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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-14

then and there.
"Shes wrong about everything of course; never
knew a woman whose conception of the universe
was consistently upside down. But she's diaboli-
Caly clever about it. and she has persuaded herself
that she's sincere | really believe she thinks she's
right. For the rest, must cultivate her. Thank
Heaven, we've both reached the stage where we
don't care what peoples opinions are if only they
don't bore Whatever Grace Warburton may do
she'll do that. I've asked her to come to din
ner Tuesday night"
"Has she the privilege of bringing her smile
along?" l asked without enthusiasm l am never as
enthusiastic Jessca the prospect of guests
possibly because do the marketing and because les
sicas criticism of my efforts is often painful to my
sensitive nature.
Jessica surveyed me disapprovingly. 'T think
can say one or two things that will remove it if she
has it with her., she remarked with conviction. 81
let everything go tonight because this was really no
place to argue" She launched into an animated
monologue Mrs. Warburton's fallacies during
which / succeeded in enjoying a brief but restful
nap. had not yet felt the force of the ladys per-
sonal appeal to the degree Jessica had
Mrs Warburton arrived promptly at eight the fol-
lowing Tuesday evening in gown whose attrac-
tons brought light into world-weary eyes 1t
was one of her good points, hitherto unchronicIed
that she dressed superbly and with sympathetic
understanding of her type We had invited
only one other guest, Jessica remaining firm in her
faith that the occasion warranted a presentation oil
her views as well those of Mrs. Warburton The
fourth member of our little party was a newspaper
editor, rather yellow to his journalism but of
great personal CHARM and with brain whose
strength even Jessica hurnbly acknowledged AS for
me- openly sat at his feet and quoted his opinions
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-14

ition Certain women who like children should be
trained to care for them ALL she says leaving their
mothers not thus determined to the task free to
enter the and professions If they choose. She
thinks too, that should not wait to be wooed
They should go a-wooing if they to. According
TO her theory, for example, shrinking maidenly
modesty should prevent me from asking you here
and to"
But with a gup of alarm young Grifing had fed
leaving train of suffered in his wake Sub
sequently l caught sight of him lurking in the
shadows of the outer hail. from which safe shelter he
made frantic signals to his mother, conveying his
flia readiness escort her home To such of these
she that strOng-minded lady made
spouse. Once during her ponderous passages
through the rooms she stopped for few words with
shoulder glimpse of her sons white, stricken face
turned on from afar. knew he imagined l
asking her for his hand and the reflection led me
to prolong the interview TO degree which evidently
caused Mrs Griffing much surprise and qualification.
learned incidentally several interesting facts about
Mrs Warburton. She widow, and childess-
condition in which the loyal soul of Mrs.
Grifing seemed vaguely to see a providentia hand.
"Her husband didn't live long" explained Mrs.
Grifing, simply. my son thinks she killed him with
her ideas, but of course it wasn't anything she did
it was pneumonia"
She drifted away after this handsome vndication
of her friend; and with sudden realization that the
night was advanced | again sought Jessica. | found
her wearing the expression OF aerness her face takes
on only when she is intensely interested
She's really worth while" she conceded dropping
on convenient divan, tuckng a small cushion COM
fortably behind her back, and pulling down beside
her with the obvious intention OF talking it all
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T was at one of Henrietta. Twombley's recep-s
tons that Jessica and l were privileged Tor
the first time, to gaze upon the intellectual
countenance of Mrs. Warburton and to listen
Z hat fell suaNelN
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-12

