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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-12-07

NOTICE. Il have the agency for the
G C.Buquo Lime Co in this territory
and can offer you this lime, which is
guaranteed to analyze "a to SO per cent
casbonates, which is as nigh guarantee
as any lime for agricultural purposes.
The price b factory is $3.50 loose
and $3.50 sacked. advise that you
place your order at once. D. EPPs.
l2-7-4t
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LOCAL ~ j !
NEWS N66

Mr. F A Taylor of Vox was here
Monday.
MIR G w Camlin of Earles was in
town Monday.
Mr. N D Lesesne was Florence
visitor Thursday.
MR. p Howard called on US Mon
day while in towr.
MrJ o Carraway Of Rome was in
Kingstree Monday.
MIR J C Altman of Hemingway
was in town Monday.
Mr. C A Buddin of Cades, Route l..
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Leila Flossie Epps was in
Charlotte, N C. this week.
Miss Annie Stackley was in Flor
ence Sunday and Monday.
MIR J C Altman of Hemingway
was in Kingstree Monday.
Judge R o Purdy of Sumter was
noted in Kingstree Tuesday.
Mrs Myer of Myers Mill is visit
ing her sister, Miss Dunbar.
Judge Henry S Gamble of Gree
lyville was in town Tuesday.
Mrs R B Hughes has gone to Or
angeburg to visit her parents.
Hon and Mrs R j Kirk of Flor
ence spent Thanksgiving here.
Miss Carrie Scott attended the
Thanksgiving dance at Sumter.
Union services will be held at the
Methodist church Sunday night.
Mr. VII Baker of Cades, R F D,
is attending court here this week.
m Newell, ESQ. of Johnsonville
is attending court here this week.
Mr. VII McElveen of Mouzon was
q pleasant caller at our office Mon
day.
Mr. RI Kirk, of the Florence bar,
was in town Monday on legal busl-
Mr. C Mcdaniel, who has been
living near town, has moved TO Ne
smith.
Mrs M L Allen spent Yesterday in
Florence with her sister, Mrs } u
Gilland.
MILD Clark Of Cades, R F D l.
was a pleasant caller at our office
Monday.
Mr. RI Brown of Hemingway was
a caller at our office while in town
Monday.
P II Arrowsmith, Esq, Of Lake
City had legal business in court here
this week.
Miss Sue Stanley of Johnsonville
has been the guest of Mrs M II Will
lis in Florence.
Walter Hazard. ESQ, of George.
town had legal business in court
here this week.
Mr. Alfred Calder and daughter
Miss Ada, of Cades were Kingstree
shoppers yesterday.
. Regular quarterly communion
services will be held next Sunday
morning at the Presbyterian church
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-12-07

For SALE-Ten shares of Kingstree
Building & Loan association stock, sixth
series. of date April 7, 1916. Will sell
at par value. Apply at The Record
office. ll-lb-tf
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plies Cured in 6 to IL Days

Yor- druggist will refund money II PAzc
OINTMENT fails to cure any case OF Itching.
iliaI bleeding or TTotTuding Piles in oto "A days
The tirst application gives Ease aud Rest. ooc
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For SALE Hague saw mill outfit
with 2O.h p pengine and 25-h p boiler. Ca
pacity 5000 feet per day. In fairly
good condition; will sell at bargain
for cash. Apply to Brown Bros,
Brvan. sc. l1-23-4tp
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For SALE-Burch' Improved Cotton
Seed. Gathered this year thirty-two
bales from twenty-five acres. $l.5O
per bushel b Sumter. STACKLEY &
BURCH, Florence, S G. 11-23-4t
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For SALE-Duroc Jersey hogs sub
ject to registration; few service
boars and gifts; also pigs; will sell
cheap or exchange for cattle W 0
CAMLIN, Bloomingvale, S C. Pitt
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For SALE-Two good Milk Cows with
young calves. NJ H JACOBS. Kings
tree, S {. l2-7-tf
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LosT-A yellow cur dog wearing a
brass studded leather collar. A liberal
reward given Tor his return to DIR J A
MOOD, Sumter, S c. l2-7-4tp
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WANTED - A good. reliable white
woman to help with general house
work. Address Box 2S4, Kingstree,
S &. ltp
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For RENT-Five rooms for rent over
Uwana Theatre. Apply to DR. R j
MCCABE. 1t
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WANTED - 70 purchase Shelled
Corn and Peas in any quantity. P
S COURTNEY. l2-I.tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WANTED-Cow Peas and Turkeys.
M H JACOBS. Kingstree, S c. l2-7-tf
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For RENT Two furnished rooms;
nice location. Phone 1876. l2-7-2tp
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Hot Supper and Barbecue.

