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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-01-30
A Tramp's Rough Experience

AS the cannon ball train came up
from Huntington Tuesday morning.
the engineer noticed a man lying near
the track and giving signals OF dis-
tress The train was stopped ana
the man found to have broken leg.
He was put on the train and brought
to Weiser and placed in charged OF
the county. He stated that Monday
evening at dark he started to go to q
house some distance from the track
and walked into a deep gully, break
ing his left leg above the ankle
The unfortunate man was unable U
reach assistance and lay out all nigh
in the bitter cold. Though suffer
severely, he was saved from freez'ni
nv Navajo blanket he had with him
100 tons alfalfa hay close in, TO
sale in quantities to suit.
NELSON f. KENDALL.
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LADIES LIST.
Looks Good to Him.

Anaconda, Mont. Jan. 28th, 1902.
Mr.. R. E. Lockwood, Editor "The
Signal" Weiser, Idaho.
Dear Sir: Permit me to thank you
for your bundle of papers. 1t Is
very evident from your presentation
of the case, and the fairness will
which you handle the subject, tina
YOU have the "only route.
Yours truly,
w. H. HARP.
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New Subscribers.

E. w. Bowman, Weiser; Mrs
Marion Smith, Salubria; Frank D.
Cooper, Anderson, Ind EFF Sheehy
Bingham Canyon, Utah, L. D. Gray,
Rock Springs, Wyo. J. L Shockley
Pomona, Mo. WIN Duniway, Warren
Renewals: j. S. Shepherd, Weiser
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{ COMMISSIONERS.
Summary of Business Transacted
Last Week.

A large number of claims were
allowed on the scalp fund
Petition of 81 Durbin and others
for road crossing the Mann creek
bridge across the canal Of the Weiser
Water Co., thence east up and along
the north side of said canal to and
interseciing the present road north
of the next bridge across said canal,
granted. Petition to appoint John
r. Lane, overseer of Road District
No IA. laid over. The matter of a
change of road on Hornet creek laid
over. w. l.. Wilkerson was appoint
ed overseer of Road District No ID
Petition of the American Mining
Co. and others for an appropriation
to construct road from DEBORAH tt
Landore was denied.
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Signal improvements

