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New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Taylor & Douglass have sold for Edwin T OgIe The
frame house situated at No 24o East Onehundred-aa4
nineteeut-st lot 81 2x1O011 feet; Thomas
Crawford the two frame Nos. 242 Pa
lot 2s10x1OO11 feet
10 Louis Less
The seven story building at the southeast corner Of
Bleecker Mott bought by Mr.. Cold
smith, lessee OF Building Thirtyfourth-
St It occupies PLOT about 70xeo feet. ana viii be
trely reconstructed.
". Ruben has sold for Halpern. Diamonds.n & Levin
the pIc 4ox1o0 feet the southeast Of Pleasant
ave. and Ore-hundred- -and-twentieth-st-
Jackson Stern have bought the lot 25x10Ol1 feet
ne noTtb side OF Niaety-sevenh-st 500 feet west OF
A Ftedberg and George Stricken have sold the I've
Negbec Busher nave sold for Richard H Deeves, the
SIKH rs feet ts east ot WiisIaSe
eaa dot 54 s s On GiPay Sg s5s has 5e sod Of Wo 70 l.
ington-ave. 50 feet east OF sHty-
H ~ 2ss9I1s $ ioo ana H Heller sold aye - st2Ty qath2ase
saaei S6Ter ana 80 ALERT iSs gas sgova 1T for Franz s.
1serss Brown sold ays story apartment hoesss ss win
tet east OF R5bbiasave 10 the sagamole Realty Com
sa 5a sF qae9 iRa 1 Rsa & s?d Pe @ hou H aas 6a Do %
-5xlGo feet ~ No 54S West twenty
j Edgar Leaycraft has sold to Ernestiae the
30 as East ons-huHdrsd and thirty second-st,
mar the e story tenement house on Plot -5zloo feet
II c Senior has sold for Robert Geek 10 Joseph
Deh the story nat6olse plot -s.7S1oo feet. at
No 159 West SiNJy-siXtl-st-
The Mishkind- -Fsinoers Realty Company has sold TO
L Z hleban the plot, 53I9o feet side OF Wash
ingtoR-ave 90 feet south cf seventy
tourth-st
A Frledberg and George-J. sticker have sold TO a
client the Eve story 1athoEse. plot -SS9b feet At
No. 3.G5S Third ave
jackson stern have bought the lot 25xloo feet,
the north side of Stne-ysev ventast SEQ feet vest
OF Central Park West.
A6Tam Bsoh5seh La gss2I5 Nos 81 Il2 "a, and 4 ~ ws;t %
houses. plot 46xg9 II feet.
frank R Walker has sold to Samuel Kronover and
Albert Su1lovItz i've Harh0use the north
side OF SO feet
OF V Ills ave. Plot a 9Nl0e feet
The sagamore Realty Company has bought from
George Brown the five story tatL1lse. on the south
-ssr9ld-st, Ia4 t2Ct east
OF Robblus-ave. plot s0CS6 and has sold %
Rose T. LeViusohu Nos. l.IS2 and lisa Washington
ave. story eatnCuses. on plot Nl3I teet
3 Perusrtt and s. Aru-cua have sold % Herman
Fichter story dwellings Nos c1S and 2i9
hundred audt f-Sr, on plot +oXl"v :eeG
The buyer vii build six story fathouse.
a F-fatherZ and George T. ~-rtck-r have sold Nc
3C5s Third ave. I've story building on plot esx26
Mrs Annie Dohuauu has sold the three story frame
dwelling No la2 Van Bu-Hn-st-- pot +lsNla' te-f
Charles Fuuch has sold 20 Charles 2 Hal the house
25x-10 the south side ~ Two hun rad-
50 taor west - at~hrid re-a-@. anc has
bought from Mar z Nollton the plot savill feet
side % E1-trttEe ave- lf5 te"f norm ot
the Southern Boulevard
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

TDOLNAK ER.-By young man, s6: ten
years machine shop experience. tools.
dIes, jiSs. Sc; references. KLEIN 641
Bsrgen-ave.. The Bronx
PHOISTERER First class designer IN
,lrapertes. tine mattresses. new and old
work also me furniture repairing
SWEET, care OF Heiten. 405 East S2d-ss-
WATCHNAN.-Day or night: served IN
United states Army and Navy during
Civil War: German descent. sober. willing
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
NEW ss5o.ooo High SCHOOL.

