davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
9ren5fabrt bes 3aren an Der baIti-
idlen Giifte.

rere Gage oubielt. Su Der Sonutag.
naft iono Elm @olsenbrGh itatt uno
0as @aiicr itaute lid I'M 9boIe ouf
10 DAB SeOer, Der iid) nid)t ~redtseitia
gerettet bette. ertranf, uno ungebcu.
rer mnterieler Shaoen afrgeribtet
murce. 3pei @arnfen, in 0eneE
itolieniide unO froatiide @rbeiter
bebeubergt murOen, DurOen ipegge.
riiien un0 Die SHiaiien, bic iih in
i1ren @etien beianoen, ertrnnfen.
Die 91bngeleiie iino unteriuaihen,
unO me6rcre 96rfer iino 5eritort.
@Iibe, ton Oenen Ser 3egen begleitet
NOR, ridteten biel llnbeiI an. Die
6iutb oeriduUano am ooriqen Soge.
Inter Den 2an0leuten oes 5bales,
ole NIT oem 9eben DAMON fomen,
berridt Oiel Roth. oa oie 9ieiiten ibr
sab uno @iit eiHsebiiBt baben.
Sdlimmer @OlfenbrudD.
Berlin, Ia. SUM.
Ger idlimmite 8oIfenbruh felt
Sabren eraoB iih mabreno oes
gbenSs iiber Berlin nno ridjtete einen
W2iaionenifaoeu an. lleberaa pur.
Den Die Seller uberilutbet. mo Der
5trnBeuba6n- mo Gmnibusoerfebr
fam sum 5t~iQitan0. Die Inter.
0run0babn ro1r i'm Ru nit @aIier
anaefiiat. eide un0 Stiible Dor
Dem 3eitauratiouen DuroeH iortJe.
.riiieS.
cine Set lang itaHo in Sen Saupt.
lfraBeu oas @aiier orei SUB tiei.
3luansia 9erioHen muroen pom glis
aetrofien, aber laut ben geridten
muroe 0igmano tootlih perleet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
ecrbicm.
35 ReuIdJen ertrnnfen.
geIqroO, Is. yuni.

geIgta0, 10. 95linI.
l~leberidapemmungeH in 6olge non
Observation-Disclosures Resen iino i'm
Sbale Der WtOraiUa ei~ngetreten. 35
NlenihenIcben iino 81 betlaoen. Gie
Staote gihupriia. SagcOina unS
Snilainae itcben inter @aiier. 0as
7 bis 10 Sub tid in Oen GtroBen
itebt. 8iele 5dltier. Die unteriuaiden
lUoren, limb eingeitiir5t. aonig ge-
ter unO Der Miniiter Ser oifentIiden
Arbeiten iin0 rad Gem Shamplat
oes llugliids dbgereiit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
seIsisu.
Mediterranean.
1870
Gniiiel Is. Snni.

DIIIFtil 70. 1SllIl.
llnerh0rte Reaenmnllen iino IN
qans 9elgien nIeAergegdHgeH uno
babcn in oen nlr0rig gcImeneH Gi.
itriften ucberiduuemmungen oerur.
iadt. Die eroben mater;eIen Sha0en
CUR SoIge hntten. @riiden iin0 fort.
aeriiien. uno 8ieb 1T ~srtruHfrr. Der
Tleden Wtoos 1T BON ben ungeban.
Olgten Slrtben peripiiitet fporoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
3Oaiuer rcbst.
@aibinaton 10. SUM.

0atgIHBlDHy 10. ShI1.
Sm Senat belt 9oaiDer ieine an.
qefnnoiqte Re0e in 4eftiertigung
oes BON ben republifanHden Sniur.
genten eingeuoHlmenen Stan0punt-
les; aud bil0ete tie 5ugleih 0ie ant.
mort aui Ole neulife aritif Der On.
iurgenten i~eitens oes Brdiioenten
.3oit.
Goaioer erfldrte. & iei Elm Jreunb
uo Anb1nger oes 8raii0enten gene.
ien, uno er 0riidte iein ge0auern bar.
ilber aus, Dab er ge5mungen iei, iidI
gegen oieien bobcn Bedmten 81 Der.
tbel0lgen. or brad cine Qan5e fir
bic geior0erte 8eDiuigung Don
$4,000, oie Dem @~rdit0es.fea our
8erfiGung geiteat Ueroen loaen. ani
SAB ct Wiiiiel uuo Nege %er8runoe.
wie Der gegenfpdrtige 3outorii beiier
mo gleifmdBiger angaOenoet per'
! Den Tonne.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
9anuOu.
3luOlf 6lterrcidiihe Arbciter Spfcr
Der Tlammcm.

