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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-23

First publication April .. 1910 last
Apris 30. 1910.
SALE OF STATE TAX LANDS.
sTATEAOF MICHIGAN,
Anaitor Generals Department.
Lansing, April i.5iai0.
I NOTICE il hereby given that certain
lands situated In the County Of lion.
bid OF 10 the State for taxes Of 1906
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-23

Edwin Q Adams Mildred +. Adams
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-23
HOTEL GRISWOLD.
ss sbasR, Esyas A slssEI Detroit Mich
POSTAL HOTEL CO
FEED POSTAL Pres, A Ne
s5oo 900 Bens EKpsndd Furnhinsl and

Club Breakfast
IS Cents and up
Luncheon 50 Cents
Table O. tiOte
Dinner. rs Cents,
Also Service
ale Carte.
TO 400 Per Day
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-24
C~ultiVating Alfalfa

Growing alfalfa seed from separately
cultivated plants instead of from a
thick-rooted field, is something out Of
the ordinary, at least. S, N. Hart has
experimental in that direction on his
place. formerly the Dan Saunders
property, southeast of Bishop. and in
forms us that he harvests a yield Of
about four times as much per acre as
the ordinary crop gathered from a hay
field.
Mr.. Hart has his plants set in hills
about three feet apart and a little more
than that between rows. The uncover
ed ground is cultivated as for other
crops, and the plants respond to the
treatment by heaxy production of bloom
and seed.
The method is new to us. and may be
equally so to many others. Raising seed
with such good crops assured, ought to
be a profitable industry.-Bishop Regis
FER
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-24
Nevada State News

The Reveille says the payroll in
Austin this month will be close to $685.
900.
Another stage line has been put on
between Battle Mountain and Kimberly
and is operated by Charles Lambert.
A. t. Carter, who was on trial last
week on a charge Of assault with intent
to rob a Seven Troughs ~saloonmsn, was
convicted and sentenced to serve IA
years in the Nevada penitentiary. The
sentence was fixed by Judge French OF
Fallon. Carter was engaged in the in
surance business in Winnemucca before
he committed the crime.
Saturday afternoon Judge Somers
sentenced George Gibson, Goldield's
tough citizen, to IA years in the peni-
Tertiary for an assault with intent to
kill Deputy Sheriff Catalan. In SEN
fencing Gibson Judge Somers scored
him and denounced him as a coward
because he habitually carried a gun.
Gibson said ''much Obliged" when
Judge Somers gaye him the limit in the
nan
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-24
NEW TO DAY.
TO Whom It May COnCGTn

Notice is hereby given to the public, warn
ing the same that the so-called Julia mine
and Julia No. 2, known and recorded as the
julio mine, Julio mine No.. Julio mine is re-
corded in book b. page 166 of Hamilton Min
ing District and in book 6, pages 3, 331, 2. in
Ely, White Pine County. Julio No. 2 is
recorded in book b, pages 80, Isl in Hamil-
ton Mining District and in book 5, page 6iS
in Ely, White Pine County. Julia No. 3 is
recorded in book c, pages 134, 135 in Hamil-
ton Mining District and in book 10. pages 1874,
5, in Ely. White Pine County. Julia No. A
is recorded in book G., pages 136, 1877. in
Hamilton Mining District and in book 16,
page 1876 in Ely, White Pint County. Eagle
mine is recorded in book b, pages 166, 167 in
Hamilton Mining District and in book 6,
page 1913 in Ely, White Pine County.
The Roosevelt Amended Location Notice is
recorded in pooh ID, page 1913 in Hamilton
Mining District and in book so, page II in
Ely, White Pine County. The Roosevelt as
sessment work done in 1905 is recorded in
book b, page l01 Of record. The 1908 assess
ment work is recorded In book b, page 100 Of
record. The 1909 assessment work is recorded
in book g. page 20 Of record work.
The Dino mint was located by Joe Ca
dolla July IA, 1902, recorded February 6,
1904 in book Ii, page 1856 in Hamilton Mining
District. Set posts April Z, 1905, done the
work about $50 feet outside of the claim, and
Roosevelt mine August %, 1904. by
JOHN NJ. SlGN0RELLI,
| Eureka, Nevada, December 10, 1910.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-24
Yerington Left $3oo,o 900 Estate

