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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-18
ENDS HIS LIFE WITH GAS.
Spanish War Veteran Is a Victim
of Dependency.

Conrad Genenger, thirty-eight years
old. a Spanish war veteran committed
suicide this morning by inhaling illumi-
mating gas. He took his life, it is believed,
because of dependency resulting from his
being out of employment. although he
had been patient in the Government
Hospital for the Insane and his mind
may have been affected.
During the time Genenger was in the
service he went to the Philippines and
engaged in several conflicts. He served
in the navy as sailor. Upon his return
to this country he was sent to the hos
pital TO be treated for mental disorder
and was afterward discharged as cured.
After his discharge from the hospital
he was employed about the saloon of A.
Neuland. No. 10 Sth street southeast A
short time ago he worked at the Shore
ham Hotel as a silver cleaner, filling the
position temporarily, and later he return
ed to the saloon and asked for employ
ment there again.
During the few days he occupied room
al No. 6o9 y street, where he committed
suicide. very little was seen of him, and
his landlady only knew him as Conrad.
This morning when the odor of gas was
detected in the house an investigation
was made and it was found that the gas
turned on in the apartment occupied
by the former sailor.
Policeman Owens of the second pre-
cinct broke open the door and assisted
the dying man TO the ambulance. He died
shortly after reaching the hospital Ar
rangementS were made this afternoon to
remove the body from the hospital to the
norgue. Acting Coroner GlaZebrook will
make AN investigation and give the neces-
sary certificate of death. Genenger, who
was from near Berlin, Germany, had no
relatives in this country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-18
MRS. THIEL DEAD.
Funeral Services to Be Held in Fort
Wayne, Ind.

Mrs. William Thief, mother of Frank j.
F. Thiel, secretary to United States
Treasurer Treat, died suddenly of apo
plexy Saturday night. She was stopping
with her son. Frank j. F. Th!el, 3436
Mount Pleasant street, when the end
came Mrs Yhiel was the wife of Will
liam Tliel. ST., and the mother of Will
liam Thiel, jr., Frank j. r. Thiel and
Herman l.. Thiel.
The funeral will take place from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-18

Tell me-ah-are you a-er-ah-a good,
careful, excellent cook and a-er-a very
superior laundress?''
''Ah-h-h. Wot dye taake me fer
wins?"-Harper's Weekly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-18

are making large importations from the
United States and Scotland to meet their
demands 1t is claimed that Scottish coal
can be sold here almost as cheaply as
Nova Scotia product
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-18

the coal supply in the maritime prov
inces. The dealers say there is every
likelihood of shortage in the bituminous
product from the local mines, and they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-18

years ago She had lived at Fort Wayne
fifty years. She is described as having
been a woman of kindly and charitable
disposition and was endeared to large
circle Of frieO4T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-18

home of William Thiel, jr., 1922 West
Main street, Fort Wayne. Ind, to which
city the remains will be taken this even
ing.
Mrs. Thiel was born in Germany sixty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-18
Goal Miners Strike Shows Effects.

HALIFAX, n. S.. October 1S-The pro-
tracted strike of the Cape Breton coal
miners is beginning to show Its effect on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-18

WARREN'S CHICAGO SILK
FEATHERBONE, black or white:
II yards in a box. 20c
FOR. .....-......
1OO-YARD SEWING SILK.
black or colors. Regularly &c. 60
Special for. ~
KINGS 5OO-YARD BASTING
COTTON, regularly &c a pnc
spool. Special. 3 spools for. AVS
VASSAR SILK IA F F E T A
BINDING. regularly lie a.
piece Special for. ~
COMMON SENSE HOOKS AND
EYES, regularly &c card of Nnc
two dozen. Special. 3 cards.. wv
ANGORA BRAID. 5-yard pieces:
regularly 10c piece. Special. II
the piece. Tor. ............-.-.
GEM NEEDLE POINT PINS.
regularly DC a paper. Spe- unc
cial, three papers for. ......... wv
LIGHTWEIGHT SILK DRESS
SHIELDS. regularly 25c nnc
pair. Special, a pair............ wv
wLEY'S GOLD EYE
NEEDLES. regularly - a pa u
per. Special. ....................SS
10 YARDS ENGLISH TAPE, all
widths. Regularly 10c and 15c. ko
Special, the piece. w
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23
Cedar City. Utah