C. E J. Saydcr chief architect os the Department OF
Education Ied with BudnEs Superintendent Hopper
plans proposed stuyvesant High School.
erected 10y the city the large 50 feet
of Flrst-ays. Fifteenth
10 ~ shaped edihce Of five basement.
4 frontage y 2l0J feet depth Of 2O9 feet.
facade O. ornamental limestone with triple
o. second third stories.
The basement and main VIII be fitted a story
gymnasium and auditorium. second door
contain the general rooms pattern
and mechanical laboratory. third
the chemical and physical laboratories and the
upper storfes i0ineIy laboratories. There
number Of devoted classes drawing we'll
special departments for principal aids
The cost of he building IS estimated a $500.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
REAL ESTATE.
Big Tins" Theatre to Haze I'm
prOTeRtentS.
prOTeRtentS

Plans have been fled fo- improvements for better
lection OF audiences the Dewey Theatre. IN East
Fourteenth-st, and the old Weber Fields Music Hail.
on Broadway 70 conform 20 the requirements o; the
mayors safety committee and Building Department
The Dewey, owned BY Congressman T. D. Sullivan Is
TO be equipped with two additional saIrways leading
rom the balcony the parquet additional stair
case leading from thu top gallery Emergency exits
a-so 10 De built from private either side
OF the auditorium through frsproof passageway Lead
ing 70 the stage exits and all the doors to be fire.
PROCEED These necessary Improvements cost ssO0O
The Weber Sc Fields Music Hall managed by
Joe' Weber and Ziegfeld is 10 De equipped with
broad frs escape the Twenyninthst front with
new exits be built, giving The present
sa1rcases be and rebuilt to
lntendent Hoppers requirements the rigging loft
70 De reconstructed the dressing rebuilt
PROOF construction, and automatic frepro0f doors built
az all openings The cost OF the improvements will be
$4,000 The architect IN both instances Thomas ".
7 arDh
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
Female

COOE-A good plain cock: So per month:
bes- references Call 1870 Lexingrcu-
ave or LeIephons 1402 Harlem
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
DErssuAKrNG AND MILLINERY
LOST.


LOST -Eaubhook No. 4lS.oGo on DRY Dock
Savings Rank. ANY person having claims
upon sai1 book IS called upon - present
the same 70 the hank within thirty DAYS or
ta- said book viii be declared cancelled and
cxttuzusEed ard new one issued II lieu
thereof
LOST -Bankagsi< No 45a.67O. Seamen's
Bark for SAVINGS. - ard rs WaIi-st-.
NeW-T0rk Payment stopped and caucsiIa-
ri1l applied for Please return % bank
LOST OF STOLEN -8anahoo6 No. 80 $50
OF the German savings Bank In the city
OF New York corner itl-ave. uni l4th-st-.
issued % A. SlesUEs-. All persons are
cautioned a=aius- negotiating the same. II
not returned 70 the hank on tho 18Th day OF
August. 1904. duplicate VIII be issued.
LOST -Ranka0cl- NO. 434. 95B % the Union
ID us Savings Institution Is missing ANY
person having a claim g. &c IS hereby called
upon % present t-e 4Iue within ten days
or submit 70 Ea-tuE sad passoouk cancelled
and new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Pond Place west side II south q Oa~-hr7i-ei-
s-s-r.ae;y-sevsatH tvo Two st0-- and frame
dwelling houses c0x5J B-rsAa-lr Co.. o7aers,
Charles :. Clark. arrnt,ec;. SI1op"
C5!u-shus-aye so-ta tde. 81 feet Van Buren,
81 two story frame dwelling elNfs te"t Richard
-sssr. owner. william Lav-.is. altert, 81 a'L
Fasor-ave vest sitr q Mildred Place.
dwelling houses iiN2- a. Sflrgt~l
nor E1e'srS architect. 5000
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
Financial.
Westinghouse Electric s
Manufacturing Company,