the fact that he has been dicker-
ing with the Republicans. 1t
would have been far-fetched had
he sent such bosh to Democrats
but to send out such letters pro-
miscuously, as he calls it, is with
out precedent, so far as | can
learn. AS only Republicans re-
ceived his letters here, | guess
he meant by saying he sent them
promiscaously, that he sent them
to Republicans.
In his article, he says that he
heard that on my way to the
! congressional convention at
Wrightsville on July 21st | was
sowing broadcast the report that
he had written letters to Repub-
llcans soliciting their support. |
deny the charge. | was ashamed
Of the fact that after being hon
oyed by the Democracy of Robe.
son county as he had, that for
the sake of remaining in Office
he would resort to such a meth.
cd. | only mentioned the matte,
to two men. | was ostioneC
b. three or four others at val )us
times, but during my trip to
Wrightsville, if the matter was
mentioned at all l do not recall
it. | hope the matter is thor
oughly understood, and this con
tcoversy ended. | have only
stated facts, and have refraine'
from using such epithets as Mr.
Humphrey employed.
> NJ. L. Marley.
Lumber Bridge, N. C.
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Raft Swamp News Notes Death
of a Young Girl.
Correspondence CT The kobescnian.

Correspondence CT The kobescnian.
Lumberton, r. F. D. 6. Sept 6.
Picking cotton seems to be the
order of the day with some of
our farmers.
Mr.. w. L. Parhan Of Raeford,
spent Sunday here with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Parham.
Miss Carrie Parham spent part
of last week visiting relctives on
Back Swamp. Mr.. Charlie John
son and daughter. Miss Ruth, of
St. Paul, attended church here
Sunday. Mr.. Thad Johnson, of
Fairmont, visited friends here
Sunday.-Mr. C. Bullock, of
Laurinburg, whose wife died
some time ago, is visiting his
parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. H,
r. Bullock. Mrs. D. J. Bullock
and little son, Percy, after spend
ing some time here visiting rela-
tives, returned to their home ir
Charleston, S. c., last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. l.. Townsend
visited Mrs. Townsend's sister,
Mrs. W. j. Cain, near White
Oak, Baden county, last week
Mr.. ]. T. Culbreth had the
misfortune of losing a fine mule
last Sunday.
Rev. ]. M. Fleming filled his
regular appointments here Satur
day and Sunday, to the deligh
of his many friends.
Happy Jack" is up on pit
stories but Jenny Lynn" heart
one not long ago. We heard
young man say his father bough
pig and it's nose-well, w
don't know how long it was, bu
it measured several inches, 70
he said the pig could drink s)op
from a jug. Come again, Hap
py Jack"
Sorry to report the serious IL
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Caldwell ( Carlyle Es%ie 1ss''i n {:
Republican Convention Called.

The Republicans and Independent
voters of Robson county are hereby
requested to meet at their respective
voting places On Saturday, the 18th
day of Sept. 1910. at O'Clock 2. NJ,
and appoint delegates to attend the
county convention which is called to
meet at the urt muse in Lumberton
on Tuesday, the Goth day of Sept. 1910,
at II O'Clock a. m, for tn e
purpose of no m n I 6
candidates for members Of the Legis-
lature and the various county Offices.
A full delegation from each precinct
is requested. Done by order or the COM
mittee. S. A. Edmund. Chm.
9-S-3t.
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Lumber Bridge, N. c.,
Sent e 1910

Sept. 6, 1910.
Mr.. M. L. Marley:
Dear Slr:-Iam not politician.
and have no axe to grind, but
believe in fair play. | have read
with interest a communication in
TheRobesonian written by Mr.. W.
H. Humphrey, branding as a liar
and political cut-throat the indi-
vidual who circulated the report
that he for the sake of retaining
his Office had made overtures to
the Republicans. | also read
with int cest your reply to same,
in which you mentioned a COR
versation you had with Mr.. -
". Conoly; also Mr.. Humphreys
reply to your letter in which the
facts were suppressed. In order
that the readers of The Robe
sonian may not be misled by any
perversions, | of my own accord
hereby make affidavit to the fol.
lowing, viz: On or about August
list, 1910, | heard Mr.. j. w.
Conoly tell you that Mr.. Humph.
rey asked him (Mr. Conoly) tt
see his Republican friends, ane
ask them if they would support
him. Mr.. Conoly said he wen
to Lumber Bridge, had a tall
with Mr.. j. w. Hall and told hin
what Mr.. Humphrey had said
and Mr.. Hall said he would no
support him and that he Como
ly) let the matter drop.
Very Respt.
G. H. Howard
/ Subscribed and sworn to befor,
me this 9Th day Of September
1910. J. T. Bynum,
9-12-1t. Notary Public
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ness of the little child of Mr..
Tom Mclean.
On last Wednesday morning
the death angel passed over the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. X.
Prevatt and took from their
midst their little daughter, Sallie,
aged six years, after suffering
only few short days with that
dreaded disease diphtneria.
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OUT BARKER'S WAY.
Protracted Meeting-Missionary
Society Meeting Mule and
a Buggy for Certainly-Per-