explanation wac that in peepirg into
the lunch hoxes to coo II they we're
riding we'll, hs found the desired
prize which he tbinks must have been
knowingly given By The liberai clerks
Of the Cedar Mercantile.
Allowing time enough for this shock
10 vanirh and the gentlemen 90 re
cupefate from the effects OF their lux
ury, the numptuoue lunch was spread
before the party. They all alto until
they felt that something was imned.
Ing their luGg expansion aud contrGc.
tion, which was the only sign that
they had eaten enough, SO they de-
clded 10 put oil that looked edible
nway until they we're ready to 90
home.
Everything being put away, the
patty sat Illuminating upon something
that void add 20 their iolli6cltlon,
when 4. was suggested that they make
raid upon ono Of the ranches that
was near by. II was agreed aud ell
went ttaltiug across n email meadow.
lagiug waste TO sage brush aud ant
hills ~ they went along Arriving
Mt the ranch they were greeted with a
pleasant smile aud welcome from the
landlady. The reception unarmed
the pedegcges aud they had net the
heart to harm or destroy thlrg.
MIR Gatduer being OF rather in.
quisitive make mp, set out 10 dad
something be could solve or unravel
tho mystery o., whom his desire was
apreagsd by seeing strap hanging
from a post sot 10 the ground, he i'm
msdiately sliced the strap, gave II g
pub whlch brought forth besutlful
tones of music not unlike the sound
OF bell Thia pleasing him, he TO
peqted ~ number OF timei. causing
the principal, who Ia alsays ready TO
do something that some one else Is
doiug, 10 follow his example aud
who, after trying siege, had to te
requested 30 oeuae his efforts for II
wac arousing the uoiRhborhood aud
iNhhNNh NN'th.N w AhN lNtAo N9NANA iN"'As
Night came on before ttey were
ready Tor It, oauaiug them to rush
with hasketa aud boxes 60 tho springs
for water cresB which they had prom
lsed 10 hriug TO their mouth watering
friends at homo. They secured
saHloleat amount Of cress; ate another
small lunch aud with henvy helrls
and aching sides started to retrRoe
their stops homoward.
All folt ss II they were living
new lie ngain as the worry aud nuxi.
cts OF school had left them, aud II
any body has got had case OF mel
nncholy or an acute case OF the blues,
iust arrange for piouio excSrsion
Co Enoch, inyito tho teachers 10 so
with GU aud n cure Is guaranteed In
less than eight hours, Place your
applications early as they act quick.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23
Pedsgogues Notification.