The will of the late Henry Marvin
Yerington, ore of the Nevada pioneers,
and who for many years was associated
with d. o. Mills. has been probated at
Carson without protest, and a division
of the estate, valued at approximately
$500, 600, will be made to the heirs as
soon as an appraisement is made. The
will was drawn three years ago, and,
besides giving the home estate in Car
son to the widow and $4,000 life in
surance to the daughter, bequeathes
the balance in equal parts to the widow.
daughter and three sons. One son
who had received financial assistance
during the testator's life, was left $2500.
The estate owns a one-third interest in
the Virginia & Truckee Railroad Com
pany, the water system supplying Car
son, and bonds and bank stock in San
Francisco.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-24
Playing A Safe Game

He may have meant to be polite. but
there can be no question that he actually
did a very rude thing. He was a French
man. riding in a street car. Two women
entered. and, seeing no seats. stood.
The gentleman who sat neal them arose,
removed his hat. and said, II give my
seat to the elder of these two ladies'"
Neither made a move to take the seat.
but each glanced at the other in q
naughty manner, as much as to say.
"Sit down, madam"
"Is neither madame" said the
Frenchman. bowling to one lady, "nor
madame" bowling to the other, "the
elder? Then l shall have to resume my
seat."-Youth's Companion.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-24
Valuable New Grain Discovered

Denver, Colorado. Dec. 21.-Accord-
ing to Prof. B. O. Buffum formerly of
the Colorado Agricultural College, and
now in charge of the Worland expert.
mental farm in the Big Horn basin IN
Wyoming, a new cattle feeding grain
has been developed at the Wyoming
farm after four years experimenting.
The grain, which is a cross between the
Russian spelt and American wheat. is
called ommer. 1t is said to be drought
resisting. adapted to irrigated or arid
soil. and capable Of giving a yield of
from 80 to 100 bushels to the acre.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-24
LOST

One Colts double action, silver mounted ~
%volver. A liberal reward will be paid Tor WV
return Of the same to the SESrlsSL once
to w. H.. Sweeney.
Eureka, Nevada, November II, lgio
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-24
Carson's Inaugural Ball

The citizens of Carson have arranged
to have the inaugural ball for Governor
T. l.. Oddie on the evening of Friday,
January 20. and have appointed a com.
mittee consisting of R. K. Colcord, Gov
ernor d. S. Dickerson, Jewett Adams,
J. G. Sweeney, E. E. Roberts, Joseph
F~arnsworth, James Yerington and Wills
Brougher to make arrangements for the
party. They plan to make it the finest
inaugural ball aver held in Carson City,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-24
WARNING

All persons are hereby mott
fed that any one caught violat-
ing the Act of March "a, 1909,
prohibiting gambling, will be
prosecuted to the full extent of
the law. M. MAHoNEY,
Sheriff Of Eureka County.
Eureka, New, Dec. 16, 1910.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-24
OFFICIAL COUNT Of
THE STATE ELECTION
Supreme Court Declares Joe 10.
sephs Elected Supreme Court
Clerk by Eleven Votes

