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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-12-04
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale

Default has been made in the payment of the
sum OF Three Hundred and Five Dollars, and
Nlnety-three Cents $685. S) which is claimed to
'e due and is due at the date OF this notice for
principal and interest upon a certain note and
mortgage, duly executed and delivered by Charles
L. Plummer and Mary Plummer, his wife, mort
gagors, to Hilda Mcdonald the 4th day OF
september, 1894, which said mor gage containing
d power OF sale therein duly recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds in and for the
County OF st. Louis and State of Minnesota, on
the 9Th day OF September, A. d., 1894, at two
o'clock p. IN in Book 80 OF Mortgages on page
lis; and no action or proceeding at law, or other
wise, has been had or made to recover the debt
secured by said Mortgage, or any part thereof
BY the terms vi said mortgage, said rortga-
gors agreed to pay the taxes on said premises as
they became due, which they have failed to do,
and on the Nth day OF November 1897, said
mortgage paid the taxes on said premises for
the year 1896, amounting to Eleven Dollars and
repaid. and for which, under the provision
said mortgage made, the mortgagee clai lis and
holds lien against the mortgaged premises
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given under
and by virtue OF the power of sale in said mort
gage contained and pursuant to the statute in
such case made and provided, the said Mortgage
premises, described in and convened by said
Mortgage, viz: Lot fourteen GA and he South
rly ten QO' feet of Lot twelve 90 in Block One
+ ndred and Twenty-seveu (l27) according to
Myers Encouragement OF said Block in Duluth
Proper, Second Division, according t.. the record
ed plat thereof ENG in the City OF Duluth, Coun
" oI 81. LOUIS oGate O1 Minnesota, WIN Inc
hereditaments and appurtenances, which sale will
De made by the Sheriff OF said St Louis county,
at tn front door of the urt House, OF 1T.
Louis County in the City of Duluth in said county
and state, on Monday, the Bird day OF January
1885, at ten O'Clock OF that day, at public vendue
to the highest bidder for cash. to pay said debt
+ three hundred and five and SO 100 dollars and
taxes above stated and twenty-five dollars at
COrney's fees, stipulated in and by said mortgage
to be paid in of foreclosure. and the dis
bursements allowed by law, SUBJECT to redemp-
zion at any time within ono year from the day
Of SALE, provided by law.
Dated Duluth, November Goth, 1897.
HILDA MCDONALD,
Mortgage.
G. w. CROSBY,
Attorney for Mortgagee
1O6 Providence Building,
Duluth Mnn.
Nov. 2O-27, Dec 4-I1-1S-25.
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Notice Of Sherif'S Execution Sale,

Under and by virtue of an execution issued out
OF and under the seal of the District Court OF the
State of Minnesota, in and for the Second
Judicial District and County Of Ramsey. on the
9Th day OF November 1881 directed the Sheriff
OF st. Louis County. Minnesota. upon a judg
nlent rendered aud docSeted in saiu Court and
County OF Ramsey OctO ger H0Gh 1897. in an ac-
ton therein therein William r. Snow was
plaintiff. aud AMOS L. Warner defendant, in
favor OF said plaintiff for the sum III Four
Thousand Two Hundred Fifty-niue and $500
Dollars iS4,259S7). transcript OF the docket OF
which Judgment thereafter, on the first uav
OF November 1897 at 9 O'Clock and thirty min
utes 4. ~, duly filed and docke ed in the Office OF
the Clerk Of the D ST. let Court of said ST. Louis
County.
l will sell as public auction to the highest
bidder for cash at the front door of the Cour'
House in tho City OF Duluth, Minnesota. at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon OF Wednesday, the 5th
day OF January, 1898, all the right, title and in
terest OF any kind or nature legal or equitable,
which the Judgment debtor, Amos l.. Warner,
had in and to the real estate hereinafter de-
scribed on November l. 1897, the date OF the
docketing OF said iudement in st. Louis County,
or shall have thereafter acquired, and particu-
larry the undivided ne-fourth interest in said
property. sting under and by virtue OF
contract or declaration of trust between Edward
WMtcomb, Henry E. Gerry. Walter Hurbert,
and SAID Amos l.. Warner, dated December
"a h, 1885? and all rights equitable and legal
VI said Warner to said land under said instru-
ment.
The saiG land is situated in st. Louis County,
Minnesota, and described as follows: The south
west quarter of the sOuth west quarter (swA OF
swA) OF section SIN (6), township fifty (5O) north.
OF range thirteen (13) west. OF Fourth Prnvipa
Meridian.
Dated Duluth. Minnesota, November 18th, 1897.
WILLIAM c. SARGENT,
Sheriff OF St Louis County,
Minnesota.
F. c. STEVENS, Attorney,
st. Paul. MINI.
Labor World, Nov. 2O-27, Dec 4-1l-1s-25.
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IL 433 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Duluth, MINI.
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2 J. WHEN, CABINET MAKER,
IL Office, Store and Saloon Fixtures,
III West First Street.
The herald., 1897-10-07
CHINO

