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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
ARGUMENT OVER
scHoo LLocATioI


Continued sfuW Page ono
mc day fflday 0f these The q OF
sclaies W appeals from irsilce courts.
and tiie SECOND s. lor the praleriloa
"a pubdo funds
Blllups ail Amended
Snoia HNl NO b. by 8iiusg de
fines the proceedings under which real
oafaie may be sold on martgaged
wnere husband or wife is nopelclsiy
insane There was considerable dis
cuasion Of This measure when q came
np in the snnaie and lhe same thing
occurred when Il was brought up ~
n7v in lhe house McCalla Ccpe and
Wilson n' spoke Oh the bll 2no
suggested by the housn
cammiucu are said 10 make 81 the
bill practically new measure Ii
was stan under discussion when the
time Tor ihe noon recess came,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16

ITT A810VIIT7I TTE9H-T
cuymon. okla. Feb l6.-W T. sal
ter 4 prominent business man of this
clty was fatfllg injured ny being
lerewn from wagon IN the street.
me hn-sa 30 WAS 9rIying became
;rahthtpaed and ran aglnHt a eeruer
nosl, throwing h!m ID the street ir
spch marnerihat bis skull was frnc.
tafed. bcath fpauilod lF9n cerebral
fcmnFrhaeu AZ 1850 last eyening'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
aoLnIER nALks TpEArH PLoT

Il seemed ta + A atano, d civil waf
veteran. II Keap. Tex that . plot
sxistca between desperate lung
qoahla anil tlse eiave 20 cause his
ieatn II cuHt acted 4 stubborn cold
e writer, fhag developed 4 cough
.ihst sfHel. 70 iHa lp splie Of altrem.
ealeb for seai AM wflehl ran down
% i2u npnnds Thcn hesaa 10 use
~ Kings New Discovery which re-
slastd my hcalth cnmhlcteIv. ! nnN
ve3hI l7S prunsss lrer severe Colds
obstinate Coughs. blemnWsvhaGes rs
untivaief. soc knsi sf9a rrial hoille
ffec Guaranteed W Ill qruegiala'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16

Continued freH raae ono
anahieel position anil ila raIlfuad
fclIllias demand thr uaturel town
improvements that would hp iUi.
asia eiaoWhefe AH above aG that
ihp Gsee nation should 81 elysn all
D alhis opportunities 10 develop its
cgCufeca and towns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16

TO three DOCTORS was kept In bed tps
ave weeks Blood poison from 3 apld-
era bite caused large, deem sores 70
cover his les. Tire doctors failed,
lhon Buchleus Arnica salve com
nletely cured me-" writes John WASH
neion. Of BosqucYlile Tex. For eeae'
me. holle burns and pilm lia supreme
g5c III I'M drusglats.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
CRAZY SNAKE vIlaa gnorssr

caalnuel fon saec onh
c. sa9te debate on courfa tbs means
Mo fllniuAllon of eolnh ItalNR on
which lAqsf ng the yAlahoma 'aembfrs
aSgls' lshFle0hs .elai e' be.
AclHed II $500
1lt.r mon3lers Or rho Oklahoma
dnleassion fas that Mt Mcclure has
male his hll So brief that il eliniip.
ase3 the very legislation MOST desired
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Special 10 The Daily Leader
Cheyenne, Okla. Feb iG jamef
Smith III aged homesleader. ol Rogsl
Mlli9 county, vaF surrounded ~ T
rfairle ffe pnd burned - death TT
re swept the county west nl Ches
ennp aua emliE with hundreds IN atF
q fsfmefa x1E ghtlna Il.
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The Teyhoma Argus calls OF nc
local burglars @ cease Cher nelafi la ,
Mork brsore some parson beda q lo9d
af bnckshci n lhelr cafcaases
Farmer Representative NorKmat'
who owned hlg farm II O2fusNee
county has disposed Of his farm and
is conducting o mercantile establish
mont a Okemah
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No AMERICANS Lost LIVES


