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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-16
No Need for It.

There is many a thing lying around
the house for which you have no need.
In fact, /. is in the way. A Sale-miscel-
ianeous ad in The Star will bring you
money for it. You can then get what you
do need. The cost of a try Is small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-16

Louis Marcy of 1410 p street reported
to the police last evening that he had
been robbed of box of provisions. The
box was taken from his wagon while the
vehicle was In front of l41J Chaplin street.
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Have an Understanding

bank account-deposit your funds in bank
ing dept. of Union Trust Co. 18th and H
SITS. where all accounts earn interest. sub
ject to check. Capital and surplus. s., zoe. coo.
-AdVt
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Get Linger's (s11 7th N.W.) Prices

I. For Cots and Bedding
before ordering such Inauguration sup
plies. You'll save money by doing so. Any
quantity-prompt attention. Call or phone
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Hotel johnson Cafes.

Our counters are stocked with the finest
oysters and other sea food known to the
trade Noon lunch. table d'hote dinner
and a la carte. Steamed. roasted and
broiled oysters a speciality.
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IF You Appreciate Extra Good

dark beer. "Old Glory will win your favor.
It's exceptionally delicious. satisfying,
wholesome Order either by postal or
phone Abner-Drury Brewing Co. 2oth & r.
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Many Homes Are Never Without

"a bottle of CRITERION Whiskey It's so
satisfactory for family needs. 81 full qt.,
delivered. John T. Crowley, S3l 14th n. w
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milk" Bread Is Genuinely Good.

1t is the clean. wholesome. delicious prod
uct of the best patent -four mixed with
fresh milk instead of water. Delivered
direct from oven to table. &c. Delicious
Homemade Pies. 2Oc. Holmes Bakery. LIST
and E SITS. Phones Linen. 144O and 1441.
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Wilson & Mayors Wednesday Sale.
Fine new furniture and rugs by auction.
commencing 1890 O'Clock. 1927 and 12A'
G. street Beautiful new furnishings for
every room in the home, direct from
standard manufacturers. Visitors well
come Seats provided
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Include it in Saturdays auction sale at
WeSchlerS 800 Pa. ave. NV; good re-
suits: prompt returns. Phone NJ. 12s2.
fe16-3t
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Branch Star Office, 18th & q SITS.

Gentner's Drug Store. at 14th and U
sits. NV, is branch Star office, where
advertisements are received at regular
rates Wanted Help. Situations and
Rooms for Rent advertisements cost only
/ cent a word.
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Money to lend at s and go on rear estate
Frank T. Rawlings Co.. 1905 Pa. ave-
Advt
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We Handle Four Grades of Molasses

and offer you the highest at 25c for p
gallon in a Mason jar. 18th and H ne.
and ]. T. d. PyleS' other stores. fe16-2t
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Howard House, 9Th and Pa. Ave.
American plan. 50 and $50 a day: table
board $40 a month. fe7-3Ot
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Rentz-Santley Co.
The Rentz-Santley Company, one of the
pioneers Of burlesque, Is holding forth at
the Gayety.
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We Sell Hot Bed Sash and Glass

at lowest figures Let us fill that order
Phone \. 1913. Eisinger Bros, POO It'll
felJ-d. eSu.3
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CITY ITEMS.
Bobinger's Restaurant Is

to get Md. Fried Chicken Cabin John
style). Choice Steaks. Game and Sea Food of
all kinds. After-the-theater suppers spe-
cialty. SIP 18th St, opposite Col. Theater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-16

This great medicine has an unequaled unap-
preached record for purifying and enriching the
blood
1t cures serofula. eczema. eruptions catarrh
rheumatism. anemia. nervousness. that tired
feeling, dyspepsia. loss Of appetite, general de-
bilfty, and builds up the whole system
Get II today in the usual liquid form or in
ehocolated tablet form called Sarsatabs.
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Owen-Tailored Full Dress Suits
the standard for correct dress. 423 18th
-Advt.
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Altamont Spring Water

"Of exceptional purity. DIR. McDon-
nell state chemist. Md.
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Large, Fragrant Violets
fresh cut every day: also exquisite home
grown American Beauties. at Guides. 1914 F.
-Advt.
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Disease Germs

Cannot harm healthy human
bodies. We cannot have healthy
bodies unless we have pure blood
the kind of blood that Hoods
Sarsaparilla makes.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23
MONTANA NOTES.