Carson City. New, Dec. 19.-The Of
fetal returns of the State election held
ia November wers canvassed to-day by
the Supreme Court and resulted in no
particular change in the vote as au-
nounced aud tabulated by counties.
There was a change in Churchill Coun-
ty which gave Douglass a gain OF 125
aud Con Ahern a gain of 100, but in
neither case was the gain sufficient to
change the result. The mistake was
one of addition.
Pahrump. Lincoln County, was the
only precinct to fail to make returns
and already the offending owner of the
polling place has been punished.
The most significant feature of the
returns is in the fact that Joe Josephs
was elected CLERK of the Supreme Court
by a lead of IL votes over ]. w. Legate.
George Springmeyer was defeated by
Cleveland III. Baker by 60 votes. 1t is
possible that a contest may be insti-
tuted, but not probable.
Con Ahern was beaten by Charlie
Deadly by nearly 400 votes.
The votes received by the candidates
aud certified as off ,ial by the Court are
as follows:
United States Senator-Harris, Jud,
socialist, 1859; Nixon, George s., re-
publican, 9779; Pittmau, Key. demo-
cratic, 1924.
For Representative Ia Congress-Mil-
Ter. Ashley Grant, socialist. 2409;
Roberts. E. E.. republican, 10,066;
Sprague. Charles s., democratic, 1858.
For Governor-Dickerson. D.. s,
democratic, s798; Gegax. Henry F..
socialist, 1893; Oddie, Tasker L., re-
publican, 10,435.
For Lieutenant Governor-Easton,
William, republican. S4S6; Ross. Gil
bert O., democratic, 9729; Wall, Francis
NJ, socialist, 1887.
For Justice of the Supreme Court
Norcross. f. H., republican, 14,726.
For Secretary of State-Brodigan,
George, democratic, 10, 52S; Douglass,
w. G., republican, 1857.
For State Treasurer-McMillan Will
lam, republican. 10.041; Ryan. David
NJ, democratic, GAL.
For State Controller-Davis Sam P,
democratic, 926S; Eggers, Jacob. re.
publican, 1888.
For Surveyor General-Ahern, Con.
A.. republican, 1854; Deadly, Charles
L., democratic, $3.50.
For Attorney General-Baker, Cleve-
land H., democratic, 9773; Spring
meyer, George. republican, 970S.
For Clerk of Supreme Court-Josephs.
Joe. democratic, 1928; Lagate. John
W., republican, 9517.
For Superintendent of State Printing
Booth, W. W., republican. S640;
F~Arnsworth. Joe. democratic. 10.e62.
For Superintendent of Public Instruc.
tion-Bray, John Edwards. democratic
and independent. 10.157; Smith,
Dwight T., republican, 1867.
For Inspector of Mines-Ryan, Ed
ward. democratic 9952; Watson. @. E.,
republican, 9392.
For Regent State University (Long
Term)-Fisk, Sheridan L., socialist, 3403;
Henderson. Charles B democratic. H.
$40; Reid, H. E. republican. 10.987;
Reeves, John W., socialist, 1888.
For Regent State University (Short
Term)-O'Brien, James W., republican,
10, 533.
Constitutional Amendment - For,
1891; against, 2S70.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-24

County Of Eureka.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-24
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I.o. II. German, County Auditor In and for
reka County, Nevada. do hereby certify that the
foregoing is . true and correct list Of all delin-
qrencies on the Tax Roll OF said County and State
for the year 1910. where the delinquent tar. ex.
elusive OF poll taxes and pen alties, exceeds the
sum Of three hundred dollars; tn st I have this
day deposited with the District and Prosecuting
Attorney In and for said County and State . duly
certified copy of said list. and that unless the de-
linquent taxes therein specified are paid to the
County Treasurer - e~x-ofncio Tax Receiver. with
in twenty days from the publication ofthis notice.
action will be commenced by the said District and
Prosecuting Attorney for the collection Of said
taxes and costs.
Given under my hand and official seal, this l4th
day NJ December, A. D., 1910.
lssALl c. II. GORMAN,
Auditor in and for Eureka County. Nevada.
Date OF publication December II, 1910.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-24
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAX

Eureka windfsll Mining Company
Personal property. Mine and Mill ma
chinery. engines, trans. tanks. cars,
tools, etc. situated at the windfail
Mine in Secret Canyon. Eureka Coun-
ty. Nsvsds. vsiue s2O.OOo.Oo
Improvements. shaft house. ore g
house. Offices. bunk house and dwell
lings. boarding house and niii build
ings, situated at mine In Secret Can
yon. Eureka County, Me- ada, value. 10000
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-12-24
Teachers Examination

