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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-25
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NOTICE FOR PUBLloATIoN-Tlxpr,]
~ Land. Act June 3. ls7s-TInitcd ~ a. Z
Land Office. Occur dAlene. Idaho. M, sss. \;
1902. Notice Is hereby given that Aii IN col y
pliance with the provisions of the act !, On Cs1
gress of June 3. 1878. entitled San All X. ~
sale Of timber lands in the States Of cs nj -
mia. Oregon. Nevada, and washington i Ts9
tory" as extended to all the Public ~
States by act Of August 4. 1882. iohn II 3
Holmes, OF Spokane. County Of Spoksussn ~, \;
Of Washington. has this day filed In tbs ~.
his sworn statement No. S2l, for the pur,hss
of the NV Ia of Sec. No. 26. in IN \.
S. N, range No. W. b. NJ. and will ofpsr nv, W.
to show that the land sought is more yalpsS III
for its timber or stone than for agrcultn,,]
purposes, and TO establish his claim tn III
land before the Register and Receiver n I'M
Office at Occur d'Alcnc, Idaho on Monday tS1
End day of June. 1902.
He names as witnesses: Dexter ShoudJ
John Frankline, Rome s. Hartman, ali Z
Spokane. Wash, and Frank r. Holmes Of n
gle. Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adverss,y 0
abOve-described lands are requested To- N
their claims in this Office on yor before did |
day of June, 1902.
D. Il. BUDLONG,
Mr14-My16 Regisux
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-25
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IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OF
fcs. Coeur d'Alene, Ida. April s, 1907.
Forest Lieu Selection NO. .....s.. notice is
hereby given that Harris Franklin. by Dexter
Shoudy. his attorney in fact. whose post office
address II Spokane. Wash. has made applica-
ton tn select under the Act Of June 4. 1897.
the following described tracts, to-wit: swk
NwA, Sec. y. I. 81 n. K. . w. II. NJ. Within
the next thirty days from the date hereof
protests or contests against the selection on
the ground that the tracts described. or any
portion thereof. are more valuable for miner
al than for agricultural purposes will be re-
ceivcd and noted for report to the com mis-
s.oner Of the general land Office.
ID. II. BUpLoNG.
All-Mi6 Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-25
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE = TO THE
~ heirs of Thomas H. March, deceased,

NOTICE OF FORFEITURE TO THE
~ heirs of Thomas II. March, deceased.
Of Clarks Fork. Idaho to-wit: Daniel J.
March. James March, John March. David
March. Betsy Ross. Jane March, William
March. Janet Lodge. X. NJ. March. Maria J.
Martin. your heirs and assigns. you are here
by notified that we. your co-owAers have ex-
pended during the year Of 1901 two hundred
dollars for labor on and improvements on the
Michigan and Manistee mining claims. situ
atcd In the Pend d'Oreille mining district.
kootenai county. Idaho. for the year 1901, and
unless you pay your proportion OF said ex
penditurc for said Michigan and Manistee
mining claims. amounting to- the sum OF
thirty-thrce and one-third l&k3is) dollars for
your one-siNth interest in said claims, to-
gether with the cost Of this advertisement.
within ninety GM days after the first publica-
ton OF this hereof. your interest in said Mich
igan and Manistce claims will become the
property OF the undersigned your co-owners.
who have complied with every requirement.
OF the United States statutes and the laws OF
Idaho FRANK COSART.
ASH REUBIN JOHNSON.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-25

TN THE UNITED STATES LAND OF
flee, Occur d'Alene, Ida, April 4 l92. -
Forest Lieu Selection No.......... Notice Is
hereby given that Hiram NJ. Hamilton. by Will
lis q. hdrgstrom. Atty In fact, Of Priest River,
Ida, has made application to select under
the Act of June l. 1877 Gao stats. 38) the follow
Ing described tracts, to-wlt. Lot one, Sec a.
T. 90 NJ. X. W.. u. NJ Within the next thlr-
ty days from the date hereof protests against
the selection on the ground that the tract de-
scribcd. or any portion thereof. will be re-
ceivcd On noted for report To tho commission
or Of the general land Office.
ID. II. BupLONG,
All-Ml6 Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-25
~ THE UNITED STATES. LAND Of