~y AssocialeG pressl
Wshinelan. ID. r,. Feb iG No
Americans inst their lives II Che i,fe
whlclt des.rayea Tie Flores theatre
al Acnrnic0. Me0iea, 6Huday nienN
accardnU 10 dlanatch received so'
aay from the American cuAs1h
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16

snuw where eng lMf nay BE-
TAcAgI prone so stgstys
His watehlnl eye d, over pia,
Both night nad day
s.Snd, the0gt ofil lmss this heart has qrsea
'Ml5 aAldly cares,
/ knou lie Yn ming eif hus hessl
ny hnmbia pfsfesH.
81 ali iimps en uhcn -, .fr salea
I.s ISIS d..s Is as pfNashl
kpd guides 80 sli
lleaGs l'psa onakt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16

Oh account 0f 2he IIlpesa u C0nn
s Altoineg lianhptne. County 2udeH
asEfanK has asaln leIerffa decision
n the ilsshell lafRa noIIa seizure
care until March lsE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
NEWSPAPER CHARGE.

slfond Okis., Feb ig The stro"
Inumai, afiar mang and varioa p~
e4shlns nov comes under the mahaR' +
f,oht of sir. and Mrs " n. Neas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
8ECCS BL0UD pgIE FEE@
r.aIs1ElN tntasvAa d agaa stagnae..

Anoihef meollns cf she promoters
"a bnseNsil club nlhele will Dc
hold ut the rIty bell FriaAy nlShI
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
Sport for Local Hunters
+. Ended in Marin

With the closing of the deer season in
Marin county on the first Of the month
the majority OF local big game hunters
were deprived Of their only hunting
ground. for the county was the mecca
Of hundreds Of sportsmen who could
get away from the city only for day
or two each week.
Many big bucks have been ,bagged
recently in the northern parton this
state ana southern Oregon has also
been found good for yenison, but only
the fortunate few who can afford long
trips are coming in for good sport in
those regions.
As the moon is in the dark deer hunt
ing is good at present and sportsmen
familiar with Marin county assert that
many fine trophy heads would be CONF
ing IN from across the bay IL the super
ylsors had not shortened the season.
About the last two bucks killed in
Marin before the season closed were
shot by George Newman and w Hub
bard. Newman killed forked horn at
the Point Reyes sportsmen's club on the
bard got fine four pointer on the
Lagunitas club preserve on the same
day.
Visitors at Camp Enjoyment. on the
line OF the Western Pacific in Butte
county, have been having some good
deer and bear hunting recently About
a week ago <August Johnson killed a
pounds. Johnson started to hunt early
in the morning and had his buck strung
UP In camp before noon. More than 20
bucks have been taken near this place
since the season opened and the sport
is said 10 be at its best now. Two Gin
namon bears weighing about 400
pounds each were also MIlied in this vi
cinity recently. one being shot by Ell
mer Adams and the other by Jefferson
Grant.
Hunters are already making prepara-
tions for the opening of the duck and
quail season on the first of next month
The lodges on the swamp areas are
being renovated and the members of
the various gun clubs are going out on
prospecting. tours to get line on the
game. valley quail are reported plen-
tifuI in Marin county and from all
appearances the duck season will be,
ushered in suspiciously. Home bred
teal and sprig are plentiful In the
yicinityfof Alvarado and sprig have al
ready been seen loafing on San Pablo
bay. Large numbers OF sprig and teal
were seen off the east shores of San
Pablo between Ignacio and Petaluma
drawbridge last Sunday Home bred
birds are also plentiful around Gustine
and Los Banos and In other parts of
the San Joaquin valley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
Big Plant Of
Steelhead i'm
Coast Stream
Greek Is Allotted
100000 Yonng Fish by
fhe Commission
By FRANK o'DoNNELL

