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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-06-28
Isnd On,co At wood wnri, %. T.,

Mug = IND,
Notice is hereby given that the foi lowing
named settler has flied notice of his inten.
tioiis to make iinni proof In support ~ his
riaIIn, nnd that said prO0f Will be
~, nlr bsiOrc Charles -. Tannrhiii, Judge nj
the Probate Court In aud Tor H"nver county
.rurs then beior. Srttie NJ. Thomas, clerk
~ said court NJ Beaver. u. r, an octpbcr, u.
I,OD, viz;
Frapz 4. Druninond, u T. No ii5s tor III.
r. "a Of ~ X, See ~ nnd L. :. al MI ., Src
81 fwp IN, !, ~ ECM
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his sOn inuoi,s rasidrnr. upon and Gull lyhtlos
~ suid land, yiZ3
James VI, Lane. Samuel u. Weir, lanes G.,
Williamson and Orlando J. Is,Oi ibo,rr,bw, aii
~ Beaver, ~, 7.
F.D. iisALy, IeFister
First pub. Ang, u, IvsI.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-06-28
CONSOLIDATED
I.ani once ut wo1iwnrd, -, Y

Auvnst ~ Ig0.
Notice IL 1 ,rrby given that III. fuII ewing
nNn,ei settlers have nlednpiice ~ their III.
tsnIIOn Ia nns. nnAi 'prpf In support cf
their cihi,rn ani that tai lirooi will h." Nia,i,'
pisbaie touri ri a'd nr E"ayer county
-, z, and 10 ease u his nbaeur". ~ ~ bcior.,
Settle ~. Ihinns. 'i'.rk ~ said c'uri. at
Iiasy,r, %, Y, ou Oct, 10 Iino. via.
hini0n 10, i,irh,y, u T., No G2s for tho y
W ts,r' - lw,Ids. u, ~ iIM. nni
stephen ", illchry %, =, $40: .n tho
IwpBN. ma tCM.
The, p,unc ihI td nvins witr.trrsi pr.vr
tlirii r,ntinuous 2 ld"ii"" tIo,hni iIliiva-
iinn ~ tn IL r.Ft.Ytiy" R"'- viz:
ti.0I-. biht't, Jni,b Shnti"r t. u lmniett
Plna,i ~ ~ iuwood. kansus rnl q rnoiins
OK al toin, ~, -,
FIrst published Aug. ~ ii0i.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-06-28
Republican County Convention

by order Of the Republican county cen.
trail committee Of Beaver county, Osiahna.
the kep-alica. county convention will he
held at the court house 10 Beaver. Okls
hena. on Friday. September II, 1000, M 9
o'clock for the purpose Of nominating can.
dates Tor the various county oficcs II he
voted for ~ the coming November election.
The representation will he one delegate
for each ten vo'en or fraciisn thereof cast
for Hon. D. T. Flynn, at the general eles-
ton Of IS0Ss
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-06-28
coSsoLIbArxp.
Land Omos st Woodward. o. r
AuR. n l0OO

aug /" IUUV
Nnicr 10 hereby given thst tAs as,isviss
nnmr'i settlers have Rlsd nsliss q thsjr r.
'rn,h'n =" make commutstien IN ssppeet ef
their oln'm aud that said pref vill u usio
before Jay y. Plotasd. elsrk q u az.
"ic' 'onr' Of sesvsr eousty. o. Z. aaa n
cnsc OF his sbsesss then bsfors Dsiis DolllS-
ser deputy eiess setAs otSes II ssiA 60
n l's"vs. q. T.. sa<)st., II 1900. ~
Anna D. EsiaU n. 3 No, 1854 = ~
sE See a2. ~ IN, h ~ HOM
Franc n: Neveary, q. .. Ne. S0s2 q
IL" y INV ! and v I sf M 4 - ~
rpi n. Ra7 Ei.M.
., vict r Greer. : g q. 9. I. T. \. $50 " ~. :. -
They name the following Witussaro n ,v,~>
tncir r'i,tineo,,s S.sidsnes sv0o so6 ouISSvse
Frank l.. Gooinisht. 0ssses 0eedaishl
.Ioha Savage and Roy Grsss, Sii Of 0ssc. O.
r.
r. D. HsAsy. Aseissss.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-06-28
Land once al Woodward. o. .,