Correspondence Of The Robesonian.
Lumberton, r. F. D. g., Sept.
5.~Mr. Dennis Bullock and
daughters, Misses Ida and Cora,
visited relatives in this section
last week. Miss Effie Harrell Of
Rozier, visited relatives in this
vicinity last week. Mrs. Dance
Lewis, of GAINESVILLE, visited her
brother and step-daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Ward, Friday.
We are glad to report Master
Lee Townsend, who has been
sick for some time, greatly i'm
proved.
Mr.. Simpson A. Humphrey. of
Drum, visited relatives and
attended the meeting at Saddle
Tree the first Of last week.
The protracted meeting a t
Saddle Tree, conducted by Rev.
]. P. Hedgpeth. assisted by Rev.
Mr.. Hendrick Gf we mistake not,
of Greensboro, resulted in the
restoration of one member, with
perhaps more to join later.
We tried to say the missionary
society which will meet in Lum-
berton the 18TH and 10Th of Sep
TENDER, but If we didn't say
that you will have to take old
Webster's advice and try to
correct the mistakes of the ignor.
ant.
Mrs. Mary Eliza M'White is
spending some days at the home
of Mr.. J. B. Humphrey.
Miss Caroline Campbell has
gone to Fayetteville to see Mrs.
Shaw and daughter, who are ir
a hospital there. Their many
friends wish for them a speedy
recovery to perfect health.
Mr.. John McRae, who has beer
helping to complete Mr.. w. J
McPhail's house (which has beer
under way Of construction 70
some time) and his little son
Charlie, returned to their hon''
near Maxton Friday. MissCalli
Prevatt, Of Buie. spent last weel
in this section. Mrs. Mary Smitl
and daughter. Miss. Lucy, of Lum
berton, visited relatives in thi
section Saturday and Sunday
Among those who attended tn
meeting last week from a dis
lance were Mr.. J. T. Biggs an
family. of Lumberton; Mr.. an
Mrs. Thomas Bailey and littl
child and Mr.. Reuben Rozier, MI
Walter Rozier and two sister
Misses Emma and Fannie, an
many others too numerous I
mention
How about the fellow with h:
motor buggy who wanted to ca
on his girl and couldn't, becaus
the water was too high. thong
she was just on the ether side
Come with a mule and bugg
next time and you can cross o.
er.
Miss Nida Evans is visitin
her sister, Mrs. W. A. Jenkin
of Bankers. Mr.. Sanford Jel
kins goes to Durham to ent.
Trinity High School next weel
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Robson County i' 'i'e ~ pei '0i o0oi
Mary Jane Moore
VS..
Oscar Moore
NOTICE.