Riaaora Sails. Ont, is. SUM.
3p0If oiterreidilde arbeiter, bic
mr. nad oen 0limneru hires Mr-
beitsheds befannt moren. berbrann-
ten leste 9tud)t in ibren Siitten IN
Soils 8iep, uift melt bon bier. Gin
Wiann, cine Srau unO Elm ainO emf
pfingen notwithstanding tootlide Der
lebungen. glls observation-disclosures BON
bier in Der fleinen NieOerlaIiuna Dec
ausIdnoer. oie IN Den bieiigen Strait.
er8eugimgsonlogen bei6Gftigt pd-
rem. anlanaten, maren bier Sitten
idon in eineu giden6oufen nernnn-
belt. 3m6lf 2eiden mir0en raid ge-
boreen. Die Oeiterrcider paren All
genideinlid BON Dem Gualm inn
Sdlofe betdubt uno 5n Sooe eeroitet
morAen. Die 9erlcbtpn. Die berDuBt-
los aus Den 0iitineu getroaen wnr0eu,
Daren idredlih berbramt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
sHrtei.
@isfacr @aferidubcu.

4onltontinopel 10. SUM.
6ier eingeiroiiene Depeideu Be.
ridlten, oaB ihredlihe l%eberidgpem'
mmeeH bic Brooin5 gr3erum in tiir.
tIib Mrmenien beimgeiudt baben.
Die Crtihoft 9aiioufaleb lit 8ur
Sdlfte 5eriiort mo bnnoerte BON Ser.
ioneH iino ertruuten. Shwere Re
gsHgiiiie beruriahten bic neber.
lhuemmungeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19

9on0on, 10. SUM.

Son0olf, 10. gum.
@itomte @oInerbompton ian0r
Dem Yremierminiiter asquitb Ieine
3ciianation ais 2Oropr1iioent oes
Stoatsrotbes elm. Ger @itomte gibt
idledte @eiunnbeit aIs Gruno fiis
Die gticoerIeguug ieines 9ortefeuiIrs
an. ober es lit betomnt, onB er Gin
1artn1digcr @egner BON Oes 4an3-
Iers Slopo Georges @uOgctnorlage
mar. CIR mar Iesten Monat 80
Sabre oft g~efuoroen uno mar leit Dem
Sabre 1908 9oropraiiOent 0es
S~taatgratbes.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
s6Dcis.
GrOfer 5~lntbidlaSeH.

gern 10. Stunt.
Die angeihwoa enen Strome IN ser
oilliteH nH0 mittleren Besirfen Ser
SdDci5 iino iiber lire ufer qetre.cll
mo hnbeH nHaebeiireH Shaoen anae.
riftst Gin Gr0rutid BEL altorf Der.
itittete Elm oabriigebau0e, pobeI
cine Tran mo sebH Qin0er. Ole oori
beihajtigt Dorea, nnsfaIHgn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
@rlcbni1e eiucr @lntter.
aicp. Is c;,,ni