The SIGNAL has been too busy 10
mention the installation Of fine
new engine couple of weeks ago.
This was made necessary by increas-
ing demands upon our facilities
which called for greater power
With 81, 200 impressions on hand
for our big Cranslon press and over
60, 600 for the job presses, requiring
all Of our machinery to be running
full time and all at once, it became
plain on the evening Of Friday, the
3D., that the old engine was TOO
Hight to meet growing demands
Saturday the new engine was or
dered and arrived in Welser Monday.
The rush of matters would not per
! nit the removal Of the old engine
until Sunday and Monday. Tuesday
the new machine, representing an
outlay Of $3.50, was spinning away
9 like top, and the big runs are now
practically cleared up, though the
h force of seven employees have worked
over time to catch up. The new en-
o pine is of the make adopted by TIT
6 Northern Pacific and Great Northern
= roads as the standard for reliabllit.
: and efficiency in gasoline engines
e This simply proves the SIGNAL equa
to almost any emergency. We hav
also added extensive mailing facill
ties necessary to handle our grown
9. circulation and reduce the liability G
}. patrons having papers lost in tn
y, mail. All subscribers will find the
7, name printed on a neat label whlc
y, also gives the date to which the pap
n. is paid, making weekly receipt
,r. the reader for all money paid. Y6
can tell how far behind you are
he examining the label. Whenever pa
eek ment is made on the paper, subscrl
ers should watch the date and note
the proper credit is given, and II y
changed in two weeks to correspo
with the payment, notify the ofii'
!. @ as mistakes sometimes occur, thou
GREAT care is taken to avoid the
Ease We desire all patrons to examine
label at once and if the date is 9
puted, call or write and have
matter investigated. The ola
02. stand as they were on January
The The payments made since that t
have not been posted to the S
you scription account, but will be n
t is week. Owing to the matters ab
ton stated our annual subscription st
with ments have not been sent out
that they should have been on the Fl
but will be during the coming
weeks. In the meantime do
P. wait for the statements, but cal
remit, and assist in meeting
:. avoidable demands upon our imam
fully we WIN ,,e.uo :
/ and gooo INV az
d with our own.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Mexican dollars Al cents.
Showing lovely as we 60 to press.
I. G.. Wilkerson was in Boise
Monday.
Frank D. Cooper has gone to
Anderson, Indiana, for a two months
visit.
February End, Saturday will he
ground hog day. Watch the rodent
and check him up.
Note cards of D. A. Utter, Charles
W. Luck and advertisement of John
Lyons of Meadows.
James Campbell, the P. q l. N.
brakeman, left this morning for
Thunder mountain.
Bob Sears, who recently underwent
delicate surgical operation, has full
ly recovered, and is about again.
John Carroll, of Crystal Bottom,
has sold 20 acres of his farm to A
D. Cox, recently from Iowa, at S6'
per acre.
Chas. W. Luck, civil and mining
engineer, has removed his oflic
from the Williams building to til
Vendome block
DR.. B. L. Sleeves received pro
fessional call Monday to Durkee,
station half way between Huntineto
and Baker City.
y Weather since the 18th inst. h'
been clear. Lowest thermometer l
degrees below. Snake river froze
over the oath and passable on hors
back the 28th.
All members of Kalos Circle
requested to be present at next I
gular meeting Tuesday Feb. 4. II
portant business to attend to.
Guardian Neighbor
Effective February l the Greg
Short Line will reduce the passen!
fare within the state of Idaho t.
cents per mile. Except on VIC
River and Salmon River branche
Y The Sunnyslde literary socl
elected officers Friday evening as
lows: Miss Dale, president; Geo
Day, vice president; Miss Hettlne
secretary; Virgie Kimbrough, tire
urer.
Next Sunday the rector of
Luke's will preach on the Presel
ton of Christ in the Temple,
from Philippians A, v. g.
evening subject will be treated
reference to the proposed series
OOouicS ny IeSlucuUo VI ohi9 wy
Assessor Daily was in Boise
week attending meeting OF
Idaho assessors. County alto
Lovejoy was also at the capital
ing in furnishing the assessors
legal advice and also to particl
in the organization of the 20
Attorneys association of Idaho.
The installation of officers ele
McConville Post No. rs, u. A
and the Woman's Relief Corps,
was announced for last week
postponed for satisfactory rea
The ceremonies will take place
A. R. Hall Saturday, Feb. l at
m. Usual invitations extended
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ADVERTISING RATES

mvepty cents per inch first insertion. Fifteen
.oats ner inch subsequent insertions OF same
ms sSs standing ads 20 cents per inch per month
S;nyle inch. per month, 81 90.
Iegai Notices 81 90 per inch in mon pareiD
srst insertion, 50 cents per inch each subsequent
insertion. ,r,.,.a q, M
obituary Poetry, 10 cents line,
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
postoffice at Weiser, Idaho for the week
ending Jan 25th, 1902.
Bruce g. Co. Butchers
Cool, Fred Daugherty. .. a.
Joyce, Mike J. Rame', August
Sharp, H E
LADIES LIST
Blaylock, May Hartmyer. Mrs. Il. Y
Kennedy, Miss M. Palmer, Mrs. Ellen
Prather. Miss Myrtle
In calling for the above letters please
say advertised. u
w. W. PRICHETT, P. Nj.
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Entered in the postofice at Weiser at
Second-class matter
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The best, most available and earliest
open route to the new gold fields is
fully described on the Thunder
Mountain envelopes. They can b'
had at stationers-20c pack.
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Closing Out Millinery.

