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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-10
w. c. DAILY BADLY INJURED.
Dispute Over Water Rights Brings On
Attack.

w. c. Daley, democratic candidate
for county commissioner, who resides
on Lake creek, is in a precarious CON
dition as a result of an attack made
upon him by Frank Ceol, an Italian,
and his wife. Warrants were issued
for the two and they are now said
to be under arrest.
Daley had trouble with Ceol over
water rights in hi s neighborhood,
matters coming to climax when the
two got into an alteration over a
ditch. Ceoi is said to have struck
Daley with shovel, knocking him
down. At the same time Mrs. CeOl is
said to have cut Daley with hoe.
1t was some time before Daley was
given medical assistance and he is
now said to be critically i'll.
Mr.. Daley is a pioneer and one of
the best known and most highly re-
spected citizens of Jackson county.
He made an enviable record as road
supervisor in his district and was
in April for county com
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-10
NEGLIGENCE CHARGED
CorOner's jury Reports in Jackson
Vile Explosion Case-Fifth
Victim Dies in Hospital.

The coroner's jury in the Jackson
willie Explosion Case returned a YER
dict after so minutes deliberation, at
80 Friday afternoon, in the county
court room.
The testimony of Harry Canon, an
eye witness to the explosion of Thurs
day at the Jacksonville quarry, in
which he testified that he had seen
Louis Bogdon, pOwderman, and his
assistant, Louis Lazovich, three min
utes before the explosion tamping the
25-pound dynamite charge with an
inch drill s fet long, and the words
Of the fatally wounded trenchman,
Emery Vissino, Jack, this is HI,
and it was the carelessness of the
foremen and cheap powdermen that
caused it all" was a bit of evidence
introduced at the inquest.
Emery Vissino, injured in the ex-
plosion, died at the Sacred Heart hos
pital Friday night, making the fifth
victim of the accident Vissino clung
to life tenaciOusly for SO hours, his
passing being momentarily expected
The condition of John Sutton, well
known on the Applegate, is improy-
ing. Carl Byrnes is given a fighting
chance for life. Pasquale Yuma, ly-
ing in cabin above the scene of the
accident, where he was taken, suffers
two broken ribs and injured arm.
The verdict of the coroner's jury
is as follows:
I'VE find the deceased came to
their death on the 9th day Of June,
1912, at the city of Medford's quarry
one-half mile west of Jacksonville,
Ore, operated by Twohy Brothers
Company, by the premature explosion
of powder.
1--WE further find the company are
guilty of negligence by employing in
experienced and incompetent work
men, and find the explosion was
caused by tamping the powder with a
steel drill in the hands of careless
and incompetent powder men.
"T Cameron, foreman; John b.
Renault, A. r. Thompson, w. C. De-
niff, E. Arnold, E. A. Thompson; A.
r.. Kellogg, coroner"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-10
Nm. and Mrs. Charles Hawcnck AM

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hawcock and
little daughter Louise, from st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, have been visiting a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Walters
on Allison street. Mr. Hawcock is
dispatching trains on the Burlington
lines between st. Joseph and Kansas
City and is now enjoying his vaca-
tion.
DR.. and Mrs. Fawcett and Miss
Irma Davis of Roseburg, their niece,
took an auto trip to Williams, Ore,
Saturday evening, returning Sunday
evening.
Mrs. w. A. Freeberg and daughter
lrma left on No. IA last evening to
attend the Grand Chapter of Eastern
Star at Portland Mrs. Freeberg will
then go to Spokane for about two
months visit and Irma will spend
the summer at Bryn Mawr College,
near Seattle. In the meantime Mr.
Freeberg will live on ham and eggs
three times a day (maybe).
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-10

If this school should not come to expected we
will place credit at this store for $l2500 good for
merchandise.
All votes must be cast within ten days from date of is
Votes count follows Purchases of 15c to 35c
25 voes 36c to 65c so votes 66c to S5c, IS voes SEC
to $1.14, 100 votes.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-10
LOCAL And PERSONAL

