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The Calumet news., 1909-10-19
REMlN DERS.

A bow of black velvet.
A daisy or two,
A buckle of rhinestone
That fell from her shoe;
a hairpin of amber,
A white channels glove.
A bridge score all scribbled
With Darling" and Love-
These things with a picture,
And one little curl,
Are all that is left
Of his sweet summer girl.
Irene Elliott Benson i'm Life
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The Calumet news., 1909-10-19
A QUESTION OF SPELLING.

80 YOU think Swiss cheese is a
wholesome diet?"
Yes" answered the man with a ten
der stomach: "only you must spell
wholesome without the W. Wash
ington star.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-19

was one of the star prep athletes
when in school. In addition To his Of
fensive and defensive strength he is
"A reliable place kicker.
Murphy has been used at halfback
in the early season games. He is q
baseball and basketball player and one
of Yales all-round athletes.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-19
MEpDLESoME NEIoHsoRs.

A girl in a small Kansas town has
been engaged seven times. Her neigh
bors have adopted this slogan for her:
Present company always accepted
Kansas City Journal.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-19

Fitzpatrick gives promise of being
one of the best ends Yale ever hal.
Last year he played a great game un
til an injury To his knee forced him 20
retire for the season. He is speedy,
having held place on the track team
i'm the spring as n hurdler. Fitzpatrick
is product of Phillips Andover AMI
The Calumet news., 1909-10-19

The Nonsense! You have
MT got cancer. Booze is what ails you!
You must stop drinking at once!
The Souse--GoeiIs that serious?
Why. doctor, | thought it was some
simple thing that could be helped by
an operation! Cleveland Leader.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYERS q
OF MOST VALUE TO TEAMS

Individual stars are not Always a
Teams Best Assets-Mathewso
Gibson, Clarke, Tinker, and 5resna-
han are selected-Rueker is Willing
Worker.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-19
GREAT DISTANCE Runner
DESTITUTE WHEN he DIES

Saunders Fortune Accumulated When
in His Prime and Dies in Poverty
Reeoanized as Champion in Early
7os and 8os-Trained Famous kiIrain
for Fiaht With Sullivan.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-19
Glass Block Store q
CszE0fis4 w ajSHlazHl

(SeaD. GEO. c. BENTLEY,
Judge Of Probate.
A true copy
Geo. n. Freeman,
Register Of Probate.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-19

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-24
Wtn. samitag. ben "a. Mpril 1909.
@ucbcl'S Grmurbnng blcibt nugc'
lilllnt.

2lQc nod nitbt pro}ciiirtcn ?nn3ctIGG.
ten NIT }hl2uoDmc ctihcr
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0no0i9t. - WolmcrucW @illion
lit iibcr5clr0t, OoB fcinc Gonipiro.
tion porloN, umo boB oo3 &crbrc.
chen cit5ig um0 olcn 0o2 @crf
Douticp'a mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-24
glorfolf-GunnN nabc5u trudsn gelcgt

9torioIf, 90, %. 9tpril. -
Hhtcr @bitc bcihr0nftc bclttc IN
Fortalnoutb Oic 2lllaItcalmg pon @c-
trdnfcpcrfnllia .2icen5cn fir Noriolf-
GOlnm, cinidlicblih Der Struno.
b0ocr Gccnn 8icp nno Einc Bead
olli cine nod mic 6ogemcicnc Wciic
lmO Dcrllrlnftc 9cItiir5lmg inter Den
Nirtbcr, mclhc ibrc 2iccnjen pcrlic
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milligtc mlr ic cine imcrbolb ocricl-
bcn Gic 3o6l Der NirtbIGoitcn IN
9Iorfolf-Golmtp miro Don chpo iiini-
SIG oni iiilri5ctn rcOu3irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-24

Slnianss Stuoinm Der &crbanblnng
Der Snrifbill OUllrnoct.