NltlOs 10. SSitflg.
Die Siaper @pborOen hnben Don
Der 9entralreg;erune SEN gefebl er.
balten, init Der ausiDcliuuq uon SUI.
Den latgiam 81 u~erfobren. sic iino
ongauieien. oen 8eri0nen. ouf Die
lid .Oas Ausiueiimas0efret besiebt,
cine I6ngere ooPr fiir3ere Triit fiir
Die GrOntmg iprer anqeIelenheiten
81 beDiaisGL ie nob Den llmit1nSen
elnes ieOen SALES. ferner iolen tie
nidlt ueriuhen. ale Oieie gerionen
BIS gu einen beitimmten 3eitpunft
aus Der Sto0t 5lt treiben.
Gieie AuorOuuns bel rutet, ooB sic
aefiirhtete GtappenOeportatien" nidt
mebr sur ~Anapen0ung sonmt, unO
man lit Der Nniidt. III iiIOiiheu
&refien ipeHisiteus 0aB Sas Sabr
oerguben loiro. ebe Ole Ieete ser 1902
6amiIien Die Auspeiiumasbeieble
erbalten baben. aiep OerIaiiem bat.
Ghredlide GrIebnihe hottie oie
@ittpe Oes poIitiId)en 5Iiihtlinas
@eritein. Der ndbrenO oes 3roaroms
BON 1905 pon 9rsiid mad Riefu fam
unO Icsten Samiar bier itar6. ourfp
5iimaden. Gle muroe fur5 nab Oem
SoOe hires @attes auf Dem
ngtappempege~ Oeeortirt febrfe ober
Dor etlihen Sagen 3uriid, I'M ibre
9inoer 81 foroern, Elm 0rei Sabre al
ties W1Ohen uRo einen i~iiniiabrigen
&ipuben. sic ermittelte 3uerIt ibreR
AufGntbalt in ein@n SinOeIsnus. NO
lie nod riehiih.fatboINdem @itus
getauft ur0 Damn 8lpeds 9lOoptirung
nad eincm Gorf eebraht mnrOen.
Die NSlitter bat iih an ben @ollper-
neur Srepotp NIT Dem @eiuh ge.
panOt. ibr ole &inoer alls5uliefern
En0 Die Eaufe riidgdngis 81 MAIDEN.
Stem. 10. sunni.
9ie friit BON einea Monai, Die
sen SSilOen, Die einen Nusneiiungsbe.
febl erbplten baben, gep1brt muroe,
lit lest ablelouien. 3enen melhe in
ser Staot suriidgrblieben iinO, Orohi
Jest oie 5mangspeiie Oeportirune BON
etappe su Gtappc. 9ies SpItem be.
Itebt BARN. oaB @riippen ser @usae.
mieienen BON bemaiineten Mahen,
sic iid abl0ien, BON elmer Statior
mad Der an0eren gebraht meroen bis
Die @obnsrne erre;At iii. SO Sli.
Sen muroen am lebten Sountda NM
Montag Oon bier ausaemieien. Bon
Oieien iieleu 81 unter Die Reael, mad
Der ibneH cine 6riit erluibt morOen
mar, INN lire @eihdite in SrOnuna
al bringen, Die an0eren SO batten
9diie nit aebunoener MarihroutC
nod ihreu 8eitimminasorten erbal-
ten. Mm porigen Gape erfolgten i9
austrctbungen. 8nna oieien fieler
s inter sic erite &laiie, Oie iibriger
inter Die 5peite alniie, pie tie obeu
erfldrt iin0.
&ren5faBrt 0es 3dreH au Der bnltl'
idlen 3iifte.
ct. Y~etersburg, IS. Sum-.
Gaiier 9eifOlaus, Die 4oiierin
Aleranora mo anoere 9titgIieoer Der
fonigliden 5amiIie begaben iid in
SronitGot an @oro Ser taiierliden
Saht .Stanoart. Inn cine &reu5.
fabrt on Der baItiihen Riiite entlong
81 mteruebmen. Die @eieaibait
miro in Giga Der 5eier beiwobnen,
Die bort CUR G%rinnerung an Die an-
n%eftirung Scr baItiiteH Bropin5en
ourh 8uBIano Dor 200 Sabren be-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19

Gine ger,6eeruna.

0tHe Ier3DgeTung.
4aris. Ia. SUM.
lie Ragieruns 1T CUR 4niitt se.
fommen. oaB bic Anmenoung oes
4r6eiterolter peniionsgeietes oas
ihr ja5rlid $25.000,O00 foten miro,
bis gum leeten Cuartnl oes Jabres
1911 Deri6oben Der0en muB.
&lutiger 4amDf.
8aris. IA. SUM.
ger @ouoerneur BON Sransoiiidl
0dtairifa berihiet einen Gampf
snddeu iran50Hihen 1ruppen uno
ara5ern bei 9isuigmi ON 81 Nai,
ro6ei 1870 araber gefobtei mur6en.
wd6rena oui Seiie Der 5ran5oigr
ueun Naan sei0oiet un0 20 Oerwun.
oet Duroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
JlfilOeruna.

