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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-07
ELEcT NEW oFT1CEns.

At a recent meeting Of the Tunnel oil
company az Nernai officers Tor the en-
suing year were elected as well as the
new directors who Will serve the com
pany. James Richardson was chosen
as manager OF the company which Is
said 10 be IN a fourishing condition.
the directors elected were James
Richardson. John IT, Reader, I'D Sam
uels, John T. Pope and /. $. Phippeny.
The directors at later meeting chose
the following officers: President, John
r. Pope vice president. John II. Read
err; secretary. f. J. Young. Jr., treas
urer. John w. Pope.
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Ncwhouae. bM06A; tennessee Copper,
~ UHh, Utah copper, 46it Qg7; Davis
DAILY 3u3t; Dominion Copper. $50 " .
Ely Consolidated. i3Qi6; Furnace Creek
Mitcheli Ima MontFomerv kbosbone
l6-l6ui; Nevada Smelling hQt; silver
Queen, 9eui o2. silver Leaf. ifn15, ing
Edward, Mnl Foster Cobalt 5OQ65
Cobalt Central. $50 Qof: Mckinley Oar
ragh, an l-l6: Gibraltar sac Micmac
lA02; First Nat. Copper "a ~. BOs-
ton Cons. ISL Qi6A Yukon Gold a. D
"a North Butte Extension. 6ds; MI
ami copper t4&di5is. - s. Gas. $50
"a; Penna-W yoming, uql3; Ray Con,
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D. an. @. bond ISSUE.

Tho Denver q RIO Grandc's official
notice OF the sale OF ts ISSUE OF ST.
800 900 nrst and refunding mortgage. 8
per cent gold bonds. appears in this IS
sue of the News" The bonds are Of
fered at 92a per cent aud accrued IN
tcrest The subscription list closes al
o'clock p. m. Jan. n. All interested
should consult me official notice in this
issue of the News"
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CONCENTRATES.

The Eva Mining company has
shipped another Acton car TO tho smell
ter. This company promises 70 be a
steady shipper from the Mt Nebo min
ing district. At present there are no
less than ~ properties being developed
in this district. BY spring a good
wagon road will be built up the cam
yon and good shipping district will
be opened up.
Friends Of l.. A. Cox, superintendent
OF the Arizona aud Pittsburg Mining
and Smelling company OF Patagonia
Arizona. are searching for him. He
was in san Francisco on Dec. 20. and
announced that he would stop over for
"a day In Salt Lake while on his wav
east. Nothing has been seen Of him
since.
According to General Manager Frank
r Wilson, Of the Lucy T.. Mining COM
nany at Deep Greek, the country Is
badly in need OF freight OUTFITS to
carry ore and bring In provisions. A
load of shipping ore rs now ready at
the miro end viii be shipped shortly
10 WIS taken from tho 800 foot level
on che east side OF the Lucy l. Hill
some fine low grade copper ore is being
developed
Through the breaking down OF the
big electric station pump al the Tin
tlc Smelling company plant Tues
day the smelter was threatened with
an entire shut down The plant had
slowed down FOR rs hours Tor repairs
and everything was ready 90 start up
again when the trouble occurred. Cen
cral Manager w. Lester Mangum was
in Salt Lake yesterday looking up parts
necessary for the repair OF the pump.
Tie declares that letters were ready TO
he sent out notifying customers 10 send
in their ores az the time of the break
The plant Win start up again within
% few days Three lead furnaces are
now going and "a new copper furnace
win b. blown in shortly
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MANAGEMENT Beats Miners by
Discharuing Men Before
Strike is Called.
STARTED BEFORE CHRISTMAS
First Labor Trouble IN the Ely District
Throws Between $50 and 200
Men out OF Employment.