10 aIo4lW4y, NeW-Icrk. August ., 19O4
order TO permit The stockholders of record at the
books OF this Company 70 ava themselves
the privilege Of subscribing additional assent
stock per circular dated August 2nG mailed TO ths
stockholders, Il was. a. meeting of Board of D.
rectorz held this day
RESOLVED. That the transfer books o: the pre-
ferred. asserting ard ron-asssntaE stock OF the Com
pnny - closed the close C: business CT Monday
August str 1904 ard orered Ie a. IA. Tuesday Au-
gust 18th. 1904
7. Y. SIFAiGNs 7-reaar arrer
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
REALTY NOTES.

deficiency Judgment FOR Sa4 entsa4
Gay against he EayarI Realty Company favor o The
George a Fuller Ccugaug growing cut ~ tae foreclosure
sale ct property On tho southeast ot Broadway and
sprnz-sr. ,ao -
Sir 5laa u7wnt-s IS tsa buyer of 30 81 Yves; Forty
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
NEW REcToRY IN MoTT-sT.

Plans have also Buildings Superintendent
Hopper Tor the four story recory be erected
No 81 Mott-st the clergy OF the TRANSPORTATION
Roman Catholic Church. at No % Mott-st OF which
Rev. Coppo is rector Il is be 20 feet
am 80 deep. aEd VIII have handsome facade Of
ornamental brick. with panels of Vermont marble
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

s-Le supplies - wheat already ordered are srr-
s--.l - -lt orders Intl noE there has been no
lss-fs sk~ ~ Russian wheat Imports but 81 is be-
s-- lt-at s1IazthinS Of rie kind viii occur fn flo
- .1tire. be- cousequence o. the Withdrawal of
-. ears -Erally available FOR vhrat trqflsn0-~ tfC
~ military purpose
since the close of the market yesterday v-sea.
N1otAtioEs Save gone up from &c to &C in London.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
70 ENLARGE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

4 plan adi four stories 10 the Produce Exchange
building has been submitted board oz managers ot
the exchange James g. Carey, who makes the pr1pos-
t.5r urges that there ofi-a
House IS completed and that
the addition building he made ly rho tina
the fedora. e1lGce 3 ready for occlpaney-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Experienced, thoroughly competent: takes
German and English dictatiOn; also las
knowledge OF Spanish PERMANENT. 3O8
WlIis-ave-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
MANHATTAN MARKET IMPROVEMENT

Plans have been fled BY C. W EIlesley Smith. archt-
ts-t Of the EeNs-York Central railroad Company. c0r
improvements tS Manhattan Market Elev enJh
TArrytourth- owned by the company. X is
equipped with storage coolers, fitted with
Insulated doors pipe cooler plant.
built elevator installed and prism side
lights put in The cost u these improvements IS
estimated g. 600
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
HELP WANTED.

Male
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
good income a. home corresponding tor
reWspap pers: experience unnecessary. no
canvassIls. We Will help you get started :
il you desire permanent profitable employ
ment, send for particulars MORT LAEitN
PRESS SYNDICATE. L1oCkport N Y
WE HAVE position oPsn tor salesman.
executive clerical and technical men.
81 600 70 s.. 600. Call or write Tor booklet.
HAPGOOD'S, suita 5OS. 309 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
TRADE IN CHICAGO.