-
The Public School teachers OF Ce.
dar City. thoroughly equipped with
outfits aud we'll supplied with dain.
ties and refreshments; we'll guarded
with three able horaemen started out
for Enoch last Saturday morning TO
have day with nature. Walkiug
upon her verdant carpet Of grase and
heritage: breathing their Lungs foil NJ
the pure, fresh air of the country |;
drinking the fresh clear water from
thu springs Of that Vicinity.
From tho beginning II was a day
OF excitement and pleasure. just as
the party wAp leaving the CITY. one OF
the gallant horsewomen had nn oppor-
tunity TO display her proficiency
along the line OF horsemanship. rid.
ing ono of thoae tlery, high spirited
steods that were ~ prevalent la the
times OF Kire Philip aud Alexander,
who was feellr x that the dusty street
was not good ongh for him decided
to charge do ~ the path walk, oaus.
Ing people 10 take % their heels aud
get within pritectlun and shelter from
tho Infatuated animal but the rid
er, who was az calm IA summer
mornlng. soon checked the speeding
animal 20 u normal anllop aud once
more Joined her frightened aud
alarmed comrades
The party recovering from the ex.
oitsmont OF tho runaway steeh, journ.
eyed on their way toward ths little
hamlet, shere impatlentIy walking
back aud forth. nov sittlng, now
shading hia anxious eyes aud scan
ning the roads was waitiGg u0unty
superintendent Daley OF summit,
who had been Invited by the party 10
meet them there. The Rendezvous
WIS reached aud clear, level, damp
place was picked out 90 spread the
lunch which the party waa ready tor,
but did not come until sitter match
game OF humble peg, between In
struotor Gradner OF th Branch No :
Hhi huN Wise NaNH"NbAhh w WV lNH
Ito school, The game progressed
famously, three piok'ems, ohin'ems.
etc., untll Mas Farnsworth came %
root'ems, when she objected To going
farther. The game did not 90 On
any longer due partly 60 the rebel
iing OF the losing player aud partly
Tn u discovery made by QUE of the
female teachers rnsy hal all 90,
tlced that Principal Stewer' end
Snpt DALEY occasionally vent 60 the
tack OF tho buggy. supposedly 90
consult school matters, bul 81 was
tonnd that they had hesely deceived
In their Intentions, which was solved
by MIR. STOW Irt tlndlpg tr 81, juicy
plug OF perheidsio cbtwlpg totn'co
Va ore of the luuch 6oxes nt viii b
'e roeood The redafogues at
Eilcattion trcm
un1rs tor they *.
d.l more 'fcm them
re ltdiss expressed
yAould pot hive
lr-t 70 MI Gardner
usisut tad ceeo similarly
@ x bul Bndins SO d,gntGed aud
reda,o geu,leuen guilty of such "a
SdHs was eiough 20 rerplex tie
whole nEty. AIR, Stewards autheutio
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23
Continues go Come.

Our Millinery continues to come every wesk with the changing
styles Of the advancing
Our Embroidery Wshngs. Flouncng and Ahoyer arc OF the
prctics best and most reasonable prices
We are now prepared supply ladies with the style straight
waist, long hpped II. famous Hendson make. Empire and
Princess gowns cannot be properly without this corset.
Our Bargain Counter Aa carries chldrens hosiery and
reduced prices Lace hosiery black and white reduced from
Is IS per pair. Other notions at lowest prices.
Call and see for yourself at
E. CRANE WATSONS
Cedar City. VI
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23

we often wonder how any person
can he rersuaded into taking any.
thing bat Foley's Honey ana Tar for
oougha colds and lung trouble, 10
not te fooled into accepting wa
uakaN cr other substitutes. The
genuine contains no harmtul drrgs
and 10 10 u yellow package Palace
Drug Store aud John I. Mitchell,
parOwar.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23

ueisbt taa Cego similarly
x bul bndius . 50 digniled aud
sedato gentlemen guilty cf such a
S1Hs was enough 20 rerplex tie
whole nNty. Mr, Stewards autheutio
The Dickinson press., 1909-07-03
LOCAL NEWS

Springfield Rifles at 1915, soules &
Butler. 2-6-tt
Get your good home baked bread, &C
and 1oc loaves, at the City Bakery.
Phone 86. 6.1o.tf
H. NJ. Roberts, the Dickinson jeweler,
has moved into his new quarters. lust
four doors east of the old stand. Drop
in. A-2a-tf
Save money in fuel by using the
Waterbury heating and ve~ntilating
system. D. E. Shipley. agent, Dickin-
son. 6.s-tf
FOR SALE:-One National coffee
mill as good as new for u actual cost
Call on or write J. CT. PARKER & Co.,
Dickinson, N. d. 5-Is-tf
DRESSMAKING-I am prepared to
do your work and guarantee satisfaction.
C. E. VAIL, over McDonald's drug
store. Phone 144J 6-5-tf
MI. Photographer: Are you tired of
getting weak, flat negatives? Tired of
getting failures where you had every
re ason to expect good results? Try
Ansco. film, the original non curling
film, the film that gives color values.
Warranted to fit any camera A. M.
Pomroy. the. druggist. 6.1o.tf
The Dickinson press., 1909-07-03