The dry farming congress at Billings
October &c, p and 2s.
G s Upton, a Montana man, won
the broneho championship at the Pen.
dleton (Ore-) fair Saturday.
D. j. Hill declares the agricultural
and horticultural display at the state
fair the best he had ever seen.
Christian Olholm of Butte was struck
by train on the Northern Pacific re-
Gently near Drummond and severely in
jnred about the head and body.
" s Brown, engineer of the freight
train in the recent collision in Garrison
tunnel, and Frank Schmidt of the work
train died Saturday. -Four more are
IN very critical condition.
The seventh annual Montana state
fair, which closed in Helena Saturday.
was the most successful in every re-
speet Of any fair in the state 5 his
tory. Record crowds every day.
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn. alias Mrs. J.
A. Jones, organizer and leader Of the
Industrial Workers Of the World. was
arrested at Missoula for persistently at
tempting 10 hold an advertised open-air
meeting in the business section. Seven
men We're gathered Ia by the police for
making speeches on the streets.
A curious case diagnosed as vitiligo
came 10 light in Anaconda recently
whieh has caused a great sensation. par
tlculariy among the e0iOred colony. Mrs.
Dave strader, c0l0red, OF Nartinsdaie.
WAS visiting friends aud she has
changed from "a woman oil "a rich choco-
late brown color to one 0f pure white,
excepting only riugs about her eyes
and a small patch on ler chin, which
still retain the original color
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23

720 acres were committed to 1,SSs acres
in 1905.
The advent of the Milwaukee road,
its line running near the Occur d 'Alene
district, has stirred the two older lines,
the N. P. and the o. R. & N, to better
efforts at service, and the benefits at
tanned and promised heartily are well
coined by the people of the district.
There were &c applications for tim
Der and stone claims to 81 in 1908, ag-
gregating 424 acres and $500 acres
bringing $1,s63 and $1,000 re-
spectively. Heretofore all timber land
has brought the government $3.50 per
acre, but this year under the new law
it has brought from $3.50 to SO per
acre. Idaho has selected 19,493 acres,
none last year.
The school board of Occur d'Alene
has fixed the tax levy for the city at
Il mills, making the total tax levy
for the city 65 mills, or city IS, county
80 and school II, on an assessed valua-
tion of 40 per cent. This levy is 21
mills higher than last year, when the
total levy was A mills on the basis of
so per cent.
Charles Sage says record grain yields
have been recorded near Jacksonville,
eight miles east of Moscow, where
Frank Bureh this season raised ASS
bushels of oats on four acres. Mr..
Bureh has corn 10 feet high. Charles
Fleigher threshed 1852 bushels of bar
ley and oats from IA acres. Crops are
better toward the mountains than on
the prairie.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23
COAL Miners KILLED
FIFTEEN LIVES LOST BY EX-
PLOSION AT R0SLYN, WIN.
Cause Is Not Known-Had Just Been
Examined and Declared Safe-Mine
Shaft Is Ruined and Fuel Supply of
State Is Lessened-Women and Chill
dren Frantic With Loss of Relatives.

Roslyn, Wash, Oct. Fifteen dead
and dying was the toll exacted of the
Sunday shift of the Northwest Improve
ment company by an awful calamity
Sunday-the worst that has befallen
Roslyn since the big explosion on May
10, 1892.
The coal shaft of the Northwestern
Improvement company was shattered
by terrific gas explosion at the bot
tom of the shaft shortly before / p. m
Snnd..N-
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23
ITEMS OF IDAHO, MONTANA,
Washington And OREGON.
A Few Interesting Items Gathered
Prom Our Exchanges of the Sur
rounding Country-Numerous Acct
dents and Personal Events Take
Place-Fan Outlook Is Good
WASHINGTON STATE NEWS.