TN THE UNITED STATES LAND OF
4 fee. Occur d'Alene Idaho. April s. 1907
Forest Lieu Selection Mo-. Notice Is
hereby given that Henry 4. Ashurst. by Willis
G. Bergstrom. Atty. In fact, of Priest River.
Ida. has made application to select under
the Act OF June l. 1897 (a0 Stats. 35l the follow
Ing described tracts to-wit: + - SW Ia and
lot !, Soc. IA and NV IA SW IA. Sec ~. 4. 81
~. Il. 3 W.. II. NJ. Within the next thirty
days from the date hereof protests or con-
test against the selection on the ground that
the tract described. or any portion thereof.
are more valuable for Its mineral than for
agricultural will DO received and noted for
report To the commissioner Of the general
land Office,
d. II. BUDLoNG.
Al1-M6 Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-25
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION mr..
Land. Act June B. 1875. T;r;.Iri aBRR
Land Office. Occur d'Aiene. Ida Ihn'se q statS
q, 1902. Notice is hereby given " tS,.f sdnas1
pliance with the provisisns OF th eaa ~ y cau.
gress OF June 3, 1873. entitled "An sta a.,
sale Of timber lands in the States ~ =; ~ u
MIA. Oregon. Nevada, and WashinsM,.lu :!tpp.
tory" as extended to ali the S SMI len.
states by act OF August L. 1892. .Iohppu ~ AaiI
sey.. OF Hope. county Of Kootensa, ". Mu,
Idaho, has this day filed in thi.I a sak 4
sworn statement No. 81, for the Sn oasn W
the lot Of section No. Il. in Twn pNSfcnsse 4
X. No. W., B. NJ. and will niias NO
show that the land sought is more v r.90 y
for its timber or stone than for I.s sslc,bl
purposes, and to establish his ri saiE,nacutufll
land before the register and recsi... y ~
Office at Occur d Alene. Idaho IN W.i0o this
the 7th day Of May, 1902 "eunesdav
he names rs witnesses: John u.,..
kootenai. Idaho; William Havkinsu In ~
Ramsey. Charlie johnson. ali Of Hnns s w inllay
Any and all persons claiming aS Tp, i,oaAa
above described lands are rcuusstsT Sey y
their claims In this Office on or he;o,W. ". Y!
18th day of May, 1902. e''f' ~
F2S-My2 'IRpD s.,.s.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-25


NOTicE IOk puAllcArlu>~griM BER
Land. Act lrne ISIS United states
lAad utiis,e. CVeur d'Aicnc. ldaho. Aprlt ~
~ Notics y hensl,s given that in com pi lance
ytth NE provisions Of the art Of Congress of
Snne tsIA crtitlcI AN ACT tor the ss.c ot
sln,lser lands In thu ssa,,s OF California. ORE
9.sn. Nevada a'aa Washington territory" as
sxasnded TO all the rnpiic Lard states ~ act
ss.s, Aaxuxs I. isk. Eiia J.. Fool. ~
43nlrn County of kootenai. state of
ssls1 has this day flied Ia
~ shM unltc her sworn statement No. St4
W shS pAeshase q: the sw ii M sW IA; 81
80 Y Twp M. ~ north. range
~. and viii offer pvunf 10
m. y snhs shf land sought Is more Valuable tor
s,s Hss ~ - s.an. lsnn for axriepsuret pur
x1S ~ 70 establish her Claim 70 said land
rTIs sne REGISTER aud Receiver 81 this Office
- ~ - Alene idann ON Tuesday. the
X 49, esmsS ~ Witnesses: Frank carter
SssssS 4. =. lAsrrm. Edward Anderson LcW't'
.b nsy sSa az syrss.f Saasming adversely z.
a Sfs.ss. -4..,14 S190 lar<0 Afe requeS{ed 10 nib
~ - ~ W IBIS olls>e IN or before SAID
A.s,.. n. IN. pupIQNG.
~ Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-25
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IN THE UNITED STATES LAND or
Net. t'oeur dAieac. ida. April :. tue. =
furvN Lieu Selection NJ. .s,.,,,. Notice is
hereby given that The Nnrthern Pacific Ry.
to. whtse pat office address il II. Paul.
Minnesota. has nsude application 10 select hy
list Nn ~ under tho Act os June T. 1897 co
htAtA ~ the following described tracts TO
Wilt: M la Nv la seq. -. y t-s sg Ia : .
81 Ia Sts, IA and NV Ia ~ IA NJ ~ NV IL.
Nv Ia NM -. See ~ all In Y. ~ ~. RS W,
y NJ. Within the next thirty days from the
uAtr hcrcof protrsts nr contest against the
srlectlon on the xsoond that the tract dcs-
crtb4d. or any PARTON thcreof. are more walls
nnble TOR us minerva, than for agricultural
commissioner Of the general land office.
H. n. HrpiGNu.
Ali-Aio itegist.r.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-25