Further labor difficulties have broken
out at the property of the Cumberland
Ely. at Ely Nevada. according 90 roe
ports received from there recently The
trouble which started before Christmas
day has been smoldering until 1T finally
burst forth by the laying of of AN the
men working the property which was
between $50 and GOO.
Some time ago the shovel men work
ING at the Veteran and Ruth shatts
struck for higher wages. Before giving
the company any notice to concede 20
their demands they struck. They gave
the company three days In which 20
comply with the demands The men
who struck were operating the big
steam shovel by which the property
at that point Is worked.
Before the three days had expired. al
the men on the property called gem
eral strike. when this was done the
union men found themselves Goo trOu-
bic and had violated their agreement
IL was C0nteuted tnat the men had
struck without giving the company
n chance 90 comply with their demands.
that there was uo notice on no effort
al arbitration. a meeting of the union
was held and as the union is said 90
see that they had brought trouble for
themselves. an the men were ordered
back 10 work.
STRIKE THREATENED.
During the holidays there was con-
siderable 40 feeling and "a strike was
threatened al any minute. When the
afair reached climax several days
ago. the company decided 90 take ao-
ton. Instead Of waiting for "a strike
10 be- called the company laid an the
men on and closed down the greater
part of the work
Although 10 Is denied by the company
that the men were laid OF To- prevent
a strike IL Is certain that such was
the case. The impression was given
out that 10 was done TO make various
repairs and have other work done az
the property. 1t is not believed that
the trouble win last long as many Of
tho miners are finding employment
with other mining companies
The property on which the strike oc-
CURED is eight miles from the town of
Ely and many have already gone 20
Ely Cor work
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

Adventure s7s al0; Aroadian. 9Ra3is;
Atlantic. l1h QiS, G. &. A, il7hGA;
Franklin, i5isQl6i Green-Cananea, " y q
81 c. NJ, S0QS DAILY West. 10d10lt
Mass, 5b &C; Michigan. I8d \ Nevada
Con, ls@ a old Dom b6i4a5sst Par
rot 29t On; r. L.. 5Q5h Tamarack, IS
u60; Tenn. Copper, 4la y Trinity, 1914
OH; Utah Copper 46d "a; Winona, 6is4
u Wyandot 23HM Boston Con, 1871
al7; Royale PA ga Miami. lgQlsi
~ bid; AhmeelS, I.ioai q; y. & T., IS
q 70: Davis DAILY 8n1-i6. GlrouN, 70-s;
lsslng. 9NaiO Gas 7ed7i; First Nat.
1ba y; Allouez. Nia q &hi AK. Coml.
ac4G37i p Coarn. 26l6 ua; G. & ~.
% bid; CRANKY, .0Sui l0, Cent. 23a
a ~; Mexico Con, ifsai Mohawk 5ot.
az; North Butte si@ia Osceola, ic5 4
bid, Quincy 500 qsi shannon. l7lsa y;
Superior, 3fn15. United Cop. 1855 n n;
Utah Con. f5h q IS. Victoria. 3N a.:
Wolverine. i.5lai s2 zine @hq& East
Butte So % q; Lake, &ia az. New
house 5ia08. q. s. s. com. asa. q Is:
do pfd. s6m p, BlacE Min. ga dih;
Cum Ely. Smi6, Dom. Cop. i0Q50; Globe
IQM. Helveua. fh0A. New. Utah. rs
1915, Raven, 6as9; Yukon 4A0ls S.
a b.. l6ss ~ p
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We repair and rewind burned-out
motors. Special attention 20 out Of
town business All work guaranteed
Wasatch Electric Service Co, No. 40
Post Offco Place. Bell phone, main 12i6
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LIVESTOCK.