Lee Port of Jacksonville was an
Ashland visitor Sunday.
Try marshmallow nut sundae at
Roses.
William Angle of Medford was in
the city on business Friday.
Miss Marjorie Watkins of Medford
was an Ashland visitor this week.
The Overland garage are agents
for the Overland.
Mrs. NJ. E. Rowley of Lincoln
street has been quite ill this week.
F. E. Conway Co. design and build
artistic bungalows and Swiss chalets.
Mrs. William Yeo has been quite
i'll at her home on Mountain avenue.
The Park Hotel serves a generous
meal with home cooking. % cents.
A. E. Sherwin and wife have gone
TO Portland for a three weeks visit.
Mrs. A. l.. Irwin left yesterday for
Portland to attend the Rose Carni-
val
$195 for ladies $3.50 Oxfords and
pumps at the Hub.
S. NJ. Wurtz of Williams Creek is
in Ashland for few days on busi-
ness.
Don't miss the drummer's sample
sale this week at Ferguson's, the Bar
gain Store.
Delbert Hawley, who is working
near Medford, spent Sunday in Ash
land.
Hand-embroidered muslin under
wear at June sale prices. Minklers
Cloak and Suit House.
J. R. Croxall is the newly employed
clerk in the Ashland Trading Com
pany
"Everybody's doin' it" Send your
social news to Miss Hawley. Phone
3-9.
Mayor Breese and G. A. Morse of
Talent were in Ashland Saturday on
business.
"They are all doing it now-drink-
ing that new drink, grape purple, at
Rose Bros
Miss Kittie Archibald left last
week for an extended stay in north
ern Oregon.
Go to Overland garage Tor gaSo-
line. 1875 First avenue.
Norton's orchestra is scheduled for
a concert in Talent Friday evening
of this week.
Mrs. Emil Brophy left Saturday
for Portland to visit her mother dur
ing the Rose Carnival.
The Hub is making a cleanup of
odd lots of ladies $3.50 tan OXfords
and pumps at s1.95 a pair.
Miss Frances McWilliams is spend
ing a few days in Grants Pass as the
guest of Mrs. Roy Bartlett.
Drummer's sample sale of lace cur
tains at Ferguson's, the Bargain
store. Your choice at 15c each.
Miss Grace Gregory of Central
Point spent several days of this week
with her sister, Mrs. Mark True.
Big special sale at the Hub of odd
lots of ladies $3.50 tan OXfords and
pumps for $1.95 a pair.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-10
Ladies' Are Grateful

We, the ladies of the Civic I'M
provement Club wish to express our
thanks and appreciation for the eX-
cellent and willing service rendered
us in our efforts to produce a sue
cessful Rose and Strawberry Carni-
val. Especially are we grateful to
Mr. Petersen and the members of his
orchestra, the young ladies and gem
tlemen of the play, Mr.. Shepherd for
the use of piano, Mr.. Bates for
drayage, the Chautauqua association
for the use of the building the cleo
trio light company for free lights,
and all others who contributed in any
way toward the success of the under
taking. MRS. o. j. STONE,
Chairman of Committee.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-10
Lecture at /. O. 0. f. Hall.

The Truthseekers' class has Sc
cured Mr.. Waterman for Sunday
night, when he will deliver his splen-
did illustrated lecture, God Created
the World in Six Days" The public
is invited. 7:45 sharp.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-10
SnpCinIS.

For this week we will make a
special low price on all shirt waists.
We carry the best line in town Ash
land Trading Co.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-10

The big plant of the Brownsville
woolen mills had a narrow escape
from destruction by fire on Memorial
day.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-10

Tires and tubes at Overland ga
rage, 1876 First avenue.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-06-10

A new cement and plaster mill en-
ploying $50 men has been established
at Gypsum, near Huntington.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08
Tlieaen0e Skinner fallen