-----. --.. -e- deal On in
-'--as-' - . - 49, 7 ----=- .s.,f,y o--7e
----- .-. .-= -. ,~+--
. 1 - .-7.- - --..- ---- z-fz t-- --fs
t - - ----- - ID .,-. .ra
l-4-AS- --7 --@- ~--'- -
:, : = "'-.- ----z- - -. -. ra,-.--
Iy---l- 7--- go, .- 49, - -
- -.
- s-- = - -, e. - -
wheat into the market Some brokers said that the
..e Tls-, was l-A7- oy ne local talent sun '7ls
- y, ~ '-- - ~ - -
- -. ---- ~. 2 = US -----5 --l M ~
rTr. go e--A L-
-. % 60 --- - l'5 -a' 800 '0 ~
- % ----s ---e9-s. D1-er ne re1-----5 s1-es
S u o-sl--- --- 9+''=LLAs- b---7 -e- %
'1@c'-94 IFon sS-sc 10 sjc. The -eNt hour tIe 4l-
'anee Tas more sensational than before. With The
iI'oe carried up quickly r5 ss nearly &c over the
p" Po-H- Wheat leaders and the crowd generally
EL s'i1 o-I again % Tie bottom today. This was
-e-oNed oy another discovery -lz+ The break ln the
lIee CID not mean auy change lr serious crop con-
'-'lo-2 Tie buying vas the fastest at amy tine
- he present campaign The highest Tor old sep
le-Aoer was olis the lowest 975sc the close was
= &C. he range lf December was from g-7sc 70
90 closlng II sssc
Considering the very fine weather map of the
morning and The favorable weather forecast for
ne entire corr belt this market showed good STAY
ing qualities. There was or,v a moderate break in
prices IN line wits tls s.r,,- IN - -,,rr .t
bushels, where -, ,.-. . ,-. r.o - -.
was az early seller Tor -e71er,te-. s-eneer and
Aneeland brokers we're r,5re-s for Ma F2ece,7-s
- - cars; The estimate for tomorrow, 80 cars.
mere Is now As rbe-a has ber r- .-e.,s +f,-i7i+,y
abou- -~arsi- -l-,,, ~
..--r- ---@ t-s a-----s SIDE 2r Tie market sep
-'A-ef closed ~ &c ~ -gl fte- selling as high
as s-alc to 5g7se ana .s lou, as ----- recav,rer
closed Al sszsc IT, f.-,,-- -. ,st., a., ~ -
est 4s7sc.
-1s Laoers are forced TO note the enlarged run
1F'L tle uew sra.. - .rf- r-.-y-a+ r3,.~i-+, TO
day we're qg- 49,
is - S--' ana tHe estimate Tor tomorrow
- sA.afeed 70 &c ears Trading began with free
sa-es ly Bartlett brokers' s Zyllite ana Creighton
- me local buying Receipts were 285 cars. and
nose % were Of contract grade Shipments
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

I CDCE-Gerra1 woman. 81 with dauzh-
-er - good cock. washer and irore- FOR
w.t1we-; - years IN America. speaks g0a,I
English Mrs SCaACER. 162 Green
q pClnr-are. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
ALTERATIONS PLANNED.

No. 125 TO 1SO East Fourteenth-st 10 a ona and two
story brick theatre; T D. Sullivan owner T W Lamb
architect: 5000
No 1215 Broadway TO q ore story brick theatre: , J
White. Owner; J. w Lamb architect: S. 600
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
MRS. NICHOLAS FISH SELLS HOUSE.

wi-ism Waite d. S1ns have sold for Mrs.. Nicholas
Fish 70 IoweutclG g. PraEe- tas southeast corner %:
7-,-s4va ana Trenrs-at,l-st.. ty3 and three story
l-liuzz on ~ - sXs1 o feet Just year ag7, ans
sEorry after ths Le4rh husband. Mrs Elsa sold
Ler dwelling = so. SO living Place.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
FIRE ESCAPE FOR OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Plans have been fled by A Porter architect or
York City street Railway Company which the
building erection u adequate hre
the front Olympic Theatre the corner
Thrt-ave and hundred and -lrtistl-st leased
by Mary Il. Valentine
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
AUCTION SALE YESTERDAY.

BY Herbert Sherman: Nicholas Place s. at inter
section OF I53dst. 200 It Edgecombeave. x25xI1x
25xlO0X5O 3 II Faye al, executors. 2 %
al; Miller atty. Hunter. referee due
S7SSSi taxes. etc 1853 Al withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

No. Is Corneia-st, for story Clubhouse 1Ox
124 feet G. Foster. Parish Schroeder a-chi-
tects; $500
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
Religious Notices.