AAtAAAAfO.
Cicago Jan 6-Cattle-R Receipts. esu-
mated 100: market steady Becves 20
a1.50 Texans 3. S0m4.6O. westerns A.OOd
go; stockers and feeders 2.S065,4 Sc
09.5O.
HoEs-Receipts. estinn ated 5000. mar
Net steady. Lights, 5.35m6O0: mixed, 6.65
~ ~ heavy, 500 6.25i rough, 300
4. 5o0o.50; bulk Of sales 3. SOdS10
sheep-RecelI O.. estimated. 1900 mar
ket steady. Native, 5.O0G5.5O: western.
tive, 4.bn6.0; western, A0048.00.
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James a. Pollock a CO., bankers and
brokers, west Second South street
furnish the following received over
their private wire this afternoon:
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AFTERNOON SALES.
Black Jack. Zoo at 40. 1900 at 40,
buyer CO., 500 az 39.
Bullock. 1000 al 5k
Cana. 100 az 81. 200 al %.
Colorado. 300 az 800
Indian queen. 900 at ~ buyer 30
Iron Blossom, 200 al 2.40. 900 az 242is
buyer GO. 500 az 1914
Little Bell. 400 az 220
Little chief 600 az 20.
May Day 600 at 49,
Mountain Lake, 100 at 81. 100 an 31ia
Nevada wills. 400 at l57H
Sioux Con. 200 at l32ia. seller co. 10
al 1856. 400 al 1875. buyer 20.
south Cob con. 700 at 53
Swansea Con. 800 90 2S BOO at %. 900
at 29h.
Tlnuc central 1900 ot ~ 10000 at
o4. 1000 at ga buyer 6o.
NEW YORK CURB.
Butte a. London. sos; CumberIand
IlN, Nuhih GlrouN Consolidated. 1uTias
Nevada Consolidated 1855 n1Sh Nevada
Utah. 1aue ll-l6. NipisHinE. tt.I6n0ht
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sDOLPnp WHITNEY a soNs

Members L. s. Stock and Mining Ex
Ind, 261. s32 Atlas Bell. lT17
Correspondents CONFIDENTIAL
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VEGETABLES.

Utah beets. per bunch ...............b
Tomatoes, per pound ........,...,..l5
Potatoes. per peck .....................2
Utah turnips. two for..............,b
California radishes,, bunch.
Parsley. per bunch ....................b
Saratoga chips, per pound
String beans, per pound ........... 20
Utah new cabbage. per pound.......,4
Cauliflower. per pound. ..............1 2h
Utah carrots, two for ..................b
California lettuce. two bunches.....1b
Cranberries. two for .......-.......,3 30
Bitter peppers. per pound
Onions, per pound ......................3
Utah caulihower. per pound ..........10
Green onions, three for .............10
Artichokes, two for ..................25
Celery ...... ............5c and for is
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WOOL


St. Louis. Jan. Wool. firm Terri
tory and western mediums, l7dll. fine
mediums, 15017. fne, l2GiA
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PRIVATE WIRES.

Direct connections with an mar
kets. Perfect facilities for crocu-
tlon OF orders in New York and
Boston stocks. chicago grains and
.. Francisco stocks
Accounts carried on conservative
margins.
Loans made on stocka
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-07
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following from
San francisco, on Nevada mining
stocks today:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-07

Ophir, 1.5Od1.55; Mexican. sOaai;
Gould & Curry. ~ bid; Con. Va, 72@74;
Savage 37Q3S; Hale & Norcross, 81
bid, yellow Jacket, IS bid. Belcher. 46
@47; Sierra Nevada. 30GG; Exchequer,
30Q3l. Union 5000; Chollar. p bid
Potosi, II bid.
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GROCERIES.

