, $9.66,
pen. 17cts. costs l5 cts, total s3.9o.
RIB. Slease, SCI ue4 mel sci, sec. 33.
Sci nw4. sw4 ne4, sec. "a twp. II
r. Z. Sw4, sec. "a, twp. IL, r. 7,
S7.08. pen. 35 cts, costs l5 cts, to-
tai 81 SO.
Slease Bros, goats aud other per-
sopal property, $lS 81, pen. 95 cts,
costs Is cts, total Sl9,07.
Robert l.. See, goats and other
personal property, $l5.95 pen. so
cts, costs l5 cts, total $l6.90.
Wilson & Brooks, q. S. patent
No. 14747 mining claim, 81 48, pen.
30 cts, costs Is cts, total $7.9S.
Precinct No. q Hillsboro.
Jesus Abalas, house and lot No,
Sierra County advocate., 1909-10-01

Continued on page 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-29
ATTEMPTS To
END HIS LIFE
p. BALDWIN TAKES DOSE or
cHLoRoFoRm IN LOCAL
LODGING HOUSE.

r. Baldwin. for some years EN-.
pioyed BY the Pacific States Tcle.
phone company ~ a dynamo man
this morning attempted suicide In
Room II ~ the Berlin holdEing
house. ~ i4f5M First av.
BALDWIN had made every arrange.
ment 70 ensure his taking or.
swallowing an ounce bottle ~
chi0rof0rm. he laid hack on his bed.
with a fully loaded Colts revolver
IN bis hand The overdose 81 chl0r-
of0rm made him 81 and the gun
dropped from his hand.
A few moments later the pro
prietor Of the lodging house. trying
10 rent the room 10 a stranger. was
unable 20 open the door and called
Police Sergeant Banniek. who broke
open The door. The ambulance was
called and he was removed 20 q
hospital. after the sergeant had
adopted heroic measures for HIS r..
suacitation. Baldwin viii live. He
would give no reason for his act
but he had been on n protracted
srrse FOR several days.
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- - $3.50
This IL the story Of two little
shoes: two little shoes aud Joe
LeFcarey should Il chance 10
meet the eye Of Lerchrcy The tele
graph ~ not too quick 10 serve the
purposes. and The s1eF viii instantly
deliver bis message.
Saturday evening a tired old
couple dritted oat ~ the second Az
throng. two weary old dcrelicts.
into the doorway 81 hle shoe
house. A reporter waa IN the same
doorway trying % ilEht a cigar
I'm Tired. father. quavercd the
old lady, and b. vas yisthty 50.
too. but he mtraiEhtoncd up lskc
the fine old gentleman he was.
Tut. tut. mama was hla affrc.
Tomato return. you know We are
having a good tins. but be looked
wistfslly into the troubled old eyes
thar have always turned 20 him
when she was tired since tho
time they
"f-ees. father. I know. We're
growing old. and sometimes.
faa.ther % little chokel I fffesl
lonely Since GAR boy She
was silent. then. hooking tirediy and
unseeinRly at an unconscious five.
story brick across The way The
old man . bravely straighieusd back
saEged again. and his eyes. also.
Nere booking far away.
The cigar went ont. and Il was
not relighied. though Il was good
cigar
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WnkhL av SVE Couple Picked IN Second
IEHCERET Avenue Shoe Store.

Father. livery qulatiyl do yon
sce those little shoes p
Yes. mana. come on and the
wear them ra-."
A moment they locked At the
wind0u display
"FffAfherf"
Yea dear"
"Cccould I hay themY"
fea. mama. cums on. aud the
brave old fellow. his loisc urain
erect. led her tenderiy inside
where an amused clerk sold thnm
pair u little blue shoes with
For The grandson. ! aurpoaef'
There whA no reply
Mum mama. he said. az fhcy
took their slow gfoplnE way, he
he'd IKE those shoes
Where did they Eof joe Ler.
carey can mad out
Two old parents. deserted thirty
years ago BY their one hope. took
two little blue shoes into The
parior Of seattlen most asisgocraiic
hotel. aud q few moments later an
Icy looking night clerk touched Rn
electric button marked "Ont.~ for
who would see uetoEeuafiana
Wcepf
The Illusion % buying them for
the boy could not last The hfirht
little pratiier Of years arone was
not there. and Mama SAT with
the little blue shoes on her lap. her
head buried In the coat 81
"Fffstnsr. who was yet once
more trying TO be- the brave fellows
who took her Tor better or for
worse - years ago
Where Is Joseph Lercarcy9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-29
WILL BEGIN WORK
ON ARENA