Cotton warehouses are choked with
wheat, as no cars are obtainable for
shipping.
Everything was in readiness for the
18th annual Whitman county fair last
Monday.
For the first time in Spokane the
deposits of a bank passed the $s,000,-
600 mark last week
People in southern Wenatehee valley
near Rock Island have organized a
road association to better roads in that
locality.
Three-1ourths of this year s wheat
crop in the vicinity of Reardan is in
the warehouses and is estimated at
100000 bushels.
A large force of Milwaukee railway
company carpenters are building the
addition TO the rOundhouse on the
Maiden division.
As the date approaches for the clos
ing of the Alaska YukOn-Pacifc exposi-
ton, set for Saturday, October 16, the
management is eurtailing expenses
At Seattle, Frank Alexander, aged 60
years, was burned TO death Sunday
night when he fell with lighted lamp
which exploded and set fire TO his house.
The Panta Pantois, Spokane s So
called political secret society, through
its grand officers announced the dis
bandment Of the organization, SO it is
reported.
j. ID. Mclean, Of St. John, a suburb
Of Portland, aged A, was found dead
in a field near Tacoma recently He had
swallowed the contents of bottle of
carbOlic acid.
The superior court at Colville re-
fused to sustain the demurrer Of the
Newport town attorneys in the case
eontesting the validity Of the Newport
local option election.
The first large wheat sale since the
close OF harvest was made at Waits
burg, when j.. y. Stimmel sold 1000
bushels to Frank Callahan, for rs cents
The buyer to pay warehouse charges.
Democrats OF the second congres-
sional district OF the state nominated
Ernest Lister Of Tacoma as their party
candidate for congress. Judge Nc
credie republican nominee, has filed
his certificate of nomination
September in the Walla Walla valley
closed with a mean temperature Of 66
degrees. which is 2.7 ia excess Of the
pgan for the 80 years during which
records have been kept, and with
precipitation OF but 81 of an inch. as
compared with the average for 81
years of SO.
Governor Marion y. Hay viii leave
the state, accompanied by 4rs. Hay
and Adjutant General George b.
LnnpingI October 20 40 meet President
TAFT ai st Louis October "a and be-
como member of the president 3 party
on Aia irip down the Mississippi river
fom sf Louis ~ New Orleans by
steamboat lie expects ~ return NJ
Olympic about November I5.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23

fnif Nee'ilAf 4 800 Ssaif ~, aImIlaf
AZ iApse a|ae1lflea "A ~ NallI ~
teiitsileie AA,f bssH Nlsa4i|ind a. =
NNHNil NN ilf PLATEAU fas' ~ iaI4
fHitNil itp Hlinl AatlIiHtal III NIaa|
Aelsl fheafn 1Af afaasaliQnl ~
tlssaf tsn'hee hlplef NAeal IalAalf
fHif' l,sii~fl Ala hfla llesf lalp|f
''s'''f Aill,sf eihhHssf 49, sl|e Lesf
it%'il az NJ . $500 slaA ~ 4sfaet1
fisll Al tlH fHlfateels WNa
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23

neplewhef gold receipts af fhe 81.
attic as ay Office Nere less than AZ 900.
900 "a nearly ~ 900, 900 less ihau for
September Of lasi year THIS " due io
lack of water fol placer aiming for
Alaslia because VI INC dly summer.
Total ieee'pie fof tle yeal VIII le
about tbe same M NJ 1903, liille moro
lhan $ls,QOoo0o
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23
The Known Dead.

William Arundel, trackman.
Dominick Bartolero, trackman.
Dan Hardy, traekman.
Philip Pozarich, traekman-
Tom Marsolyn, trackman.
John L. Jones, pumpman.
Carl Berger, gang boss.
Aaron lsaackson, laborer.
James Gurrell, trackman.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23
STATE OF WASHINGTON CROP
THIS YEAR is LARGER.
Big Increase in Spokane County
Adams County. Has Nearly 100000
Misunderstanding Is SLOW on Account
of Long Hauls-Greater Portion of
Early Red Out of Way.

In spite of all the encouraging re-
ports of large wheat crops throughout
the central and eastern agricultural dis
tricts of the state of Washington, which
place this year IS wheat yield ON an
average of 60 per cent greater than
that of last year, it is now apparent
that it will not equal that of 1907.
In Spokane county the wheat yield
for this year is placed at 1,s50,000
bushels, while the yield for last year
was only about 100000 bushels. This
shows an increase of $4,000 bushels
over last year, or about IS per cent.
Approximately 80 per cent of this is
now stored, 40 per cent of it has al
ready been sold at an average price of
IS cents per bushel, about 10 per cent
of it is beng kept for feed and seed
and the remaining so per cent, or $685.
600, is being held for prices ranging
from 90 cents to 81 per bushel. With
the grain dealers it is the opinion that
95 cents per bushel viii buy the en-
tire crop that is yet held for storage
by the farmers.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23
The Fatally Injured.

Otis Newhouse, outside foreman.
With the exception of John E. Jones,
aged p, all the dead and fatally injured
are married and have families. The
ages of these men range from 35 to 65
wears
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23
LATE MINING NEWS.
Killed at Standard Mine.

