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The Washington herald., 1909-03-10
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE AND
ANEABOIIs III -E-r--I,L.IC 5. a N w a Y


ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Electro palace cars from White House Station
u5th and h SIS. NORTHEAST.
tor Baltmore-EFeTy half hour from s 90 4. =. %
ID p m, and SO. 30. iesJe and II .ss ?. n,
eIcept on the ODD horrs. Loesl cars az g ga
II 10 a. m and 10. $40. $40. 70 p n
Cars OF the EVEN houn make 10 stop between
Washington and Baltimore
Fox AnnaPolis-Every hour from $50 a. n 20 80
p m, and 1l,fs D. n
Fares Ore way. Round trip.
-'aA-tl-ifI go
To Annapolis ana q. s.
Naval Acsdemy......- &c IS
BaTEage checked.
Al St ears ruu direct 70 White House Station
Ilcket ohce az 18th and n Y ave. northwest and
AZ White House Station. 18th and Fl sts. NORTH
EAST. Telephone " 1875 and Line SIS
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS
OF REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.


LENOX, MAsS-FURNISHED HOUSE. con
taining twenty Rooms. very conveniently arranged
for family and servants m0derats rent; garden and
stable. il required; refs. from EeW YORK and Wash
ington families Address OWNER D w. slh
New fork- malQ7t
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Largest Morning Circulation.
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EON-MEDICAL HEALING.

CHRONIC DISEASES OF long sT1YDTYG
are quickly cured by Chiropractic Adjustments.
consultation free d.. W. II. CORSON. s3s
81 nv feS-Tt
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MANICURING & HAIRDRESsING

WANTED ELECTRIC. MAG.
netie massage AZ your home; scalp. body sham.
pooling; terms resonable. 5g St NV.
fe4-I5teod
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THE NEW WAY-PRoF. PARKER's ENFORCED
Circulation Of the blood cures locomotor ataxia 4
rheumatisn Brights disease. paralysis. and kindred
ailments, without drugs OF surgical procedure
Desperate cases solicited. Prof H. \. d. PARKER Il
lOL Ninth street nv. Hours: 10 to s: SUNDAY. 10 |
directory. uhs-tf
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On Washington real estate; easy terms. Apply 70
DISTRICT REALTY CO. Inc. Il T. Law, nan
egcr, loan and rental department. Ofees, SO BOND
BLDG. coz. 18th and New York ave. Nv ja2Stf
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SHOW CAsES-STORE FIXTURES

+. X GANTER,
Mauufacturer OF
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS. BANK.
JEWELERS., AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES.
WASHINGTON BRANCH e12 PA AVE
TELEPHONE MAIN 52s ja!zaOt
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MOVING, PACKING 3 STORING

FIREfRooF STORAGE.
separate locked rooms. 500 Per month m
Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Att E0e22 L s. nv
FURNITURE BAGGAGE, PIANOS, &c, MOVED
With care; packing and shipping 4 specially
hhiE6's EAFhEsS. lS4 Il ST. NV. Phone Nam
sM Hols-tfdezs
WHY PAY NOREf WE STORE FOR &c
lead. UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. 4ls-sse
81 ietb St Nv. Phone Main -. .ela-asse
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HAIR GOODS.

r, LUTHER,
s5 lith 81. NV.
European and American styles IN hair dressing.
tcicntihc scalp treatment and shampooing; marcel
waving and hair colorng; hair goods. wigs, SC. to
orcer mhl-9ot
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HAIR POWDER. new cream FOR the COMPLEX.
Ion; also shampooing and hairdressing & speciality
Hiss Csomah. rs lltb St. ~. Phone II. 81 TO &
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COLLINS, HAUSER & CO.,
BOOKSELLERS,
623 Thirteenth Street N. w.
THE WASHINGTON HERALD,
Washington, D. c.