@Im Oiontog bc0innt ibrC jlucitC
2cillng jur cn08jiltiBCn Grind.
1lng Der eiu5clncu @uragrophcn.
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cine bcfomtc ECri0ulihfcit BON
oeu StroBcu Der Nlmocaboupt.
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miiiGr @othorn cntIoiicn, -
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9ioriolf- -Golulp, %O, pon iiinijio
oli iiiuBcbn.
u al hiu9ton :, g., %. gIpril.
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sur GrluGglu0 bon GOmitc glmcn0C
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bcIhIcuniNcn. Gr iogtc, cr mcr0c bel
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trcffcnoen Enrn9ropben oQc &C.
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5oIlc ollf >SlnuCIcn icicn cntibicocn NJ,
bod ltno luiirNcn mir sur Shnnt00c,
lei crnllthigcn
Inn 5.3i pcrto0tc ih Scr Scnot
bis Wontog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-24
Grs Scnntpr Striunrt ociturbcn.

" Sal Dtn9toh &c. %. 9lpril.
- Gr-Vull0cSlcnutor Niqiam %.
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alli Den bieiigcn StroBen. Bon 1868
bis 1879 l.n0 pom 1887 bis 1905 Der,
trnt CT lelncn Stnut I'M 9ln0csicnot.
Sclt Dem 30. WiGr} .. !. nor cr "a.
tlcnt iii Dem crypGbntcn ySoIpitol.
llebcr Die llrlud)e lno ocn n1bcrcn
Gborattcr Der Spcration mcrocn nod,
fclnc WlttbciIln9cn gemoht. 991b,
r(no icincr IieniBcit i'm Scnat mar
Stcpart Elm eiiriger 8erichter Der
SilberlreiprGguug uno biclt pielc Re
oen, III melhen cr onS ,Gcr6rchen
bon 1873" n0mlid Die Icnlonctiii.
rl;ng oc5 Silbcra, 0cnumiirte. Ter
NerItorbene mar ans 9tem.gorf 0c.
blirtlg, 6egob iif ie0o6 boIo nod ser
Ghtoedlung bon @oIO in Californian
oortbin llno arbeitctc Idngere 3cit olS
0'olonder nit Sptbnde lmo Sdou.
icl, 5n Der Nolitit mar cr Hcpubli.
foner ltnb cr itinlmtc nir cinmol in
icincm Seben filr einen oernofrnti.
ldcn Er1iiocntidnita Gunoiootcn,
nGmliH fir 9rpon III 1896.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-24
Erobibition fir Tlurioa riidt nabcr
IolluhuiicG Glo., %. 9lpri.

IollobaiicC 6lo., % 2Ipril.
-- Go9 llntcrboua Der @cicbgcbrmg
nobln bciltc Die gcitcrn pom Scnot
polIirtc Wlc0}ullcn.@iQ 5ur GiniiiGs
rlng BON Frobbiton iiir 0cn gan.
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an Gic Dill gcbt jebt 5uriid al ocl
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oelltcnoc 9lmcnoencntc 5rgciilgt iuur
0cn. Iie M6blcr 5lorioo'S mcroCn
inter ibrcn 9croronungcn inn Sabre
1910 iibcr Die NrObibitionsirngc nb.
j!iltln1men babcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-24
Wntd)urn acgnnecn.

" Nai1ington &c, %. 9lpril.
--Hobrrt Watdort, Ginmonbcrlngs.
Gommiiidr fiir fclD-Dprf, lit pom
ndd)itcn 0iontoD dn dlli lnbeitilnnic
3eit bcrrlollbt morocn ltno miro nidlt
olti ieincn Foitcn 5urildfcbrcn. Iu0
Icportemcnt iiir S1onocl iunb 9lrbeit
crlieb Gellte cine 0nbin loi,icnbe 9ln.
fiinoigung. Gin gtahiolger iiir
Wotdorn lit nod nibt ausgelp1bIt.
itno Die friibere 2Ingobe, oob Der 30
item bent Corporations Gommiii1r
Scrbert anor Slnit6 ongcbotcn nor,
hcn lei, miro ocnlentrt
pkHe lesD anSlanb Deisrst 3. Naine, A1A
66sUoitt ofesD III. nahe GnUom Anntesuu enlH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-24