CHINO, Oct. 6.-(Regular Corresp0l-
dence.) Confirmation has been received
here to the effect that the balance of the
beet crop at Anahem, amounting to about
$4,000 tons. has been sold to the Alamitos
factory. These beets were contracted for
by the Chino factory, but the Anaheim
growers can save a big freight bill by
disposing of their beets near home, and
the factory here will still have about all
the beets 1t can handle from the Chino
ranch and Hueneme The crop on the Chino
ranch is only one-third harvested and the
harvest at Hueneme just began about ten
days ago. Up to date 2S, 900 tons have been
delivered to the factory from this place.
s. Marks received a letter a few days
ago from his son George Marks. written
from Seattle on his return from the Klon-
dixie trail. He was one of the victims of the
Chilcoot pass avalanche. Mr.. Marks and
his partner were awakened early in the
morning and warned to escape. They had
barely gotten out of their tent when the
avalanche str4'k them, and they trie1 to
cling to the tent and save it. but in an in
slant they were hurled into the stream.
Men were soon at their aid and threw
ropes to them, but all of their possessions.
including $500 in money, were swept away.
Nathan Garrett left this morning for
Monterey to attend the session of the high
court of Foresters as representative of
Court Chino.
Walter L. Vail is in town this week from
his ranch at Pantano. Ariz. Mr.. Vail is
member of the firm of Vail & Gates, owners
The herald., 1897-10-07
ANAHEIM

ANAHEIM, Oct. 6.-(Regular Cores
pondence) The walnut growers are stand
ing firm for the prices agreed on for their
wainuts There seems to be a disposition
on the part of the dealers to get the price
down, but it is not at all likely that they
will succeed. Representatives from the
associations at Rivera. Tustin, Ell Monte,
Capisrano and Fullerton met at Fullerton
yesterday, and after discussing the matter
decided to stand firm for the original prices.
Several carloads Of walnuts were taken
into the association al Fullerton Saturday.
The orange crop throughout this section
looks well and promises to yield large
harvest.
Work on the additions to the school
buildings in this city and West Anaheim
is progressing rapidly and they will be
finished in few weeks.
John Hart. representing Brandenstein &
Co., of San Francisco, is in the city today.
DR.. A. A. DePuy has located in the Fe-
derman block in this city.
Charles FedSrman went to Los Angeles
today to spend tomorrow with relatives.
1t is the Day of Atonement, and is He
brew holiday.
in the city totae ~'
Mrs. John Gallman of the Puente oil
wells was in the city Today.
H A. Slough went to Los Angeles today
on business.
Edwin Barr of this city is attending
court at Santa Ana as juror.
Contractor H. A. McWilliams is engaged
in building house at Los Alamitos.
The herald., 1897-10-07
ORANGE