If you want a new house built, a small
house enlarged, or an old house repaired,
save money by seeing c A. Bloom.
Phone COL 2-6-tf
Hiawatha coffee is not merely good but
the most delicious, purest and health
full coffee. In 20 to 40 cent pound pack
ages at A. T. Crowl & Co. Is s S If
]. S. Snyder of Sentinel Butte was
down Monday to get a cook for the
Butte hotel.
F. L. Hutchinson, Pat McGraw and
Julius Williams were amona those
from Taylor in the city the first of the
week.
G. S. Cryne was in Dickinson on Tues
day and signed the final papers in the
REIMBURSEMENT and sale of improve
ments of the John H. Baker claim near
Black Butte. A Mr.. Brademier is the
new homesteader and he paid 5000 for
the right.
Hon. E. c. Cooper, state commissioner
of insurance. was in Dickinson in Tues
day and settled the A. Hilliard fire
loss. MI. Cooper is state agent for the
St. Paul Fire & Marine. While in the
city he was the guest of Mrs. Mary
McGillivray, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Montague.
The Dickinson press., 1909-07-03
PRESIDENT HELPS ORPHANS

Hundreds, Of orphans have beep
helped BY the President of the Indus-
trial and Orphans home at Macon, Ca,
who writes: I'VE have used Electric
Bitters In this institution for mite years.
Il has proved most excellent medicine
for stomach, liver aud kidney troubles.
We regard it as one Of the best family
medicines on earth" It vigorates the
vital organs, puri6es the blood, aids di-
gestion, creates appetite. To strengthen
and build up thin,,pale, weak children or
rundown people It has no equal. Best
for female complaints. Only 50 c at T.
j. Greene & Co.'s.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-02
WHO MAY ENTER THIS CONTEST.

gIo is
ion ar compiei with
r&erv the ttore eel ctanynn nnatons
in
by Herald
il yhnwhi Nocidae ewnb
to ote tt anOhe them for hemseves
Ballots mounted
in to edout
numbe the
sen in eOr tn xirhnda
e ywilr
n
of
contest
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is and concu
rnutbe sntdn Depme
especial Ewnbe eisued
according
o ength o. the subscription
for apeiod offend
alter
an in
aldea wrec
prieso o qualva vaI whit prize tied for
in nop in
n
tant to Hs
desired
The dCOnst
their wo
oR
ANY wishing withdraw personally
e
tn
The Washington herald., 1909-04-02
The Division of Districts.

A1C O1N1S1Cu OF D1SET1CISs
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y rs s:esS S a.5 T n ' ss sss ely & Rs sssss sss
DISTRICT NO. l.
g e: 1 essaR R:l9s aso east s Of 's sS:
DISTRICT NO. =
to the street n'h"
as @ & s s @ s6 Of % 5a css .S. ne south
DISTRICT NO 4
District No includes al territory
& s @ sst @ s na sH Rds e1ss ss s s0fa: S s s.S
DISTRICT q
ss: III i 4 ] s'ss:s :S R s.' aad s s s
DISTRICT NO.
& @ 5s R619ssa & & a3 1ns5s sa s5y
S' east st @ d u cS Fa.: % s s gtR & ass Of street
DIsTaIcT
551 .5ss p Z s :s 5 sfSSsS 3 r Fs s s @
DISTRICT NO.
Of PstT @ & %4 iR'as 3 t an % 9at & ts5r % & 92uRssa
% R'9 tRs east @ sido Hai F6ai
DISTRICT ..
4pistT No 3 Includes al that territory
s cas-. S6Fh S8Ft5 c5 % .s @ % dr 3 q sss8s4g5 u d and the
District 10 70 includes territory north
H6Fhess and is6 3 @ SIDE ne @ @ SoT ssS c6 Of RsegHE
nrsTRrcr No
~ '@a o6z 's s5snS East % ts e:YsoI a a, a7s
NO. T.
op sa % ali @ T q e6 % fo 4 the a5a7s SPF'''
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raj territory the above
Il
IelF5 % % aP caey ca % IN 5S 6is5 sF dF e E5s9dA 3
i above aad % Bss.s and "'od Park and
= includes Mount
tsrry from
The
,sPfioTS the sBo2e ] ss s 5a & Laurel
DISTRICT i.
No all in stateo
in Virgin
Is.
Of Maryland and territory not men
ioned n named
The Washington herald., 1909-04-02
The Office
of the
Contest Manager