Magen=, 2eber= o0er Nieren=8e=
1dperoen gum 0pfer gera6e pte onoe=
re 2eute nit gleifen &eiultaten Bel
MppetitIoiigteit, &idenmeb, @erooii-
tdt, @opfneb un0 mu0em gleidgilti=
gem, berunter gefornmenem 8efubl.
Gs liz ober feline Notbmenoigfeit por=
ban5en, lu 5u fiiblen, 50 &. 9. &eeb=
lee, @enrp, Nenn.. es benefit. ~5e9S
6loiden electric 8itters," idretbt er,
balfen mebr oa5u, mir neue &raft uno
guten Appetit gu geben, als ale an~
oeren Magenbeilm;ttel, sic id ge-
braudte." sic belfcn ie6em. @s tit
l1niinn 5u lei0en, menn 6ies grobe
6eilmittel @ud btlft BON Ser eriten
Dofis an. Beriudt es. Sour so @ts.
in Molitors Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08

g%ommiildre bon @tearns gountD, Minn:,
naS biermit Ser ct. gIouo @aierfraft
@eieQidaft, elmer Corporation, tbren
Nndfolgern ODER Miigus bas 3e9t etnz
gerdumt lit, Die 0ffentlideu 8ege bon
Stearns Gountp, Minn., bic betannt unb
beitimmt li1o als Staatslpege ODER @ounz
tptpege, gum 3ped 81 gebrauden. cine
Strede bon Efoiten unb 9rGbten gu TOM
itruireu, I'M @ebrau6 gu balten un6 5n
unterbalten CUR %5ransmtliou elettriider
&rdft uno gnergte bon ei1em Yldb gum
anoern fir 2idt, @ei5rng uno mottbe
Strait nd6 BEN berldte0enen 8tlage5 un0
an0eren Sbeilen 0eS %genannten Gountp;
nit Der 8eoingung, oaB folde Streden 10
lo3irt #tperben mil1ien, baB lie in feiner
8etie NIT Der Stderbeit unD 8equemli6z
feit Deg gelp0bnlthen Sransports iber
ODER ent(ang folder @ege 6inbern; unb
ouB in ser Contribution uno l1nterbdltung
einer lol6en 2inie Die 8eieQldaft alien
b%erriiuftigeu 3egulationen unterltelt lit,
bie bon BEN regterenben &Drpern irgen6
zines Comm. @iQage ODER Stabt angez
pr0net lit, in Ser 1o[6 ein Dffent[ider
@ee iih befinben mag. 9ieies 8edt,
Eripilegium un0 Grlau6ntB ioQ anbalten
fir Die FertoDe bon 25 Sa6ren bon bem1
h%eutigen 9atum an. = Sci es ferner be-
lhloneu. 0aB lolde Geleaidait, tire Gndz
folger ooer 9iiigns nit Ser l1eber,1abme
ocs Gedts, be5 Hrtbi(egiums uno Ser
Grlaubnib alien @erbinbli6feiten fir IT.
qeno cine Madlldi1igfeit pber Sda0en I'M
8etrieb ober Der l1nterhaltung beIaater
2inie uber,1edmer; unD DaB Sic peridiez
oenen Wnni5ipalitdteu, bur6 tpelden be-
iaete oir1ien laufen loden, 5u alien 3eiteu
fret unb aelidert let aegen a0e Scribe
rl11gen fir Sddben, Sic burh berarttae
Contribution, getrieb unb llnter6alt eli
ner befertigen 2inie erfp(gen m0gen.
Seld)Mb araenpm11en ar1 90. Suit 1912.
S. 8. aotpaltotpsti, @oriiber;
@al. 6ermar, Sacob @eber,
Mf. Sbon1en. s. $. Gnnfielh.
Gountbz8ehorbe bon 5tearns
County, Minn.
@eitatiet: $: g. c, 9aan, goHntps auSitor
Iuf @ntrag @ertagu11g tine Sic.
S. 8. &otpaIfotpsfi, @or1iber ser
Gountp : gommi1Gre bon
5tenrn5 gountn, Minn.
8eitdtiqt: S. g. 9fnu. Mubitor uno erz
offtcto Glert oes 8oarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08