ORANGE. Oct 6.-(Regular Corresponds
ence) On Friday evening the ladies of the
Presbyterian church will give an enter
tainment in Music hail. Orange. 1t will
consist of the Peak Sisters dished up in
new FORM Miss NJ. Phebe Jones of An
aheim has kindly consented to take the
part of Miss Sukey Jerushy Ann Pettin-
gill. the discoverer of the Peakses, and the
sisters will be impersonated by the follow
ing young ladies': Ariminty. Miss Bibber:
Betsy, Miss Fullerton: Dortay, Miss Net
tie Parker; Eliza Miss Susie Cooper; Han
ny Belindy, Miss Christina Brown; Lu-
cindy, Miss Brown; Mirandy. Miss Flora
Scarritt; Narcissy, Miss Scarritt: Ophey,
and doughnu.s will be served.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Padgham gave reception in honor of the
first anniversary of the birth of their son
Philip. Refreshments were served and
Master Padgham received some nice gifts.
The Methodist church of Orange has
kindly placed the use of its edifice at the
disposal of the Kings Daughters, who will
hereafter meet on the first and third Mon
days of each month at 2:30 p. m.
The stockholders of the Santa Ana VAL
ley Irrigation company met today, and the
old board of directors was unanimously
reelected.
On Tuesday morning Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Fletcher of Olive went to Los Angeles.
After spending a few days with friends
in the city, Mrs. Fletcher will return. Mr.
Fletcher goes on to Tehachapi.
The herald., 1897-10-07
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, Oct. 6.-(Regular Corre-
spondece.) M. Machado, the Temecula
storekeeper. who was convicted Of Illegal
liquor selling and who was fined $40 for
the offense, has thought better of his de-
cision to appeal the case and has paid the
fine. When settling his fine Machado said
it would be cheaper in the end than to
hire lawyers to fight the case for him.
The horticultural commissioners Of this
county report that 1000 orange trees were
treated for scale during the month of Sep
tember at cost Of 66 cents tree. The COM
mission is doing good work in this county
and the area in whi:., the scale has foot
hold ispbeing rapidly contracted. AS a
matter of fact, the scale is found only In
a couple of small circumscribed sections
of the valley. Last season little fumiga-
ton was done, as the supervisors decided
to allow the fruit men to use sprays, for
which much virtue was claimed, and the
result was that scale increased-in short,
the spraying was a failure.
Deputy Sheriff Dickson had occasion to
visit Temescal yesterday on official busi
ness, and while returning from his journey
and when near Corona, he came across ;.
large specimen of the California lion The
animal jumped up close to the road
and while it was making off towards the
hills Dickson took three shots at it, but
without effect. The animal was a large
one and did not show much fear at sight
of the representative of the sheriff's office.
Supervisor Edmiston, who represents the
second district of this county, is vet
eran and pensoner He has been receiving
a pension of Sc for some time past, but he
has received word that the amount has
been doubled.
Word has been received here that DR..
N. II. Claflin, who was formerly horti-
cultural officer in this city, but who has
been connected with the government eX-
The herald., 1897-10-07
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, Oct. 6.-(Regular Core
spondence.) A long and interesting meet
ing of the chamber of commerce was held
last evening. The session was devoted to
the hearing of committee reports and to
continuation of the important question of
establishing cannery in this city. On the
recommendation of committee appointed
to look into the matter the directors have
decided to make strenuous effort to raise
bonus of $4,000 to be offered as an induce
ment to any reputable firm which will start
such an institution. Other important con-
cessions will also be made, provided the
right party can be induced to take hold of
the enterprise.
A meeting of directors of the Orange
County Fair company was held yesterday
afternoon. Besides attending to the ar
rangements for the regular speed program,
the directors effected an agreement by
which klamath and Silkwood will be
brought into competition for special
purse.
A prolonged discussion Of the sewer ques-
tion occupied the attention of the trustees
at a special meeting last night. A public
meeting will be held tonight for the pur-
pose of hearing expressions on the subject
from any citizen who may wish to speak.
Rev. L. B. Chaffee and wife have re-
turned to their home in Mitchell South
Dakota.
J. f. Morris and wife have gone to
Springfield, Mo-, expecting to remain per-
manetly.
Mrs. r. T. Brain of Los Ageles is visiting
Mrs. G. w. Ford of this city.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
Young died yesterday.
The herald., 1897-10-07
ORANGE COUNTY

from the Botsford ranch to Cotton. This
is over fifteen carloads.
Jack Gallman has sold his residence to
Rudolph Theissen, who recently arrived
here from the east. Mr.. Gallman will leave
early in the spring for Klondile.
Rev. Swain will supply the NJ. e. pulpit
here during the coming year, conference
having returned him to the Fullerton
charge.
Frank Purdy came down from San Ber-
nardino county on Sunday.
The cement cistern to be used on the
sprinkling route between Fullerton and
Anahem holds 210OO gallons of water.
Water will also be taken from a cistern
at Anaheim.
w. NJ Thompson was here yesterday
from Los Angeles.
The association will ship the first car
load of walnuts of the season on Saturday
next. The Fay company will also begin
shipping walnuts from this point in few
days.
w. J. Hole was down from La Habra
yesterday and says the valley will have a
railroad between Chino and Fullerton with
in a year.
The new I. o. F. lodge here has selected
as it's name Court Orange Belt"
Victor Hopf and Frank Weaver of Santa
Monica passed through here this morning
bound for the San Bernardino mountains
on pleasure trip.
DIR. c. l.. Rich went to Covina yesterday
to visit his parents.
Mr.. Mackay of Los Angeles. grand fore
man of the A. o. U. W., will visit the local
lodge here tomorrow evening" After the
lodge meeting supper will be given in
his honor.
The herald., 1897-10-07
SAN BERNHRDlNO COUNTY

