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THE PURE FOOD LAW
Will Be Strictly Enforced
And Violators Ar
rested
Washington, Jan. 3—Secretary
Wilson says that the new nure food
law is going to be enforced to the
letter, and any violators
will be severely dealt with. It is
liis intention 10 proceed against
the big companies who are violat
ing the law first and later attend
to the smaller fry.
Prescribed bv doctors for inva
lids and patients—Buffalo Lithia
Mineral Wa ter Spring No. 2 By I
the bottle at- ths Buffet.
Blames Roads
And Would Regulate Handling of Cars
By Government Legislation
Washington, Jan. 3—interstate
Commerce Commissioner Lane re
ports to President Roosevelt that
the unusual coal shortage in Dako
ta is due to an illegal combine of
the transportation companies, and
asks that a special message he sent
to eungr ss advocating the estab
lishment oi a car clearing house
and a reciprocal demurrage law.
Roosevelt will probably send a
message making similar recom
mendations, but there will be a
great fight, in congre-** over an at
tempt to pass such a law\
Tonopah. Jan. 3—Another fight
has been arranged for liana. Hi
signed articles here last night tor p
contest with Britt, to take place
i before the Casino athletic club. The
fight will he to a finish for a purse
of $25,(XX). No date has been as,
yet set. for the fight.
Perfect Prescription Precision
.and Promptness our motto. Owl
Drug Store.
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The great Mining Development which has
taken place on Prince William Sound and in
the Copper River Valley has made it neces
sary for us to add largely to our stock of
We^carry’a large'stock of
DYNAMITE, FUSE
, CAPS, GASOLINE
| Forces, Bellows, Anvils, Drill Steel, Blacksmith
Coal, Blacksmith Outfits and Adamantine candles
In fact everything necessary for work around a mine. Your patronage
Is Solicited.
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HIS FIRST MESSAGE
Governor of New York
Presents His First
Document
Albany. Jan. 3 — Governor
Hughes has sent Elis' first guberna
fcv>rin 1 message to the state legisla
ture. lit urges that a recount in
made of the vote ca*t in the elec
lion when Hearst arid McUlelh u
were running in 19U*r»t and al-<*
recommends the passage of a luii
g ving the supreme court of the
state charge of election recount
Another recommendation i- that a
iiw be adopted making a limit
upon the amount of money a can
didate will he allowed to sjxtnd
while running for otliee.
Sari Francisco, Jan. .»—The
polite h* j\ ■ received information
that k band of gypsies who weir
carupcu nr. r Berk* iy knew some. •
thing it guiding lhr whereabout*
of live ycui old c’» ;.l iirittao, wi»«»
liisapp* a red from near Walla
Walla a:»oi ’ six months ago. S* -
fc-ral of vh< ohnd were arrested and
an Attempt unde to force them to
Oieclose anv information they had
nut nothing eouid be learned from
them.
Olympia, .Ian. 8—'1 he state tax
commission will present a bill to
the legislature asking that nil of
the railroad curs in the »tatr, in
c! tiding those owned by private
puriit *. be taxed.
Seattle. Jan. —Th* ilurold
BleekuiVi. tirhirg *»ehooner. will
start from here for Bering sea
Februrary 1 *f*lh, to engage in fish
ing. This will be the earliest start
ever made for the northern fishing
grounds.
* Oiri:i!.3~ There a:<- no
new df. eioprnonts in the threat
en! (1 f-’riL ..n the H.iriinmn n***
Member* of the office lorit her*
mate fh*‘ HorrimAn r»ii] ihsolutll
refuse t.n irake *nv concession*