Washington, D. c.
Dear Sir After having tried a
small advertisement in the classified
columns of your paper for one
month, we wish to say that the re-
turns have been very satisfactory,
not only from Washington, but
from Virginia and West Virginia
also. We are renewing our adver-
tisernent for anotheK month, and if
the returns are as good as they
were for the first month we will be
well pleased and will probably keep
it standing. Very truly yours,
COLLINS, HAUsER & Co.
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wANTED-sRooM HOUSEKEEPING FLAT. on
near Conn ave. car line. Untl Oct J. 1903
l7ls Q st. NV. mhs-st
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LIST YOUR PROPERTIES WITH NE.
I have a demand for houses IN al paris q TIE
city and also several 0ut-of-toVn parties seeking
good investments
I WILL GET YOU RESULTS
mhe-It ". F. KELLY, Jr- SIS 10th Nv
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GOOD REPAIR SHOPS
OF WASHINGTON, D. c.
A DIRECTORY OF RESPONSIBLE CONCERNS
THAT DO REPAIRING AND MIscEL-
LANEOUs JOB WORK


WE REPAIR STORES. STABLES. WARE
houses. cellars kitchens fe1ces. shops. &c, and
make Speciality Of coiorng cslcinining, WniteNsah
ing. pasternE. and general jOb1lng machine O hand
lFo-k; ali jobs guaranteed NATHAN BELL q SO-'
so lo;h s. ne Phone Lincoln s3 nnlVW
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:

Advertisements sor The Washington Herald may be
eft at the main Office or at any OF the following
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-01

Tenemos guSo partcIar avorcceors d habr aber
dpartamento DE- esabsmlento
Joyera y Reoeria.
Este DcTartamento h la alura de los mejores del
ranjero los de Opico Graduado
aq0e que .crstal espea
sados n5dos hne
instaadO nfi6n de c0utando
la personal e
precios que Estalo Undos a
trabajo del tolo
Despachamos cualqa.r oeasas mpada
sea- On e
P 4. Tnatd raa r. fra' San Jaaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-24

|OfnI 0IB IeGbhD en- ID ubpil del Ddah hgIgQIdl
ss Los sos,s ST.
da una con fanqueo
Obras p0etcas de Jaie ffarcs.
Fs.n1s z,:os Posnas .s q 10 cad. IN. oon aanq.o.
1esdssn Poemas por Marquna 60 cts con sneuee
e. 1an d q ysd Dalogos Novees por osrresero
Ia Vida Hamld poesas po Banor s5 cen
Rmas Bohsas Gonzalo Molina ranqueo-
oBRAs D RAMON DEE VALE HYuLAN
Fs';9nes r. dse Gms' barbara
4gae B1asSn, oomedia barbara anqueo
Sonata Pnavera, memorials del Marques de Bsadomi
sansdad Mnara eentao con ffanqueo
Aromas de Lsyenda Poeas, toDo
Ptumas por Castro eon nque
Humo cens@ Poeas Nicolas Augusn Gonako Is
argentine epeecaadas per Jose Leon n
2.ss. 2ss ps D. Jose Some 81
Hisrano Anricane verso gor ouies Pastor
Romdn por Forta aomo Is oentavos CON
Nusas castuan~s, bor Gaaoe au tomo &C.
Acaara 0uentos
Ranite de Fic'aonss Terse poc ooaina euo
ooao poesa p Reyes cts coz ftanquee
e m M possas pG Pos Arturo Esye 4 tome % SIS
lcentavo
orsua del Ebr Oantos hiarte
II so ranqueo
Capchos poeslas Manuel Mchado
Del Crcado Ano Versiones po6uca r. az Cnedo,
I6O
E Cdnto por anauee
LG Casa de Ia Prmdra poeslas
Por camno Peas por Ferrar oentavos
ifranqueo
Cometa Vgansa por s4nhes ono 60 ee1
tavos franqueo
Las Flores del o Po{as por BsEfak~e
casteano Eduardo
gass por Perca News 4ono 90 c,naros
De Anduc Rimas Confines Murgh
fanqueo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-24
Tratado Universal