Balance of winter stock less than
cost at MRS. M. Il. HANDS.
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Claims of Sherman q Stutsman
and Ben Shearer not allowed, the
same not being charge against the
county.
Claims of Edgar Moser and VIM
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-01-30

That sleigh needs painting Sc
Mover about it.
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THE SIGN Al
=. LOCKWOOD. u Edit
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

ono conv 3 months, in advance. IS so
Ono conv 6 months, in advance. l %
One COW one year. in advance 49,. 2 90
Oue C0 ,,ty one wear. on time. 80. 9 so
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-01-30

AT FRIDAY meeIlHg u WaIlaho iVh
1925 was drawn against the bridge
fund in favor of the American
Bridge Co. of New York, it appear
ing that company had completed ac-
cording to contract the bridge across
the Weiser river on the county road
between the towns of Weiser and
Payette
An order was then entered the
board sitting as board of health,
governing the detection of cases of
, contagious end infectious diseases,
and the procedure to be taken in such
cases. The following flags shall be
) displayed on infected premises or
, districts, towit
Fol small pox, yellow flag.
For scarlet fever, red flag.
For diptheria, green flag.
For other contagious or infectious
n diseases, white flag.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
BOARD or EQUALIZATION.

BOAkD OF EoUALl1AC1O0s -
July 81. 1907, . 1. N.
Board Of equalization convened - per
adjournment.
Chairman Westcott presiding. Mem.
bers present:-W Westcott, Rowell and
Parshalk
On motion, H. A. Nelson's assessment
on cattle was lowered on 2.yoar.Old1
from $4,000 to $4,000. on AT. Nels0n's
personal statement.
On motion. Mr.. Loughlsnd's asSsa.
ment on household goods was reduced
from $500 to 5000, on personal states
ment and promise TO furnish endavit.
On motion, FOrsund 4 Anderson WoD
lowered from 81 ,5S3 to 81 ,196. on account
of % horses being cut out and not owned
by them. VIM. Anderson lowered from
$27lOO to $236 90, account of his personal
statement.
On motion, jackson & McKay6ssse0-
meM on two stations was lowered on
account not kept for service, and WAGON
lowered to $50 on personal ssatomSnt.
On motion, L. ]. Reedor, A., Was low.
cred on household goods from $2Q TO- IA
on personal statement.
On motion, VIM. Young's assealment
was lowered from 81 ,568 % 1.N6 On
perponaa statement.
on motion. Joseph Riley . assessment
was lowered from 81 $500 % $a6&O0
account difference assesssd p ~. .:
wolf. h~,'.
On motion. Mrs. W. e. pssshSS -
sessment was cancelled, eccoant qatnA
being assessed TO Mr.. RfAsby.
On motion, board sdjournsd until :
p. m.
Board convened q pei sdiouinmsnt.
Chairman Westcott presid{ng. Mem.
bers present: Westcott, Rowsll and
Parsnsll.
on motion, E. Nelson's asDeasment On
wagon was reduced from go 70 40. o4
personal statement OF II. A. Nelson.
On motion, Mrs. C. A. Wittmeier's ..
from $4,000 to 3li2.6o.
John Bruegger appeared before th4
board and protested against the 1U poi
cent advance on merchandise, rs per
cent on lots and lands, 20 per cent ofA
manufacturer material, de-; 80 p6f cent
on bank stock, and 100 per cent On stock
and furniture OF sample rooms, eating
houses, billiard and similar tables.
On motion, G. F. Rowell's assessment
was lowered $50, account not owning
machinery until after April 1t.
Moore. Dow 4 Rowe1l, mschinsry TAX.
en- OF the assessment list, on sccuant q
not being here until after April 1t.
Which motion prevailed.
On motion, board adjourned.
E. NJ. ArrrRbUnY. Auditor.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
GOES IN NraaroswIp.