gtep4. Meeean oesglei6en $3.50; SEQ:
gtaatspese go. 8 $7o.87; Sran8 1folIs,
glrbeit am @ese go; 3 $3.50; Sobn
Measber, Arbeit NIT @eipann amStaatsz
tpege So. 3 $69.75; Sbeobor Neter oesz
qleiden $4,000.
Go. Meier, Mrbeit am 5taatstpege $50.
3 $4,000; grn1t Maber besglet9en an
$50. 10 $4,000; S. Mtelfe ir. 0esgletden
$14.00; g. S. 8billips oes9leiden Sol
90; S. @. Ybilips 5000; @op STAB
besgleiden $500; Srant Stat, Irbeit nit
| @elpunn am Stdatstpege $50. 3 $49.13;
SSranf 9fo6e, Mrbeit am @ege SEQ. 3
$34.OO; 6ranf HoB besglei9en $500;
Seb. 9foS 5000; Mi6. Tubntsft, Mrbett
nit @eIpa11n am 5toatsmege $50. 3 $70.z
81; ct. CLOUD Srpn @orfs, 3%eparatur
seq Sfraper5 fir Staatsneg $50. 1 81
so; Wat6. Sanbers, s[rbeit am Stats
tpege SEQ. 10 $3.50; Clemens San0ers,
Mrbeit nit @e1pann am Staatstpege yfo.
- $4,000; 2oren5 Sanders, oesglethen
$34.OO; %. Smitb, Nrbett am Stats
tpeae Mp. 8 $500; besgletden 1880;
SoIepb Spdth, Mrbett nit @eipdnn am
5taatsipege SO. 10 $24.00; &arl Spdtb
nesg[eiden $4,000; 6. 8. @paul6ing II:
@obn. @iliisen am gtaatgpeg Mo. 10
$1,000; Mfreo 5bomplon, Mrbeit nit &C.
Ipann ant Staatstpege SEQ. 12 $4,000;
2ouis Sprnbiu, Irbett am @taatstpeg
SEQ. 8 $3.50; Geo. @eimann besgleiz
6en $3.50; g. 8. @hitnen, besgleiden
$3.50; Nranf @infler 0esgletden $500.
esobn Durfub, Mrbeit nit @elpann AM
5taatslpege $50. 3 $66.37; Sobn &c. gaz
ron, @aaren $14.S5; S. $. ganfielo,
@ommiiidrgebibr unb Metlengeh $500;
besgleifen $4,000; besgleiden 9tenlt am
Gpnnthz @raben 81 $1,000; q. 8. Obs
bolm, Srut1sportausldgen Deg Mm. 9urp
na6 Taribdult $24.73. &c. S. elepez
lanb. Sugenieurenz9 ienit am County,
@raben SO. 81 $11.0O; @: g. 9ean,
8emiQiaung our Gountn Mgrtfultural So<
cietdt $500; SribzgroB 60. Sar @ecoro
S15.25; be5eleiden 81ants $3.50; SUI
bert Cans &egtiter 8lnnfs $1.75; Sub.
6anien, ssngenteurenz8onb fir County,
@raben SEQ. 80 $3.50; Sal. 3erna1,
5ransportfpi item 5tpeier &tnber na6 Sarlz
buult $57.SS; besglet6en 9ten1t als
Observation-Disclosures $3.50; oesgleiden
9ienif beim Gpnntp= @raben SO: 81 $16.z
80; eSpl1rnnl 8reB &c., er0ffentlt9ung
Ser Acknowledgements 1910; s.. S.
aitppsfi &eparatur $500; y. 8. &la1en,
Sreimurfen $1,000; S. $. &otpalfotpsfi,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08
Comm @olping, $500.