plant and deliver it to the city through a
meter, guaranteeing the city its full quota.
The subject was laid over until the irriga-
ton district could take action and put its
plans and specifications in shape for the
board to act upon.
The city recorder reported that he had
passed upon forty-three drunks, thirteen
tramps. three disturbers of the peace, two
fighters and five for various offenses the
past month and collected from them $780, 80
in fines. The city marshal collected last
month $l156.75 in mercantile licenses, $3.50
in liquor licenses and $S1.5O in fines The
water superintendent reported 324 users of
water who paid $579.15 for the privilege.
The city treasurer collected $6651 50 last
month and paid out s52734l. with enough
on hand to pay the bills filed September
1st. except the street lighting
An ordinance was passed by the citv trus-
tees fixing the license to peddle fish at Sc
per quarter and to peddle fruit and vegeta-
bles 50 per quarter for each vehicle An
ordinace was also passed imposing severe
penalties for the use of air guns or the
carrying of brass knuckles. slung shots
or any similar weapon. A very elaborate
health ordinance passed its first read
ing. j. B. Pope was made member of the
city board of health to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of 7. M. Parsons.
In the report of the county treasurer the
item of $1937.74 on receivers certificate of
the First National bank has probably ap-
peared for the last time. as the bondsmen
of the treasurer have sifinified their inten-
tion of paying the amount and holding
the certificate themselves.
At the county hospital there were sixty
nine inmates the first of the month, six
teen admitted. eighteen discharged five
died, leaving on hand sixty-two at the close
of the month, costing the county S727. SO, or
an average of 371a cents each per day.
In the Arrowhead club duplicate whist
tournament the first series of games came
to an end about midnight of Tuesday, the
standing of the several players being as
follows: Points, net gain-Drew Z. Fleming
2. Haskell 13, Kendall 5, Oster 2, Parazette
II; net loss-Catlin II, Glasgow s, Gregg 2.
Hutchings 13, johnson 2. Jones Z. The
four players having the greatest net loss
Catlin, Glasgow, Hutchings and Jones'
are now dropped and the next series of
eight games will be played by the others,
The herald., 1897-10-07
RIVERSIDE COUNTY

pertinent station at Phoenix. Ariz.. for some
years past, has been dismissed from that
institution, and the same report gives 1t
that the dismissal was the direct result Of
a change in administration and the change
in the political complexion Of the powers
which control affairs out that way. There
are two other former Riversiders connected
with the institution named, both staunch
Democrats, and their friends here look for
them to go the way Of DR.. Claflin.
The weather the past few mornings has
been damp and cool. A heavy fog has
hung overhead and the raisin men are not
pleased, neither are the orange growers.
They both want warm. dry weather. to
dry raisins on the one hand and to make
the best growth of oranges on the other.
At the annual meeting Of the Riverside
Heights Fruit association held last even
ing the following officers were elected: d.
rectors, l.. H. Griffin, w. P. Russell. ]. w.
Keshlar G. W. Garcelon, ]. e. Cutler, H.
A. Westbrook L. V. w. Brown, ]. A. Allen,
and ]. ]. Hewitt. The directors organized
by electing G. w. Garcelon president and
W. P. Russell secretary.
The first meeting of the Womans club
after the summer vacation was held at
Odd Fellows hall last evening. There was
large attendance and enthusiastic inter-
est shown in the plans for the coming win
ter meetings.
Moreno in this county has another miss
ing man sensation, and this time 1t is one
of the best known and most substantial
citizens of the colony. On Monday night
George w. Mason hied himself hence. 1t
is rumored that Mason's family relations
were far from being happy and this is
thought to be his reason for disappearing.
So far as known, Mason was owing no one
any large sum and he was known to be
thoroughly honest and conscientious in all
his dealings. There is no trace of his
whereabouts.
The herald., 1897-10-07
A FATAL SHOOTING
LABoRER SHOT BY A TAILOR AT
SAN PEDRO
Both Had Been on a Spree and tho
Tailor Had Been Robbed-A
Claim Of Poisoning