The event of the week IN angling
circles was the trip IL party Of Dlerl-
bers OF the California anglers assO-
eiation 10 Pescadero creek last sunday.
The purpose OF the outing was the
planting OF 180. eos steeInead trout fry
in the creek ana after THAI work vas
finished the anglers turned their at
renfion 70 fishing. with the result mat
a new stamping ground Tor city sports
men was. dersioped several good has
kets OF fresh run steeiAead we're taken
from the bracfSish water OF The Pesea-
dero lagoon. the hsh ranging from half
a pound 10 four pounds - weight. and
the trout rose readily 10 the hy. many
one and two Founders being ereeied
with the black prince. black snat. royal
coacbman and red ibis jungle killers
ing. comprising NessTs- Miller Breide1-
stein and Wentworth and about =
members OF the associa Ii0n- partlc1-
pated In the day sport and al q
Il gOOE would te popular VITA nSler-
men for some months
Tit appearance OF sEeelhead Al 1he
mouth Of Pescadero creek indicates
that The fall run ef tfe -rOur towara
the smaller coast streams laS begun
and nearby creeks which have received
but little attention during the last Two
months. viii again be visited regularly
BY disciples OF TIE rod and wheel a
good Soa king rai7 E0s1ic raise TIE
water IN the streams and enable tne
fish 10 leave their loa6ng places at
the mouths OF the various creeks and
ascend 10 fresh water
Steeihead continue plentiful IN rhe
Eel river and natives and local nsh-
ermen are said 70 be having grand
sport on that stream Bowman writ
ing from Fortuna 20 Charles r. k--
the Eel i better this season than <Or
many years Big steelh1sd are a1So
furnishing good sport 10 so50drners on
the klamath and the Rogue river IN
that Is popular with anglers Al present
Several local sporIsMen left for tne
Eel and Rogue rivers during TIE WeeE.
among them being Carter r. POUerc<
and Hart Mckee who left for The Ore
gon stream last Th-rS12y-
Ed Everett " D. Mansfield and John
the Williamson river where they found
fishing excellent Fly HSAiEg MAS SN-
ceptionally good during the last three
days or their stay and one OF the partF
took A six FOUNDER shortly before
starting for home Alexander Hanlil-
ton j. on the 9IcC.Oud with a party
and F. Cooper is al the hy casting
lodge on the Truckee- Cooper writes
that fishing along the Truckse - eN-
cellenr- The professor 3 said - -
the best fy 70 use On the Truckee AZ
George u Barnes is contemplating a
trip 10 his f2voTtre fishing country n
the southern parz Of Trinity county
The run OF salmon outside the ke4lS
Is practically over. the schools hav-
ing entered the haro0r and aScelded
the river Deep sea hook and liners
continued 20 venture oct On the deep
nevertheless. bat onlT IN rare IN
stances did they Meet wita any marked
success. A few scattering Quinnats
We're taken near the odd -hauntS De-
tween Big Ia g0on and Dipsea- and
some were landed between Fort point
and Lime point on the first OF the in
coming tide on sunday when the water
was clear
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
St. Mary's Preparing For
Rugby Game

The athletic association of ST. Mary's
college will hold its first meeting of
the semester Thursday evening. at
which definite arrangements will be
University of California scheduled for
the following Saturday on California
field. The scholarship requirements
for athletes uas Will be aad e
Mary's, will publish the interclass con-
tests that are to take place during the
fall months.
culture at st. Mary's, is well pleased
with the showing made by his men In
the Dipsea run last week Though the
all of the St. Mary's athletes who took
part in the race received bars for COW
ering the ground within record time.
This distinction was secured by no
ticipated in the event The success
won by the st. Mary's men in the
Dipsea race illustrates the policy that
directs Rfttler in his work-the culti-
the exploiting OF individual athletic
stars.
Preparations are afoot for an inter-
class Rugby tussle between teams
picked from the Junior and freshman
classes The juniors are unusually
numerous this year and have several
huskies who would shine in football
togs.
Next Friday night the students OF st.
Mary's will hold the first football rally
of the year. The rallies at the Oak
land college are big evOhts in the out
nary preparations are being made for
the celebration. which will precede the
game with the Berkeley gridir0n war
elaborate one and includes the solemn
interment of the .jinksy on the cam
pus. Among the prominent students
who will make speeches at Fridays
rally arc Eustace MeInnis. Harry Sfmp-
son, Spence Dickson. Frank Arata, Jim
Smith and Thomas Wheaton.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
scoTTIsH BOWLING