A hot supper and barbecue will be
given at Cedar Swamp school Friday
night, December Is Plenty of the
best of everything to eat. Come.
Proceeds for benefit of school.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-18
SOUTHERNBEAUTIES ARE SPONSORS FOR THE
MEN WHO WORE THE GRAY

G.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
L0NGSh0REMEN ARE
 OUT AS ANNOUNCED
TWELVE THOUSAND MEN ARE INVOLVED AFFECTING EVERY
 PACIFIC PORT.

SEATTLE, June | As was an, nounced Tew days ago, the long shoremen refused 10 go to work thia morning and declared strike Gsy.s;.S' the employers for refusing to grant an increase in wages,
 About ten days ago. the various companies were notified that an in crease in wages was expected by the first Of June, The employers, for sov- eral days ignored the demand. but later answered that the demand was eNhorbitant and that no increase would be granted
 The strike. it is said. will affect every port on the Pacific Coast and over twelve thousand men are in volved Both sides are prepared fer 3 long struggle.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
g4h0Ts TWICE BEATEN.

CHI UAHEA June 1- Sk-1isf- @ bet sz21 hand q bandits and cozs-5.afsaazl5st troops under Col Jcs4 GaTazas- l z1a TzIpico a5s-5c1- ~s1z reported ty Gen Mai tzFzee t-1z Ta1v5co to1zx- He said Col Cz~-zes encountered s1e E-a-z1 6e-s a- Las aaga-=s- near lh= San Lasz P za { Ez-p5eo rzElrpad- Al sar 2 sA-z1s4 . w1ica z1= haadIls los- tou- Ez1zs zEsT 5=5 D Eeao1csz- tEzta 1e-- E-za-a s54-zal T1e-e zheE brought up s@Tssal cars and ~4gons with ghs evident tz7e-t5c- os de-zil- ing and .a,1ez1g 4 passenger traIn-
 This, hewsTs-- w2s frustrated bg Ca2 C4vzz9s- n1o Zz1e . s1E.-zss al szck rsszlrz-g ' running light I1 Nh5ch z1e hszz1i.s l1st saFs1 killed and l9 E-zsazers, wzile azlY ozs coa- s+f9zi5ozz-se zz ~1u15sa The wag- CTS. cars zz 2n-isF q supplies wars alsc
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
ANOTHER NEW PLACER STRIKE IS REPORTED
IS SAID TO BE TWENTY MILES FROM SauSHANNG CITY e
 ON FOLEY CREEK.

CORONA, June IA new placer sold strike is reported oa Foley creek q tributary 10 Notch creek and about ewea1y miles rom ShusAaana city and some sweaty-&hree niles from Nsee<na- Four feet ot pay gravel has been found wlth good results At s3 tss7. water mas struck hat only 8 snail 5ow
 The 5izccTans-s are Louis McCsl- laa- Ed MeaEallea. George Tweedale. V. A. BiElo@. (. McAllistez and Tony McGns4tigzn- Coarse gold is found | rhe ol5 channel from the pzeglacial ~zsh. and traces ot gold along the Tsm to- . distance of three 10 four miles. There Is g shortage of sup plies and horses n the district.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
HESDsMES PkuP AND BRYANT
 LEAVE FOR VISIT SOUTH.

