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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-07-30
PLANS FOR LABOR
! DAY .:CEf,EBRATION

President Ferguson Of the Trades
and Labor assembly, who is member
of the joint committee appointed by
the assembly and the Building and
Trades council to have %charge Of the
Labor Day celebration, has opened
offices in the Hammond: block and re-
ports that the arrangements for the
celebration are progressing favorably
The committee plans.stwo innoyations
favof Beer WI %h aba
grounds at, Billings Park and as far
as possible none will be allowed to be
brought there. E..
1t has hitherto been the practice to
ask business men and others to con-
trihlte towards the expenses <"of the
celehration,: but this year >thef commit
tee has decided that the various unions
shall .defray all the expenses.
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. | ANGELES |! / ]: CITIZENS
I 81. r. AFTER CITY OFFICIALS.
STEPS BEING TAKEN 70 REMOVE
QNFAiTHFUL OFFICIALS. -
Alderman Leads Movement to Give
City Printine'to Los~Anseles Times
is Now Asked to Submit Hi 8 Name
For a. Special. :EIection.-Many
People Sign: Petition But Judge
.Says':lt Is; Irregular.-Hot Time
Expected.

Los Angeles, Cal, July = 28th.-
Especial Correspondence - Recently
the City Council awarded the contract
for City printing to the notorious
Times, Notwithstanding the bid Of that
paper was 100 per cent higher than
the lowest bic submitted. The action
;; of the Council has created a storm Of
protest from all. classes of citizens, and
the opinion is freely expressed that
bribery was resorted to. The City
Charter contains provision that, upon
demand of Is per cent Of all voters,
any public official charged with mis-
conduct must submit his name to a
special election in order to enable the
voters to recall him If his conduct
Is disapproved of by majority Of his
constituents. Councilman Davenport
was the ring leader in awarding the
contract to the Times at the highest
figure submitted, and Immediately
petitions were circulated asking for
his recall. More than 1900 names were
secured, although only 716 were neces-
sary to order an election. Backed by
the Times Davenport took the matter
Into the courts, and the Judge knocked
out the special election on the ground
that the petitions, twenty in number,
mad been pasted together. This flin1sy
pretext added fuel to the flames, as an
immense mass-meeting was held and
new, petitions circulated, which will be
presented next week, without being
pasted Just what Davenport and the
Times will do is not certain, but it is
more than probable they will again
seek the services of an accommodating
Judge in their efforts ii defeat the will
OF the people. This is the first time in
the history Of an American municipal
ity where an attempt has been made to
remove public official by the ire
CALL a system that is in vogue in
Switzerland. The outcome is being
California.
The following advertisers have
violated promises to withdraw from
the Los Angeles Times or have ignored
all requests SO to do
"Cuticura" Drug and Chem
lcal Corporation, Boston, Mass.
Blood Poiscn"-Cook Remedy Co.,
1872 Masonic Temple Chicago.
DIR. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Duffy,s Mali Whiskey Co., Roches-
ter, N. Y.
Or. Prices Eood"-Price Cereal
Food Co., Chicago, III.
Fig Brand Evaporated Cream
Helvetia Milk .Condensing Co., High
land, Ill.
"Ghirardellrs Ground ChocoIate"-
D. Ghirardelli Co.. San Francisco, Cal
Hostetter Bltters. Co., Water and
First SITS. Philadelphia, Pa. LII: 49,.
st Royal Baking Powder g, 100 vii
liams St, New orlk, ~ s. :.= pm
Warmers Safe: Cure CO.. Rochester,
N. Y.
Will You write q letter 81 protest to
each Of the above advertisers?
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FORTUNE COMES
TO A LAUNDRESS

MINNEAPOLIS, July 27.-Mrs. stel-
la Garreau Wright Of $40 Jewett place
H. and Mrs. Lillian Russell Irene OF
418 Lyndale avenue NJ, both poor
women, have Unexpectedly become
heirs of an estate in New York state
valued at from 100000 to 100000.
Both women are married. Mrs.
Wright's husband is Russell Wright,
colored porter in the employ Of the
T. M. Roberts Supply company. Mrs.
Irene is in delicate health and con-
fined to her home. Her husband is
William Irene, white, collector
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-07-30
DULUTH HEIGHTS .G95sIP|
BRIEF MO. SOCIAL NEWS
PLEA FOR GREATER INTEREST
IN WELFARE OF HEIGHTS.
Woodland has an Improvement socie-
~ That Has Succeeded In Greatly
Beautifyins the Suburb. What Has
Boon Done In Woodland Can Be
Done on tho Heights IF Greater
Public Spirit We're Manifested.