The defendant above named will take
notice that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superior
Court of Robson County for the pur-
pose Of obtaining a divorce from the
bonds Of matrimony existing between
the plaintiff and defend ant; and said
defendant will further take notice that
he is required to appear at the term of
the superior court of SAID county to be
held on the 4th Monday after the LIST
Monday in Sept. I910Qt being 3rd dayIof
October, l910)at the court house OF said
county at Lumbe rton, North Carolina
and answer or derl III to the complaint
of the plaintiff in said action or the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in said complaint.
Witness my hand this 25th day of
August. 1910. W. H. Humphrey,
Clerk of the Superior Court.
Wishart, Britt & Britt. Attys.
9-5-4 mon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-15
Legal Notices

~>>~~~~~~~-~~~~-e~~~
IN PROBATE.-In the Superior
Court of the state of Washington
In and for the County of Pierce
l.. In the matter of Sarah A. Reach,
deceased.
L This cause came on to be heard
this 18th day of November, A. d.
1910, on the petition of H. r. Mar
tin, claimant to the said estate, and
| it appearing to the Court from the
records on file In the action that
the administrator, w. l.. Sachse, has
| filed his final account and the same
has been allowed, and that said
estate is now in a condition to be
closed and is ready for distribution
of the residue among the persons
entitled by law thereto, and Ii APP
pearing to the Court that said petit
tion sets forth facts sufficient &c
authorize a distribution of the resi-
ldue of said estate:
1t is therefore ordered by tho
fCourt that all persons interested In
1.-THE estate of said Sarah A. Reach
said Superior Court of Pierce Coun-
Ity, State of Washington, at the
Court Room of the Probate Depart
ment of said Court in Tacoma on tho
the hour OF 10 o'clock A. M. of sale
day, then and there to show cause
why an order of distribution should
not be made of the residue of said
estate among the heirs and persons
in said petition mentioned, accord
Ing to law.
It is further ordered, that a copy
of this order be posted in three of
the most public places in Pierce
County, for a period of four week
prior to said hearing and published
once week for four consecutive
weeks before the said 18th day OF
December, 1910, in the Tacoma
Times, a newspaper printed and pub
lished in said Pierce County anc
of general circulation therein.
= Done in open Court this 18th day
of November. a: p 1910:
w. o CHAPMAN.
Judge.
RAY & DENNIS,
Attys. for Petitioner.
b26-7 California Bldg. Tacoma, WIN.
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For Sale, Real Estate
BIG SNAP

We have Just received word from
an eastern owner to sell two beau
tiful lots on the upper side of So.
Yakima ave. lying next south of res-
idence. No. 1908, for the best Offes
We can get. Here is your opportun!
ity. This owner has got to have
some money quick. and has in
instructed us to sell at once regard-
less of price. We can make some
terms If necessary providing about
half is paid in cask. Street paved,
cement walks These lots command
fine marine and mountain view
and within walking distance in this
heart of the city. Look at tho lots
and sec us at once. This il no fake.
We arc going to sell.
III. II. RITZ g. CO., 5O4 California Bid.
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Business Chances
Hotels, Rooming Houses
and Business Chances
for Sale.
REsTAURANT SPECIAL

RESTAURANT SPECIAL
Al restaurant with best of trade
and a money-maker; has more than
paid for itself i'm the past year. VIII
consider exchange for good real es-
tate or will sell on good terms.
A BEAUTY
65 rooms, everything brand new
and up-to-date; good lease, with ex-
ceptionaly low rent, and 1t only
takes $500 in cash down to handle
this.
2s ROOMS TRANSIENT
On Pacific ave. This is a money
be bought now for $1,000. Ask us
about this one.
SOME LITTLE BEAUTIES
Z rooms on ID ST., only........$ 325
Z rooms on Il st. for. 375
rooms on Il St, inc. piano. -. 1000
rooms on 18th st a dandy. LOO
10 rooms on e ST., near 11th... $50
BAKERY
Stock and fixtures, including 3
horses, 3 wagons and harnesses do
Ing a business of about $500 per
month; long lease and low rent. This
is a crack-a- jack proposition and a
good money maker for one who un-
derstands the business. Price only
$4,000, on very easy terms. owner
is sick and unable to handle the
business is the only reason for Of
fering this for sale.
LISTEN
5000 n month clear profit on an
Investment of only $1,000 cash and
balance can be paid out of earnings
This is rafting good proposition
for some man who is a hustler and
understands business, but unless you
have the money for list payment
don't waste your time and ours.
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Tacoma Real Estate
Agency
1904 Bernice Bldg.
HOGS Pacific Ave.
r. II. Goodkind Co.'s
Partial List of Rooming
Houses and Business
Chances
800 BANKERS TRUST BLDG.
MAIN 1895: A374l.
CLASSY TRANSIENT HnJrGE