Ausuht. 1000.
SD.i"ris hereby given Tint the following
named settler has died Notice of his Intention
To- mane commit aiior In support ~ his claim
aud that rnid pr'ai All v" isH,lc bofOr" Jay
y Nrrkard. clerk district c,ur. of HEAVIER
-, -. :. an IN ease of hts absence then
h" r. l.'i., - iinv"r, deputy rierk, NJ Bra-
YER - = Un 'h'lnt"r, !. ltoD viz:
HAIR q English u T. No. iit.7 for the w u
~ ~ :. hBd ~ . Of AZ y Sec lsTwpi ", H,
- nni lot I nj sec !, Twpt ~, u - EM
lie nainr the fOllnwiDg witnesses TO prove
his roniinnons residence upon and culiivn-
tion Of said lands. siz;
Robert Mcfarland, John Idle, A, J.. Iiuri-
anan. aud William WOolrr.. all OF Braycr u
T.
y. u. IlEALy, Register.
First pub. Aug ~ 1900.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-06-28

'Ps"S WV
The Republican county central committee
IL also hereby called 10 convene Immediately
after adjournment sf above convention for
the purpose Of clscting . chairman and SEQ
retnry for the next ensuing term. and for
such ether business M may properly come
before thom,
II Is recommended that the primaries be
held n, the regular voting places 10 esoh
precinc, IN Saturday September, Let 1900
for the following purposes;
First.--To choose delegates to sail county
convention.
second. To elect n county central committee
for the next ensuing term.
Thrf,- To nominate candidates form the
township Offices to he voted for ai the com
ing November election.
i,lauk cerii scaies Of nomination Of tswn>
shin officer. will be mailed TO the central
committeeman Of each preoinc, prior to the
Az" Of the primaries. Those certificates
should she filled oui NJ soon as nominations
are :nade and matted Immediately to the
county clerk.
| J.k. QUiSr.
Chm Rep Cs. Cen. Com.
G. n. BLANCHARD,
Sec
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-06-28

wANTED--AC1lvE MAN Oy GOOD
character 10 deliver and coil,rt IN Oklnhoma
for old estabi islied msnuiari uring whoie,ni.
house. CIV year, sure pay. Honesty more
than experience. required. ,,ur reference.
any hank In any city. Enciosr arlf Aiir-, sod
stamped envelope. MASrrAcrrRrBs. ThIri
Flo0r, a1i benrborn ~. chicsg
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-06-28
COIN

Warm and dry. Need rails.
Most svsrybody has their feed up
Tor the winter.
School commences the middle Of
0csober.
Simsn Richcy sold hay and dsliv-
cred Il at Esglswood fot $3.50 per
ton.
joe Whitaker seincd his poud last
Wednesday. He got 93 fins carp be-
side quite number Of cat and sun
ssh. This 10 the third time he has
=. nav seino.
show and Tillio Bateuan
,. Evans to hunt grapes
80 ho,nipg home, by Fred
Bssbs's dead animal was hung on
the gate post near Grant Perkins
Mrs. Bstsman o?ensd the gate and
when he horses we're driven through
thsy get frightened and ran away.
Mn. Coshov. who was the only one In
- wsOso was thrown out aud sus-
taissd bad bruises and q broken rib.
The neat day George Coshsw and
Jes Whitaker wont back 10 aud that
~ tongue wa, abou, the only wood
-. pises cf tue wagon loft unbroksn.
/ Miss Net,is Rosjfts has come home
- Bnslewosd where she has been
(esiss ssr'1. II. Abbott.
~, JUMBO ia.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-06-28
Land once n, Woodward. .. r.,