The Labor World is not in the habit
Of giving curtain lectures, but 1t be-
lieves that a greater public interest
could easily be manifested without
working much Of a hardship upon any
of the residents. We have nothing but
the highest communication for those
who are devoting so much Of thear time
to the Improvement Of their own pre-
misses, but ones duty as citizen does
not end there. There should be more OF
a community of interests in this little
suburb. Take the residents of Wood
land. They do not expect the city to do
every thing for them. They realize that
it would be a physical impossibidty for
the municipality to carry out all OF the
improvements they desire, SO to help
make their suburb more beautiful they
have organized an Improvement So
ciety. This week the society gave a
band concert which was attended by al
most all Of the residents, and a great
number Of people from the city. The
placing of trees in the streets, and other
general improvements have been taken
up by the society, and have been car
ried on with marked SUCCESS until to-
day Woodland can rightly be called the
most beautiful suburb in the city. But
woodland Is no more beautiful than
Duluth Heights would be did the resi-
dents exhibit greater public spirit. Now
is the time for those who have the in
terest OF the suburb at heart to get to-
gether and organize a society for the
purpose of beautifying the community
in general
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LOCAL LABOR NOTES,

Jack Cahill Of Ashland, formerly a
member Of the local butchers union,
made a short visit to the city last week
and renewed old acquaintances.
C1garnakers will hold their Picnic at
Makowski's Summer Garden, Sunday
July 81.
The retail clerk held an enthusiastic
meeting Tuesday evening. A feature
OF the meeting was the distribution Of
sample union cards to be handed to
the members OF other unions to remind
them Of the union card.
President Henry Pereault has re-
ceived an invitation to deliver the
Labor Day address at Brainerd. On
account Of the many duties incumbent
upon him here on that day 1t will be
impossible for him to accept the in
vitation.
: The Labor Day committee is meeting
regularly. It has been practically de-
cided to hold the picnic at Lester Park.
Thos. Forrestal, at one time a prom
inent member of the Trades Assembly
from the Coopers union, is again visit
ing in Duluth, after an absence Of
several years. m., 49,.
Many strike breakers were shipped
from Duluth this week to work In the
packing houses at Kansas City. They
were shipped by a local employment
agent The agent did 5 not violate the
new employment ordinance, because
he had not been notified by bona
tidc labor organization that i strike
was on. This is q very necessary thing
for local labor organizations to attend
to, If they desire to discourage the en-
ployment Of strike breakers from this
CITY,
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3ACKERs3 Hal @
3 ES1R q SEATTLE
!; Continued fron, pace; ~

authorities 81 the Union stock "a, Yards
were confirming the report, saying that
while they believed the 4 1--we stock:
handlers had made: a mistake IN strik-
Ing, 1t was necessary=to keep: shem. on
half pay to keep them from scattering
; The packers were given:a hard blow
when the live stock handlers: the*1nost
sk1lful workers in the yeards, deserted
them', 1t was still harder blow to the
Union Stock Yards. !. Upon*::these: men
they depended to- move big; bodies Of
live stock rapidly: Expert live stock
handlers are difficult men to sevure at
any time. -: =! T.
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LIVE STOCK HANDLERS : :.


Before the. live stock handlers quit
they were called together by General
Manager Leonard Of the Union Stock
Yards &. Transit Company and advised
TO go home until the strike was settled.
Your strike is against the packers,
ne said. You have no grievance:
| against our company. would, there
FORE suggest that you remain, at your
homes during the strike. Keep away
from the yards. When the strike. Is
over you will all be taken back With
out n:ejudice" &Sz5.EE5
This speach was cheered by the i've
stock handlers who immedia tely5left
the yards.
The live stock handlers were ordered
to strike last Monday, but thtee order
was atterward withdrawn, the butcher
worknen stating that they did not de-
/ sire to compromise the Union Stock
Yard e Transit Company unit! 1t was
absolutely necessary.
The firemen employed in the Union
Stock Yard & Transit Company will
not strike. The request was made last
night by the butcher workraen
Reports that the switchmen en-
ployed In the yards would not strike
were Get at rest by president Donnelly
he said that he had requested the
sW1tchmen to remain at work for the
present at least
ST. LOUIS STRIKERS ARE QUIET.
st: Louis, Nc, July 28.-The striking
butchers and meat cutters have the
good will of the allied trades; and when
the sympathetic strike was declared
this class of workmen threw all their
support to them. -
All interest here centers around the
attempt being hade by the strix ers to
nave the injunction secured by the
packers dissolEed. The matter is be-
ing argued in Judge Holdes' court.
A means Of eliminating disorder has
been found iii the Organization II strik-
erse into: squads Of ten rnen, with d: cap
tain: who will be held. responsible for
the action Of the men under his care.
1000 Men at Work at Kansas CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, July ~2S.-Packers
furnished the following figures of the
number of men at work in the plants
~ Armour nesq s'sco men WORKING: killed
IVY eee' ''oVV noss' Ivy Sneep ana
calves ~,
Swift: l:ooo:meen working; killed 400
cattle, 1000 hogs. =. :: 49,. =
Fowler zoe! men working; kine I'd $50
cattle and ZOO hogs: l ls%,:e : :tt.-,:;
s'ce:hWa St, berger, 5Qsnew
men ployed cattle 2:., 7.
The udahyss said we viii run
all departments to morrow, but have
not had enough men to do much to-
day." ~ * :,
Two shots were fired at negro
strike breaker early, yeasterday morn
ing outside the: Cudahy plant by a
deputy sheriff. The negro was bull
doing Steward Edwards of the union
| with revolver.
It is expected: the allied trade union
lists will wake out to-day. va
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CHIEF OF POLICE
LOCATES BOODLER