Layer raisins. per pound .........I5d2s
Honey, pr pound .......................l rs
Beets IN cans. each ...................20
Dill pickles. quart ...................1b
Sour pickles, quart ...............,....20
Popcorn, per pound ..................10
Sugar IA pounds for ..............1.o0
Citron peel, per pound ................a5
Lemon peel. per pound ..........,,....25
Orange peel. per pound ............26
Mincemeat per pound -.,.... is, 90 rs
Sweet cider, per gallon ................eo
I've houiny quart ..........,.........10
Creamery butter. per pound ..........s 5
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Beck Tunnel 400 at Is. 500 az 76, seller
CO., 500 at 1S buyer co. 80 at 20.
Colorado. 800 az 800.
Columbus Con, 100 OF ] fj.
Indian Queen, 100 at H.
Iron Blossom, 100 at 2.21is; $50 at 2i0;
1900 az 2i2i3. 500 az 2.i5
Little Bell, 100 at 2.20; 100 az rs.
Lower Mammoth. 200 at 29A.
May Day. 5000 at %.
Mountain Lake 100 at a.
Prince Con-. 1900 at i52h
Seven Troughs. $500 Al 20ia
Silver King Coalition. 400 at A27is 300
az i25.
silver shield. 400 at 10.
Sioux Con. / 500 At i.S2iA.
Tintic Centennial, 1000 at sN 5000 at
g. buyer go
Uncle Sam. 100 at A., 200 at Az.
Utah Con-. 500 az co. $500 at 1914
Wabash, 100 at i5
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel, 800 at IT.
Black Jack, LOO at 40.
Iron Blossom 600 at 2.42is 200 at 2.40
Lower Mammoth, 500 az g. buyer 50;
500 at PSI.
Little Bell. $50 at gas
Mountain Lake, 200 at "a; 800 at IS,
buyer so
silver Shield. 800 At TO-
Sioux Con-. 1000 at 1856
Tintic Central. ]. 500 at Q: 5000 at or.
Uncle Sam, 200 at as.
Wabash. 100 at 15ia.
pEcA prq,rrr.AsrrOn-
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OMAHA

South Omaha, Jan. 7.--Cattle-Receipts
1900, market steady Western steers,
8.5OG6.50; Texas steers. 3.O0d5.H Il; cows
and heifers, 2.BQ 400; Gamers, 20o4
800, stockers and feeders, 2. 7J06. 20.
calves, S.50d700; bulls and stays, 5000
500
Receipts. l40o market strong
Heavy, $3.50 sos mixed. 5.15nb.S;
lights. 6. 6oa5 %, pigs. s.5Oa5. 81 bulk Of
sales. 5.7Om5.e0.
sheep Receipts. 1900; market 10 TO I6c
higher. Warnings, 6.00dfu 50: wethers. $50
g5.5o; ewes. iooa5.Oo; lambs 6.75@7.75.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. Jan. 7-Cattle-Receipts
5000: market strong 10 Zoe higher.
stockers and feeders 8 &@5.8; bulls,
3.Od5.o;0 calves. 3.5Oa6.00; westerns, 400
$500. western COWS, 2&GA75.
Hogs Receipts l4oo' market steady 20
heavy. .sOQs 06. packers and butchers.
8. s. q 500; lights, 500 80; pigs, 400
b.B
shoep-Receipts. 500: market strong
Muttons, 4.BmB.50; lambs, 6.&n7.70;
range wethers, 4.Ood6.cD; fed ewes, 800
as o.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS.
FRUIT.
NUTS

Almonds, per pound ,.....,.......,.,2 rs
Walnuts per pound ...................2 5
Pecans, per pound ....................2b
Filberts, per pound ...................2
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Col. Mt, Is bid; Booth 2S@sO; Blue
Bull. 1904; Adams. 3 bid; Silver Pick.
lidi2: Nevada Boy. 8 asked. Black
Butte Ext, bid: Blue Bell. 4d5; Dixie,
1 asked; ST. Ives. 20 asked: Conqueror.
bid, Black Rock, 1 asked Lone star
bid; O. Wonder, / asked; ORC. 1904;
Kendall Ext / asked Mayne 2 asked;
Atlanta II bid Smmerone asked :
Empire, bid; Red Top Ext. 6d7; Flor
ence A42iza445; Dheld 3. r. Cons. II
asked; GOldfeld Daisy 81 bid, Comb.
Fraction. 1.25G1.80; CT. BEND Ext, 6
asked ct Bend Annex, 8 asked; B. p.
Bonanza, I, sales: Kewanos, 25@26; Es-
meralda, 2 asked Portland. s bid:
Crackerjack. 566; r. Mohawk 10 bid
Red Hills. Is asked: Mohawk Ext.
bid; l. Dillon, I bid Y. Tiger, 10 bid ;
Grandma. bid: s. p. Ext. i62; Gold
field Con. s.57lA ds60; Dfield Triangle.
3G5: Coming Nation ! asked O. o. D.,
80 bid; Florence Extn.. 7, sales; Gold
Bar. 20 bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills, t.55dt so; Pittsburg
ST. Peak, S1dS7: Eagles Nest s asked .
Hailstone. 1Q2. Hawhide Queen, 90
bid: Rawhide Queen Regent. % asked;
Original Rawhide. 4 bid; Rawhide
Coalition, 59G6O sales.
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WILL SELL