" q hofoS y oo 8. 0ritlih. DIT
olrifo, % 9(pril. - I6co6orc Jioole.
pelt ltno Icine 9cgleiter fomen beittc
Dlittog bier an. WohafoS Rooo III
276 Wieilcn bon Ofonboin entierut
luS Wetter lit prdftig ino mad)tc
Die 9}cilc 5it cillcm ipabrcn Wergnii.
acn Scrr 9fooiepclt. Serr SelouS,
Wloior Wcorns mo eomm0 Seller
illbrcn ben golBcn Weg bon Mutitbir
nltS ollf Dem Gubfdnger Ser 2ofonto'
tipc lnb genoiien cine prddtigc Nus
iidt ollf ben idncebcoedten 8ipiel
oeS ailimanbihoro. 0lo in Wcnge
runr pom 3uge oltS 81 icGen, burltu.
ter oil 20 @iroiier nit ihren Slugei,
WlIoebecites, Sortcbeeites, 3ebroS,
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ccroS. Tie onocrcr Wiit9licocr Scr
feiiegCicIlidoit nnttcn oic 6abrt
anf Dem Iaf cincs Der Woggons.
Sooieneft flinlnt ieine Wob5eit,n
genleinid)oftlid nit Dem 8ouuerneur
sSadion uno beiien Stob, p1breilo
Nernit nit Dem Gnpit1n Campbell,
sloiutonten beS @onperncurs, ipeiit.
aapitiS Ffains, 9ritiid Dit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-24
@nitap Yabits glnto tGotct fIeincS
WiGodIcn.

~ ilmoltfcc. NiSc., %. 9lpril.
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bic ti.jGbri8c 2iQic @infIcr, neIdc
gcrooe ants cincn StroBcnbubn, Nog.
non gclticgcn mar uno alli oos 5rrt
trir gebcn molltc. Sie miroc uli Der
Strllc 1ct0otct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-24
9itinsnirtc &cilcnoc.
Gnitru crrcid)t EariS, 9iuOicUrlt icin
aIrifaniidDcS JagOrcuirr,

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lno bcNub iid nu6 eincnl bci6cioe-
ncn 6otcI onr Yluce Goncoroc, no er
nlr cin cin5igcS 3iumcr bat. er
luuroc, ais CT ans Dem ,3lgc itlcg.
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0eiiibrt un0 oaS @eGen idien ibm BE.
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reOlngcn nit 9crihteritattcrn jam-
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bnnolunn btrd bic Ser. Stnoten Go
perloiltct, onB er ein Eroteitidrcibcn
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lm0 Oilrftc longe gcnug bicrbleben,
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oirifo, %. gfpril - IGcooorc Rooie.
peIt iino icine gegleiter fomen beitte
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216 Olcilcn bon Momboio entierut
GuS @ctter lit pr1dtig unb mohte
Die 9aciic 5it cincm nabren Nergnii-
gen. Scrr gipoiepclt. Serr Selous,
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NrnHfiort, &U. %. 2lprll. -
@oupcrncur @illlon bcNuoDibtc bcutC
Nohn,ittnN OCn Gr-@ouOcrncur W
Z (nnlpr, ionic 0cn irilbcren
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dc ser Wiitidulo an Scr in 1900 ucr'
ibten Grmorolng Oc5 @ouucrucurN
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oic bon Der iriibcrcn. bCmotrntilhCn
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rCn, Der Mitihulo an Dem CnuGbn.
ten GCrbrChcu onacflogtcn lm0 nod
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oi9t morocn Gic EctitIon mcldC nm
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un6 onocrcr StuutCn lmtcr5cibnct.
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SctbcIIiAlnB on Dem @cCbc Oior0
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ger, nclhC oils Stnot25Cugcn nuitru-
ten, ltnO pornrlalid)tIidb miro nllcb bic
lch 9tidt9 1cicbcbcn.
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5ct1t, boB feline COMPUTATION 5ur Gr-
noroung @ocbcP2 porIog, mo 6nB
9iicmnnO, ouBcr 2)oucticp on ocm
&crbrchcn bctbcili1t mar. Gic @r.
tldrlng lit cine union0rcidc mo
umioBt ci orSiiirlicbea 2lr0ltmcnt 3u
6rnltcn Der DcutiBcn WioBrobmc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-24

iuir6 bns meniblC6e pcbtn bdniig nod Snrt
3borbclt perlir5t. glcihinhi aopifdncriCit,
llcbcfeit. sinfiiobeH. g'criioptung. (Scluindt.
hilfercbnerici, lSniieriutt, ioluie and itutb
Die peidbrCtcn 9ebcr. ulio NiererIeoen ldnncit
Die lluiirlid1e pebens3ei nur oesbn.b oeriilrsen.
neil l6pren nift upH oent belpibJien Seilmits
Tel bet ct. gernnrosatduterpiaen @e6rauh rrins
bril. ertbalten oieie iullitoertbdtigen 8Ilen fen
GIFT feiii Snediilber. glniiincn H. f. 10 foHs
hern tiur Die beilIrdfiiaIien 9iIdnieHidiie oie
iinb Dem beiieiI Neiept ulli oas 5otafdliiaiie
lubereiiei Iilio CSiroSa)
eaHe fars Mmsfanb tejssst @. aaise, lfs
pk1 k1aftiupye.Gtr., uate Uwtou ootte.N e.NpeSse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-24
She Sapiuas Sant Of Baltimore.