81 rooms. elegantly furnished;
dandy location; rent $265, including
steam heat; 5-year lease. Guaran-
teed profits over 5000 month. Price
$4,000, one half cash, balance rea-
sonable terms. If you are looking
for swell house, this is it.
STEADY AND TRANSIENT HOUSE
Located blocks from Pacific
ave; AZ rooms; rent $3.50 month.
Clearing 500 month. Price $1,40O;
READ CAREFULLY-NO MISPRINT
We have sold this 20-room house
Tor $l,6OO. owner very i'll and says
sell for 5000 and give terms If nee
house; shows a net profit of 500
month. Rent $50.
SPECIAL FOR A FEW DAYS
II rooms, furnace heat, fine loca-
ton; rent 500 month; good furni-
ture; clears SIS month above eX-
penses. If sold this week will take
$1,000 Terms, $500 cash balance
on terms to suit.
SMALL HOUSES
Nine rooms, nicely furnished; rent
$50 month. You can have your liv-
ling room and stlll clear $40 over
expenses. Price, $3.50.
Seven rooms, good furniture; rent
$22 month. Price, 5000; terms, 800
rent when you can get your living
rooms free and little money over?
SMALL PACIFIC AVE. HOUSE
Five rooms, elegantly furnished.
rent $40, lease. Price $500. If you
are looking for a nice flat, this is It.
PACIFIC AVENUE SALOON
We have one of the best paying
saloons on Pacific avenue. The rent
viii practically not stand you any
thing. If you will invest $4,000 we
can put you in possession of one of
the best paying saloons in Tacoma
GROCERY BUSINESS
Stock will invoice about $1,000;
fixtures, horse, wagon, etc, 5000;
rent $25; lease; sales s65 day. VIII
lump for $500 or invoice.
Doing business of $40 a day;
rent SIS; lease Price $500; one-half
cash, balance to suit.
DIEING AND CLEANING ESTAB-
LISHMENT
We have a proposition of this
over $3.50 a month and we are not
asking one dollar for the business.
The value is right there in the ma
chinery, etc. Call at our office for
all details and you will find 1t well
worth your time in investigating.
We also have a smaller PROPOSE
ton in that line that can be handled
for $3.50; showing a profit of $25
weekly.
BILLIARD PARLOR AND BOWL
ING ALLEY
Located in the best town In the
northwest. This place has cleared
5000 to $500 during the summer and
$500 during winter months. Limited
space prevents us going into full de-
tails, but If you have $1,000 to in
a fine paying proposition. Get busy.
This will sell quickly.
REMEMBER: Goodkind has the
bargains. See our complete list.
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FIDELITY TRANSFER e. STORAGE
co. Large trucks. furniture vans
and baggage wagons; 6-day- storage
free on baggage;> piano hosting,
ave, opposite n. p. depot Phones:
Main SO. A 1897.
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For Sale, Real Estate
Dandy 4O-Acre Farm

$4,000, half cash, buys one of the
ty
20 acres excellent soil in cultiva-
ton; $1,000 worth of timer; best c.
room house in community; also
barn, fruit house, root house and
chicken houses and yards for l.
600 chickens; 100 fruit trees, bear
ng; location on best of county roads,
creamery and r. F. ID
A. HI. Barnhisel Co.
422 California Bldg. M. 1900
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IF YOU want your stove repaired
call NJ. 2058. 1117 So. 11th.
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Business Directory
Towel Supplies
Transfer Companies