suf @ntrag lpurbeu fplgenoe &ednu,1z
gen erlaubt uno bem @eleb 5ufolge our
3abl111g nugeniel len: Sopn Mppn, @egez
nrbeit in Sect. 10, II, 25 unD 26 $780,
-; Sppn Grppe, gulpert5 in perl9iebez
men S%ectionen $1O9.12 Soun Safe
George, @ege arbeit in Sect. % $4.4S;
Splpn Spring Sin, 8%riidenarbeit in Gect.
2t unb % 500; @iuage 6oloing,. @egez
arbeit inn @ilage $3.50; Moam G9mann,
Nrbeit nit Sci onn am S%taatspege SEQ.
Staatstpege &o. - $500; 81. sc. 4nberz
ion, gspfliigt am Staatsnege 10 $500;
Mlb. 8pbmer, Mrbeit NIT @elpann a111
Staatstpege 3 5000; Geo. 8oggs dr.
belt am Gtaatslpege 10 $4,000; Srant
Drummer, be5gletden am @ege 8 $685.
90; @ouaro @dlep, Mrbeit nit @e[pann
am Staat5nege - $1,000; Sobn Gaiep
hesg[eiden $24.00; S. 8. @lebelano, Irz
belt am Stnntsmege SEQ. 8 $59:13; Slopo
Glepelarb, Srbeit nit @eipann am
Stantstpege SEQ. 3 $24.75; g. Coleman,
Mrbeit am @ege go. 10 $14.00; Sos.
Cid oesglethen am @ege $50. 3 $3.50;
Wat6. Gtd besgletGen $500; St. U.
Tul1sfee, Mrbeit nit @elpann am @ege
SEQ. - $54.O0; Nfatb. Sarreu, Irbeit
am @ege SEQ. 3 $44.43; 5ermann @en5,
Slrbeit nit @eipann am Staatspege SEQ.
3 $70.S7; Yeter @eBner, Mrbett am
@ege SEQ. 8 $1,000; 8. q. 9anion, Ste
poratl1ren bon 6anbnerf5eug fir Staatsz
meg SEQ. 10 $4.O5; Secpb 6arlanber,, Or
belt am Stant5tpege No. 3 $22.5O; Geo
6artfielb besg(eiden am No. 1 $500;
S,sp6n Sedner, besgleiden an SEQ. 3 $19,z
90: nesgletden an $50. 8 $3.50. gmil
6ofmnnn, @rbeit nit @eipann an
Staat5mege SEQ. 3 $46.12; Sos. &untef,
Slrbett ant StaatSpege $50. 3 $29.50;
Soermom Sberipn, Mrbeit nit @eipann
am Staatsfpege $50. - $43.2O; Mlfreb
SsSopfe besgleihen an So. 8 $70.S7; 6b.
@lein, Mrbeit am 5taatspege $50. 8 So
90; Setter &lein be5gleiden $27.00;
@ep. 2angenfelb, besgletden an SEQ. 3
$3.50; Neter 2angenfelo besgleiden an
SEQ. 3 $3.50; &arl %2argenfelb, Mrbett
NIT @eipann am Staat5tpege SEQ. 8 ST.
so; Yeter 2angelfelD Mrbeit am Stats
lpege SEQ. 3 $4,000; @eorg %9angenfelb,
grbeit am Stantspege $50. 3 $4,000; S.
9ermono, Mrbeit nit @elpann am
Stuatspege 12 1910; S. 9. Mc9erz
monD besgletden $1,000; Geo. 3c9erz
monb besgleiden $S0.SO; Nlpin Mc2ea1,
grbeit am s%taat5tpege go. 10 $500;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08
(Sffi5ieD
H~erbanolumgen
beS 8part Der SpmntD=S Som
mi0are Don StearnS
Gpmntp, minn.
Sifice bcs GountnzM uoitors,
Steurn5 Gol1ntn, Minn.,