; First National Bank Of ogden, SD.
5QQ Independent Coal sSc.
100 Utah-AriEona Gold a Copper Min
Ing, lie
2 Commercial National Bank. tiN.
100 utah-tdnho Sugar pfd, cx-divi-
dend. $50
100 utah-Idaho Sugar. Com. t3.oS.
1000 Peoples Coal. 0c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
MYSTERY In
TACOMA

TACOMA. Feb. gB.-uy L. P-
The Tacoma police are investigating
the circumstances leading O. the
death. or moro probably she murder
~ an infant and it, mysterious
burial in a vacant i1l some distance
from the residence 81 > y Peterson.
1881 = % 81 MundaY afternoon
- ~ Edal who was present when
the young man buried the child. says
That while be was engaged ia sfad
iuR iols M lhe rglr ~ AR peteraoa'a
pfeprrty, the y0Hhs f.2n ao dld
bot appear 90 be more FhTh II years
Odd stepped 10 MIR Edarn side and
asked hlm % dis a small hole. SAY
ms that ne bad ! aga. lnlanl II 'ha
hospital and that hs Eanted Is burg
a. Edai refused and the young
man seined spade and duK a smai
hold In the soft turf When Il VAS
completed the mysterious stranger
placed the body In Il. covered h wtth
a newspaper and threw the dirt
back On the hole and walked rapidly
away.
The circumstances surrounding
ne death are shfouded IN deep mya-
tefy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
ENDS LIFE
WITH GUN

With a bullet hole through his
head. the body az Frank Roberts,
lahorcr. VAS found In a rom az
the Rlchclieu hotel. at stS oecldcn'
tai av. late yesterday afternoon,
That Roberts committed suicide
IL the opinion OF CITY Detective
Frank Clarke. Police Sergeant
Clarence Carr and Coroner J. C.
Snyder
Roberts was seen with a stranger
AZ the hotel Tuesday night Since
that time the stranger has disap.
peared. although Il is not thought
his Disappearance had any conncc.
ton with Roberts death.
Roberts had lived in Seattle but
a short time, The mans papers
and valuables were found IN the
room By Coroner SNYDER and will
be held pending efforts 60 locate
Roberts relatives The body IL at
the undertaking establishment %
Buttcrworth a Sons
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APPROPRIATION is
FOR BREMERT0N

"Ns ...aroN. FEE. 7s.--py
u. p.--The house ard senate
eonferees today agreed On the
erection o. general store.
house ~ the Brsmertan navy
yard 20 eogt SEQ coo. apprg.
priaslne 10000 10 bsan With.
o,hsr features agreed On are
$4,000 20 build pleF No. Q. $40.
600 for the erection Of a pat.
tern shop, sfs.ooo fer tsso
buildings for Officers quarters
and $4,000 for warrant officers
quarters The house agreed to
the senate amendment appro-
prisilng $4,000 for marine
barracks and $4,000 for eff
GERS quarters at eremerten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
WRECK MAKES BRIDE
OF WEEK A WIDOW

COLFAx. Feb. 25.~- by Y. p
An o. n. a y. extra freight. west.
bound from Granger City TO Una.
tia. was wrecked at Scott. 2s miles
vest 81 Granger City. last night. and
o. v. Bacr. the fireman. Was
crushed TO death beneath the On
CINE. Johnny Roddy. engineer.
escaped injury. The head brake
man was buried in the coal from
the overturned tender. but Was ex-
tricatcd unframed The accident
was caused BY q rock from the
0verhanging cliffs falling on the
track and breaking out a section
II the Outside rail on curve The
engine. followed By ~ freight cars.
plunged down the embankmeut next
the river
Baer was married here Saturday
TO Miss Bessie Barnes. we'll
known Colfax young woman. This
was his first trip since his mar.
rage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
SUSPECTED ASSASSIN is
UNDER ARREST