The pleasant weather attracted large num-
Der OF Scottish bewlers Golden Gate park
yesterday and number OF Interesting tour1Ia-
ment matches were played Thomas MiiIar was
in great form and won cIfverly from Joseph
Sfoff. The score was II to 49,
Two other matches were played In the scratch
singles. In one John 7. Dare beat Rev b. a
Aobley by the one sided score Of y 10 Z In
the other j.. Blair had an equally easy time
beating A. Oates. The score was u to Z.
In the handicap singles tournament the fol-
lowing matches were played: George Mclean,
t5) beat J. r. Dare al. n to 1s: Rev A c.
Bane tscratch, beat D. 0'Brien ISL. y TO IL:
Judge. Lucicn Shaw f5, beat Andrew Foreman
t2l. Il 10 s.
Practice scores-Ay. c. Lawson and r. blair
beat Rev W. !. Fisher and II. L. Tickner
= 10 20: j. G. Nofst and r. Blair bcat j.
Foreman and Rer. WI. Fisher. - 70 8; Blair
and Rev. A. G. Banc beat d. UBrien and j.
Gray u 20 s: a. A. Mcvicsr and r. Mexauchf
tied J. G. Monatt and William Msundreli, q
to IL and !: TO q.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
De Palma Lowers Three
Auto Records

ST. PAUL Mimi. Sept 11.-Ralph de
Palma. in his 80 horsepower Fiat cy-
clone, broke three worlds records on .
circular track at the state fair today.
In the one mile race with Fitzpatrick,
who drove a Hotchkiss. De Palma low
cred his own record of 81 fiat. making
the distance in 80 40.
De Palma lowered the three mile
record twice during the afternoon. In
the match race with Fitzpatrick he COW
cred the distance In 2:3S. The former
record was 2:43.
In the 10 mile race De Palma not
only broke the worlds record for that
event, but covered the first three miles
in 2s37N, again breaking the record
already lowered during the afternoon.
The new record for the 10 mile event
was S.493-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
Twelve Hits OF MOSkiman Gives
Another Game to the
Tigers
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES
Fresno 5. Oakland 3
stockton :. sacramento 3.

FRESNO Sept. 1.-THE Tigers won
an uphill game from Oakland today.
Loucks outpitehing Doc Moskiman
The score was to .. Both pitchers
were hit opportunely. but Moskiman
was hit the harder. Tracey's poke over
the right field fence starting the bat
ting bee AcDonough drove in two of
Eresnos runs The hitting of Tracey.
McDonough and Moskimsn was d feat
ure. Each OF the eight runs was earned.
BY winning today the Tigers gained
IS points on Oakland in the race for the
pennant- The score.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
Runs AND HITS By INNIN

Three base hIts-Murrsy Hackett. ysn Buren,
Two base hits--KelIcr. lansing, Curtis Sacri-
hce hits-Miiler. Keller, Osborne Stolen base
Spencer Innings pItehed-By Lehman O.; hits q:
BIZ Carrigan i. by Curtis 2: hits 3. Charge loss
Of game TO Lohman- First base called balls
OF Hoag 2 on Iohmen i. OF Carrigan I, or
Curtis 4. Struck out-By Hoag l. By Lohman l..
Wild pitch-Hcsg. Hit by pitched ball-wa-
ters BY Csrrigsn. Double plsy-Spencer to Le-
brande. Left on Dissatisfaction g. Sacramento
Q First base on errors-Stockton 1. Sacramento
pire-Hsrper.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
AMATEUR BASEBALL

ALAMEDA Sept 1.-THE Hayward nine and
the Alameds Aierts o. the trarlsbay league win
meet here st Recreation park tomorrow after
noon Same will he called at 2.3u. yT}aly
former state Iesxrer. will be at first for the
hierfs IN the place Of Dice Peterson who s.
away on a vacation. The Harvard players viii
make determined effort 10 wipe out the > 10
defeat that they suffered at the hands ~ tnc
local team few weeks ago.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
Vernon 8. Oakland 0

Los ANGELES. Sept. II.-yernon ad-
m5nistered a severe drubbing to Oak
land today. the score being to 0.
Vernon punched u hits off Wiggs.
while Oakland was held TO six by Sha-
fer. not more than one being made IN
any one inning. Vernon played error
iess ball and when at bat lift hard and
often. Score.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
+ 1@Ne - . . : = . 80 -
'Batted for 5cyee in the ninth.
Runs AND HITS By INNINGS
st MMAK /
rsepy. Two |