Ie Soear County WOMAN 0a6 Do&D
Missing Three Days.
Henderson, Mimi. July ~ - 21e1o9
ment runs high in Tyrooe townG01uA
lie sueur county, where . laAy -, ,lselo
missing since Saturday nA0At - i
Nrs. Louise Brandt. Ne MU1twsoDe-
" disappeared saturday naoAk, Naxues
footed, and wearing saly he H1Gnes
eown. Searching parties Aave Iene
since early Sunday mssnlnG 6de
fezud 10 tHseu a the l61 Noo
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
FENCE 700 NILES Lono.

pr,,oseA t. Erect Wire DeaOo -.
tween Montana ana oo00A0,
Helena. Mont. July 1e-n = pruDeseo
20 build wire fence 100 miles ls0g -
the boundary line betWssa 0e0Aano
and Canada. The necessity fee th1D
huge un dertakins arises from ~ fase
that several weeks ago la1gs nunbs1
Of cattle that had strayod into CanA40
from this state were Selso0 by 0oun
Ion omcials on the ground that t1s3
had been smugglsd, resulting u trouboo
In securing their return.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

Which m lotion prevailed.
On motion, the sheriff's bill for fees
and expenses. $S7 90. was approved for
conveying Frances O. Mills to the state
hospital for the insane, at jamestown,
North Dakota.
On motion, auditor was instructed to
notify the Great Northern Railway Co.
that they can make rive way under
the bridge or on line as petition reads.
Same to be done by October lst, 1902.
On motion. auditor was instructed to
advise the Great Northern Railway Co.
that the first crossing west of Trenton is
not public crossing and the county has
no record of it. ".s
On motion, board adjourned until 8
a. m. July 18th, 1902,
"a NJ, July 18th, 1902.
Board convened AZ per adjournment.
Chairman Westcott presiding. Mem
bers present:--Westcott, Rowell and
Parshall
On motion, board proceeded to view
the roads as petitioned by
H. Thorsen and Is others,
J. A. Phillips and others.
NJ. NJ. Stacy and 10 others.
2 p. M, July 10Th, 1902.
On return of commissioners from
viewing the above roads they report as
follows:
The petition as petitioned by II. Thor
sen and 16 others was accepted and on
motion county surveyor was instructed
to Law out road as petitioned.
The petition as petitioned by J. A.
Phillips and others was laid over until
July 2lst, 1902.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

The petition as petitioned by NJ. M
Stacy and 10 others Was rejected. &C
count being inpracticable' to build
bridge across Dry Creek.
On motion, board adjourned until 3
p. M, July 21st, 1902.
3 D. m., July 2lst. 1902.
Board of county commissioners met
pursuant 10 ad jouantnent.
Chairman Westcott presiding. Mem.
bers present-Westco;t, Rowell and
Parshall.
On motion, f, Leonhardy's justice re-
port was approved as follows:
State vs.. Frank J. Davis.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
On motion, board adjourned until 9

2 p. M, July 10Th, 1902.
Board convened AS per adjournment.
Chairman Westcott presiding. Mem
bers present. Westcott. Rowell and
Parshall.
On motion. the following bills were
allowed and warrants drawn for same:
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

2 p. m.
Board convened as per adjournment.
Chairman Westcott presiding. Men,
bers present:-Westcott Rowell and
Parshall.
On motion, treasurer's and auditors
accounts we're checked from January
LIST, 1902, to June 3Oth, 1902, and found
correct.
On motion, board adjourned until a.
n. July 10th, 1902.
ga. m., July 18th, 1902.
Board convened as per adjournment.
Chairman Westcott presiding. Mem
bers rresent:-Westcott, Rowell and
Parshall.
On motion. the following voting places
we're established:
Village of Williston-Court House.
District No. 2-Stony Greek School
House, and includes all of ranges SO, SO
and 100.
District No. S-Hoflund post Office,
includes territory between County line
on the east and range line between ran.
9es 81 and SO ON the west, Missouri F1ver
on the south and between township line
1J5 and 156 on the north; and Ray, in
Guiding territory between the county
lins on the east and range line between
ranges 81 and % on the west, township
line between l56 and 156 on the south
and the Canadian line on the north.
District No. 4-Tande School House,
includes eli the territory in ranges lN
and lO2, except the Village Of WiIliston.
DISTRICT No. S-Butord school House,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