Leaving On the Princess Sophia to- uoETow morning Mrs C. : Paup and Mrs BTyanz wlll be sou-hboun6 pas se1ge-s who will FtsiE in Yzncouver- Tzc1o-la and Seattle for seTs-al ~eeks after ~hich Mrs BEyanE ~in continue n 1o Lbs Angeles 10 star sir weeks q more with relatives in California
 Mrs Pzup @il remain visiting Eith friends in Saa11ie and an aunt al Msz6o~dzla zz1l ths middle ot July o- s3 before her z=-uru home
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
WOMAN ELECTED TO RULE.

TABLE GROVE, June This viii lage is going to he on apron strings for the next three years-aud by it's own choosing.
 At the election it chose four women for it's village trustees. elected a wo- man as village clerk and another as treasurer Now, Mayor Hoxworth, to show he is a good sport. has announc- ed his intention to appoint woman as marshal
 The point of it is that the men themselves decided to make it skirt rule. At the election 120 men voted and eighty-eight women. and all the women candidates got big majorities over the male candidates
 The new trustees are Miss Sadie Forshag, Mrs. Gertrude Fullmer Miss Frances Swigert and Mrs. c. ". Hen ry. The clerk is Mrs. F c. Miller and the treasurer Miss Carrie Harden
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
xEsEI csNSERY TOTAL
 LossRESUlT FIRE

The Juneau Empire, Of May 30. says: The officers Of the Admiral Watson. which arrived southbouad last night brought fhe news 10 Ju- nezu of the destruction by fire Of the canne-y al Kenai owned by the North western Fisheries Company The can nery burned 10 the ground Monday night May 2. the fire starting in the boiler room l. gained such he4dRay before being discovered that il could not oe extinguisheQ with the appar- aus oa hand
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01

NEW YORK. June I.-The Europ- can NAT has had marked effect up on such sn apparently unrelated mat ter as rain insurance in New York Citx. An organization which will give . musical festival next Sunday after noon af the polo grounds eabled 10 Lloyd's in London asking the price of [ sl0.@a9 policy insuring 1T against loss by rain on that day, The reply was that the normal cost Of such q poliey was five per cent. but that under existing conditions Of military stress il undoubtedly would be far hey0nd this sum"
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
THE FRENCH START
 OFFENSIVE MOVEMENT
MEET WsTH SUCCESS AT TIRE FIRST ATTACK AND WIN
 STRONG OPPOSITION.

LONDON, June | = An offensive uaosszsent hy the French WAS started yesterday against the German posi- sion ia she northwestern region of Lenortheu.e. that resulted in the cap tare Of the strongest positions held by the enemy. says dispatch this morning from the front Besides talk ing the position. thousands of prison CTS were made with comparatively small losses by the attacking party
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
MR. NGLLoY JUNEAU BOUND.

N- MaIloT. representative Of the Alaska Gzzt5zszz Mining Company. . Juneau ~ho has had charge ot the EoEk al ghs Sea Level =ine 10 deter mine Ehe north Of the property. came in Eowa Saturday and reported that ssFerzl hundred tozs ot ore rzd been shipped toy zssa4s- the resglt Of Eh5ch will determine 7he TalUs and probable purchase ot the property b Tte Alaska Gaztizezu people MT
 Nzlloz left tAiz morning for Juneau
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
ANTARCTIC EXPLORER
 ARRIVES AT FALKLAND
REPORTS HAVING FAILED TO CROSS THE POLE PUT IS IN
 GOOD HEALTH.

LONDON, June 1-Ernest Shackle- ton, the Anaretic explorer, over who great anxiety was felt. arrived at Falkland island yesterday. according to dispatches just received. In one of his reports. he says that while he failed to cross the pole, he obtained valuable informations of a scientific nature. that will contribute a good deal to the worlds knowledge. He also reports being in good health.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
ALL ABOUT THE BOATS.