Religious Notices.
20 cents nne.
MGcARTHUR. Pastor.--Rsv. HENRY Ss' n WARREN
breaches at II a m and p n
COLLEGIATE CHURCH
RE, RsE r.9E1S JoHN GIN G. EAGG 5.s6, p p sR,sssr
COLLEGIATE eEAEER1Ea AZ CHURCH.
Rev Otto L = Aohn VII preach a. II A ~ and
COLLEGIATE CHURcH
Rev DONALD S's sAaE aI M4ck24. lae t3t7 B D. mlni..
Rev Len c Br0ugh'oa % e A1aPta Ca viii preach at
COLLEGIATE CHURCH
Rev HENRY EvERTsoN COBB. D. D.. Minister.
St Andrews NJ E Church Columbus Ave and 18Th St
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. Harlen-Rsv.
J. ELMENDORF. D D, senior Pastor
Rev BENJAMIN E DICKH1UT Union services al
II a only Preaching by Rev ANDREW HAGE-
IENox. AVENUE CHURCH corner 12sd st-Pastor.
gust Union services in the First Church
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
FIFTH AVENUE AND 18th STREET
REV. G. CAMPBELL MORGAN, D. D.,
will conduct the services At Il n and 40
Strangers are cordially invited
we: 45thsssriess 3s Il n a M P N WeSssa2 39
evening 5 Reading room open daily
First REFORMED ER5ssqPA5 eHUFc
L RUDoLPG viii preach al II ana 5 Open all S1zs
FOURTH AVENUE PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
22d-st, Rev. WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN
D. o, Pastor Rev. WILLIAM ". CoE breaches
II a. n.
GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH, West
1o4th-st.; Rev E 5 Triple, D D, Pastor-1t a m.
Communion service 7-s0 ? vesPer service with ad
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

marble trimmings and windows grille
work The Is estimated SIS
o OCon1or and Carl ?. Otto
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
DiUidend Notices.
OFFICES or
EEIE EAILRoAD COMPANY.

THE PRoCTER 4 GAMBLE COMPANY
Cincinnati. t1l1 J-.F - 1904.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have th= tav declared q otvi1-n- e., THREE %
PER CENT the Common Stock % this COMPANY paw
er-s and AFTER August H. 1904 Stockholders g
record, - o--z Noon. July 20. 1909. Transfer hooss
pG. nor close - r. GAMBLE. Sec.y.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
LAWYERS.

IS YOUR DEBTOR ALIVEe II 50. We
guarantee 20 collect ycur debt or no
charge. O'BRIEN. ADER 4 SASDERSON.
90 Broadway Telephone ,. 96I-Cortlandt
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
MLCHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRIC r.. 500 second-hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
qua a~anteet, machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. b. EDDY. ass MaGlsln-st
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

aOte44 Union So. e. Famous Table d'Hoss
Hungaria D.nner. er.5,oa.7ge. sunday. ! to 8
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

e Cd a @ ll e 8 =
A SURE CURB IS VERAIINOI-
Trial. % cents. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Other remedies. RATS. BEDBUGS. etc.
Agents Wanted
Particulars. EERSfI%OI. C1 EsNfIC'AI. co
Room -. - and IS State-sr.. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
CHICAGO STOCKS.

,.,.s py cfar.ss c. Gates & Co. Noz IA. &c ana IS
~ Wsli-stD
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
Unfurnished 4 partments to Let.

1S-161 EAST 31sT-sT.-Beautiful and roor
1sDi apartments. with baths: all light rooms: ever
Improvement: rents $50 TO S45.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06
GARDENER

GARDENER - Married. private place.
practical gardener; large experience IN
growing cut flowers and vegetables, under
glass and outdoors: care OF lawns. trees
and shrubs; laying out and planting
grounds. etc: good. reference Address A.
X. care Vaughan s seed store. Il Barclay.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

STABLE BOSS or FOREMAN any line:
posted on horses. trucks. stevedore and
contracting: also mechanical work. Brook
lyr o. IsonS Island preferred. moderate sal
Cry Address FOREMAN. 4s Broadway.
Brooilyu
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

GARDENER class IN every way.
best references f. MILLER ~ Higl-
ST.. New bCrypotc Mass
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

WASHING -ResnecutbIe woman: rssfau-
rant. family or EoyeI; home or VIII 80 ouE
by the day, t@eaniug. references Mrs
JOSIE I49 Cherry-sc
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

/ COACHNGA -EnEllsH; age ~. country
l pre1errsG: good appearance, smooth face,
l first class driver good cliretlAe-, etc pest
I references JOHN. al Carpenters. 5. 154 9TH
/ ave.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

SAL.ESNAN.-YcUng man. -. as ONCE
man or salesman with reputable nrn.
has experiencs and good Recommendations:
viii travel ID A. SACHS. 192 East
T6th-st.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

DAIRYSIAN and DAIRYWO3fAN.-1Ia
ried couple; experienced, vile can milk.
make butter both understand the work. al
branches. very tidy. recommended. Ma
HONEY. az CRrpsnter's. 154 6tr-ave.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