DOCUMENTOS COMERCIAI.ES
Por D. Constantine de Horta Pardo
Obra necesaria q todo Comerciante,
Banquero, Hacendado, Industrial, De-
tallista, Dependiente, Tenedor de Iii
bros, Companies de Seguros Mariti-
mos y de Vida, y todo hombre de
negocio.
Sc ACADIA de recibir en- La Liberia
del BOLETIN.
Precio S 2.1O con franqueo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-24
&teI(l RGIigii1Sa

San Luis Rey de Francia, y san Gil
n6s de Aries mr..
MfSA&
Catedral-Dias labsFahles: z, $50 y
3-3O-Festivos: 5, Z, 8,9y IL.
San Francisco.-Dfas laboEahfeg: Z
-Festivos: $50, Z y 7S0.
Saa Jose.-Dfas laborahes: z = 7-30.
-Festivos: 6-30, y 7-@.
Santa Ana.-Dfas laborabieg: z y
7-30.-F'estivos: 10.
Puerta de Tierra.-Nartee. DO
mlngos: 8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-24
r1xc1os DE- CONTRA
B "a n g o S
ACCIONES

ACCIONEo
snco Territorial y Agrlcola S3o
49, ~ n ! pnarto Rico 40 q Al
4 cEDULAS. .H1POTECARIAS
.Ranco Territorial y Ag1lcola:
En,siones 3S y $" 500.
Idem 6a $IOo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-24
R@v6sta Commercial

Para IA C0DTA
NmeUAc. s.t
Buquos On pu0r1e
DBL XTKR1o1
Barnet, deseargaado.
NantasIat, cargando.
Fl. C. Luce, cargando.
Santo Domingo, pendiente.
Lucia, descargando.
Antrick, pendiente.
W. Aver, pendiente.
Carolina, cargando.
s..
CoyTANKRo0
India, invernando.
Carmelita, mvernando.
Isabella, invernande.
Ricardo Ruiz, NaguabO,
Maria Artau, Vieques.
BUQUE1 ANUNCIAD00
Vapor americana Pathfinder Sali6 el
81 del corriente de New Orleans para
esta
Consignatarios, The New York and
Porto Rico S. S. Co.
Vapor espanol Pho IX. Salio de Ca
narias para esta, Ell II del corriente.
Consignatarios, Sobrincs de Izquier
do.
Vapor aleman President Manana es-
tara aqui procedente de Santo Domingo.
Consignatarios, Mullenhoff y Kor-
Der.
Vapor americana Carolina Saldra pa
ra New York, manana.
Consignatarios, The New York and
Porte Rico S. S. 90.
Vapor americana COamo. Estara aqu1
procedepte de New York, el 26 del CO.
rriente.
Comsagnatarios, The New York and
Porto Rico S. S. Co.
Vapor espanol Argentine. Saldra de
Barcelona el 80 del corriente hacienda
las escalas intermedias de Vigo, y Co.
ruiia.
Consignatarios SobrinOs de Izquier-
do y Co.
Vapor cubano Julia Recalara proce-
dente de Habana y escalas el % del CO.
rriente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-24

Aotv de Ia P6|icia
Servicios prestados per h fueEza do
h polieia nsnAnr del Di1kiito de San
Juan, drante has ~ hcrag ae ayeq 6
hoy. =
PUBsrO DE SAN JUAN
Por iAfneci6n de las ordenanzas
municipales II por alterar Ia paz 2; por
infraeci6n la ley de carreteras L; por
acometimiento y aggression 1.
PUESTO DE PUERTA DE TERRA
Poe infraDei6n de las ortdeman3as
municipales 6; por alterar la paz 2.
PUESTO DE SANTURCE
Por infraeei6n de las ordeaanzas mu-
municipales g.
PUESTO DE CEBORUCO
Por infraccion de las Ordenanzas mu-
nicipales 2; por infracci6n 8 la ley de
carreteras l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
MARKET SELLING,
TENDENCY DOWN