Killed at Standard Mine.
Caught in a slide of rock in the
Standard mine w. H. Stone, a we'll
known miner of the Occur d 'Alene dis
trict, was crushed and killed.
The Bunker Hill s. Sullivan Mining
and Concentrating company has de-
clared dividend for October of S45.-
600, to be distributed October 4.
1t is reported on excellent authority
that deal for the Amy group on Pine
creek, owned by Gus Smith, has been
closed, the price being s22, 900.
in an address before the American
Won Grand Prize.
The grand prize at the Mines build
ing at the A.-Y--P. exposition, was cap
tured by the Occur d 'Alene and state
of Idaho mineral exhibit. Nearly
every exhibit from Washington and
Idaho won gold, silver or bronze
medals.
Patsy Clark Lucky.
According to latest reports, the Ne
vada Treasury mine, located in the
Cortez district near Kearns, New, and
owned by Patrick Clark of Spokane.
and Thomas Kearns, an old California
and Nevada mining man, bids fair TO
rival even the great Cortez mine of the
same district.
Cement Mill at Orofno
A company of Spokane has purchased
100 acres of land adjoining Orofno,
Idaho, which runs heavily to lime shaIe
and fire brick clay and il is said to
be their intention of building a cement
mill A lime dixie runs through the
and it is said that excellent
cement can be manufactured from the
shale.
Institute of Mining Engineers, which
met in Spokane recently, j. c. Ralston,
a member of the institute, said: $50
far as Spokane is concerned, j see
seated before me fewer than $50 dele
gates to this convention. 1t may startle |
you when L state that the gross esti-
mated value of the mining products
derived from the territory tributary
to Spokane amounts TO about $4,000 |
900. {"
Tramcar Crushes Lilzenberg.
Axel Llzenberg was fatally crushed
between a tramcar and the side of a
drift in the CRANKY mines, Phoenix.
B. c., recently.
American Mining Congress.
The American mining congress closed
It's twelfth session at GOldfelds. New.
saturday, adopting a resolution calling
upon the national government to legis-
late against perpetual franchises for
OF water rights in western
states and urging that similar state
legislation be passed without waiting
Tor congressional action.
The apex law under which the dis
;0verer Of mineral lode or vein can
follow At outside the lines Of his claim
was another subject Of discussion and
rs repeal with the substitution Of "A
aw making the side lines Of claim
ts limits when continued downward.
pr vertically, was urged
Wildcat mining schemes were placed
inder the ban by the congress. which
Urged state and national legislation 10
prevent the operators Of such schemes
rom diyerting money Of investors
hat might otherwise be used in dc.
'eloping legitimate prOperties
y. A. Richards Of Boise, Idaho, the
'etifinR president, Was given a hand
some silver service by the delegates.
Los Angeles aud Spokane have de-
'eioped lively rivalry Tor the next
session Of the congress. This question
siil be- decided BIZ the executive CON.
nitiee
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23
Lincoln county's Yield.

Lincoln county, considered one of
the greatest wheat counties in Wash
ington, has a yield of 100000 bushels
of wheat this year, an increase of
:, 100000 bushels over the wheat crop
there last year, when the total amount
ed to 100000 bushels. Here much
more of the crop was contracted for
sale by the farmers early in the season
than in any other part of central Wash
ingtOn, and yet 60 per cent of it, or
: 100000 bushels is stored.
Forty per cent of the entire crop
has been sold, most of it by contract,
at an average Of s615 cents per bushel,
though some. Of the farmers selling by
contracts made early in the season have
secured as high as 80 cents for their
wheat. Figures show that Just about
2,e0s 600, or 81 per cent Of the entire
Lincoln county wheat crop, is 10 be
held for about 80 cents per bushel The
remainder is being reserved for seed
and feed
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23

Opinions of Washington wheat deal
err aud growers vary as ~ the amount
~ wheat ouf 0f that sold, thai has been
moved but az . rule Il would seen that
nof more iAap 5O pef cent of me efain
sod naf yei boon shipped A y Being
moved faeief AZ fAf western part 0f
the eepilal Washington district tAan
ln fAe eastern side, for most ~ the
tAfai tlit s'ae of odessa " being held
fof 40 fpokane mills and vii le
i''p'ee only NJ fasi ~ iley fan fal,e
eaIf vi i
storing ~ lllfie backward Al Adams
fopniy boeause NJ f4o loDg hauls NJ az
nAfeApnsea. a ~ claimed, though fAe
eifaiff fQliiQp ~ ~ earlor fad "a.
fif'f nliei naf purchased q aIleaay
opi NJ f4e fafmeisi apo aealalsi say
~ a especially Quo along p palf ~
~ hegiiaN Iaei6e an5 Throughout
il'f eifai~ Falf NJ az felniegy au
pisfea Nj az AilhaHlff ieaa n Al
b|nanf
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23
Adams County.