SrTtce OcS 0Olt11Iu>V
Steur15 Goll11tu, Wtn11.,
Sen %. Suit 1912.
5pe5ieIe Sibuug. = Sem
Mufrlf 5ufolge trnt Sic GountDzBeb0roe
sulumrnen; ale Weitglieber u1tpeieno; s:
s.. &otpulfotpsfi als Soriiber. @eiud
seq g. s. 2enar5 fir Sdaaflt5en9 I'M
Comm @lbnnn murbe auglei6 NIT leinen1
Bomb Ser Gountpz 8e6Drbe unterbrettet,
unb ulf Intrag tpurben Ste 8urgen Eeter
arafer unb Mid: Sbelen beitdtigt nr1p
2isen8 gelpGbrt. @e1ud seq 6. 8. Sen5
fir S9anflt5en5 inn 5onn Safe George
tpurbe 5uglet6 nit letuem 8ono Der
COMMUNICATING uuterbreitet, urD auf
Mutrog m11rnen Sic 8irge11 Sulius &odlz
nam unb Soiepb Stalberger gutgebeiz
ben u11b 2t5en5 %getpubrt. Muf Intng
bon s $. GanftelD, unterltMbt bon SacDb
@eber m1rbe ba5 Sc ud] BON 2er1m unD
Guiterlanb fri Sdnuflisena perlporfen.
Nuf Mntrug tpl1rne Ser geridt be5igltd
@pQenbung Deg gountnz@ rabens SO. 81
bon sc. S. Glepelanb bem Board inter
b%reitet; ger1annter @rnben tpurbe accepz
tirt u11p biesbe8u9[ide Gintragung argez
orbnet. Muf Mntrug tpurbe Ser 8eri6t
bes oarb Of Mubit e%ntgegeu gez
npmmeu uno nah 8e1eBes &Drz
1drift. M~ufbetpabrung angeoronet. Gin
Gomite eridien als Sertreter Der
Gunibine Societp bon ct. Glouo
Dor SEM 8pnrb nit SEM @eiu6, cine aez
piile @elbiumme 5um 3ned a1 betptllz
oen. ein GpuntnS anutprtrm fir idtpino=
ludtige &ranfe 81 errtdlten. Mnf Mntrag
tpurbe bei9lo11en, bnB bieie geb0rpe Ste
belagte Mngelegenbeit IN 8erat6ung 5tez
fen unb nad iorgfdlttger l1eberlealtng
i6ren gntideib in elmer ipdteren Ser
lammlung mitthetlen 1peroe. Sic Sc
1ude nadgenannter @prliber fir 8eiptlltz
au11een aus Sem Gounthz uu0 grilden<
Sonbs purben Ser 8eh0rbe porgelegt rno
ar1f Mntrag nurben Sic be%treffenben 8ez
fridge, nie lie Ben Namen gegenilberlf ez
fen, erluubt: g. e. BARTHOLOMEW, Comm
9lppn, $500; S. S. 8oramunm, Conn
gauf Centre, $500; Stanley aatmaref,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08

gommiNdrbienl1 unb MeilengelD $4,000;
9ienit als Mitglieb Ser Iusgleidungsbez
hDrbe 5000; 0eSglei6en Stenlt AM
COUNTY @raben SEQ. 81 $500.
81. &ublmann, Goronersgebi6r bei Nic.
Gunb $50; So1epb &ubmnnn;> lebte
;2ablnng fir M%usgraben seq So. @rabens
SO. 81 $685.; Sobn Gang, Sreimurz
fen $5.OS; s.. s. 2auDenbad, Mihe @egz
bolen bonn Gourtbaus $3.50; s. S. 2imz
perih, Observation-Disclosures $131;
MibIanb aumeber II. Goal g., &oblen
$3.50; Minneiota Staats @anatorinm,
8etoltigung un6 8ebanolung bon Sena
@robolef 5000; @orthpe tern @fg So,
9isinfi5iren $3.50; Sobn g: 9fan, Sretz
marfen, grpreB etc. $3.50; ct. Naz
pbaels @oiuital, 8ef0lttgung uno Ser
pflegune bes @h. Hopr5eba $4,000; sez
curitp g. g, Ii. Ertg. So. Sdul5ertitifate
$3.50; Desgleiden 8leifebern uno Yappe
5000; besglei6en 9edel fir @eburts<
unb Sterbez Mnaaben $4,000; Geo. y:
SbertpooD @ehilf5z@ oronersgebmbr bet
Srau Sreb. 9a6nfe $500; g. g.. Smitb
& Bros Co., 8eparatur Der S9nenldrtftz
mai6tne 1855; Simes Subj. So. Ser
Dffentlidung ser Nott5 Der 2ebrerprMfunz
qen $3.50; besglet9en Noti5 fir 8rM=
denbauer $3.50; besgletden $40; Ser
6ffentlidung Ser Geiolutton 0es Gonntpz
8onrb $1,000; Noti5 fir SdGntl19ens
$4.4O; besgleihen $40; Desgletaen 81
40; @erDffentlidung Ser gerbanolungen
bes gountbz8oarb $173.25; Deg Bertdlz
tee Seq 8oarb Of Iubit $14.25; SIT.
5bpmeb, Gommil1Grbienit unb Metlengelo
$3.50; besglei6eu 9tenit beim Musz
gleidmngsboar0 $780,; 9tent betm
County, @raben $50. 81 $780,; Sacob
@eber, gommindroienite nnb Metlengeb
$3.50; 9ienit betm Mnsgleidlngsbono
$4,000; 5ran5portfofen De5 @. s.. 5uro
11ad S%aribault $14.65; 9tenif beim
Gountnz @raben SEQ. 81 $1,000; 81. sc.
@eber, Sebern 1926. = Iuf Intrag
@erto9ung big 2 l16r nadmtttags.
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Sic @erinde eiues 3eiien6en.