Jefferson left southbound at 10 a. II. with the following passengers for Seattle: Mrs. E. C. Engstrom and two children. While L M. Fisher. S. Guy ot. s A Furte and Miss Furtel are arrivals in the city on the Jefferson from the north. s also took on A boxes~of fish and 46 tierces of sal mon here.
 Humboldt arrived this morning with Mrs C. II. Field w R. Hayes. p. By dahl Mrs j. Olson, Miss E. Frost and two steerage for Ketchikan.
 City of Seattle and Humboldt due here southbound Sunday
 A-k will sail from Seattle on June 3rd.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
SURPRISED HER FAMILY.

Mrs. C. H. Field. who was not eX- pected to arrive here for several days. came in on the Hum boldt this morning and gave her fam fly quite a surprise, though happy one Mrs. Field came direct from San Francisco here and is glad to be an Alaskan once more. Ketchikan is a big gainer in having this most esi- mable family permanently located here again and welcomes them very gladly in their midst
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
KILLED BY EAYoNET THRUST.

BOSTON. June 1.-Louis ]. Mullich. 2S years old. a seaman on the sub marine tender Melville. was killed by bayonet thrust today in melee on the Melville's deck at the navy yard. The body is in the morgue al the naval hospital
 Capt L. R Desteguer,s of the Unit ed States battleship Kearsagre. will appoint board of investigation.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
POPE AVOIDS PASSING
 ON WAR COMPLAINTS

ROME 1uzs z--Csr1zral G4su2--i, paval secretary q zsata- iS aaossd ty Rome newspapers Eo Eae effect thzg Pope Be7ea5ez- whiie Eaasa1Ainins sfF5c-eS5 neutrality deV1o7as gha 4nE5- Christian and izauu-azs aspects ot the wH h tas absence q satisfactory ersdeace q an impartial nature the poQ= sz unable 10 pass judgment on czargeS o5 51a-vpa- coz5uss q w2r made ol e9z1 s58es The pop 5s re presented zs e1e-lshlag ths belief taz1 the e1assazzea ot has.1,,ltia.s @ay b,e hasrszes aT 4 g-eaz=r degree q Christian tolerance ol eoza ss5=s by partial -saaz zz4s5o4 q claims and 64 k=eaer sympathy so- suffering Veo- u-sS
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
KENTUCKY SENATOR WlEL
 BE PERMANENT CHAIRMAN

WASHINGTON June l. = It is practically admitted in official circles and among the leaders of the demo cratic party here. that Senator James of Kentucky. will be made permanent chairman at the democratic eonven- tion- The senator is apparently the fayOrise
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01

 FRIENDS ALERT
MR. MEYER. FORMER SECRETARY OF THE NAVY,
 STARTS FIGHT FOR NOMINATION.

wss only hlnid, chat at the bottom of t all. Roosevelt was the faVorite and the oply man for the occasion.
 The final plans for the convention hava been made and approved a:.t the work on the contested seats. iuv,lv. ing some sixty delegates, has already begun, it was learned this morning. Delegates are arriving daily f"om au over the country and in every head quarter. activity is evidenced
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01

wASHlNGI June The lat sS4 ao5e from General CsarT2nEa i8 refe-s- a sls withdrawal of tAt Uaiie5 States rraaQ,s from Mexico, 5s anything e4s se.assurance os 1alauties. as peace The Mexican government hints ssrozgiy al srouhls ahead lnths eTenS theg are nos pno7.pslv u-iaA- 5rawl- Esspazzr-ez1 of esz2s trauklg
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
MISS CAREY RETURNS HOME

Miss Emma Carey. z1o in her rrosessiu-zz capacity ot trained 11rss has had z1s care 9t J[-z U T. St=T=ls fov zhs rzst zare= 1ozg1s. hsrlz ze- eczrazIez Aer from Sa4szze here. lzfz 2 fer sass zgo -o rss1rz ID her ho1e 1E-s sz=re1s 5s izproTi1g and FT E Az9zz zzz- The laag s=iEe ot illness tEez Ezsz-z-isz Iron Enic1 s1e has teel Eea- zEerer tor so long is aE11E g0aE
 3Iiss Carer at-sr settling some hus- taezs matters 5a Seattle @ill come north aga5a- making Azeha-zg= her point ct 5esl4zzzz11 Ehzs time
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01