New York Feb. lG-The faiIure OF the
r.o.i,n market to respond to the la'.
,5,,ree in prices in Now YORK induced
come selling here at che opening lh'
,.r.,,uipe downward tendency WAS mlN-
IA Win a spr.nkilug of gains in special
stocks. the dealings were only mou,' ~.
ln volume and the changes seh''''''
were small.
sellers outnumberod che buyers esp'e-
Tally in tho copper stocks. where 'i''l
WAS ID renewal OF yesterdays WeaN".sa
rbe passing of interest ON TcN93s = u. .s
ri0c Income bonds caused llquoa lloH III
~. sf..l ana it declined lhs. ltcaunAi
a,,ari,4r Smelling and Amalghmaltu
Copper all weakened n pulnL n",a t,,,.,s,,a
cred partly later whom a "ll.h ,,i.,,,i,-
for 81 Paul carried u vp "a point SltNH
land Cincinnati, Chicago a ~ i.Yata
.dt1u.ed q points. Lake Eric q Mtal-
ern preferred ~ and the Bethlehem
Tbc lrTeeular fluctuations gave an up-
certain tone TO the market AFTER D4i
tir,oro A Ohio had risen above nv tno
general list sagged again. u lS t' -,
fro second preferred "a end Union -
,IG. Southern Pacific, United states
stool SlOSs- Sheffield. tcople N''
American Woolcu aud Utah Copper
a, a., ,i,5 INTO off heaviness continued
but there were no changes OF cghs1
oueucc iu share values Chcsapeahe o.
ohio showed temporary hfmheea, -
..,,trl,irt afterwards to the general ten
dencv. Great Northern preferred ran on
q point .,-..., a,,u
me market closed steady ana dpl, a
rise of "a point in New YORK Nenud llh-
p,rted some power OF resistance 70 tue
general list Dealings diminished 70 lhe
poiut OF stagnation with "a trivial recoE-
Irv international Harvester declined lrs
and sioss-Shcfhcld preferred 2 Ameri-
cam Can preferred rs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
CONCENTRATES.

Col Thomas Ewing Of Denver vet
oran mining man of the Pacific coast
and who sunk the first shaft In Globe,
Arizona, is 300 salt Lake as the guest
Of Col George w. 4. Dorsey.
Al "a meeting Of the directors OF the
Iron blossom company yesterday e
stock dividend of 10000 shares OF treas
ury stock was formally declared. Books
viii close on Feb. 2N and the dividend
viii be paid on March o.
AS an their properties in Bingham
canyon have been sold 10 the North
Utah Bingham Mines company. n
British corporation, petitions for disc
solution OF the following corporations
were filed Boz Jhe district court yesier-
day. Butler Mining a. Milling CONF
pauy Butler Liberal Consolidated
Mining company and ben Butler so.
3. mining company.
g. r. Taylor who is just u from
Dhale}r New reports that the shaft of
the lEalry Consolidated Leasing COM
pany BIAS been timbored for IS feet and
that Che face OF the drift is now bon
quartz that is believed 90 b. 500 ore.
Work has been started on "a new eight
stamp mill Boo Chafsy and the Rawhil,
FrcH Gold Milling company is prcuar-
ing 90 build tcu-stamp mill m Ear-
her canyon
a. A. Dunlap, purchasing agent f0I
the International smelling O. Ronnul
company laft for Chicago yesterday
where Doc win Def number of COM
tracts for steel construction work at
the new plan. At tho same time Mr.
Dunlap win begin the work of hgur-
ing Ou new machinery 10 be- installed
at the Pine canyon smclter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
MANDATE IN PIERCE
WATERS CASE STAYED