Home rrn-Trseey. Two base hits-McDon-
ough Burns Earned runs-Fresnc S. Oakland
3 Stolen Householder. Sacrifice hits
Carney. Kuhn- Sheehzn. ii. Smith. Burke Left
bases-Oakfand 2. Fresno a. First base On
called hslls-Of Loucks /. Struck eut-By
Loucks g. By MoskImzn 5. Time Of game-l
hour and 80 minutes. Cmpire-Ehref. Scorer
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
American Association
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

AT MilwauEee-st Paul l. Milwaukee =
Al Indianapolis game: Indianapolis Z,
coiufnbrs q. Second game indianapolis Z. Co
Iumbus 2.
Al Kansas city--ksnsas City 4, Mime
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
SAX FRANCISCO
nfSs AND HIS BY IxNINGs
SUMMARY

Home ruD-Bodie. Three base hit-Zeider.
I've base hif-KOestner. Sacrifice bfts-Oren-
apTn. Henley. Plrst base called bslls-On
koestner 3 OF Henley 2 Struck out-By
Kcestner .. by Henley 2. Hit by pitcher-Ifow-
src. Double plsys-B1rard TO BealI; AoAler 70
Tenant. Tine u game hour ana 20 min
ntes. Umpires-SicGreevy snd Van Haitren
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
Stockton =. Sacramento 3

STOCKTON. Sept. 1I.-After Lohman
had been driven from the mound two
OF the Sacramento infield finished on
the slab with fair results. stockton
iivened up and won easily. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
INTERNATroxAL CRrckrr

NEW YORK. Sept. 11-The result Of
the first part OF the international
cricket match began early at Living
ston,s Staten island. between the Gem
tlemen Of Ireland and h representative
eleven from 4he New York clubs left
the visitors in the ,4ead by a score of
127 to i07 for fve Hickets at sundown,
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Two base hit-1cCreedie. Sacrifice hts
Rsymer Garrett. First base baiIs--Of
rliaIen 3 Off Garrett l. Struck ouf-By whalen
! by Garrett 3. Time hour is minutes. I'm
pire-IrwIn.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
Sacramento 1. Portland 0
SACRAMENTO

SACRAMENTO sept. 11-Whslen
Was on the long end OF pitchers
battle today when he beat Garrett, the
Portland twirler by score Of 10 0.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast Leaeue)
RESULTS OF CANES

Whslen was touched for two hits in
the first inning. but thereafter allowed
only three Garrett weakened In the
seventh and allowed the winning run
on three hits. Score
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
NEW rosrMAsrrns--wssbinston. ton.

NEW roSTHASTE1D- Washington, Sept. III.
auckland. Tnlare county,. w. Dodge. vice
". Wing, resigned: DorrinGton. Calaverss
stgued: Doris. siskiyon rounfy--0rtha A. WI
Gins. vice !. a. Oliver 4esigned: Floyd Glenn
county --George W. Moon, vice J. Il. Hunt, re-
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
Western League Games

SIOUX CITY, Sept. li.-score: R. II. Z.
Denver ..-.----.-...
Sioux City. ..4--...-.--..- b s-G
Bstteries-Adams and Haas; chabek and
Shea.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
OAKLAND
NTMMARi

Three base hit--Bernsfd. Two base hits
DeFereauK Shafcr. Aaggsrf. Sacrifice hits
Pagan Bernard. Stolen bases-D. Lewis. Mar
finke Bases on balls-Of shsfer 81 OF Wigs
q Struck ouf-By Wigs !. Double pIay-W
Horsn unassfsfed. Wild pffch-Shafcr. Passed
hs5I--Duweese Hit by pitched ball--stovaIi
Time Of game hour 20. minutes. Umpircs-
Irwin and Toman
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
rrN1sH 1nR1oArroN roUR