Notice is hereby given that the County
Board of Examination will hold its first semi
annual examination for teachers certi6-
Gates in the School Horse in Eureka. Nevada,
on January 9, 10 and IL, 1911.
A. b. LIGHTFooT,
Deputy District Supt. of Public Schools.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15

and 33 to comprise School Dist riot
No. 3.
(Siened) r. A. Rerkner, chairman
pro tenn,
John Maxwell,
Fred b. Purdy. county
superintendent.
The following bills were audited
and allowed ani warrants drawn for
the same:
John Maxwell, service as
county commissioner per
diem and milage. "a 90
r. A.. Berkner, service as
county commissioner per
diem and milage II 40
Board adjourned to June 30, 1910.
CHAs. MCWATEKs,
County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15

GRAVITY County Review, o nc
ial printing ...... l6 Is
w. w. Downie, official print
'hR -'. o. w
Francis A. Odds, nurse for
Mrs. Dunlap, insane. 10 90
w. w. Mount, service as
game warden =. ........ 48 IS
Application of Allette Peterson for
a loan Of 81 $50 90 Of the permanent
school fund on lots 81, section 30,
township l2l aud range SO, and the
h! Of Sci Of section 25, township l2l,
range 81, was approved.
Application Of q. p. MOllberg for a
loan Of 81. 500 90 Of the permanent
school fund Oh the s! OF WI, NJ Of
SW4, and lots 3 and 4 section 4, and
the NEl Of Sch Of section s., all in
township l2O, range 81, was approved.
Application OF Hans o. Running
for u loan Of 800. 90 Of the permanent
school fund on the SW4 OF section 4,
township III, range so, was approved.
Application Of VIM. Boice for an
extension of tive years Oh Loan No
LOT, Oh tie +! Of SW4, W. OF NW4
Of SM4 OF section p, township l2O,
range 81, was granted.
An abatement Of 81. l8 was granted
w 4. Kruger on household furniture,
he having filed all affidavit that he
did not have household furniture In
the city of Milbank for the year 1907.
A refund OF ISL SO paid by &. G.
MiddlebrOOk for William Walters OH
Tie SW4 OF section &. SET OF NW4
and lots 3, 1. and 5, section &, town.
ship l2O, range ST, the same should
have been paid in Lura township, and
tile treasurer Is instructed to open up
the tax on the above named descrip.
ton.
In the matter. of the petit ion OF
John Backlund ami others for the
division Of Stockholm School District
No. 2 into two school districts:
WHEREAS, = majority Of tile votes
cast At au election held OIL the second
Tuesday In March, 1910, we're In
favor Of division OF Stockholm School
District No. 2 o. Grant county, and
said petition and poll book Of said
election are now Oh tile Will, the
county auditor and 1t appears that
their proceedings tor tie division Of
said district we're regular aud tlse
hoard OF county commissioners AMI
county superintendent telling fully
advised III the premises a. his regular
April meeting OF tie board.
1t is ordered that said district 10
end The same hereby Is divided In &C.
cordance with tn. return OF said
petition and election. Sections !, S.
q, 7, 8, 9, l6, II, 10, to compriss
stockholm School District No. 2. and
sections 10. 20, q, %, 20, 30, 81, 80
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
Commissioner Proceedings
Milbank, s. OAK, Tuesday, April
9Th. 1910

Board of County COMMISSIONS rs
met on the above date In regular
session, with tile following members
present; r A. Berkner, Chairman
pro tenn and Jonn Maxwell.
The Board met with tile Assessors
of the different precincts Of the coun-
ty. for a conference and different
views on the assessment OF real and
personal property.
The following motion was made
aud seconded: That the County Com
mis,ioners and County a 1t +
eQuallze the Assessment CT the diff
ferent townships as they see best,
and the assessors to use the following
schedule:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
Franz wendland, post Office