sherman. TEES. Fob. lG-JuiEe j. 3D.
Head. o.HsrI Tor Chester 3D. D.rche..
t.r federal receiver fHr th. Waters
Pierce D|I company ast UIeht received
a message Irlm tnn clerk ar the su-
promo court uf Ono United States.
Washington. stating that mandate iu
The recent decision uphnldlur tho state
of Texas boo The matter uf "a receiver far
the company hal boon stayed mr 30
days from Feb. u.s.
Tho message a.ltcs Chat Ono man-
date is stayed boo the matter of tha Hue.
the state rccriNrrship aul tho federal
reoeifership 30 grounds are giyeu for
the action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
QUICK WORK AT A FIRE.

There was an exciting blaze at the
residence Of L. G.. Schafer. lib and ll5
south Fourth East street at S O'Clock
this morning caused by an oVerhcated
stoNcpipc The fire got a good start
and the building would have been
destroyed but for the prompt response
Of the fire department Two alarms
were turned in. A neighbor telephoned
au alarm and iu a few seconds Mrs
Schater sent In an alarm. Just as she
hung up tho receiver the apparatus
from headquarters arrived and the Voc
man was somewhat beWildered at the
speed shown.
The fire destroyed considerable
woodwork and damaged the contents
of the room. The loss on the building
ana contents is estimated al Sl25. cove
nr.L b. -n-mruu..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
DEATH OF EDWARD BRADY.

Edward Brady AN aged and re-
spccted resident of the Tenth ward,
died shortly after 9 o'clock this morn
ing, from general debility. Tie was
born m England May l6 1927. and
cam" 40 Utah many years ago. A
wife and sis children survive him. the
names Uf the latter being Edward.
George and Albert r.. Brady Mrs. john
kiIkmau and Mrs William Cooking.
aII of this city. and Thomas Brady.
of Mount Pleasant The time aud
place of funeral win ba announced
later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
NEW RIFLES ASKED FOR.

Governor William SpIy received "a
letter from Senator Reed smopt this
morning stating that be had n-
uDdured a bin ln Congress 10 provide
the National Guard OF Utah with two
a-Iuch Do. D. rifles and necessary mmu-
milton. lie asks the governor DO mako
O rcguisIuou $50 chat the artillery can
De- delivered Goo the national guard
without expense t1 the government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
NEVADA CAPITAL
TO DEVELOP OIL
Euuene Grutt and Other RaWhlde
Men Take Up Green
River OIL Lands.
WILL INCORPORATE SHORTLY
Expert Reports ou District Nlong Rive
or m Wayne County--Big Boom
H. Promised.

Nevada capital .s Co Doe used Boo the
development of the Ipava ol fields in
the eastern end of Wayne county
about eight miles west Of the nearest
point ON Green river. and about a. miles
south of the town of Green River.
within few days "a St.O0oo0O corpora
ton win Doe formed with Eugene Grutt
of Rawhiie as president The stock
viii De ut 81 a share and 100000 shares
viii De placed iu the treasury
The promotion of this oil field is in
the hands of tho Rawhide firm Of Grutt
Dunulue q Lane. well known on acc
count of their mining operations in
HaWhide and other Nevada camps.
q. 81. Lane. who has been Ut the oil
fields for the past six weeks making
preparations TO commence work for
tho company which win be known as
the Irava Coalition on company is in
salt Lake looking after the details %
rounding 0ut the plans for the CAM
paigu of sinking wells. Arrangements
are already being made for the pur-
chase of a rig 20 ie the intention 30
install the very best machinery the
market affords and by April T. the COM
pany win start TO sink fits first we'll II
8lI plans carry the WCu VIII Doe iu the
OH sands by june J. and by the middle
Of summer the real character of the
district win Doe known.
EXPERT MAKES REPORT.
For several weeks Mr.. Lane has had
his camp pitched on the barren plain
in the oh country. With him has been
a well known oil expert. vino has made
"a thorough study ~ the formation and
has made his report on the same.
According To- the report the strike of
the outcrop is about 15 degrees west ~
south and shows foT a distance of over
five miles. There are two oil sands
showing, the lower stratum. making the
greater showing along this distance on
which in various places oil sands im-
liregnated with the residuum Of oil are
in varying widths from 10 feet TO 60
feet and in various places seepages OF
OH Of an asphaltum and paTatin base
show.
The upper stratum is somewhat less
600 width and is not so thoroughly im-
uregnated with the ola residuum, but
there is a seepage Of thick OH, showing
ia one place lu this stratum. This stra-
tum is about $50 feet above the main
oil sands.
The OVERLAPPING formation consists Of
sedimentary clays. shsles. and sand
stone. varying 10 width from few feet
20 600 feet. according to the action Of
the elements and time and leaving 20
the west high cliffs In some places
reaching the height Of 900 feet
These cliffs lay 90 the west ~ the
apex Of the OH sands about three miles
ACTED AS REGERNoTP
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
NC DAY ron sroCKs.
Market says After Heavy Sales Of
YesterdaN--Iron blossom Higher.