On motion, auditor WAS instructed to
post notices and notify owners Of land.
through which the road petitiOned for
by H. Thorsen and others, that the
board will act on above petition October
7th, 1902.
Which motion prevailed.
On motion, auditor was instructed to
post notices and notify owners of land,
through which the road petitioned for
by j. A. Phillips and 8 others, that the
board will act on above petition October
9TH, 1902.
On motion, auditor was instructed to
procure specifications for : room pest
house and to advertise for bids for the
erection of same and to be approved at
10 o'clock, a. m., October 9Th, 1902.
Which motion prevailed.
On motion, the following bills we're
allowed and warrants drawn for same:
E. O. Westcott, fire break....."......$ 800
bridge e...,..,,..... 500
&. F. Rowell, bridge. ge................... 400
John VanSlyke. bridge. LOO
A. u. Mills, road. d.......................... 800
J. E. Pettis, road......................... 300
G. M. Hedderich, board of health. 1885
F. H. VanDyke, county physician. $3.50
August Enpie. wolf bounty ........... 900
Z. Robinson. " ............ 400
A. f.. STYLES. 1" ............ 400
A. A. Jones. ........... 800
f. r. Zahl, " ............ 1900
j. S. Ellison, 90 ."."...." 200
Jud Miller. '' ........... 400
Alex Moran. g ........... 4.OO
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
NO YtHu2
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Board Of Co. Commissioners
WILLIAMS COUNTY, N. d.
8 4. NJ, July l4.ll. 1902.

9a. M, July IL IN, i9,c
Board OF county commissioners met III
regular session.
Chairman Westcott presiding Mem
6ers present:-Westcott, Rowell and
Parshall.
On motion. petition for public dip
ping vat was rejected on account Of OILY
40 signers and au,fitor was instructed to
write state veterinary for specifications
on dipping watts.
On motion. petition signed by
IS A. N. Tande,
Mrs. Helen Eande,
Benton Bell,
M. L. Scranton,
Mrs. Doug. Bell,
Mrs. Bent Bell,
G. A. Maderson,
J. T. Brown,
r. J. Ross,
to be transferred from School District
No. to Williston Special School District
was considered.
WilIiston Special School District was
represented by E. Leonhardv, NJ. G.
Markell and r. H. Copeland, they ops
posing petitioners being annexed to the
Willist0n Special School District.
On motion, the above petition was re.
iected.
Petition for the plowlng and burning
Of fire guards was rejected, account of
! too late to do the work this year, 1902.
On motion, board adjourned until 2
p. m.
2p. m.
Board convened as per adjournment.
Chairman Westcott presiding, Mem
bers present:-Westcott, Rowell and
Parshall.
Application of A. F. Noble for ferry
franchise crossing Missouri River at
point 6 miles east of Buford, y. D.,
known as the Sioux Crossing, for a term
OF six years, at one dollar per year, re.
ceived.
On motion, q ferry franchise was
granted A. F. Noble as per application.
$500 being paid in advance.
Which motion prevailed.
On motion, the following reports were
checked and approved:
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

W. J. Doyle, g. ......".."..". $50
................. 81 II
Buford Mercantile Co.. bridge....... N.75
A. ID. Mills, dge........................ 1900
A. D, Mills, bridge ge.................... 22.N
HeddeHch Bros. 4 Co., bridge .....205.92
Total. $500 "a
Scranton & Hayes, road..............$ 800
w. O. Ho liar, road. ad....................... $50
l.. c. Hollar, road. ................. l.5O
G.. 0. Westcott, road.................... HOO
J. E. Pettis, road....... ................ 1l.25
/" Oad...............1 1900
Total. .25
Jas. Heffernall, es.....".............$22S.90 80
telegraphing....... l.N
board of prisoners 1850
pOstage.......".....". 3.OO
lOLHI ...a...
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