Franz Wendland, post Office
box rent IS
Grant County Telephone Co
phone rent aud tolls to
court house and jail...... IL O5
Brown & Saenger supplies to
county 35 50
Insanity report Of s 5. LOcktart
vas approved.
A refund Of $29. 81 was granted
Gold Bros. Security Co the same
having been paid on the wrong des-
cription in Troy township.
Board adjourned t. Thu rSday. April
7th, 1910.
CHAs. CWATERs,
County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15

49,. UCOOA ~ " POJ C0IV
All other property not enumerated
shove to be assessed at one third of
~ aCtnal value.
The meeting Of the assessors then
adjourned.
Minutes OF the last regular meet
Inn and the adjourned meeting Of
March 8, 1910, were read and ap-
proved - read.
The following bills for which war
qnts were drawn, were audited and
Snneov4d:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15

Town lots to be assessed at one
third cash value, Personal property
"a ~ assessed as follows:
HOraee class, A, SIS 90 average
Horses class, b, IS 90
stations 20 time service fees
CATTLE class, A, I 90
O1ttlo GLASS, B, 10 90
Cettio class, G, Is 90
Mules aud Asses IS 90
G1eep l so
vitae } 90
UAgOnS-carriages IA 90
Mol0deons-0rgans S 90
H~lnn0f0rtes go 90
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15

t910UeS OI TIC IHSU regular meet
lnn and the adjourned meeting OF
March 8, 1910, were read and ap-
proved - read.
The following bills for which war
41Gnts were drawn, were audited and
sppsoved:
Lockhart, Co u
Jodgs's salary for March
glans Wendiand. Register
u Dseds salary for March
1910 5. . -. 100 90
n. Z, (onright, Janit0r's sal
~ tor March 1910 -. SIS 90
Che. NcWaters, Auditors
salary for March 1910 . l25 90
IAnr1 B. Seide. Deputy Aud
ttor's salary for March 1910 IS 90
~. Lindahl, Deputy Treas
uTeS's salary for March
1910. ...... $500. SIS 90
ssJ q. Nelson, County Treas
nrer's salary for 1910. l25 90
. s. Nixon, Deputy Reg
ister's salary for March
ASl0. 1900. % %
ysed B. Purdy, Superintend-
ont's salary for March 1910 lO7 so
u Md L. Fuller, States At
tOrney's salary for March
1910. ......... IS 90
" ~. Nelson Co. Treas. Re-
1empliOn OF Grant County
Moods and interest $3.50 90
&sso4 Neis0n, Co. Treas.
1nfs TAX 4. 1928 OF
Q. Nelson, Co. Treas. In
tofest. on county refunding
bonds 81. 500 90
~Gnnk County I'elep. Co.,
More rent TO county farm l rs
TO. Nelson, CO.. Treas. In
salse tax. ....... -. 720 90
Grant County Telep. Co.,
Phone rent to court house
oJoO jail. 49,. 3 W
Chas. McWaters, Co. Audit.
or, Permanent school fund
loan TO Twin Brooks school
district No. | .......... 1000 90
+. A. Croal, Milbonk sewer
tax. ........ ..... so4 Is
J. @. Nelson, Co Treasurer
state portion Of teaches
examination fees. -. Is 90
Board adjourned to April
g, 1910
CHAs. MCWATERs
County Auditor
Nilbank, s. OAK, Wednesday, April
8, 1910
Board OF County Commissioners
met on Tho above date pursuant |.
a. = 1
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-23
TIE MAN ON THE BOX.

Grace Livingston Furniss' play
"The Man on the Box" adapted from
Harold McGrath's novel of the same
name, is a play that is certain to
provoke much laughter. and its pro-
duction by Wilmer Walter and a
special company at the Grand on
Thursday evening, will surely be the
Ugnal for the assembling of all
comedy lovers Almost everyone
who reads at all has read McGrath's
entertaining novel, and can see in
its lines and surprising situations an
opportunity for a highly interesting
and amusing play, and Miss Furniss,
in dramatizing the book has made
the most of her material. The play
has been seen on tour with Henry
r.. DiXey in the title role.
The play has for plot the confus-
ion ofldenties that comedy writer's
revel in, and the ingenuity of the
novelist and the playwright has re-
suited in a series of complicated sit
uations that keep the audience on
the alert of expectancy and mystery
The feet that the book has been SO
| extensively read makes the theme
of the play generally well known
| and 1t Is conceded to be Americas
best and most successful comedy.
Seats on sale now.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-23
N 'ALEER'S TROUBLES COMMENCE
WITH THE ONLY TAbACCO KID