Bic rmiiiide Siesiernns wcilt Die &c.
borden in Sielu an, sic ausuei.
jung DuH SnOsH lausiam unS
rHdiidtSpOa Drs5uusbmeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
@rORbritannien.
SOrIasc betreffs OeHtnelrrGinictnn
elmer Gegentidaft.

&on0ofl, 70. SSllli.
9remierminiiter asqnitb brahte
i'm u~nterbauie cine Gorlase Elm. &c.
map oerer 9oniein Marp 5ur Neeen-
Tin ernonnt meroen ioa. fnaS &oHig
Gcorg mdbreno Der Minoerjdbrigfcit
oes Ser3ogs BON Gornmoa itcrben
ioQte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
SOOiele gcriOHcn iiuO nni6ciusnS 81
Dem SraaO Oes g6cralo" -WebGu.
oes umgefDmmea.
%enn eciden sefnmSsH.
Die SOfalsrwerfidDnft Scr sdlrift.
leter bat Hidlt meniacr ais 10
giitsIicOrr eiugcbiift.
Snidiener in CntariO.
@aontrcoI. IA e;,rni.

@AV4tt%lui 1t a1uitl.
GohOem oie aan5e Naht binOurh
Die &uirRn 0eS .Serol0~ .@ebanOes
orrtlndt mor0en iino. bat man NM
nod ere Seide mebr gsfuuoen. SIM
@arsen muroen bis oieien NSoraen
nm 10 llbr 3 9eiden entoedt. Die
alf9eiunOenen Sooten iinO: Tranf
9oniitt, Elm Setter; 2aura gmeIie.
Ole &Orarbeiteriu in Der @uhbinSe-
rei. nnO Elm unbefnunter Mann. Die
Seute. oie sic @ran0itdtte ourdiu-
den. loieu lid nbtheiIuuqsueiie ab,
unO es miro m%enigiteus nod SO
StunOeu oauern, bis nan an Dem
GrNgeih0B geIanat. in Dem man nod
l26 2eidlen 5u fiu0en e%riuartet. Die
itdotiihe Moraite tpurOe bon elmer 10
sa5lreiden Nienge beiuht, Gle nab
@enuan0ten unO 6reunoen gusldau
bielten, Dab Die @oIi5ei ole OrOnuDg
ouiredlt crhalten muBte. Ius Den
Soipitdleru miro acmeI0et. onb %
Notienten sic bel oem 9ran0e Der.
lest lpurOcn. it'd leiOlid befin0en.
Nloutreal, 2tlebec. IA. SUM-.
Tic beige Sebergeiperfihaft be-
rihtet. DAB iolgcnOe Is ibrer MitgIie-
ser PERMIT merOen uno n~naUeiiel.
bait bel oem @raHOe 0eS nSeralo~-
@ebdroeS mlgctommen iinO:
.. 9hller, 3rdiioent ser @efuerf-
ihait; ". Sanien, VI. Sarris, 6. Dior.
riion s. gSaoe, S. Saucier, S. Sones,
g. 2ippe, ". Wiurpbg. 6. gorie-
mans, u. 2ittleiobns, 6ranf Gonlitt
unO y. 0uintea.
Gs limo MN iiinf'peitere 4erio.
nen, Ole int &eral0gebGu0e nrbeite-
ten, ais permiBt anqemel0et moroen.
0amit iteiat Die 3dbI Ser llmaefom.
menen aui 81. Soneit limb crit neum
2eihen ans Oer Sriimmern aeihaift
morotn. Aue itno ioentifisirt NOR
Oen. bis aui Oie elmer 6ruuensper-
ion Ole bis sur nnfenntliffeit per-
brannt III.
@ef6brlide Snidfener.
gSinnipeg, YiaH, IA. SUM.
G1mmtlidc guidfeuer. Ranaers In
Dem 0iitritt Inn 6ort@iniams, Ont,
berrm limo o%ug0uieien morOen. lid
al ser @ctdmpiuHB zines 99al0bran.
OeS an betbeiItgen. Der Int cinem I'm.
freiie BON so Wteilen n0rolid un0
meitlib BON Sort Miaioms miitbet.
Ole Grtihait Sguers itebt in @e.
fabr, 5eritort 81 pcroen, uno 40 Nm.
iie0Ierbduicr in Gonmee Eounihip
iin0 Der &crenidtuna periallen. sludl
IN ocn Tomnibips @iIies mo doom.
nor 1erriben @dlobrdnoe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
Ger @uOeuIee tritt aus.