On motion, 6. F. howell, sr., resigns.
ton was accepted.
The following road petitions received:
Opening public highway in town l54,
range 81, commencing at the NV corner
Of section "a running south to the Mis-
souri, river. Signed by ]. A. Phillips
and 9 others.
Opening public highway running be-
tween sections 10 and 20, and erecting
bridge across the creek and known as
the Beaver and Dry Fork town 154, range
IS and connect to the main road running
to Williston. Signed by NJ. NJ. Stacy
and 10 others.
Opening . public highway as follows:
Commencing at the bank of the Missouri
river on the section line between Sec
tions Is and rs in town los, range 95,
thence north on said section line to the
same range and township, thence fol-
lowing Alkali Creek across said section
Ii by the road now generally travelled,
thence follow said road, known as Aka
Il road, until it intersects what is known
as the White Earth road, at point near
Williams Slough. Signed by H. Thor.
cen and Is others.
On motion, George r. Littlefeld's,
assessor. bond wss approved In the sum
Of $500. Sureties:-Eueene Littlefeld
and Ole Barstad.
On motion, board adjourned until 9 a.
M, July 18th, 1902.
8 q. M, July 18th. 1902.
Board convened as per adjournment.
Chairman Westcott presiding. Mem
bers present:-Westcott, Rowell and
Parshall
On motion, register Of deeds records
were checked and found correct and re-
ceipts approved:
January 1926
February .............................2 221O
March,. 2O.5O
April Observation-Disclosures. 1922
May......... ....."...................... $3.50
AGO
On motion, board adjourned until 2
p. m.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-01-31
Are you a Mason?
List of Jurors.

Following is a list of jurors
drawn for the February term OF
court:
Lars Aaberg, Joseph Grunen.
void, Ole O.. Aagen, VIM. Hall
Silver Christopherson, Kemue]
Vary, Knut Olson, j. s. Tanner,
Jas. R. Henely, P. 81. Kelley, F.
P. Odds, Dan Chisholm, Andrew
Axelson, Fred Richardson, W. W.
Jones, > Sevre Nelson, Monroe
Branchfower, W. F. Cullen, Dan.
iel Seardon, 81. M. Marcoe, Julius
Anderson, A. R. Freedom, Geo.
P. o, Gunstad, Ole Ha-
gen, W. W. Writ, John Thoe, D.
Norton, John Gressens, Jas.
Mckinney, A. P. Hanson, An
drew Henninger, T. o. Thompson,
Sorensen. Curt Hasse.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-01-31

Money to loan on farms, at the
Ramsey County National Bank
Devils Lake, n. D. Low rates.
DR.. F. F. Fletcher, of this city
passed a successful examination
before the state dental board at
Fargo last week.
Joe Boucher goes to Devils Lake,
N. D., Monday with a carload of
horses. he thinks some Of locat-
ing somewhere in that country.
Joe is an all right boy and we hope
he will do we'll where ever he may
locate.-Clark IS. d. Republic.
Butchers claim that a surprising
ly large number of people buy
meat for their dogs, even more
regularly than they buy meat for
their families. AS there is a great
demand for the odds and ends, the
price of dog meat has gone up
until it now costs 10 cents a day to
feed a good sized dog.
A police officer in New Haven
contracted a carbuncle on the back
of his neck, the result of wearing
a celluloid collar-or rather that
was the diagnosis of his physician.
Several other cases of the kind
have been reported by the same
physician during the past few
years. Moral: Wear linen collars
and have them laundried at the
White Swan Steam Laundry where
you get satisfactory work and run
no risk of carbuncles. Phone SO.