Sd Sin Elm rel Icn6er TerfauTer,"
i@reibt 6. 6. Doungs> 6. 8erfibire,
st., ~un0 lit bdufig an Sartleibig,
felt unS ltnper0auli6fett, zig i9 Be,
gann, Or. Sings r1eue 2ebenspiden
gu nebmen, sic ib als Elm ausge5eid,
ttetes Mittel gefunSen bobe." Sir Of
le Magen=, 2eber- oSer Nieren=9ei-
Sen fins Tie unpergletdlih. Sour 25
Gents in @olitors 0rltg Store.
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6runbei9entbumsuber
QunQen.

5as6roud, 81 Z @ IS 0 uno Is 1zNY 9s@
Il Sec. 29z125z2S, Sc Sauf, $4,SOO.OO
9enrp 5iemam len. unO Srau al
Sranf Iiemann, NgA Sec. 26z126z3333,
@elrole, 100000.
-Sobn Sliber uno Srau an 5nrrp g..
oDung, Got 1 8lod II, @illon Surpep
81. Glouo, 50, 10000.
Nt6olas IS. Sir tenberg unD Srd1 on
George 8eis, 2ofs 1Sz19 8lod 2 Grambs
2. MSo. ct. @loub, 100000.
g. 9ern1dnn 8runing unb Srau an
slnton Mbelen, sgH 9@X see. a,
uno @h S@A bon G@A bon S@A
Gee. 24z123z31. Munion, $4,000.
Ssear q. Sobnion nno Sran on an=
bretp Nel1pn, Got 9 8lod 1 Mnber1on &
goe's 9l0b. 8ropten, 100000.
Warn Wt. 9unn uno @ntte an @ilz
belmina 2elpis, l1nbert6eilter y ees1t. in
Cots s unb 8 8(od 35 @ilion 5urbeb
ct. @lpub 100000.
@ilbelmtua S. 0etpis unb Cote an Mrz
no 8. &ern, l1npert6eilter 7z2O Snt. in
Cots 8 l1nb 9 8lod 35 @illon Surbeb
ct. Gloub, 100000.
Marb 8. Sedrle an @tctpr ,Sobnipn,
Cots SO unb 81 8lod 1 Gottage Elace
slb6. ct. @louo, $4,000.
Mlobs @arnert on Girls. @al3, &8A.
HgA Gee. IS unb @h SgA Sec. L
1888, Sc Snuf, $1,SO0.OO.
gbriit @al3 an Mlops @arnert 2ots
10 uno IA 8lod 10, Setter Solos Mob.
ct. Soseph, S 100000.
Mrt9ur @rnbam unb Srau an Securttn
| State 8a11f, Wfelrole, Got ? 8lod So
Mners unb glarfs M6b. Melrole, $4,000.
S1tlia 8artlh unD 8atte an grneit
9. Sreisidel, She'll bon S@A &gA
Gee. 2%3z124z2S, ct. Gloub, 100000.
S. S. Garlod unb Nrau an otto S.
Grnit Cots 8 unb 9 8lod Z @ilbert5
3%lpetten Mbo. Yanne5biQe, $4,000.
g.. Renbergat grben bon ;Ssoiepb Mnlp,
~ NGA Sec. 1Sz126z34, Saut Centre
$4,000
S. Sreb Cooper II. a. Sruitees gu
ssoiepb Malp, Nh MgA Gee. 1896
81 Snuf Centre. 100000.
g. 6ermnnn 8ru1tng unb Srnu an
Mnna 8ehnen Got 4 8lod 10 8runings
Mb0. gu &idmpno un1 Got 5 8lod 49,.
$4,000.
sloa sc. SGetder uno @atte an Maggie
6asbrpud, @h S@A Gee. 34z125s2S,
Sc sauf, So, 100000.
Wtarh 2dDner II. q. an sSobn Ihmnnn,
Cots 10, II uno - 8lod unb 2ots 3.
4, 10un 5 II 8lod 4s @i6monb, $500.
gbristtan s. @enblanbt uno SSra1 an
gmil q. 8ei0tlano. @H 5@A Sec.
81 un6 gh MGA gec. 33z123z33,
Gate 6enrb, SIS 100000.
gbriittan s. @enbtlanbt unb SSra1 an
@6narb S. @enbtlonbt, @h @8A Gee.
81 unb Sh S@A Sec, 27zt23z33,
2afe 5enrb, 100000.
Sbomd5 @repnfnnnN 1t1h sSrn1t nm 6nt
tie g.. gruifsbanf, 2ots 8 8lod 6 Gil
berts Ibb. 9ahnesbtue, SSOO.OO.
6attte g. @ruifsbanf uno @otte an
8ilbelm @rnif. Got 8 8lod 6 @ilberts
Ibb. 3apnesptGe, $4,000.
&i1iam q. Mar5 unb Sral1 an 5boz
mas s. Garlin. Cot 10 glod 2. 5aines
4bo. &apnesbine, $4,000.
6. $. Dunbar unb Sral an Sobn
38A Gee. 32=123z35 groip Safe
$6,9SO.OO.
q. 6. 9unbor unb Srau an So5n
@eim, S@A Gee. 32z123z35, Groin
Gate, 81, 100000.
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Su9tige @ausfrau.