Is ON THE THIRD FLOOR OF THE
WASHINGTON HERALD BUILDIEG,
7S4 FIFTEENTH STREET. If you are
shterested in this contest and want TO
get started right. come up and get ae-
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Etate what you desire to know. or ask
Or suggestions. Any Inquiries ad-
ressed TO the Contest Manager will
eceive prompt attention. The next
me yOu are down town drop into this
apartment and let the Manager OF The
Ontest explain the details of the plan
nd how easy 1t - 10 win Grand
Prize-the beautiful house and Tot, an
automobile, n valuable building lot. n
rir to Europe. or other valuable re-
|ssard. 'PhOne $500. Ask for the Con-
est Department.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-02
WITH YOURSELF
ING TO BETTER YOUR CONDITION

something that shouldn't make YOU all the
determined That isn't justice yourself It's nothing
member It's the who has confidence himself
V declines recognize defeat Had Napoleon remain in ex
e prisoner on the Isle Eb surrounded by glorious past
would never have escaped to rake and establish the
nasty was the mighty force of his his nAaggng energy unconquer
able spirit that created havoc the half
cause tired You'll second while stronger
nan ever You'll never get to the
E you Ind path 90 themor push them path
oen to enjoy after you We had taste of the struggle Don't
your time Live by the Help other fellow along way
|precate it, and SO will you-aftery you've won
The Washington herald., 1909-04-02
Our Fifth Grand Prize
A TRIP TO EUROPE
At The Washington Herald'S Expense.

bepariso aCrandTnp
the awarded OF in
contest beng conducted by
who lucky enough will
both Herald ha
steamship whch is
and tell Of
and the
is knows
Now is Eyou
The Washington herald., 1909-04-02
Don't Stop at the Start!
Keep Going; You'll Win if You Try

candidates is
started yet Many will enter within O
is
monhs
s that
ability, the yOu want is yours
The Washington herald., 1909-04-02
Lots Of Prizes.

many prizes aD that
distinct
The policy The Washington
board biz work win
viii
will I
Washington Herald
The Washington herald., 1909-04-02
How to Secure Special Votes.

Votes in this by
STATES. and cash
be
o is o
VIII
be
Herald before the expiration printed
be
A TIIEW
PAPER
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-20

~taiyous nqoof
question oilef and al b ar exception, ihs
tona manufacturing peshsnss
tie drinking h pVdmihnie wido
bells % county whence ths saloon tch
rtyuauty OF IBIS that u establish
prohibition prevent
sending getting liquor by fact which
drinking Prohibition But the Saloon
nan Trap may be closed OPP advantage society
atrehcnd unless something started take the place
thcrc will finally be reaction in is
Men together after working hours II in the order Of The
fellow f the ball bedroom quad she lonesome
without tics all Of them unrcome what called society
where they smo they what they
stay late they please The saloon answers for ss places where it
u When 1t finally will what will take its pai what
is taking its place in nolicense townsi
English there
saloon
billiard tables perhaps added
this line made called Ioly
windows walls
eating Generally behind
glad clergyman
place patronage confined whom
reach The Holly
drive outsal oonsh croquet could abolish football.
einch which necessary believe,
everything
easy
free
dgmen they aeguarded
'dogood" folk is n a
reaction in favor of the Odim brewing
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-20
HOME RULE IN DANGER.