TACOMA. Feb 20 ny L. p
Raphael Potcato, an Italian. was
arrested here late yesterday sun
pected 81 numbering man In Port.
land IA December The murdered
man. whose name IL not known
here, had railroad ticket from
Portland TO Montana This wnH
taken from his pocket and Potesto
today submitted this Identical ticket
to a passenger conductor on a
Northern Pacific train, who had
been furnished a description Of Il.
potesto declares he got the ticket
OF saloonkeepeg 81 Portland. Pc,
testo rs s2 Years OF age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
WIFE SHOOTS HER
HUSBANDS FRIEND

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. st.-ny
Y. Although Mrs, James W
CochrOne, the wife OF the million,
alrc attorney forfeited her bail
ot $3.50 for shooting her husbands
friend, Mrs l. h Emory. and later
surrendered after a bench warrant
had been issued for her il is init
mated today that Mrs Coehrane
viii not be prosecuted on charge
u assault 20 murder Il II also
announced that a reconciliation be.
tween Cochranc and his wife has
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WOMAN TRIES TO
KILL BETRAYER

SALEM. Ore. Feb. 90 hy Y.
P.---After driving dirk into the
body Of John W. Jones. whom she
accused OF bctFasing her, Miss LA.
Eie kissee Il under arrest today
Jones Il believed to ha fatally
wounded
Jones was indicted al the In.
stance Of the giFl. The court late
yesterday sustained a demurrer he
lntcrposed The giri was in the
court room and. upon hearing the
decision. uttered = Wild cry and.
before anyone could Interfere. AZ.
tackled the man with a knife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
THROWS ACID IN
WOMAN'S FACE

TACOMA, Feb. 25.-hy II. p
Mrs. Martha McFadden. pfoprle-
iress 81 the Grandln apartments.
has been arrested charged with
throwing carboIie acid In the face
~ Mrs Myrtle Eggefs and attempt.
ing 20 murder her. Mrs. Eggers.
who Is but ~ years old. told the
prosecuting attorney Of being held
in durance and subjected to inhu
man treatment BY Mrs McFadden,
who ~ her aunt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
LOVELY!
REMOVE BOYCOTT
ON A.-Y.-p. G.. AND WILL
CONE HERE STRONG.

TOXIC, Feb. 2S.--By u. P.--
Remembering their recent &c
tson IN presenting . resolution
sqainss partieipstion IN the
Alxska Yukon Pacific sxposi.
tion. the Ashikaaa ard kiriu
~esvsrs today esresilsd the res-
olutson and took steps 10 send .
large representation and = great
exhibit 20 the Pacific coast.
The change IN sentiment was
furthsr shown today By = re-
quest ~ the government 10 the
diet sskina . large sEpsnditura
for the Anglo Japanese exhibit
ton nest year, IN which good
will toward Amsries vas az
ureeaed.
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been effected aud thSt no divorce
suit will be- filed
Mrs Emory. who Was shot IN the
hand by Mrs Cochrane, IL az a
local hospital aud il was announced
today by hor surgeon that the
wound. while serious. Is not dan.
Serious. Tho bullet entered the
palm of the hand. severed several
larEe blood yessolb. but did not
break any OF the bones OF the
hand she will be compelled to
remain Ia the hospital, however.
for another week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-25
BIRTH NOTICES.


scott--To the wife Of g. Scott. 1904
f.at0na. Fob. 49, son.
heily-To tie wife Of l.. Rely.
city Feb ~. a SON.
IhOmaH To the wife Of IL Thorn
az. 22Gl Market. Fob - 81 daughter.
Ramaae 10 the wife Of W Ham
age. city. Feb. 49, q son.
Uaseler TO the wife Of o. Hesslcr.
city. Feb a. q daughter
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pEArH NorIcEe.

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