Su6tige @ausfrau. =
Ma,tn: sd babe mid auf sem Cont
tor ld0n iddmen miiien; cine Mabt
am &od mar mir aufgegangen, un6
81 gudte bos total 5erriiiene @emo
beraus!"
Sra11 (5erfniridD: r@os ioI id
5enn Nun fiden, 6os &em5 ooer SEN
@od?"
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Madmittagsiibung, ben 90. Suit 1912.
Ser gertaglng gen1dB trat Der goaro
aulammen; ale Ittglie0er ar1tpel END, S.
$. @otpalfptpsfi nls 8or1tber. Gin bon
Ser ct. gloub @nter &otper 60. nnterz
8eidnetes @eiud, in peldem I'M Ct
laubniB eriudt tpirb, Sic 0ffentltden @ez
ae tnnerhalb seq @ountn fir gefpt1le
3mede 81 gebrauden, purbe oem 8oaro
unterbreitef unb anf Intrag ipurbe fo(z
gerber 8eldluB gefaBt:
8eldlonen bonn 8oarb Ser County,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
Hoods Sarsaparilas

pany. which Is operating six miles from
Salmon. with electric power furnished
from the power plant here. Is the fore
runner OF ct least two e4pallN large
dredges which will he installed this year.
AS showing the variety and richness
OF the mineral resources of the Salmon
CITY district. north OF the town lies n
gold and copper district; west there Is
gold. copper. nickel and cobalt; north
west. end down the Salmon river. there
Is gold, and TO the southeast thcro is
a region rich In lead and silver
All of this immensely rich territory VIII
shortly be tapped by the extensions OF
the Gilmore & Pittsburg railroad and the
fact That outside capitalists are well
aware of this is shown by the many larr,,
mining deals which are now being ne
cotiated