The agent for the Grand Trunk Pa cidc Steamship Company here reports that on the southbound trip of the Prince John last Monday, the follow ing passengers left from here: D. J. Williams for Prince Rupert, Miss Carry for Seattle, MT W Davidson for Vancouver, E. C., and Mrs. F. w. Ross for Chicago, via the Grand Trunk
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01

CHICAGO, June 1. - The former secretary of the navy Mir Meyer, ar. rived here yesterday and immediate. iy started the fight for the nomination cf eN-president Roosevelt as candidate for the presidency at the coming ei"e tien.
 The ex-secretary said today that he would leave no stone unturned 70 ac- complish his plan. He also express cd his opinion that the oppositich
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
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JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
 REPORTS FAvORAHlN Y

WASHINGTON. June l.-The sen, ate judiciary committee late last ey- ening reported fsyofably on the bill having for its object the ratifying of the compact made between the States of Washington and Oregon regarding fish regulations.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
ASSASSINATION IS
 STAMPED AS A FAKE

KANSAS CITY. June 1-The at. tempted assassination Of ex-president Roosevelt last Monday. that stirred the whole nation, is today stamped as a fake well rehearsed beforehand. The papers say that it was planned to attract attention.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
GIGANTIC FRAUD DISCOVERED.

SAN FRANCISCO. June l-In the CalitoTaiz-Oregoa land fraud cases. ic Eas discovered today that consplr- ators operated mostly from the Seat tle oEice and collected nearly g million dollars
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
CAMP FIRE NOTICE.

II iE announced that the Camp Fire Cir wlu meet this evening at 7.59 o'clock st the home Of the Guardian Mrs Harvsy Stzckpole All members are requested 10 be in attendance.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01

ROME. June The Italian gov ernmsn1 tOday transferred rhe blame for the aTmy's defeat from the Aus trians to the General commanding the Italian army. He is said TO have been extremely negligent in all his prepar- a1ioas for his defense
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
ANOTHER DANCE FOR
 NEXT SATURDAY EVENING

Dancers will please take notice that the usual Saturday evening dance will be given next Saturday at the same place and the same hours and the same music Everybody knows that it means a splendid time for all
 7<@ (adY.1
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
MEXICO HINTS
 AT EXPULSION.
HIS LATEST NOTE TO WASHINGTON REPEAT THE
 DEMAND OF WITHDRAWAL OF U. s. TROOPS.

admit that it's term can'~CS D. nsis- taken and foqcs will he aSssI oy the Mexican government 10 ecfogcs inc demand President NilsoQ Tili s'ses the members ot his cabinet today 70
 discuss the matter. but il + tsvus.aE that h4 will adhere 10 his fornss.V 3s- casson. which Is 10 clean ID the es,ua- try Of sAe remaining bandits
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
ROOSEVELT LEADS.

CHICAGO, June i.-Betting is lively today on the possible choice for the republican nom. inasioa for the presidency at the coming convention. Roose, welt is far in the lead with Hughes a poor second.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
CHICAGO PACKERS TAKE OPTION
 OF ALASKA cANNERY.

CHICAGO. June Lit was learned soday that the Chicago meat packers hare taken an option on some ot the e2nneriss iR Alaska. and that man will be sent 10 investigate
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
LIE BARGE PROVED EX-
 TRA0RDINARY ARTIST
HE HAS A MARVELLOUS COMMAND OF SEVERAL DIFFERENT
 LANGUAGES.