Sep. ], IUO
Notice IL shrrcby given that the following
named snttl.r- have 1lri potic" of their In.
t"ntiun to nHka Hrn, tr.ot IN support uf
their claims, aud that said trp.f will bs
made before Jay h.. pickuri. clerk of the lie.
trict Court OF Beaver cnuny -, T.. And In
case of his abscpcc, bcf,rr bella Bnilingrr.
on tn. - day Of DctDb"r, irO via!
Marion foshrr. ~ g.. No. 2,n Tor the W q
81 ~ Z RI ~ SW a. sec =. TYP y:
ECM wi,nrsscs for Marion Fosh.r: Al
ir'd T.. Tin nnd Alfred l., fnsher OF Custer.
-. 4. aDi trdt. 1rary and Dyke Bnilinger
- Nay.r, ~. T.
Iewisf GiIi %. u. No. g;G TOR y 4 ~ sw
and Sw Of sw $50, Ipth n and
lot y sec !. TpH, ErM. wiinesscs for
foshsr, william u, n.Moss AMI Alfred ".
TIT all of Custer, ~. ].
f.D. HEALy, Register.
First pub Scp u 1000.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-06-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
CONSOLIDATED.
Land once at Wood ward.O. r.

August, Z. Iyn.
Notice i hereby given that the following
named sctticrs have filed notice of their inten.
don To max" final proof IN supper Of Their
fprr Charles ~. Tannehili Judge %, tho Pro,
bi,i- runft In And for Beaver county, OkinhO-
ina territory. aud In cns"o hiv nhnHncc then
b.i,r. Nnitir NJ. ThoinAs, clerk of tad court
~ I,.aver, Okla. on S"pt.iibcr "a, i',Vb
viz; thari.s D. Berhc, ". v, No. ilsi for
y .. sw :. see. 20 and y y Nw Sec - rp
IS u 2GE "
Witnesses tor Charles y. B"ebsi Fred NJ +.
B ,.bV. John Nc, Dot. ut,n Bniby. of Itivcrsid.
Oklahoma Ani car or Tray OF u. aver. okla
Aisp william PUNT u, T. No llpi for Sw Y
SeG lTp3N, It2iE ErM
witnesses for William Flint, Charles q.
I.,dblck, william u. Rr'idirk. Jainrs d Judd
ana John " Sinlth ali al Beaver, okla.
y. u. HEALy Register.
Ep Aug y
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-06-28
Contest Notice.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Us Land nities Al w.nsl.~.~A n

Us i'and once a. Woodward. OF.
a sufficient eon.es, atndav,, hay,Ss -
nlcd ~ this orice by Cecil ". NOsl ConeSSE
M. sgainst u. y. no iSsS made March. ~.
es's' ior NJ Y, = ~. rpeN,R n s y, " ~
u.rn.. conte>te.. In wnlch u 70 sHsSe6 6SsS
said Kate Harvey has wholly shsu6ooS6
said tract aud changed her Yesfdsscs ShSSS
iron tor q peric.i at m0fe N IN ok mon1Ss
since making said cutry aud nert rVtov IL M
initiation " this ,n'cst, that acid Sysct n
mot settled up0n and cult vstrd BY ssid rsrtv
ns required ~ lawI that her a6ssnos fs,,sa
The said land II not due 70 her en- pioymenS
IN The army. navy or marine corps of the u.
:. during the war with npalin az dnrinr any
other war In which the q. 3, NAV DO or n, ~
nave been ENGAGE 4 amt tllis the sail 500.
te.'ant IN really Ia prove ut such Sin,s sud
niacr ns may be named by The Rrsister And
t-cciv Tor u hearing In sail case said psr.
Ties are hereby nsttdsd IA sps-aY, Yse POND
nnd piirr "vide7ce touching ssid aiieeatiou
~ ~ "c'ock q. IN, on Octsb.r - 100 SeCopO
the Re 'is'er and ucceiver OF the u d. LenI
oihc" at Woodward. u. ..
Ihe siiH contestant having. In . proper ae-
0uvit h"i luly ~ oMO set forth fnats VhiGh
show thnt nftcr duo d'llscnc pe1sraai sSgvlos
~ ilis n'tr rau not be made, II 10 hereby
ord rel end llr,ct'si that Ouch notice b giv.
onby dur aud proper pubtcssi0n.
f'fs' "nh Sen 81
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-06-28
u UY W. BARNUM
attorney amt Co,I,,s sIor
at L0U.
Afenoyrapher kmros.s.
Beave~ Oklsho uH
Land ofico a' wooawAr1, ., n,