TN THE UNITED STATES LAND or
hce oocnr d'Aleno Ida. April s. ia,s. =
FOREST Lieu Sclec,ions M. $780,. notice Is
hrrcby Hlvcn that hiram Al, Hamilton. by 4.
u. cnmbtc. Atty IN fact. W Spokane. Wash.
III Juno 1. is!f. 10 stats NJ the following des
rritH'd tracts. to-wit; M Ia M ~. Sec. ~.
r. ~ ~. 4. W.. n. N. Within the next thlr-
" days from the date hereof protests against
the selection on the ground that the tract dcs-
crihsd. or ANY .poStion thereof. viii hc ~
s'sitcd and noted TOR report 10 Tho commits
tioucr Ut the general land otlscc.
II. H. BrpLoSe.
Ait-Ml0 Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-25
NOTICE FOR prp,,c.

NOTICE FOR PuBLloAr,ov
La n. Act June 8. W;sHfH!sN;-;IINnp,
100: Notice is hereby given n TIA, Idaho PsS :
with the provisions OF the a sna " "a complns
June .. 1875 entitled IAN act =, C0ngrSs y
timber lands In the States Of ca aor the IA :
gon, Nevada, and Washington arifornIs az
extended to all the Public Land Serrliors
OF August 4. 1892. 'Inhns states . -
q Spokane. County Of S SoIn FrasLss
washington. has this day lied 11 70 stss 81
ms sworn statement No. sli. for y, ~ this o.
OF the SW IA. NV IA. ~ 'r sne pufchss
~ township No. So. n, RansSe section n
the land sought is more valuahHi. SHOW IT,
Der or stone than for agriculfnrcs TOT It, In
ana 70 establish his claim 10 said p9fpols
tho Register and Receiver s Of ,t land ID
Occur d'Alene: Idaho. on WednsssIdIss oaN n
lie Manassas witnesses: Fr.rl
Charles LeBarr. of Sagle. III dshan. Aoa.
Showdy. Rome s. Hartman, o. suoLno; Dem
Any and all persons CLAIMING sodSsne Wa
above-described lands are rueuNsefsely ~
their claims In this ofiics on a os to M
18th day Of May, 1902. w VI nsfon m
F21-A25 suDlONG.
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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-25
NOTICE FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NOTICE FOR PUBLlCATlON-pEPA
~ ment of the Interior Land Office at
Occur d Alene. Idaho, Mar. rs 1909. Notice Is
hereby given that tho follow ing named set
tier has hled notice of his intention to make
dual proof In support Of his claim and that
said proof will be made before Charles o.
CAllaghAn. u. s. Com. At Standpoint. Idaho.
ON May ~ lQ0e. viz: Robert Murray. Hid. 1873
for the . lie NE Ia. and N 1-2 Sc Ia section
IA. township s. N. range F.. B. NJ
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuftiva-
ton OF said land. viz: Simeon c. Rowell
Gordon Daugherty. Susanah Owen Thomas
]. Owen. all OF Clark Fork. Idaho.
ID. H. BUDLONG,
Mrsl-AS Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-25