ST. LOUIS, July 27.--Chief of Police
Kelly has information that Adoiph
MADEIRA, a former member OF the
house of delegates, who is wanted in
st. Louis on indictments charging bril-
berry, Is employed in a cigar factory
In Denver, Col.
The chief has telegraphed the Dem
yer authorities that the reward Of $500
offered for the fugitive still stands.
If arrested, the authorities viii. try to
secure the extradition Of MADEIRA.
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PROMINENT ASHLAND
MAN DIES IN MEXICO

ASHLAND, Wis, July 27.-F. J. Pool,
one Of Ashland's most prominent bust
hess men, died this afternoon OF
Bright's disease at Aguas Calentes,
Mexico, where he has been for his
health: He owned the largest dry goods
establishment in Ashland.
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FARMERS ELEVATOR
MEN GET ACTIVE

FARGO, N. D., July 27-Represen-
tatives Of II Independent farmers ele-
vators and grain buyers met here to-
day and made preliminary arrange
ments for state orga nization for the
purpose. Of maintaining prices, termin-
al elevators and better railroad rates
elevators. -.
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door and one OF them Kept, John Pear
son and customer covered while the
first robber searched the cash drawer
and the mems pockets, securing $27.
The key was in the door of the saloon
and when the highwaymen left they
locked the door and left the saloonman
and his customer prisoners.
Pearson broke out a window and
notified the police
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Union Menn Back at Nav York.

Union Mon Back at Nav York.
New York. July 2s-The two big
plants of Schwarzchild & SulzbeTger
and United Dressed Beef Company
are being operated by union men.
Every one of the unionists. who par
ticipated in the original strike Of the
butchers has been taken back.
!, The union officials have received no
order to order the men out: Business
Agent Masterson says, however, that
If word comes the men will walk out in
hurry. ~
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FLOUR MILL OWNER
KILLED BY TRAIN

CHICAGO, July 27.-Hiram Seine
bly,, owner of Touring mill interests in
Wisconsin, and also prominent poll
tician, was killed today at Greenlake
station by being struck by a train Of
cars. Death was instantaneous. Mr..
Schnebly was 70 years old.
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Strike Breakers From Cleveland.

Strike Breakers From Cleveland.
Cleveland, o., July 2s:-A car load OF
strike breakers left here for: Chicago
last night. Agents acting for the pack
ers have been busy recruiting Them
Several men refused to accept positions
at Chicago: because they were not:
satisfied with the promises made by
%l,o - -
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RUSSIAN PRIZE;
CREWS 60 HOME

PORT SAID, July 27-Thez prize
crews which were placed on board the
Hamburg American liner Scandal and
the British steamer Ardova, captured
in the Red Sea by the Russian Volun-
teer fleet vessels, but subsequently, re-
leased, have proceeded for Odessa on,
the Russian steamer CzarWVitch. = ::
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ABNER M'KINIEY'S
WILL PROBATED

SOMERSET. Pa, July 27.-rhe will
of Abner Mckinley, brother of the late
president. has been probated here. The
instrument does not indicate the value
of the estate, but the bulk of it is be-
queathed to his widow and his laugh
ter, Mrs, Mabel Mckinley Baer. An
expenditure of $4,000 is ordered for a
suitable monument in the family burial
plot at Canton, Ohio.
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KNOX SAILS FOR -: - =
EUROPEAN TRIP