20. .UINI6 IVUF
Die idtrfidten 3initn sur STATE ppn brei nub
eintm balben t3tsi @ro6ent,am I; Npril 1909
tania, perben al toricm 9aae nuf ben Credit
eneS iebcn 9onics 9efbriebcu merbcn unO am
nuo nah D.pntag, pen 10. glpriI 1909, 5nr
Gintrngung In bic Gildber Der Sepoiiiu:en bereii
tein.
Staais. .unb Stubifteuern perbeu Don ber
Banf be3ablt.
sBintam 8. Gonfling,
(W2drs27. .1T) 9r1it6tnt
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
ASKS MONEY TO
ESCAPE SCAFFOlD
Son Frightens Parents by Plea
for Assistance When in No
Danger of Hanging
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, July 2s.-That Will
liam Kline sent word to his folks in
Clearfield, Pa, for money to save him
from the gallows when he was in no
danger of being executed became
known here today, when the frantic
parents asked that the state records be
searched TO see just when their son
was to be hanged The anxious parents
said in their telegram that their son
would be sent to the scaffold within
10 days, but the records at the peniten-
tiaries show no such hanging. The po-
lice of Stockton have located the young
man under the name of Billy Brown,
and sent word to the parents that their
son was not in danger of death. but
figured in a cutting affray in Stockton
a few weeks ago, and has not been
seen since.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
NEWSPAPERMAN GIVES
DOCTOR A BLACK EYE
Butte County Official May Be
Subject of Investigation
Especial Dispatch to The Call

MARYSVILLE, July 28.-The accusa-
tions made against Doctor Gates, su-
perintendent Of the Butte county hos
pital at Oroville, on account of his
alleged refusal TO allow E. II. Haupt,
who had his hand cut off by a Western
Pacific train, to be treated at the hos
pital, is very likely to result in an
official investigation of the manage
ment of the Butte county infirmary
Discussion of the affair resulted last
night in a fist fight at Oroville between
Doctor Gates and r. J. OConnor, rep
resentative of the Chico Enterprise.
The Chico paper accused Doctor
Gates of refusing to allow Haupt en-
trance to the hospital because he was
a Western Pacific patient. The in
jured man suffered for some time with
out treatment. Gates took exception
to the Enterprise story and denied
that he ever refused the injured man
admission. Last night OConnor was
sent over TO Oroville and meeting of
the interested parties was held. O'Con-
nor said he was prepared to prove his
assertions and to prove them called
Policeman Palmer. Palmer declares
that he called Doctor Gates up on the
telephone and asked that the injured
man be admitted to the hospital and
that Doctor Gates denied admission,
saying that Haupt was a Western Pa
cifc charge. The doctor continued to
deny the story, and in the alteration
that followed O'Connor gave him a
black eye.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
CHARTER PROHIBITS
LARGE BOND ISSUE
MarysviIIe May Not Be Able to
Build Schools and Inn
prove Streets
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

MARYSVILBE, July 2s.-A bombshell
was thrown into the camp of the
Marysville city council and board of
education today. when a statement
emanating from a prominent San Fran
cisco attorney threw cold water on
the plan that has been Matching to
bond the city for something like $780,
600 for new school buildings and i'm
proved streets.
The bond buying concerns agreed to
buy the bonds, if carried, providing
everything was legal about the trans
action. The attorney has found that
the city's charter forbids the council
from lending the credit of the city
for anything but levee matters, and
even then it can not borrow over
$4,000
The board of education believes that
it sees a loophole through which this
can be sidetracked and the bonds still
voted. 1t believes the state law Civ
ing boards of education the. power to
bond the school district can be. in
voked. The city and the school district
in this case are Identical
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
.SMELTER fMPLOYE
MAY BE A SUICIDE
George Arnold Fails to Return
From Swim in Sacra-
mentO River
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