Ground will be broken tomorrow
at the Alaska.Yukon.Paciflc expo.
sition for the Arena, the big ath.
letlc show 70 be presented by John
Cort Mr.. Cort has formed com.
pany. known as the Arena Amuse.
ment company, with John Cort.
president; j G. MarmadulSe. secre-
tary.treasurer; and = y Sargent as
manager, and Il will be the purpose
of this company to bring TO Seattle
oil OF the principal athletic celebri.
ties OF the world during the life Of
the exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-29
STANDS FOR
TIL: NEW
DEAL
NEW EXECUTIVE The
COUNTERPART OF
ROOSEVELT.
Fights All the Time and
Doesn't Know What Il
Means to Give Up.

OLYMPIA. March 2a.-On the
niEht Of March n, the night the
Eleventh Legislature adjourned at
midnight after battling for three
DAYS over the resolution to invest.
gate Insurance Commissioner
Schiveiy. | sat for two hours in the
Inner office OF Acting Gov. NJ. T..
Hay. who was directing the fight
for the resolution.
II was an evening OF the most
Intense excitement and bitterness.
Upstairs In the opposite end OF the
capitol the storm ragged. first In
one house 81 the legislature. then
IN the other. between the faciional
Representatives Of the old and the
new deals In Washington politics.
The old corrupt republican ma.
chine was battling for fits very ex-
istence. With grim determination
the leaders Of the new popular up
rising were fighting 10 overthrow
II and 20 secure a public exploita.
ton OF Its misdecds II was a
fight for the new idea IN American
public life, the idea that public
office IL not a private graft.
Messengers Are Busy.
Every few minutes some excited
messenger would come down stairs
with news Of the progress OF the
battle. One representative came In.
very much excited. with the mes.
sage:
THE house win never pass the
resolution. It's opponents were
shown by the last roll call 10 be
IN the majority. They have already
mutilated IL so badly that even n
they do pass Il. Il viii be defeated
In the senate"
Cracking his teeth together, the
acting governor replied:
Damn them. they've got 70
pass u. The people Of this
state think that office lie crook
ed. II they don't pass II there
Will be an extra session Of the
legislature tomorrow"
"lt win do no good" replied the
messenger "They would no more
pass It at an extra session than at
the regular session
mo matter" replied the gov
ernor. Go back and tell Scott
TO tell them from the floor that the
failure 20 pass the resolutions
means an extra session of the leg.
lslature Immediately
But such threat win only
make them all the madden" replied
the messenger,
That's what we want" re.
piled the governor. make
them mad enough and they Will
lose their heads. Go tell Scott"
The messenger hurried away
In few minutes another mes.
senger arrived
1.-THE threat OF an extra session
was certainly a bombshell.' he re.
ported. "The leaders Of the oppo.
sition are panic.strieken They are
denouncing you on the floor as an
auiocfat They say SEN afe die
saiiu9 e. the leaialatuFe
n1nl mtnH what thex NAN abuul
mA fenI|Hd lhe eApesHan Sex
only that they pass tie RESOLUTION
fha nekl nIessepNef hHQnKht ever
more Alseeefa lldins
..I.
Jfnr4IHtlNH o. naue 8nVtnsl
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GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION y
After Gov NJ Hay the oath this morning issued
tho following proclamation:
at IL with full tho
Washington and public this official
the death Of Hon.
Of the Washington, which
paso Robes CAL Sunday morning. the 2h day March
1909 4
PROMINENT FACTOR. =
"FoF o. 4
religious ard business life Of Washington.
o. young when. soldier Of the Union,
his country brsvy WE'LL his strength ability
consistently and loyalty expended
the benefit Of hts nation, hs state and his fellow
"A prosecuting attorney Of his county, he
snVlsbe for OF He
convention which framed Washnstons constitution;
university college he aided
the development Of these educational Institutions always
dear 70 his heart
LAST PUBLIC SERVICE. a
His public when, fighting his illness
naomtabe Gov made the
Journey olympia that might the legislature
the interests Of whole
=
"Nos, therefore, token respect for his memory =
NJ succeeding the virtue Of the state
hereby direct that all offices remain
closed upon day March. that the flags
hafmas all PUBLIC buildings for the full period
oft this date further that
memorial held throughout
Of the final his body which
place at m. the 3is day Of March, 1902"
~ ~ ttttt ttt 80 4 =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-29
ALONE.
WITH BOLD
BURGLAR
SLEEPS PEACEFULLY
AS THIEF LOOTS
RESIDENCE.
Parents Return TO Find Six
Year-Old Girl Dream
ing Unmolested.