Land oface at Woodward, .. 4. -
Notice is hereby gwen that lie isiisVi,~
ns'.'d settler has 6led notice ~ her inNs.s y
'i"n 10 make 6nai proof In suppsC n ~.
''nn' and that said prsof will b usio r..
fore hnrles .. TsnnsLili. Probate Jviee r.
n"i Tor beaver county. or 10 csss Of 81 -,
-"oc- then before Nsttis n. Tkss,ss. sissS
Of Of '.,a cour, q, Beaver. q. r., On OepssaIcr
20. 1910, vis:
,r'irll. flushing heir Of snd Cor The hs,s,
of'M'ry l.. Lewis deceased II. II. No. SiSS
h' IT." NJ ! SEQ .. Typ. 2 n, 3. % ECE .
~" "aInr> III" d'owinE witnesesa Ia nroSc
ron,ln,r.os rsi,isncs upou M eaIus~
tim oi, said lands, viz.
ilsrry g. Hes. sui Adis iIssa. Of Css,s,
u. 7. sni Jessi. n q clair asd p,lies n.
Clair. ~ Lavrrnt, q. r.
I'd. Ham, nsUsss.
First pub. Aug. l6 1900.
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Sept IpOO.
Notice 10 hereby, given thst the So,bovins
nansd settler hes nycn notlss. Of BE q.
siaim and The, s.id pmsoi o vii Ss sws 10. S
f0Ye Charles u. rAnnshill Probate Jados II
and ta beaver county Q; Z. o. in sis seSsecs
bste court M ltcAver y. 4. ca Octebss q tyoo
the NV Y, Sec 10, rp 4 N. u - BUN.
m asuiss the kIlswiuG sitasssss v prove
his con,inusus rssidsuos upoe end sSlhvs.
tion of said land. via:
Qninh aud it0bcrt d. usinlitou. all VI essve6
...,.,, ., y;D. HsALy. .sss'". i.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-16
ARE OPPOSED TO REPAvING.
Property Owners ON seventh Street
From Seven Corners West.

from Seven Corners West.
A hearing of the property owners
along Seventh street from Seven Corners
to Ramsey street was given by the
board of public works yesterday after
noon. Those opposed to the paving ap-
peared to be greater in number than
those who voted for the Improvement.
The council have offered to give s.. 290
from the general fund toward the i'm
provement, leaving the owners to make
up the balance at the rate of $2.S2 for
brick and 1882 for sandstone or granite,
and 1884 for asphalt
All the interested parties are in favor
of asphalt if the street is paved. In
any event, the work will not be done I'M
til next spring.
Bide on the construction of the Aldine
street sewer were opened. that of Pat
rick Dougherty being Abb, which is $93
more than the estimate of the city en-
gineer The bidders claim that the job
is an exceptionally difficult one, owing to
the surrounding water. The contract
will not be awarded until the corporation
attorney has investigated the legality
of the transfer of 5000 from the Ham
line sewer fund for this purpose, which
was approved by the council some time
ago.
John Lind presented the lowest bid
on the construction of the Maple street
sewer, Offering to do the work for $615,
being So more than the estimate of the
city engineer. The contract will be
awarded at the next meeting of the
board.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-16


hotel at ! p. m, and stopping at the
West hotel, where they will go in d
body to the post in the Masonic temple
Chief O'Connor has received letter
from Mrs. L. Harley, of 1924 West Madi-
son street, Louisville, Ky, asking for
Information regarding her son, George f.
Harley, who left Louisville several
months ago to come TO St Paul. He is
likely to be employed ip some railroad
office.
All members of Pioneer Press Council
No. $50, Royal League, are invited to
attend the melting to be held Thursday
evening at Bowlby hail. Arrangements
will be made for a series of entertain
ments for the winter months. A good at
tendance is desired.
The committee appointed by the last
general synod of the Norwegians of the
state for the purpose of raising money
to build a Norwegian hospital will meet
the city development committee of the
Commercial club next Thursday at noon,
and arrangements will be ade for COM
plete canvass of the city.
c. H. Cooper, head accountant for the
was presented by his fellow employees
with a gold watch chain and Masonic
jewel The gift was presented by F.
w. Hurry, secretary of the company.
President Kirk, of the company, exp Aess-
ed regret at losing Mr.. Cooper, who, af-
ter fifteen years of service with the
house, has left to take a position in st.
Louis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-16
TO JOIN BOTH LAKES.
PARK BOARD WILL BUILD PHI ALIEN
GERyAIS boulevard.