MARYSvILLE, July 2S.-George Ar
mold smelter employe who had been
working for the Mammoth copper com
pany at Kennett, has been missing
since Saturday, and it is believed he
was drowned in the Sacramento river.
Searchers are now looking for him.
In company with a friend named Gal
lagher, Arnold went to the river for
a swim. He told Gallagher he believed
he would get drowned like his friend,
John Swanson. Gallagher thought Ar
mold had returned to camp, but when
Swanson appeared on the scene his
friend had not shown up.
Arnold had been married but short
time and his wife had the ceremony
annulIed because she discovered that
she had not secured a final decree of
divorce from her former husband. Some
are inclined to think Arnold committed
suicide while grieving over. his matri-
monial affairs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
PRETTY WIFE TOO FOND
OF HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
Attentions to Students Said to
Be Cause of Divorce Suit
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, July 2S.-Local soci-
ETY. circles were aroused today by the
filing of a divorce complaint by Daniel
Mckay, a wealthy harness maker,
against his pretty wife, Genevieve Nc
Kay, daughter of Webb Curtiss, well
known farmer, of Woodland. Grove L.
Johnson, who represents Mckay, re-
fuses to divulge the grounds of the ac-
ton, but friends of the couple say that
the dashing young wife bestowed her
affections upon young men and high
school boys, which did not meet with
the approval of her husband, who is
many years her senior. Sensations in
the local smart set are anticipated when
the case comes up for trial.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
ALLEGED MURDERER is
LOCATED IN MOUNTAINS
Sheriff Starts for Logging Camp
to Capture Suspect

REDDING, July 2S-Sheriff Mont
gomery has received informa ton to
the effect that Philip Leo, who is ac-
cused of having murdered Gregory
Martino and seriously wounded A.
Franco, near French gulch March 81,
has found refuge in a wood camp 27
miles from Lamoine.
1t is said that Leo has been in the
camp since April and that he has at
tracted attention by always sleeping
with a weapon within reach.
The sheriff has started for the camp
over the mountain trail and expects to
capture Leo today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
NORTHERN DAIRYMEN
IN KEEN COMPETITION
Two Big Creamery Concerns Are
After Business
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

Especial Dispatch TO he Call
MARYSVILLE, July 2S.-There prom
ises to be merry war In the dairying
interests of Sutter and Colusa counties.
Some time ago the Western creamery
company purchased the Meridian cream
cry, dismantled it and consolidated it
with the Colusa concern. This left
the field at Meridian in control of the
Pozzi company, which operates cream
cries in Marysville and Meridian. Since
this deal the Western meat company
has had difficulty in getting enough
butter to supply it's patrons, and late
ly representatives of this concern have
been looking into the local field with
the view of establishing creamery
and entering the field for the manu-
facture and sale of butter
These two companies are heavily
capitalized and the result of war be-
tween them will be the increased
market for valley cream.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
DREDGER LAND DEAL
OF BIG PROPORTIONS
Personnel of Sellers on Yuba
River Made Public
ISpecial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch TO he Call
MARYSVILLE, July 2s.-The deal
mentioned in dispatches from this city
yesterday whereby a vast territory OF
dredger ground is being bonded along
the Yuba river by wealthy syndicate,
promises to be one of the biggest ever
transacted in this section.
The personnel of the sellers of the
land in question comprises the Archi-
rnedes dredging company the Mammoth
gold dredging company and the Mont
Clair mining company.
Aside from these there is large
amount of land owned by local persons
included in the deal. 1t is given out
that the Marysville dredging company
is the concern giving possession of this
land and Robert e. Cranston. who is
general manager of this company, is
prominently connected with the deal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
MINING COMPANY WILL
DIVERT TRINITY RIVER
Tunnel Will Leave Two Miles
of the Bed Dry
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

LEWISTON, Cal. July 2s.-The NAM
moth tunnel two miles above this city,
to be used by the Trinity river mining
company in turning aside the Trinity
river. is complete, and the river viii be
turned into 1t August Is. The tunnel
leaves more than two miles of the
river bed dry. and this will be dredged
by the company. The company pro-
poses also TO make use of the power
generated by turning the water into
the tunnel, and is now constructing a
power plant to furnish electricity to
valley towns.