LAS SUMMONS - IN THE JUSTICE
a Court OF clarks Fork precinct. kootenni
county, stAteOf Idaho. Before d. H. Vaughan,
Justice OF the peace. Gordon paugharty,
plaintiff. Va Frank Rose defendant, The
State Of Idaho sends greetings TO Frank Rose.
defendant. You ARR hereby summoned and re-
qutred % appear In nm action brought aga!nst
you Ivy the ahovc-nAmed plainiiif, Ia the JUS
tlcc court Ut clArks Fork precinct. kootenai
county, state 0f ldahtl before the undersigned
as Justice Ut tho peace Of and for said pre-
clnct. county ind state. and to answer before
AAid Justice OF the peace ut his otllce In the
village OF olarks Fork. Ia said precinct.
county nnd state, the complaint hled
therein. on tho 18th day 81 May. iyOs. at the
hour 81 o'clock y. a.. The said action is
brought tO recover from you tho sum Ut
qti Nl-lO0 tor and on account Of goods. wares.
and merchandise aold and delivered To you al
your special inatane and request. and tor costs
~ suit. You arr further no,ii That an at
tachmcnt has been tsxucd In said suit and
LOWED upon t71H3-inO. moneys Ia tho posses
sion and under tho control Ut the Northern
Pacific Railway company. corporation In
said precinct county. and state. of and be-
longing tn You. And you are hereby notified
that u you fall u sn appear and answer said
compliant, us above required. said plaintiff
Will tAkc Judgment against you TOR the sum III
e6.Al-ioO and costs
Given under my hand this 18th day OF April.
lME DE-. VAUGHAN,
An NM Justice Of the Peace.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-25

f,ONTEsT NOTICE : DEPARTMENT OF
~ tho Interior. United States Land Office
Occur A ieno. Ida. March ~, 1867, A sufficient
contest xdiiAs IL having barn tlicd Ia this onice
by NoiA A. Boyer, ColhurIl. Ida contestant,
against Homestead entry No etS0. made June
". tppl. for 81 - SWis and 81 OF SEA- Sec
Z. Twp. 81 n. Of Range z W., H. NJ. Albert L.
pcrgncr, cOntestec, In which ~ Is alleged that
aaid bergner has wholly abandoned said
tract and changed his residence thercfrom
for more than nix months since making said
eutry and next prior tn the date herein; that
Hmld tract IL not settled upon and cultivated
by said party. cultivated or improved As re-
Quircd by law and that said alleged absence
Was not due 10 his employment In tho army.
navy. or marine corps OF the United States
during the war with Spain, or during any
other war IN which the Unlted states may be
engaged. In any capacity.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear.
respond and ofYer evidence touching said al
legation, ~ ~ O'clock =. M. on June q, 1902,
before the Register aud Receiver Mt the
United states Land Office In Coeur d'Alene.
Idaho,
The said contestant having. In a proper At
hdnvit. nled April H.. fVG, act forth facts
which show that after duo diligence personal
Aervice Ut this notice can not bo Innde II Ia
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
10 given by due and proper publication.
As6- M3t u. u. RUDLUNG, Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-25

LrOitkaT LtkU sEi.ECIION Mounted
states Land Office, Occur d'Alene, Idaho,
Aprii ~. lar. Notice Ii hereby given that
john II. Pntten by i. g. Culver. his attorney
Idaho has made application ~ select under
tho Act Of June 4 Ism. no Statutes 6) the fol-
lowing described tract, tO-wtt: NwA Ut sra
section ~ township 10, furth Of range" west.
u. NJ Within the next thirty days from the
date horsof protests or contests against the
selection on the ground that the trhct de-
scril,cd or any portion thereof Ii more valua-
blc for ita mineral than for agricultural pur-
pt,acs will he received and noted for report tT
tho cOrunllssiOArf Of the General Land Office.
Ans- MAI y. II. BupLoSd. Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-04-25

First Pub. Feb. Z, 10G.-May 2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-02
IRRIGATION CON yENTION.
Opens in Assembly Hall Tomorrow
viii be Important Conference.