&~OltlIutt3, SuDtNy 10. ASuhl.
Dos @aiier Oes 8poeuiees lit ieit
Dem porigen Soge iebr ihnea g%eitie-
gen. Ole nieOriger gelegene;i Stro.
Sen BON perihieOenen Stdoteu am
ltfer oes Sees limo iiberflutDet. Die
8abngeleiie iteben inter @aiier uuo
Der 9abubetrieb bat eingeiteut wer.
ben miiiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19

Berlin. 10. Suni.
Ser preuBiide 2anOtag ermddtig.
te einitimmil Die Aegierung, Den BON
Der 6Iutb III, glbrtbale 9~etrofienen
ansemeiiene t.aau5ieae llnteritieumg
81 geDGbren.
GbieaaOer i'm iiberifwrmmten Sber-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19

0tul HiillNI JtBI IN, OqB ZJJ Y(en'
ihen ourh Die lteberidmemmuna ibr
gebeH nerIoreH, Gle i'm etfelaebict
ourh 0as austretcn Ser abr 0erur.
iadt wnroen. 81 9eiden itn0 bis
jest oHfgefun6en morOen. Gieie
muroen am 3luBnfer entIana qefun.
ben. Sie maren entDe0er pon sen
@eusn ali oas bobere 9an0 aerpcr.
len ODER paren Ilngen geblieben. nls
Ser Stub pieoer IN iein Bet suriid.
.trot. Qah einer bier eingelaufenen
Meloumg fameu in benz Gorie
Shult tmgeidhr so menifer
nm. ais zine griifc ouf Der it'd cine
Igrobc WeaidenmnHe anaeiammelt
1dtte. I'm Die mil0en @oaen al Sc,
'bnd1ten m~e9aerifen fDur6e ear
|1an3en a5rt5ale IL. nair cine ein7iot
sriide itebeH gebliebem Die ueber.
hparmuna Duroe ourh ener
lidpOeren 6ggen ~DeranIaBt, Der meb,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-23
State Funds Diverted.

Olympia, Feb. 23.-For some time
salaries of number of employees in
the office of State Highway Commits
sioner Bowlby have been paid, not
out of the money appropriated by the
legislature for his office expenses,
but from the funds appropriated for
the building of state roads and state
aid roads.
In an opinion today to the commits
sioner the attorney general says that
If it is necessary to purchase supplies
for use in the office in connection
with state and state aid roads 1t is
proper to apportion the cost to the
road appropriations, but that Mr..
Bowlby's plan to install $500 tele-
phone system in his office in the
capitol is not properly chargeable to
road construction. The opinion con-
cluded II do not believe under any
circumstance an expense of this kind
should be incurred except upon an
appropriation by the legislature for
office expenses"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-23

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 23.-James
J. Hill has no fear of process servers
in Washington and will enter that
state in the near future. although
several deputy sheriffs in Spokane
have announced their intention Of
serving papers upon him which will
require him to testify in the case of
the state against M. J. Gordon, for
mer solicitor for the Great Northern
in Washington.
Mr.. Hill is planning to leave for
the Coast within the next two weeks
and viii be in Washington during
the March term of the district court,
before which Mr.. Gordon will appear
for trial. Mr. Hill will use his pri-
vate car and the Spokane "sleuths"
will have to exercise more ingenuity
than climbing the stair steps when
the train stops in that city.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-23
Monitor Athletic Contest.