At the meeting of the park board last
night several plans for beautifying and
improving the city were under discussion.
The board Is preparing to deepen, Widen
and Straighten the creek between Lake
Phalen and Lake Gervais. The county
commissioners are going to put sub
stantial bridge with thirty-foot span
over the creek with twelve feet of head
room so that the creek will ole
launches to ply between one lake and the
other Forty row boats have been pur-
chased and when the park is opened next
year the park board will have many sur
prises in store for pleasure seekers. The
board has already acquired the riparian
rights around all that part of Phalen
which lies within the limits of the city.
That in the county can not be taken
under the care of the park board except
by donation.
Eventually it is hoped to acquire the
riparian rights around Lake Geryais.
Most of the property owners seem willing
to donate the land A beautiful driveway
is to be built around Phalen, then up
both sides of the creek to Geryais and
around that lake.
The city engineer was requested to sur
yey strip along the edge of the bluff
on the west side from the high bridge
northward to the city limits and return
a plat of the whole to the board. The
proceedings are the hFSL OF series lock-
ing toward the establishment of mag
niffcent driveway along the edge OF the
| bluff and making the side Of the bluff
into a park so that the timber and seen
cry will be preserved. Commissioner
Chamberlain, who owns some property
there, says that he will donate part OF
his land, believing that the Improvement
will help the rest of the property more
than he will lose by the gift. Many of
| the other owners may do likewise, and
another driveway will be added to the
| system. At the northern end, the drive
will connect with the Mendoza road and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-16
CUT OUT FOR ALDERMEN
THIS EVENINGS SESSION SHOULD
BE 4 RREE,Z =. n1AIH

ID
BE A BREEZY CINE.
The board of aldermen meet this even
ing at 7:3O.
Aid. Hunts 'towI car biIP' is to come
up There is likely to be a pretty warm
discussion, as the aldermen are pretty
evenly divided on the question of night
gserV1ce OH the street car lines
Aid. Hunt states that he has been
urged by innumerabIe organizations to
do his best to get the bill passed. The
commission men have been agitated over
the matter lately. They have to be on
hand at a. m. Then there are the bak-
ers, who, aside from the cake bakers,
commence their work at an early hour.
Newspaper carriers, who must come
down early, and reporters, who must go
home late, asking the approval of the
blk The printers have presented a reso-
too, the secret societies often wish to
hold their sessions late. Watchmen, who
want to get home early in the morning
/ and telegraph operators also want "owl''
cars.
Five votes in the board of aldermen are
known to be favorable to the bill.
1t is understood that a delegation of
Hamline people will be present to protest
against the car service they are compelled
to put up with.
The patrons of the Grand avenue line,
who met in mass meeting the other morn.
ing, are going before the aldermen. If
the Blair street sewer matter is consid-
cred in committee just before the meet
ing, that conversy VIII be on hand, also.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-16
IS ACCUSED o. MURDER
MINNEAPOLIS POLICE ARREST A
MAN UNDER PECULIAR
CONDITIONS
THERE SEEMS TO BE A MISTAKE
Charles A. Foster Taken in Charge
Not Known Who He Is
Thought to Have
Killed.
THERE SEEMS TO BE A MIsTAK]
f1L0BE'S MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE,
u AT PR0EHIX BUILDING.
F. D. DIBBLE, AGENT.