While Beatrice. the six ycar-oid
daughter II Mr. end 1ra l.. n
Peoples. las peacefully asleep IN her
little bed at the family home. a.
stS Harvard az. n during the alb
sence % her parents early last eve
ming. a prowief entered the residences
and carried OF sllverware and other
articles IL considerable value.
"a was not untl the little mites
parents returned. shortly after ?
O'Clock that the work ~ the burglar
was discovered Terry usually
filled with banks and groWls and a
watch dos par excellence. was found
IN a room upstairs. and when his
master and mistress made 70 plain
that he had silent on the ieh. Terry"
wore hang dog afr and had Moth
ing 10 say,
The Peoples residence was but
rscrnsiy completed and furnished
on Saturday AR und Mira Peoples
returned from California.
Secures Much Lsot
During their absence Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Parkinson occupied ihs
residence. After an automobile trip
yesterday afternoon. little Beatrice
was taken horne and tucked into
nor bed. Shortly before o'clock
LAST night. Mr. and Mrs. Peoples ieft
home but returned before 10 O'Clock
From the apartments II Mr and
Mrs. Parkinson. shaving act, a
valuable suit case, = leather satch-i
a check ard hank ho,,k on the Union
savings bank rilk gown with
lavender trimmings and a small
amount ~ cash we're missing Sew
eral dozen pieces 81 solid silver
were taken from the Kitchen. n u
thought that the burglar bscasne
frightened while be was AZ work.
as several hundred dollars worth 81
jewciry IN MFp Peoples apartments
were untouched. The preNier walk
I'd IN through the hack door. which
a servant had left unlorked.
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is ARRESTED FOR
THEFT OF WIRE

Wearing Northern Pacific de-
teetiye badge, and trying 10 dispose
of 400 pounds Of copper trolley wire.
william Doak. alias William
Schmidt. and WILLIAM Jones were
arrested by detective Gil Phllhrick
this morning ut the office Of the
Seattle Junk company, S2G First av
s. The men wanted only Q cents
per pound, and. as the Seattle Elec.
trio company pays Is cents per
pound for the same thing. and IN
large quantities. the Junk people
grew suspicious and telephoned 20
police headquarters The barrel
had been shipped down from Ev-
erett. and the police are now max
ing inquiries there. When the Of.
ficer put In an appearance Doak
made desperate dash for liberty.
but was rccaptnred after a short
chase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-29
SMALL FIRE OCCURS
In LOCAL HOSPITAL

Fire. which was promptly ex-
tinguished, started IN tho wash room
Of Providence hospital shortly after
= o'eloeA this morning An alarm
was telephoned 10 fire headquarters
but the blaze, which started from
an overturned diah of turpcntine.
was extinguIshed before the ap-
pnratua arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-29
WILL SELL OPIUM

Forty-seven pounds of opium viii
be offered for sale by the customs
officials tomorrow afternoon NJ the
appraisers office in the Erickson
building Also as pounds viii b.
put on sale W Tacoma AT the same
time. Deputy Collector Ross Chest
nut f. Of the opinion that u viii
bring a good price. This 10 all the
opium confiscated from Chinese
srnuRglers aboard the Oriental
steamers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-29
FIGHTING BOB"
AT A.-Y.-P. TODAY