NEW YORK, July 27.-Former. At
torney General P. c: Knox of Pennsyl-
vania, and Mrs. Knox: Marshall Field
Of Chicago, and Oscar q. Murray,
president of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road, were among the passengers who
sailed today on the: White Star. line
steamer Oceanic w. T.
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NEIL OUTFIGHTS
HUGHEY M'GOVERN

PHILADELPHIA, July .27.-Frank1e
Neil Of San Francisco, bantaF m chain
pion of the world, clearly outfouFht
Hughey McGovern, of4Broolzlyn* at. the
National Athletic club; here tonight.
The fight, was the most vicious ever
witnessed in. this city between: little
men,. -.
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FIVE PERSONS
BLAMED FOR WRECK

CHICAGO, July 27.-Five men were
tonight declared by the coroner's jury
to be crfminally responsible for the
railway disaster at Glenwood, ILL.,, July
49, in which eighteen persons were
killed and many injured. This verdict
holds to the grand jury, the train dis
patcher and the entire train that
blocked the track and caused the
wreck.
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DEMANDS PREPARATION,

PARJS.t July 27.-The Temps cor
respondent at Tientsin says the French
government as protector of the Catho-
lies inSs.the far east. has ordered its
Pekin legation to- demand full 1epara-
ton for the recent murder Of the: two
Belgian" missionaries. - Il.
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FIERCE HAIL STORM
AT ESCANABA, MICH

EsCANABA, Mich, July Phone Of
the heaviest hail storms that has &C.
cured in many years in Della county
swept over. Escanaba today. covering
the ground to the depth of fully an
inch. Windows were broken and crops
damaged
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NORDICA. IS GIVEN = Ms s.
DIVORCE, DE CREE

K NEW YORK, July 2 The@ interlo-
cutory decree Of divorce Us tained BY
Lillian Nordica Doehme. n he prili1a
donna, from Zoltan= Doehme, was made
! final today: by Justice Scott instheS su-,..
preme court. Counsel for Doehme an
Snounced that he would take an appeal
from this srulini
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FLO UR CITY SA LOOT s
RAIDED @BYs.R 0BBERS
=

. A1INNEAPOLiS,,sJ July q The saloon;
sof .Pearson5lsR Johnson, q 52Sa University
.aVenuss held sup threeS
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Try S. I. Levin's xxx Columbian
1892 rye. It is the very best that can
be had for family and medicinal pur-
poses. At the old stand. sol West ST.
perior street.
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sWED ELS Il CONVENE

CALUMET, Mich. July 27.-The an :
Of: Swedish United sons Of America
opened here today and ! will continue
four days: Delegates are arriving on
every train and will be- here lin large
numbers. forss business sessions tomor-s
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Labor World, July. So Aug. 6-1s.

Labor World, July. 80; Aug. e-13.
STATE, OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
St. Louis, S.. In Probate Court, Spe-
cial Term, July 2Sth, 1904
In the Matter Of the Estate Of LEILA
A. Phelan, Deceased:
On receiving: and filing the petition
Of Frank N. Phelan, of the County, of
St. Louis. representing, among other
the County, of st. Louis in the State of
Minnesota: ION the. fifteenth day OF
July, A. D@s1904, at the County of ST
Louis, died sfntestate, and being an in
:habitant.of this County at the time OF
her death, leaving goods. chattsls. and
estate within this County, and that the
said petitioner is surviving husband OF
said deceased, and praying that admin
2istration of said estate be to Frank n
Phelans granted 49,. :.
= It Is Ordered, That said petition he
heard before said Court on Monday. the
22nd day OF August, "A. D.: 1904, IT ten
O'Clock a. M. at the Probate Office. lr
the Court House in the City OF Duluth.
in said County: E ~
Ordered Further, That nor:ce hereof
and +, s j. persons interested. by ;:'13-
for three successive" weeks prior to
said day OF hearing in the Labor
AVorldea week1Y#neWspape printed and
published att Duluth. in=said County
a85Dated.ats Duluth Minnesota, the 2Sth
=t;tNsc I'll E. "a 904 SO &C.,
Sc 81: !, curt -
J..B.aMIDDLECOFF.
Judge of4sl 'r:jbt. e.
Labor ,orld, ZJply lsu4.;
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APPOINTS RECEIVER
FOR IOWA BANK