Adams county Is wheat crop amounts
10 3,3z5,OOO bushels against a yield
Of 100000 last year. There, the same
as in Lincoln county, about 20 per cent
Of the crop rs stored, though a greater
percentage Of u is already being moved
than Ia either Spokane o. Lincoln coun-
ties, and a. least 80 per cent, on 097,-
900 bushels, Of ID have already been
sold and $4,000 bushels are being
held for 30 and 80 cents per bushei.
a comparatively small percentage OF
the Adams county wheat crop seems
10 have been held back for the winter 3
feed and f0r neat season seed.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23

M nlnef W fAe Northwestern Ia.
piNlemnpl eompapy Rle iAe lalsosi NJ
ih' flAif apd AaFe producing eapselfy
NJ epuV ippf pef aa) aud employ 1000
H'rp Ae lpsa NJ ihe slsli ~ meter
allf Hneei iAe coal supp|y Nj ~ slale.
Nf DAlfNif NJ az hplilhealsln lu
finffNtni fpWpAnt $40 an|nF asal5
NlNf Az lhe4 fQnel ~ leliale sasaglle
aNa Al ealf property hllhln nal ul6
~ afisl ~ skplQslen ppld leaeAsd
NfNNi2l e'sNespi ''sshein ~ ~ iial
400 ~ atplosloo aeea4ad 0n 4
HsilHNf ~ psfAaDs ANAaleat wi piee
gould Nsfl hssN AIllad w ful,aay
eAlf NieNeaafl aAa tVml nlen aAd
siapif Nt1 49, nQfAlAf 40 iAsae 49,
p'stfe Az NRiieF AsNlaaalb iNlsllf
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23
Flames Shoot High Into air.

When the conclusion occurred great
volume of fire went up hundreds of feet
into the air. Immediately the big shaft
plant was enveloped in flames, the siren
at the electric plant began to scream
and people began pouring from every
quarter Of the city. AS soon as the peo-
pie got close enough to realize what
had really occurred women and children
began to cry and moan, for it meant the
loss Of husband, father OF brother to
many.
The fire department Of Roslyn turned
out and the Clealum department was
rushed to the scene, but beyond saving
the outside buildings and lumber yards
and sawmill little could be accom-
plished
The big hoist of the shaft crumbled
like AN eggshell as the flames swept up
from the shaft.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23

The hoslyn shaft is 670 feet deep
and had a producing capacity of about
5000 tons of coal per day.
About 900 men were employed on
neek days in mine NO. a, which Is
known AS tho shaft
Fire Bosses HAD Reported Safety.
The cause of the explosion Is not
known, as Che irebosses had jusf left
iAe mime and had reported everything
n peffest condition The mino IA the
4elglborhood vi tle shaft is burning
neieely and tAe hre is raging through
iAe SHAFT ffom bottom NJ TOP sifh au
aNfpl roar 1le electric pumps ale
eui on and ihe water supply NJ ile eify
r very ioH A IS Thought 40 lle ~
tle shaft viii nof anocl iho ofAor mines
pHi y nill ~ % nlonilf IA tlo earliest
before iAe shaft can bo pui iu eorkinq
condition again. ~ ever
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23
Houses in Town on Fire.

,indeIs flew m every direction and
many buildings in Roslyn caught fire
ali being distinguished by the vigilance
of the residents.
Scenes Of wild excitement followed
the first few minutes after the terrific
explosion. Citizens ran in an directions
in attempts 10 save property or aid IN
caring for the injured, while others
were crying and moaning for the loss Of
loved ones.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-10-23
Patsy Clark Lucky.

According to latest reports, the Ne
vada Treasury mine, located in the
Cortez district near Kearns, New, and
owned by Patrick Clark of Spokane,
and Thomas Kearns, an old California
and Nevada mining man, bids fair to
rival even the great Cortez mine of the
same district
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-01-29
MORE LIQUOR BILLS
IN LEGISLATURE
DAVIDSON SENATORS WOULD
HAVE COMMISSION APPRAiSE
VALUE OF SALOONS.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 28-J. G.
Hannah, of Giles county, was sworn
in as a member of the House. Mr..
Hannah has been absent since the
meeting of the Legislature on account
of illness.
Speaker Taylor announced that he
had signed Senate Bills Nos. II and
so. The former prohibits the sale of
intoxicants in the state and the latter
raises the salaries of certain city of
ficials of Nashville.
Two bills were introduced in the
Senate today bearing on the liquor
question. One by Mr.. Askew to re-
quire sheriffs to obtain from U. s.
lists of persons procuring
license under internal revenue act.
The other by the two Davidson county
Senators asked for commission to
appraise property that the prohibition
law would destroy.