After tho heavy sales of yesterday
and the r1pIdIty with which stocks
moved upward, the market showed "a
general sigging tendency this morning
and nearly AN stocks dr1uued. Although
prices were lower stocks Werr not at
their normal place.
Lch Tutio showed some signs uf
llfc this morning East TIuue Com
auldated entered th. active list and
$4,000 shares We're disposed of ON the
regular board. The prices ranged from
SO cents Co o cents Iron Blossom WAS
plainly ue star and changed hands at
from $500 Co &321ia, which is slightly
higher than yesterdays market Tim
tiC Central. which DO iH believed uIu
come iu fpr TO- share Uf iHe Iron Bloc
som ore was down this morning South
Iron blossom Was asuIu iu tho market
with renewed EiF0r con tine regular
board $4,000 ahdrue changed bands
ON Tine curb market IInHh Treasure
Hll Raa tho star attraction and rar-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16

Uintah Treasure Hill Following Up
Streak Found i'm Drift.

Special Correspondence
Park CITY, Feb. superintendent
Andrews and his men al the Uintah
Treasure Hin property are following
with interest o. small streak of ore
encountered m drift on the 26O foot
level of the mine Although there Us
nothing in the intrinsic value of the
discovery. lt o. believed that the streak
will lead back 10 the high grade ore
which was worked out n the upper
levels several years ago iu the Creole
property with which Untah Treasure
Iil was consolidated.
From "a reliable source IL was learn
a.u this morning that there is now a
great chance of the company striking
high grade silver ore, such as was
formerly taken out Of the property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
BREWERS ROUTED IN IDAHO.
Or. ]. ". Fuller Returns from Sue
cg-~iu Trip to Gem State.

"rua brewery and saloon forces have
been routed Boo Idaho said nr Louis
N. Fuller who returned This morning
from tho three weeks campaign Boo the
interests of prohibition in the Gem state.
"The county local option measures
PASSED both houses or che legislature
with safe maiorities Doe continued, and
there .s no doubt that they will receive
the endorsement of Gov. Brady.
Accusations were openly made by
members ON the floor OF the house and
senate that the liquor men and their
friends and allies had brought every
possible pressure to ncar ON the law
makers Co defeat legislation directed
eaiusr the saloons. Despite the tactics
employed. the lawmakers stood up Tor
the people and the result was the pas
to prohibition. The Legislature Of Idaho
is 90 be congratulated on the good work
90 has done
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-16
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, dsposing Of their patents
II you have made an invention
send as 4 rough sketch and de-
scription with IS. and We win
have our attorney make a thor
ough search Of the records o.
tho United States Patent Oric5.
and advise you as 10 the secur-
ip. OF patent. the cost and the
mSnner OF proceeding.
Patent Bureau, The
DeSeFet News, Salt
Lake City.
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