Familiar indeed Is the story that
comes from Garret Park Md, where
Kid Elberfeld lives. The unfortunate
young gentleman has been unable to
remain with the Senators in their
training quarters. because of Illness
in his family, but it is added he is
in the pink of condition, and will
play the game of his life when The
bugle calls, says the New YORK Gi)5e.
Ever since Elborfeld fought Gus
way into baseball he has been un-
avoidably detained at home by the
illness Of a member of his family
who invariably becomes indisposed
about the time the Kid should start
for the training camp. Alas IL is
feared the kid is working his old
tricks on Jimmy McAleer, the new
manager of the Senators, and it will
be interesting to see how the exist.
Louisian regards the deception.
1t is probable McAleer viii over
look the matter for a time. hut these
who know the manager declare that
when he gets his eyes opcu ho win
give the trifling Kid q lively time.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-23
THE WORLD OF SPORT


$1,000 Judgment against him for as
saulting an umpire at Birmingham
two years ago, Third Baseman Stein
fe'dt will not join the Cubs until they
pass that city.
Wingo Anderson, Larry Cheney
and George Suggs are three young
Cincinnati hurlers who look eXcep-
tionally good To Manager Clark Grlf-
fifth, who is elate9 at the work shown
by all his recruits at Hot Springs.
Catcher Billy Sullivan, of the
White Sox. underwent an operation
at Los Angeles, and the doctors are
hopeful of saving his leg from ampu-
tatlon. lie was not permitted to sea
visitors yesterday at the hospital.
John Il. Brush owner of the New
York Giants, suffered an aitac< of
rheumatism while travelling from ST
Louis to Texas and on arriving ut San
Antonio had to be carried TO his
room in the hotel on stretcher. He
was reported much improved yester-
dey.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-23

Deacon Philippe and few other
buccaneers are in the same class as
Edward Payson Weston, Judging by
recent reports from training camps.
Charles Dcoin, manager OF the
Phillies. sang a duet with Mrs. Sher-
wood Magee, wife of the outfelder at
the Palm Sunday services in the
Catholic church at Southern Pines,
N. g.
Connie Mack has commenced 10
weed out the ranks of his Philadel-
phia American colts, announcement
being made that Outflelder Butcher
has been sold to New Orleans.
President Stanley Robson has re-
turned from Hot Springs to lis home
in st. Louis. well satisfied that his
Cardinals will cut considerable ice In
tho pennant race.
Clarke and his world heaters showed
the Yannigans yesterday just what
they can do to any old ball club on
earth whenever they get the oppor-
tunity.
Owing 90 the fact that there is n
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-23

Some rowdies, In n mistaken effort
to be funny, have been making u
practice of blowing snuff at the Or.
pheum theatre. The trick is
turned during period when the
house lights are out and has become a
great annoyance to patrons.
Aside from the fact that the snuff
blowing is a serious trespass on the
rights of folks who pay their money
and are entitled to me comforts and
courtesy of a we'll conducted house
the results are most disagreeable and
in many cases occasion real suffering
Only person with a stunted sense OF
refinement would be guilty of such
Ilieves il may be attributed to q GER
tain few who hav; lacked the culture
of proper surroundings. For a time
the custom became so prevalent in
vaudeville houses of the east that
severe measures had to be adopted.
The Offenders were caught in the act
and were given the limit of the law
a charge of public nuisance and dis
turbing the peace being placed against
them.
Manager Bassett has engaged
number of "spotters' for an indefinite
period whose business It is to locate
the miscreants with view to placing
them under arrest The spoilers"
will distribute themselves incon'
spiciously through the audience, and
at the first offense. will report the
snuff blowers.