TAG. TOILET SUP. CO., s42 Com
A 1855. M. 265. Excellent service
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For Sale, Real Estate
FOR SALE BY OWNER

Two lots for $500; terms $40 cash
and $40 per month, on Tacoma ave,
near 65th st. s., 8 blocks from car
line; city water and electric lights.
Call at 401 Chamber of Commerce
Bldg.
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Personal

CANCERS cured without knife oz
plaster; consultation free. 7o1 So
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Wanted

$1,000 private money for building
purposes, on first-class real estate
security. VIII pay per cent; no
commission Address 700. car. Times
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DONT'T MISS THIS BIG SNAP

Two lots, above grade, improve
ments all in and paid; z4x40 house
with materials to finish inside; 20
min. to 18th ST., $3.50, cut to $1150
II sold in 10 days. Easy terms. Ex-
elusive sale. Car blocks,
DRAGGOO DAVIDSON co.
sos California Bldg. Phone NJ 1861
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IzfR9 WA TTISA Are You Reading the Times Want Ads
NTVMN0 Are You Making Money Doing
&sG@AA0S9 &ATcm Your
RATES FOR CLASSI-
FLED WANT" AID
REFRESHMENTS

One cent a word, &c per line each
insertion for all lines of business.
Four insertions for the price of
three.
No advertisement taken for less
than 10 cents each insertion.
All mail orders must be accom-
panied with the cash.
THE TIMES is TACOMA'S ONLY
INDEPENDENTS NEWSPAPER.
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Signs
Stove Repairing

.r>~->>-~>~~>>~>cs~~ -.-cs~>~-r.Nsr.>~s~->>'-
Robertson & Wiley, 1905 jeff. M.690S
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Help Wanted-Male

WANTED - First-class all-around
salesman, experienced in handling
furniture, rugs, hardware, etc. Po-
sitton In city of $4,000. Good sal
airy, 800. Pacific Coast Service Co.,
701 Fidelity Bldg.
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Wanted to Buy

WANTED
Money to loan. I will guarantees
~ per cent and no expense to you
l. p. Roberts Loan a Investment Co
los 30. 9th.
5 dozen young hens. j. ". Prov,
2721 Hosmer 1t.
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Position Wanted
Furnished Rooms

HOTEL ANGELES. 1ff3M So. c. A
few largo rooms, each suitable
for two gentlemen also transient
rooms.
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Wanted. gentleman TO Join me in
establishing pool room and bowling
alley in Tacoma. i have tables and
alleys. Small amount capital re-
quired. Address Box 1909, care
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WANTED--A man for steady work
Will pay part cash and part real
estate. Apply GIG No. l. st. Phone
NJ 656S.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
SPOKANE MEN MAY BUY
VALUABLE LEAD MINES

ELY, New, Oct. 21.-The st. Law
renee Mining company az Shoshone,
which is said to control one of the
largest lead deposits in Nevada, is
quite likely to be taken over by a
syndicate composed of wealthy Spo-
kane capitalists.
Fred Burbridge, consulting engineer
for a coterie of millionaire mining mes
at Spokane, has returned from Sho-
shone, where he spent three days at
the properties of the ST. Lawrence e
company. He took numerous samples
from the different workings of that
corporation, and upon his return will
have the ore assayed.
time to measuring up the ore tonnage
opened up on the st. Lawrence min s
as result of three years Of develop
ment work.
Orsen Hudson, the former superin-
tendent OF the st. Lawrence accom-
panied the Spokane expert on his in
specLlOn trip to Shoshone He showed
Mr.. Burbrdge where the company
had centered its enegries, and gave
him othcr information that will be of
value ir preparing a report.
Upon his return to Spokane Mr.
BurbTidge win prepare a report to TIE
people which he represents, and will
cover the result of his observations in
detail. If a favorable report is pre-
sented the Spokane capitalists intend
TO make oVertures for the purchase OF
the st. Lawrence mines,