TIN1aH InRIGATIOE TOUR Chey enne Sept
1i.--Members Of the irrigation committee OF the
United StAtes senate reached Cheyenne today
having completed the inspection Of the 10 large
government irrigation projects In northwestern
who + accompanying the committee. reports all
projects in good shape The party left for Den
yer late tonight
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
Northwest League


SPOKANE. Sept l1--spokane won q free hit
ting game from Tacoma today. Both teams
backed the pitchers we'll Biankenshp was fined
and put out Of the game for kicking. Both um-
plres had bad day. Score:
4. II. E.
Tacoma .......................2 1c I
spokane .
batteries -Annis and Stevens. BIankenshp;
Baker and Ostdiek.
SEATTLE. Sept. 11.-Siever Was unbfttable in
the pinches. while the few safeties secured OF
~','-' RH E.
Aberdeen q
Seattle .--..-..O
Batteries--Hail and Shea; Siever and O Brien.
PORTLAND. Sept. I.--vzncouver batted
harder and more successfully than did Portland
and all around outplayed the locals Score:
X. II. E..
Vancouver 8
II BasterIes-Hiekey slus and STANLEY: Cough and
Armbruster.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
European Races

ALEXANDRA Eng. Sept. -1f.-The Juvenile
selling plate. 100 sovereigns- for year elds
distance hve furlongs. was won today by the
Shilling ally. Washington secopd. No
Song third Among the 16 starters was August
Belmonfs Nabob.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

New Works Chinatown has popu-
Iation of 5000.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
HoRsEs BRING GOOD PRICES

HORSES BRING GOOD PRICES
sHEEPsHEAD BAY. \. Y. Sept u.-Horses
in training, the property of Chinu Forsythe
were sold at Sheepshead Bay today and good
prices were realized. Dofanfe brought top price
of 1900. He was sold 70 j. T. Ireland High
Private was sold to r. Johnson for $1,000
According to La Nature ii has been
found that good paper can be made out
OF grapevines
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
WEAK MEN

DR. HALLS REINVIGO-
RATOR stops ali losses and
unnatural discharges In 20
hours You feel an Improve
ment from the first dose. We
have so much condolences in
our treatment that we orer
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-12-24
The Mines and Mining

some enormous bodies of milling ore.
1t is reasonably sure, therefore, that
early in the coming year the company
will install a new hosting plant, as
well as adequate power equipment.
1t is likely, too, by this time next
year, the Atlanta mine will have ia
~cilities through which the metallic
contents of the ore will be reduced
to bullion. But the destiny of the
camp of Atlanta does not depend en-
tirely upon the successful exploration
of this one mine. The district covers
an area extending for many miles
along the Spring Valley range OF
mountains and some are of the OPP
inion that the gold belt continues all
the way to Fay, Gold Springs and
S~tateline.
Phoebe is the natural supply point
at the present time for the Atlanta
district. Ely has been making a bio
for it; but the distance and condition
of roads favor Phoebe. II Phoebe
business men keep on the alert they
are bound to hold the trade of the
new district here. The Phoebe Com
mercial club took prompt action
sometime ago in giving support to
citizens of Atlanta who sought a
better winter route between Atlanta
and Phoebe. Keep your eyes on
Atlanta. 1t is going to grow ana
grow rapidly.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-12-24
BIG OREGON SHEEPMAN
FORCED OUT OF BUSINESS.

The famous Hay Creek sheep
ranch, located in eastern Oregon, and
one of the largest and best known
sheep ranches in the United States,
has been forced out of business on
account of the forestry bureaus
policy of conserving the national for
ests, says the Portland Oregonian.
In 1906 the owner, Mr.. Edwards, had
10000 head of sheep, which he win
tered on his 27,000-acre ranch and
which he kept on the range in the
government forest reserves in the
months.
That years forestry bureau, in its
policy of conservation, cut Edwards
allowance of range to a territory suf-
fcient for anly $4,000 sheep. Mr.. Ed
wards sold a large number of sheep
and continued. In 1908 came
another order for a 40 per cent cut,
but this was fought hard by Mr.. Ed
wards, who had it modified to rs per
cent in his range allotment and now
that he can give range to only 1920
head of sheep he has decided to re-
tire from the business asserting that
unless the sheep business is carried
on on a gigantic scale it can not be
successful.