SAN PEDRO, Oct. 6.-(special Dis.
patch) Thisevening at 6:45 a shot rang
out in the neighborhood Of the Times
office, on Sixth street, followed by cries
Of a person saying, "Im shot. oh, I'm
shot" No one was in the vicinity at
the time. The shooting occurred in the
tailor shop of Pat Savage in the rear.
Marshal Grimshaw and a crowd rushed
to the scene and found man lying on
the back porch of the shop. He. stated
that Pat Savage had shot him. Savage
was Immediately placed under arrest.
The wounded man was carried into the
shop and his wound examined by two
physicians, who happened to be near q
the time. 1t was discovered that the
ball, 45-caliber had penetrated the
groin and lodged in the spinal column.
there being not the slightest hope OF his
recovery.
1t appears that Pat Savage and Bill
Roach, the man who was shot, had been
out the night before drinking around
town, and Savage, who had large sum
Of money on him. was robbed Of about
$50. Savage in the afternoon had de-
clared his intention of shooting the man
who had robbed him. saying that he was
not so drunk but that he knew who had
stolen his money. This evening the two
were seen in conversation a few minutes
before the shooting took place. No ono
was near them when the shot was fired.
After his arrest Savage complained of a
burning sensa ton in his stomach He
claims to have been given a poisoned
drink by Roach. Roach was employed
on the city street paving. and is a
stranger in the town. At last reports
the doctors say he cannot live until
morning. Savage has been in business
in the town for many years, and has
heretofore borne good reputation,
The herald., 1897-10-07
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Grove avenue. Marshal Lacey went into

Grove avenue. Marshal Lacey went into
John Doe the thief. He got the harness,
but John Doe was not found
SOCIAL NOTES
Mrs. Thomas A. Barnes gave delightful
reception at her home on South Madison
avenue yesterday afternoon. The house
was prettily decorated and the guests were
amused with guessing contest. Tea was
served at 8 o'clock. The guests were: Mines
f. e. Burnham, George Frost, H. c. Prinz
l.. E. Jarvis, Russell, Allen, w. N. Van
Nuys, B. w. Hahn, Dutton John Barnes.
Misses Barrett, Emily Barrett. Blakesley
Tripp, Bowen, Nina James, Jennie June
James. Nash. Hughes, Priest
Mrs. Z. c. Baker entertained last even
ing at her handsome home on South Orange
Grove avenue. Mrs. Elizabeth Grinnell
read paper upon the humming bird, which
was followed by singing in German and
English by H. H. Klamroth, and stories
of animal life by Prof C. f. Holder, DR..
G. S. Hull, Prof. Hoag, Mr., Daggett and
Joseph Grinnell. Coffee was served.
Class of '9S of Throop organized today by
electing Miss Grace Monroe president,
Charles Poindexter vice-president and
Henry Folsom secretary.
Personal.
Miss Emma Judge of the local Postal
leiesrdPii iedVes Oh ouuay Ior Her nome
in Riverside.
Mrs. A. C. Stanley is spending a week
with friends in Sierra Madre.
Mrs c. c. Thompson left this morning for
Iowa on account of the illness of her
mother.
G. w. Thompson of Los Angeles was a
visitor in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Wotkyns have re-
turned from the island.
nd Mrc Il Tn
for the north to place their son in the Bel
mont school.
Miss Ludovici has returned from Santa
Barbara.
The herald., 1897-10-07
PUGS ARE HERE
McAuliffe and Stelzner in Training
for the 10th Instant

Joe McAuliffe, the Mission giant of
San Francisco, who is to meet Jack
Stelzner at Hazards pavilion for fif-
teen round go on the 18th inst, has ar
rived in the city, in company with Fred
Hansted, his trainer, Kid Parker, Ed
Carter, Joe King and Bob Thompson
McAuliffe, Thompson and King have
gone into training at Redondo, while
Garter and Parker have started their
work at Santa Monica, Jack Stelzner,
who was one of the trainers of Fitzsim-
mons, arrived yesterday and is quartersd
at Santa Monica. Matches between
Bob Thompson and Kid Parker, Joe
King and Ed Carter are arranged for the
22nd install fifteen-round goes. Nor
timer McRoberts, who is backing Nc
Auliffe, is also quartered at Redondo
with the big fellow