WASHINGTON, July: THE comp
troller Of the currency has appointed E.
B. Shaw, a national bank examiner,
as receiver Of the First National bank
Of Grinnell, Iowa, whose doors were
closed by the directors yesterday.
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INDIANAPOLIS MAY.
GET HEADQUARTERS

NEW YORK, July 27.-Chairman
Taggart is discussing the advisabiltty
OF establishing western Democratic
headquarters at Indianapolis instead of
Chicago, on the ground that Indiana
Is very important state.
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PARKER WILL NOT
VISIT WINDY CITY

CHICAGO, July 27.-Judge Parker,
the Democratic presidential candidate.
will not come to Chicago to attend the
Democratic demonstration planned for
August 20.
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rye is known ~ many of DULUTH
best citixehs#t 70 be high I'M qualit and
the vehy. bent ffor family use.
Sold sol superior street. ]
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WANT UNTO RIM RATE,

NEW YORK July 81 conference
between q commi tee repressnting the.
National l1ers Federati and the
grain committee 81 ne. Trunk Line.
assoc ton; togeth WI III Sa several
southern ilroad 81 officials. held
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CoNDITIO CRITICAL I!

/. :SWEET.:SPRINGs Mo-, July -.
Senator George. Ve est s condition to-
cal: The sena torssssSf}Z Oh nourisf1nlrent
now Is eggnog - s. + @
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Diphtheria Scare at St. Paul.

OIPhtherIa Scare at st. Paul.
St Paul, Mimi. July 2s.-The Swift
plant Is being operated, but 1t may
be ordered closed because there is
some danger at dtphtherit epidemic
among the nonunion men: employed
there. The strikers are taking steps
to have quarantine declared against
the plant So far the allied tradesmen
have received no order to, go on a
sympathetic strike.
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here today. The millers asked that the
rates on grain be raised to a parity
with those on -four
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DULUTH HEIGHTS BRIEFS. =
Maurice Lynn. brother tot Mrs. D. H.
Mcl"ain, arrived in the city early in the
week from New York c,,y. He return
ed TO his home Wednesday.
MIR. Tracy who has been occupying
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AUTOS ON WAY
TO WORLDS FAIR

UTICA, N Y, July 27-Four cars in
the auto endurance, test from New
York and Boston for St. Louis arrived
here from Albany about o'clock today
They report very heavy roads west Of
Fort Plain.
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WILL USE ONLY A
SINGLE STREET

CHICAGO, July 27.-To minimize the
danger of rioting. should the packing
companies attempt to deliver meat to
local customers with nom union team
sters, Chief Of Police O'Neill has given
instructions that all hauling shall be
done on Halstead street.
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UNION MEN may rent. nice Eurn.
ished Rooms at >413, 1-2Mes Superior
street. Modern; electric light and bath.
from - per week up.
d. W. RICHARDSON,
Zenith phone $50.
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Fort WORT, Plants Fillina" Up.

ToTt "oFtH 'PTdHtS T1II1HU OH'
Fort Worth, Tex, July 2s::-strike
breakers are arriving on almost every
train and the plants here are rapidly
filling UP with them. Agents for Ar
mour and: Swift declare that within
a day, ortwo large enough force will
be in hand to run their houses.
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ADM1RAL TAYLOR
DIES AT SUDBURY

SUDBURY. Ont, July 27.-Rear ADJ
miral H. G.: Taylor Of the United States
navy, who commanded the Indiana at
the. battle OF Santiago, died at Copper
Clin general hospital at 8:15 tonight of
peritonitis.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
st. Louis-7ss. In Probate Court, Spe-
cial Term, July 9th, 1904.
In t he Matter of the Estate of Christ
Ellison, Deceased:
On reading and filing the petition of
Albert J. Hotter, administrator of the
estate of Christ Ellison. deceased, re-
presenting among other things. that
he has fully administered said estate,
and praying that time and place be
fixed for examining, settling and allow
ing the final account of his admin1stra
ton, and for the assignment of the
residue of said estate to the parties
entitled thereto by law.
Court, on the 22nd day of August, A.
D. 1904, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
Probate Office in the Court House in
the City Of Duluth. in said County.
And it is further ordered that no
t1ce thereof be given to all persons In
terested, by publishing copy Of this
Order once in each week for three
successive weeks prior to said day of
hearing. In the Labor World, a weekly
newspaper printed and published at
Luluth in said County.
Dated at Duluth, Mimi, this 9th day
Of July, A. D. 1904.
BY the Court,
T. B.. M1DDLECOFF,
Judge of Probate.
lseal:: Probate Court, St. Louis Co..
Ia T fnr Wor,d 1,,,v a. A,e e-1a