The state irrigation convention will
meet In the Assembly Hall tomorrow
morning TO consider topics Of the most
vital concern to Utah. Everything tends
10 indicate that the meeting VIII be
one OF the most profitable conferences
of Utah farmers ever held. The first
thing 10 be taken up IL the constitution
that has been carefully prepared by a
special committee which committee viii
also present the draft OF bill prepared
by il. and TO be presented 10 the next
Legislature. looking TO the prospection
and nurture Of the irrigation interests
of the state. II Is expected that the
convention viii be able to complete Its
labors BY Thursday night
The constitution for the permanent
association recommends the name of
the Irrigation Congress Of Utah. and
the officers OF the association are 10
consist OF president, a vice president,
a secretary and a treasurer, which OFF,
GERS are TO act under the direction OF
an executive committee consisting Of
one member from each county. who Will
ali be chosen at the first session Of the
convention. The congress is 10 meet
annually.
The basis of representation will be
as follows. Two delegates from each
county, appointed by the county COM
mlssloners. each irrigation association
or canal company, farming association
or individual ditch owner, one delegate
for every 1909 acres Of land or frac-
lion irrigated. each canal pipe COM
pany. power company mining company
or railway company, which is con-
yeyor or user OF water, one delegate,
each reservoir company, livestock or
dairy association. each city, town
or village and each board OF health
one delegate. and one delegate from
the state university and the Agricul-
tural college.
Provision is made for the following
committees; Committee on finance.
WAYS and means. on transportation
and legislation; on sanitary measures:
on economical carriage and distrlbu-
ton OF water; on alkaliferous and
swamp lands; on reclamation and utili-
alton OF arid lands: on watersheds and
forest reserves; on duty Of water and
requirements OF various agricultural
products: on literature and printing,
Seven members of the executive con-
mittee shall constitute a quorum, The
executive committee IS empowerd to
make bylaws to further the objects OF |
the congress. The board OF control. |
consisting Of the president, secreta-y |
and three members Of the executive |
committee, Is empowered 10 oversee the
business OF the congress during It's re- |
cesses
The annual membership fee OF s.
from each canal company. plus a
Of a cent per acre Of land. Is 20
be required Power mining and reser- |
voir companies are 20 pay $40 yearly |
toward the fund for meeting the ex-
penses OF the congress. Al other dele
gates and members shall pay s. for
each delegate yearly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-02
CONDITIONS IN MEXICO.
President Twins on the Progress OF the
COlonies-DrOuth Prevails.

President A. w. WINS Of the Mexican
colonies is one Of the many conference
visitors, In the course Of a pleasant
interview today he stated the only
thing Of which the people IN Mexico
had to complain was the excessive
drouth that has prevailed for i've or
six months lie declared that more
rain has fallen In this city today than
had visited the colonies since October,
This condition of course is very dis
couraging; but with that exception the
sisua ton Is satisfactory. The visitors
to conference from Mexico this spring
number about IS, the largest contingent
that ever attended general confer
ence from that country az ono time.
The expenses Of the party viii amount
to over $1,000 This President WINS
thinks In an indication Of unusual
prosperity In the colonies. The re-
sources of the people are farming.
stockraising and numbering and while
they are not interested In any of the
mines there, the latter furnish am ann
pie market for their products, so that
they participate In the prosperity re-
sultlng from the mines.
The Church authorities In Mexico re-
Gently purchased 10000 acres OF land In
Colonia Doublan, and Of this tract 49,
900 acres can be cultivated, because Of
an ample supply Of water that Is access
sible, while the balance OF the land is
excellent for grazing. This purchase,
together with the tract of 70 600 acres
recently acquired In the state Of SonO-
IA, gives the authorities facilities for
taking care of new colonIsts and ex-
tending the operations Of those who are
already there.
President WINS states that a mission
has been opened up in the city Of Mex
leo and 200 natives have already been
baptized. More Elders are going to be
sent there soon and they will be given
assistance by some of the young men
who are attending school In the city,
President WINS has a son there taking
course in the finest law school In the
nation.
1.-THE attitude OF the government"
added President WINS, remains very
friendly and our relations with the Of
fclals are very pleasant. indeed"
The total Mormon population In
Mexico Is now about 1000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-02