Monitor, Wash, Feb. 23.-The
members of the Athletic club of Mon
itor gave an exhibition in sparring
and wrestling on the night Of the
18th of February. 1t was such sue
cess and was so we'll appreciated that
many of those who witnessed it re-
quested the boys to repeat the per-
Torrance This they have concluded
to do, and have set Saturday, Feb.
26th, as the date. This will not be
a Monitor affair exclusively but the
Monitor boys, in a friendly way, will
be matched against the Cashmere
boys In both sparring and wrestling.
The Monitor boys are very fortunate
in having in their midst man who
understands the different bouts in
the person of Hans Smith who is and
has been giving them instructions.
The main idea of these exercises Is
physical development and strength
and not the cultivation of ruffianism.
Mr. Smith is trying to impress upon
the boys the necessity of abstaining
from the use of tobacco and intoxi-
cants If they would attain the high
est physical health and strength.
We understand that Mr. Smith Will
make a rule that he will refuse to
train a boy who persists in the prac-
tice of cigarette smoking.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-23

Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, arrived here
last night and today left for Cash
mere. These people were west last
year and purchased places near Cash
mere. They will commence work in
the erection of buildings and other
wise improving their places at once.
V. S. Ware has gone to the Cas-
cade tunnel, where he has employ
ment.
The ladies of the Baptist church
cleared $45 at their Washington
birthday dinner.
To close out sheet music, standard
instruction books at once, they will
be sold at below cost price this week
Sherman Clay & Co. ***
Frank L. Jones, the jeweler, at
tended a meeting of the Eastern
Washington Optometrist association
in Spokane Monday.
Mrs. J. B. Hughes, recently from
Puyallup, has been i'll for several
days.
F. w. Elhardt, of Minneapolis
Mimi, is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Barnhill this week.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-23
Busy Season at Entiat.

This is expected to be a very busy
season at Entiat. The Columbia &
Okanogan Nursery company have sew
eral large tracts which are to be
planted to nursery stock and at least
so men will be employed there during
the coming season on that work. The
owners of the newly purchased Gray
Electric plant are also contemplating
a very busy season. 1t Is said that
$50 men will be employed on the
construction of the new plant. Be
sides this the Gulledge tract pur-
chased this winter will be planted to
orchard and several other large irrl-
CATION projects are under way for
that section, insuring very busy
season at that place.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-23
COURT HOUSE MoTTER

Deed-O. J. OFT ct ux to S. B.
Peach, acres in Sec. 6, Twp. %, R.
10, 1925.
Deed-A. L. Rogers ct al. to G.
H. Gray & Son, lot in Entiat, $25.
Deed-George D. Brown ct al. to
Chelan Electric Co., lots in Chelan
$4,000.
Deed-W. J. Foote ct vir. to Che
Ian Electric Co., property in lot 3
Sec. 10, Twp. 27, R. %, $4,000.
Deed-H. J. Bolyard ct ux. to j
w. Province, $40.
Deed-T. M. Butler to J. w. Pro-
vince.
Deed-M. G.. Russi ct Tx. to J. N
Adams, lots 10 and 10, block Al, G.
N. Plat of Wenatchee, $3.50.
Deed-E. C. Truckenmiller to G
E. Lenont, land in Sec. 8, Twp. rs
R. 20, 81.
Deed-E A Wyman to J. F. Ba-
con, Playground add, s1400.
Deed-Harlin Meat Co. to w. M
Mccoy, land in Sec. IA, Twp. %, r
20, $500.
Deed-W. M. Smith ct ux. to F. j
DIETRICH.
DEEDS. P. Bucker to J. w. Burns
Deed. NJ. Saunders ct ux. to H
A Chaplin.
Deed-W. M. Hord ct ux. to John
Werner, land in Sec. 10, Twp. 81. r
81, $4,000.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-23
Inquiries from Java.