John 4 Le Barge. who appeared at the Grand Theatre last evening, is all extraordinary artist, to say the least. Genius fl found everywhere but We hare no record Of an individual hay ing his artistic versatility. The mans international standing as an artist ss well known and honestly earned He is splendid instrumentalist, usire the Tiolin- banjo, mandolin, and many novelty instruments including the xylo7hone. the broom fiddle and oth- CTS He handles only the very best of music in way that gives great pleasure 10 the most cultured musi- clans as well as to the masses. He has q few equals as story teller He has marvellous command of the Irish Italian. French and other dialects. He is specially strong in French as he is French-American- Besides, he is magician Of several years ex- peuence. presenting a variety of slight-of-hand tricks and legerde- main Ali in all. his performance last evening was a revelation.
 Mir Le Barge will repeat the per. formance this evening again and rlay remain in town several days before proceeding on his way. He said thil morning that he had travelled the world oTer and was glad to visit Al aska
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01

WASHINGTON. June | = In the ao1se 1otay. the democrats hare taken lp the bill increasing the revenue tax on inheritance and levylng more taxes on the munitica plants
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
WILL SPEND MONTH NORTH.

Rev- Pa1I Eerrs Jeff on the Farrz- gst 11is uo-zi1g for months risft 1av-a- He @ill r1z5t al Knik and An e1a-ags and Nay points
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01

Court will adjourn sine die this ev- ening. and the Judge and Court off, cials will leave on the s. s. Alaska for Juneau
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01

The case Of Ollie Gray vs. Jens W. Robson. for possession Of real property is being tried this afternoon and it is the last case Of the docket.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01

John Thomas a subject of Norway. was admitted to citizenship by the Court this morning
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
TO MARCH IN PARADE.

WASHINGTON, June | -
 President Wilson has announe- cd that he would march in the preparedness parade advertis- |. cd 10 take place June 14, in this city.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01

The only thing sadder to contem- plate than a disillusioned married pair ~ho are tired Of one another is Q disiIlusioned bachelor who is tired Of himself
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
COURT NEWS.

Tn the case Of the United States vs. Mr. Kubley. after a lasting deliber- ation the jury returned verdict of guilty. The jury was out four hours. Sentence will be passed by the court this afternoon. The jury recommend ed leniency.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01

Prince John is due here north bound this evening at eight o'clock. reports the agent
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01

SEATTLE. June 1.-The steamer Umatilia is due to sail tonight for Nome. The Victoria will sail tomor- TOW.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01

The case of Miners and Merchants Bank Ys- Harry Brice. for foreclosure proceedings was called up this morn ing for trial The Court decided in favor Of the Bank Ingersoll repre- sented the Bank and Plumbley rep resented Brice.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01
THE ALASKA LEFT LAST
 EVENING.

SEATTLE. June 1.-The steamer Alaska left last night, with the fol- lowing passengers for Ketchikan: Wm. Loiselle, Miss Edna Robinson, H. J. Scott, John and Harold Harold son and two steerage.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01

CABIN FOR RENT-Apply to Dr. Brown for particulars. (adv. J
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-01

[Note-It was announced in yes terday's issue that the Alaska would reach port this morning. The infor- nation was obtained at the agents office therefore the incorrect1ess of the report must be placed upon Nr Elliott, and not on this paper.l
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-23

atory animals The work is being con-
Quoted in Utah. Nevada. Idaho. Califor-
MIA, Oregon and Washington. Owing
to the extent of the rabies epidemic in
Nevada, the number of hunters en-
ployed In that state has been increased
to so. In all the states mentioned, the
employees of the department are CO.
operating, so far as possible, with local
officials. The amount available for at
lacking the rabies problem is small and
inadequate and the plans already made
exhaust our available funds. We can
not discontinue the work we are now
doing in the general field. In fact, our
plans have progressed SO far as to
make it impracticable to abandon them
and, Furthermore, the wording of the
authorization would seem TO preclude
the department from devoting the en-
tire appropriation to the destruction of
coyotes. II the rabies situation is to be
attacked properly. an emergency ap-
preparation will have to be made. The
department probably could efficiently
expend for this purpose in the neigh
borhood of SIS, 900 by the beginning or
the next fiscal year and the experts are
Of the opinion that continuing appro
priation of 100000 might result In
such reduction of the coyotes as TO
confer great relief, provided, OF course,
as I have stated, the states cooperate
satisfactorily. Very truly yours,
(Signed) D. F. HOUSTON,
Secretary.