The dark mystery Of the tragedy OF
Hell's Hollow remains unsolyed and the
police have begun 10 feel discouraged
over the failure to find any clue that
VIII establish beyond the shadow OF
doubt whether Samuel Collins was
murdered or whether he committed
suicide.
Some Of the officers who have held 10
the suicide theory, now frankly admit
there is strong reason to believe that
the aged man met his death at the
hands OF murderers
The failure to find within the somber
walls of the cave any instrument with
which Collins could have taken his own
life, completely battles the authorities.
hut they declare that If there is knife
or razor In the cave II will be brought
to light this afternoon
we have searched thoroughly but
we are not satisfied yet said officer
Gillespie this morning, and we are
going to keep up the search until some-
thing Is found If there is anything
there"
With this object in view, Chief Hill
ton, Detective Chase. Sergeant Bur-
bldge and Officer Gillespie, boarded the
patrol wagon at noon today and went
out to the scene Of the tragedy They
have with them three prisoners armed
with shovels and short hand pick,
and at this writing they are digging
over every inch of the cave to ascei-
tain whether or not any weapon is
there.
Several times the surrounding ooun-
try has been carefully explored in the
hope Of discovering the old mans cloth
ing and yallse. The police have not
given up the search and they are con-
tinuing 1t today,
If II Is a murder we want to know
1t, said an officer today, and II Il Ia
suicide 1t ought to be known. We pro-
pose 20 exhaust every means in our
rover to sift this mystery TO the bot
tom. and then II II Is not cleared up II
Will not be our fault"
Quite a furry was created at the
police station this morning when a.
gentleman called 1T the desk sergeants
room and informed officer Smith that
a grip and an oyerooat had been found
out near the scene OF the tragedy
Officer Davies was at once sent to
the place indicated. but to his disgust
the grip proved to be a basket contain.
ing some ladies' wearing apparel. There
was also an overeoat. and X Is Thought
the things were dropped from some
farmers wagon. They were found just
beyond Jones residence, and they are
now in the detectives room at the po-
lice station where the owner can get
them II he or she calls. Some OF the
articles In the basket are marked
John Peterson and It is believed they
belong TO some farmer residing north
of the Warm Springs.
When the officers left here TO con-
tinue their search they said they had
no idea when they would return. hut II
would not be until they were satisfied
beyond ali doubt that there was no
use in proceeding with the lnvestiga-
ton any farther, unless. OF course. they
were successful In finding the knife or
clothing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-02
j !. HILLS DAUGHTER MARRIED

by Rev. Thomas J. Gibbons, Of this
city. both In the full yestments of their
office. The bride was attended to her
place before the clergymen In the drew
ingroom by her father, who presented
her to the groom. She was assisted by
her sister Miss Rachael HILL as brides
maid, while Eric Dahlgren was best
man for the groom. Music was furnish
ed by the Danz symphony orchestra
with organ accompaniment by George
II Fairclough. Of the Church Of st.
John the Evangelist An informal re-
cepti0n followed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs Beard viii reside in New
York city. and the honeymoon viii be
spent at North oaks Mr., Hil's summer
home near this city.