The Minneapolis police department is
up against the most peculiar murder
story in its history. Charles A. Foster,
of Hoffland n. D., on his way to Chicago,
was arrested last evening at the Union
depot by Inspectors King and Conner,
on a telegrom from Sheriff James Costel-
10, of Williams county, North Dakota,
which gave a thorough description of the
man, and further stated that he was sus-
pected of murder.
With the man was his tWelve-year- Old
son, Earl. 1t is not known to a certainty
who Foster is suspected of numbering,
but the accused man supposes it is Joseph
Parrot, an Old Soldier, and wEo has been
a trapper in North Dakota for the past
twenty years. If it should happen to
be Parrot the North Dakota police will
have difficulty in proving their case, as
it can be eonclusively- shown that. the
murdered" man passed through Mime
apolis yesterday on his way to Chicago.
AS Foster tells a straightforward story
in an unconeerned manner, and in no
way manifests fear that he has done
anything worse than help poor olu
man to beat a few bills, there is little
doubt but that Parrot is the man al
legged to be murdered.
Foster and his son arrived in Minneap-
oils Sunday, and the telegram from Sher-
iff Costello was received yesterday. Tie
inspectors We're Immediately put to work
on the case, and located the two at the
union depot Inspector King recognized
the two by. the description, and, stepping
up to Foster, said:
''Why, how are you, Foster? Wheh ao
YOU come to town?
''How do you know me?' asked the
man.
s.Don't you remember that I met you
out 1T Blue Earth?''
"At White Earth, you mean, correct
ed the man. ..r
o,,ass vou had better come with me.
The man was taken to police headquaf-
tors and later lodged in cell al TIE
central police station, where ne too the
following story: fo,.
mo to secure some other quarters. ne
said as a matter of Introduction. i Just
simply can't sleep for them | laid down
a few minutes. but then felt them
crawling all over me. They got INTO my
ears and nose. The boy there seems 10
be all right. guess ne
proof.
81 suppose it must be Parrot that they
think I've murdered. Now IL Farrot
should happen to disappear III be IN d
nice fix 1 saw him late this afternoon
when he took an interuroan car iVi
saltwater. and said he would 60 on to
C4bica 90. where I, with my family, was
TO meet him at the Sherman house Par
rot has been hunting up in North Da-
kota since way back in the seventies
and was a fine fellow. He owned the
ranch on which I lived with my wife,
son and two little daughters. We went
there, and Parrot got his $780, In the
sale was included team of horses
and wagon. Nelson was very accom-
moda ting.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-16
CITY aEW1 :.

The police force and city officers re-
ceived $4,000 yesterday, the pay roll for
September.
City Engineer CIausen has returned
from Chicago where he has been during
the last week.
John ,Marti. chief clerk in the office of
fhe health commissioner, has returned
from Northern Minnesota.
! The first rehearsal of the St. Paul
Choral club will he held in the lecture
room of the First Methodist church this
evening.
DANES Hayes, decorative painter ana
brother of Mrs. George W. Heaton, of
this city, was killed Saturday by fall
inaCincinnati, Q.
The BARRIERS college case, as it is ia
miliarly known, Villett VS.. Moler ct AL
was in the supreme court yesterday on a
preliminary motion.
The mounted postal carrier for the Re-
serve town route, will go on duty Nov,
!. The route viii include West Seventh
street..and Fort Smelling.
Eight certificates of citizenship were
prepared yesterday at the office of Gov.
Lind for men who will soon be dis
charged from the state reformatory.
Chief Accountant Bombach, of the
state auditors office yesterday returned
from a vacation trip through the East
Most of the time was spent in Maryland.
ii. e. Stevens Addressed the students
Of famine yesterday morning Oh the
Passion Play" Mr. Stevens has just
returned from a trip to Oberammer-
gau.
a meeting of those interested in or
gaming a St Paul lodge of the FlIghts
of the Royal Arch, will oe he'd at
Eagles hall, Third and Wa5asha streets,
this afternoon.
c. E. Bell, salesman for the c. w.
Hackett Hardware company, returned
to St. Paul last evening after a days
hunt at Belle Plaine, suffering with a
lacerated leg and a dislocated ankle.
The funeral of Patrick ]. Dewitt was
held from the family residence, $50 Mound
street yesterday. Detachments from the
Sons of Veterans and Company L.,
Twelfth Minnesota volunteers, were in
attendance
j. l. Beaumont, of the public exa1nin-
ers office is overhauling the boKs of Tie
water board The water board was not
subjected to the inspection last year, and
the business of 1899 and 1909 il; now be-
ing checked up.
Rev. Joseph OFeefe, who il 1873 was
pastor OF St Joseph's church, and VINO
from tat time until 1883 had charge of
various parishes in Minneso a. died On
Saturday at. st. Mary's Home Ter the
Aged, Hartford. Conn
Michael James Farrelly died yesterday
morning at 1:30 at his home 1923 Uni
versity avenue. The funeral will be held
tomorrow at $50 from the residence, fol-
lowed by services at ST. Mark's church
The intern1eOt will Ta (to1
Acker Post No. 81 G. A R. will
visit John A. Rawiins post, Minneapolis
tomorrow evening, leaving the Ryan