HFighilnE Bob 4 In Seattle, not
with the pQmn and panopiy OF the
~HEl|ke Aufrouualase with which we
.nstInoIifulf 1AAne|ate hie name and
hiH reputation, Int quiet aud ses
dates Win Mra EVANS and hla
manager. Mr CFuikshAnl he II a
RreHI II the New Washington motel
4tIe morning be Evans natls sis
TIED the exposition Kspnnda aud
were nightly HIRaHsd W'lh he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-29
BEGIN WORK ON
ARTISTS ELYSIUM

8round was broken today for the
artmts' elyslum near Medina on the
other side II Lake Washington. Thus
hna come TO pass the dream ~ Sc
atlie'a colony Of artists, fostered and
cneriphcd for three years. but never
before possible. on account Of the
lack 81 funds Now Captain J. w.
Iohha0n. Nome millionaire, has come
III the rescue with $4,000 and the
project is an assured success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-29

PAso RoBLEs, March 90
Samuel codiose coserove, governor
Of the state Of Washington, died In
his apartments at the Paso Robles
hot springs hotel al $3.50 o'clock
yesterday morning.
He had retired Saturday night In
good spirits. despite the fact that
his condition for the two days pre-
Vious had been disquIetlng 10 Mrs.
cosarove and his physician. Be-
fore going 10 his room, however, he
had told DR.. Sawyer that he was
feeling better, and there was no
apprehension on the part Of anyone.
About midnight he became un-
easy, and Mrs. Cosgrove was awak-
ensd and attended him. He then
auieteo down and dropped off TO
sleep. At $50 o'clock he again
awoke and Mrs. cosgrove again
went 10 him. He appeared &C be
wide awake, but said nothing. For
few moments he continued In
this condition and then HE eyes
closed and he passed quietly away.
"Hls heart simply failed to work, !"
said Or. Sawyer. "Ite awoke az
though he knew he was about to
die and went of peacefully"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-29
NEWS BULLETINS

SAN rRArcsco-conira TO the expectation per
crowded o.
Of Patrick Calhoun president Of Railroads. charged with
offering bee the proceedings following thu startling
urna
morning Patrick Calhoun did not appear 80"
PoRrLANoAher she had Gagged bound herself according
obtain
marriage 10 chas Tsyo her soldier isear
earfuliy
father mother IN present she would abs
don the idea Of becoming bride.
ANoELEse-Three we're killed and two merriam.
fatally today old county al husno
which being raxsd collapsed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-29
LOCAL BRIEFS

Ladies' Aid VIII Mest--The La
dies Ala society Of the Holy Trinity
Lutheran church will meet nj the
home Of Mrs Gerhardt ais Phinney
ay.. Thursday, April 1.
Bishop Smith Here--F,iahop Q. W.
Smith u Portland Is In tho city
today stopping AZ the Washington
Annex. lie addressed the meeting
of the Methodist ministers In the
First Church this morning. This
evening q banquet will be rendered
him at the First Church.
Big Damage Subtitle trial ~ the
salt for SIS 900 damages for personal
Injuries. brought BY Mrs. Anna Lun-
dy against the Seattle Electric com
pany. began ioday in the supreme
court.
All Want lmprovsmsntar- repos
nlflon fH|IIae ief lhA kfaalEsf n ll|f
slsehIe fHoH fsef|h and Hess nth
- MaftI| aHH WdAI zIA Ina|Ns'fe.
win IS 1.IE4|i..Na 81 si| fA|aA a.
lIiA tIlA |nN| iNNiAi|I
n iisn4l& HiH 'N't AHN
ltafNtA 149Hs XII rs ..'' 4.'hN ''lgf
lIIh .HIAIfzffk IfntSf a ms
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-29
Changes His office.

OLYMPIA, March 20 Frank T.
Houghton, who has been auditor
and cashier In the office OF the sec
Rotary Of state, has resigned to
take the position OF aotuary In the
Insurance department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-29

OLYMPIA. March 20 The IN.
yestigation Of the state insurance
officials, which was scheduled 10
begin tomorrow. has been postponed
for one week owing to the death of
Governor CoAErnVa.