E. F. Morris this morning received
a letter from Sossom Solomon, dated
from Soerabaia, the island of Java.
The letter states that Mr.. Solomon a
few months ago imported from Sid
ney, New South Wales, 100 cases of
apples grown by Mr.. Morris and which
were evidently taken to Australia in
the Wagner shipment. Mr.. Solomon
states that he wishes to purchase an
other lot of 500 boxes this coming
year of the same sort and quality and
wants to import these direct from
Mr.. Morris. He asked prices for these
and Mr.. Morris will write him in a
few days.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-23
To Vote on Commission plan,

Mitchell, S. D., Feb. 23.-Arrange-
ments have been concluded for the
holding of a special election here to-
morrow on the proposal for the adop-
ton of a commission plan of govern
ment. The present efficient and eco
nomical administration Of the city's
affairs has served to prevent many
of the citizens from advocating any
change, so that it appears doubtful
whether the proposal will be adopt
ed.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-23
[eG|MAN' CANDY
KITCHEN OPENS
POPULAR CANDY STORE OPENS
IN NEW QUARTERS TONIGHT
PROPRIETOR ABSENT BUT
ALL ARRANGEMENTS MADE.

The Fern Candy Kitchen that has
been closed for about a week, will
reopen in the Russell-Plough block
tonight. The untimely illness of c.
F. Eggiman has interfered with the
plans but the store is to be opened
on schedule time just the same.
The old friends of the Candy Kit
chen will find the same goods in new
cases at the new stand, and the pro-
prietor hopes to be back in about a
week
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-23
GIVEN COLUMBIA BRIDGE RIGHT
House Passes Bill Which FavOrs Ore
gon Trunk Line.

gon Trunk Line.
Washington, d. c., Feb. 23.-The
House of Representatives today
passed a bill by Representative Ellis
authorizing the Oregon Trunk Line
to build a bridge across the Cello
canal and the Columbia in order to
connect with the North Bank Road
opposite the mouth of the Deschutes
river.
The Oregon Trunk line is a new
Hill road building from the Colum.
bia river into Central Oregon, from
which point it will extend to Klam-
ath Falls and San Francisco. BY
bridging the Columbia river this road
will have direct communication with
Spokane via the North Bank, and d.
vert considerable Central Oregon
traffic to Spokane, simultaneously
enlarging Spokane's jobbing terri
story.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-23
COUNCIL HAD RAIL
ROAD MEETING
CONTINUED on Page 81

The promoters of the road did not
take serious objections to any OF the
new provisions imposed for the fran
chise with the possible exception of
the one in which the construction OF
the railroad is to be completed with
in is months. 1t is likely that the
new franchise will be ready to be sub
mitted at the next meeting of the
council
The question of the financial back
ing of the company did not come up
for consideration at the meeting last
night and if the council does not in
sist upon this it is likely that the
officers will initiate Sphinx" Stra-
horn.
President A. J. Linville, of the We
natchee Valley Railway & Power
company, this morning stated that
as whole he was not opposed to the
new provisions suggested by the
council, though he thought there
were some minor points asked that
might better be changed. For in
stance, he thought that the city
would be just as well protected by
giving franchise for so years as rs
years and it would be easier to in
duce capital to invest in a PROPOSE
tion of this character with a fran
chise for so years. Mr.. Linville is
not opposed to a common user clause
providing a reciprocal arrangement
can be provided for in the franchise.
That is, if a competing company
should secure franchise in the city
he would have no objections to the
new company using the line of his
company providing the franchise
provided for the use of the line of
the competing company under pro-
per traffic regulations. This point
was discussed in the council last
night and while there was some dis
sent on the latter clause yet it is
thought that the council will grant
that term in the franchise.
While the question was not asked
last night as to the financial res
possibility of the company asking for
a. franchise, yet Mr.. Linville stated
today that the question of funds for
building the road is one that was
not bothering the officers of the COM
pany. He stated that both eastern
and local capital has been interested
and with the proper franchise actual
construction work would not be long
delayed.
The officials of the city as we'll as
the citizens generally feel that a great
step in advance has been made by
net-working the valley with electric
lines as proposed by the company. The
construction of the line up the We
natchee river will mean that every
five acre tract along the entire course
of the road would be put into Guilt
walton and it would also have the
same tendency in the Wenatchee val
ley as in the case of the Spokane val
ley, where hundreds of men work in
the city and maintain their homes on
acreage tracts outside of the corpora
ton, using the electric lines to jour
ney back and forth.
During the past week there has
been a decided change in the senti-
ment regarding the building of this
road and with the assurances that the
company has money behind it to build
road there is no disposition in the
members of the city council or the
citizens generally to put any hind
rance in the way of securing an equit-
able franchise from the city.