believe that ii the Legislature would
President
principle would ind 1t easier to resist the mp
its Is there are never
seekers prize
all the while reaching out for extra
diplomatic services help OUT and
colonies have been avorte
exploitation Philippines and in Porto Rico poll
him has found soft
patrons glad of the suspicion of
of had left their former
homes for the of The had habored them
Roosevelt the capebag element had little chance
in Mckinley Roosevelt personal attention to
enough of the leading
capable and honest citizens suited
believed the home rule principle
they let him
candidacy Judge Taft Senators who had found the weather
who yearng bit for inside
upon friendly services
they something he is
Hawaii, be amae But
like involved At
object apebagge, why should
1t IS home
likely nothing is done by
win default shall find ourselves ruled like
without by band irresponsible
quite abaggers
patronag
positions protected the residence
n the Organic law.
will make the wishes of the
the Association did the wishes
fraternity judicial appointments will
a serviceperhaps have buided better than it knew
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-20
THE RoeY OF SUPREMACY.

frtcas Diego
southern
the Pacific will
controlling the at dokyard should be
o a
repair.-ESaminer 4
nothing
to calf
everybody control
which andocked become
the which the is
connection with either great
with the
that seek business deep
powers;
will
quale subsidies
of shipbldng and pmannng There
than there between competing merchants land
In naval only practicable blockade
who could hope blockade the
Pacfc'
effect the public Douglas rods the
mad the fshwe that involves probable seafgh
Hawaii telling pitch
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-20
FACTS ABOUT ExTRAvAeANoE.

Talk whtewash witness this from the nves
eating
o
this House during the finds them
likewise
with expedition
the United and the Territory than
particular public
hire automobiles
of business,
exorbiant in
those usually like service
inexcusaby
TRANSACTIONS interpretations outlay which unlawful
English clause the Legislative the
automobile hire the when
Agriculture Waikiki
public which
money
sailor.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-20
THE CONFESSIONAL.

Every religion relgon and human itself has
especially in
they will be somebody Perhaps sympathet
nquisive
Catholic the
bodies wisdom,
making the would
with the busyOdy
backroted
sealed; penint may him safety
all churches the confessional They
the
visible
of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-20
NEEDLESS ALARM AT TOXIC.
Continued From Page one.)

CONTINUED
TOXIC April yesterday stating
San Francisco had
SAN FRANCISCO April 2o.-The Toxic are
WASHINGTON
going forward
killed by natives Admiralty Islands .
ADA Oklahoma
ynchng
HAVANA Kansas April 1.-two
they had
obtained the
WASHINGTON special message
the
the industry
I, TO nurderh be
e
growing Department
investigation
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-20

rfisonnent for any time not ssrned
ina two Nears w both Whenever. on
trial for n violation n the law. N.
defendant % shown 90 have. ot 90 have
had. possession If fuch opium on prep
arutinn. such possession shall be- deem.
"a sufficient evidence 10 authorize con.
vlCtion. unless the defendant shall ex.
plain the possession 20 the Subtraction
OF the jury.
The Secretary OF the Treasury ex-
plains that opium covers gum opium.
powdered opium. denarcotized opium,
granular opium. smoking opium. cook
Cd opium, etc. Opium tother than
smoking opium). and the preparations
ana derivatives thereof imported for
medicinal purposes, may be entered
for immediate transportation In bond
TO and for consumption, or for ware
house ut the following named ports,
and no others; Baltimore, Boston,
Chicago. Detroit. Honolulu. New or.
leans, New York, Philadelphia. San
Juan. San Francisco. Seattle and st.
Louis.
Importers shall keep separately from
other records record of all sales of
imported opium and derivatives or
preparations of opium, showing the
names OF purchasers. their place of
business. date of sale. and the name
and quantity of the article sold, which
record shall be kept open to the in
spection of the proper customs officers.