GARDENER. Good vegetable grower and
quite q florist small greenhouse and the
Ike; can milk. well recommended. strictly
sober. JOHN. at carpenter's 154 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

FARM MANAGER OF working foreman
thoroughly competent % take fun charge
FIST class references Address ". MAR
TIN MamarOueck. Wes-cAesJsr CoUnCy.
Ny
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

GARDENER and SEPERINTENDENT -
Scosh. married: thoroughly practical IN
all branches. viii take entire charge OF gen
tlemau's country estate. wages expected.
SIS a month. ECRTICULTCRIST Ksap-
St greenhouses. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

FARMER. Working foreman married. boy
II. girl 8 boy 4; practical man: every
branch, stock. crops. wife board men etc.
JOHN. az Carpenters. ia 9th ave
New-York tribune., 1904-08-06

Male
HEAD GARDENER; best OF references
RICHARD CARTWRIGHT. RiverdaIs
SsW-Ecrk CITY
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1904-01-21
WOLVES ARE NUMEROUS.
Eighteen Wolf BOunties Claimed
During Past Two
Weeks. j., .. +

Wolves are overrunning the
country and County Auditor Nelson
spends good deal ol his time set
tling up with those who claim wolf
bounties.. Eight bounties were
claimed during the past week, and
ten were paid the week before. Z.
The bounty is only $3.50, but
many seem to think it worth the
while trying to get. . z5+ 4 8
Those who secured bounties dur
ing the past week were: Hans
Boyson, Holt, two; julius Olson,
5Exeel 2 odfred athafner New
Maine; John Henning, Thief Lake;
Ole L. Orphus, Marsh Grove; Ole
Olson, Excel; Adolf Hodof, Jonstad
P. O. -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1904-01-21
Cupid Wins Out.

Josiah Thomas and Miss Daisy
May Bernard were married Monday
evening at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. Daniel Ber-
nard. Only relatives and a few
friends Of the contracting parties
epresent at the ceremony, which
was conducted by Rev. Fulton, of
the Presbyterian church.
n The happy young couple have
started housekeeping in the George
Bernard house on the east side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas have host
OF friends in Warren and the sur
rounding territory who wish them
much happiness, both having spent
a greater part of their lives here.
Mr.. Thomas was at one time boiler
inspector for this district.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1904-01-21
A Good Man Gone.

G. A. Peterson, of the town of
Warrenton, died last Friday, Jan.
Is, after short illness of rheuma-
tic fever, aged 48 years. He was a
pioneer settler of Marshall county.
Before his removal to Warrenton he
had lived for a number of years in
town of Wright. But a few weeks
ago he and wife celebrated their
silver wedding. Deceased was a
man of sterling Christian character,
and a good citizen and neighbor.
He leaves a wife, several sons and
daughters to mourn his departure.
The funeral took place yesterday
and was largely attended. ,.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1904-01-21

The grounds for the injunction were
that the petition was not IN accord
ance with law. '.2'* - -
It was claimed that the petition.
ers' notice should have been pub
lished in the three legal papers OF
Roseau county instead of only one.
The court holds that one was suf-
fcient. =, - .ef2ss:
It was claimed that it was shown
by affidavit that all the names had
been affixed to the petition sixty
days before being filed with the
county auditor as the law requires.
The point upon which the case
hung was the claim that it should
be shown on certain af6davits that
the signers of the af6davits were
also. signers Of the petition. The
court holds, that it lis enough that
the petition itself shows that the
names are there.
The controversy was bitter one
and the case will probably be taken
to the supreme court.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1904-01-21
Warren 6ouu Mlnssota 1hudau hnuaru d 1904
BADGER WINS; R0SEhU. LOSES,
Bitter County Seat e. Fight Between Ro-
.~~seau County: Villages Settled by
=. -: Judge Grindeland. ~=<#*

The Roseau-Badger county seat
fight has been decided" in Judge
Grindeland's court in favor of the
village of Badger, the decision hav-
ing been made this morning.
The Injunction secured by the
citizens of Roseau to restrain the
county commissioners. from calling
a special county seat election has
been nulled, and unless the case is
repealed the election can now be
held.
The case dates back to 1902, when
citizens of Badger circulated Pc
tion asking the county commission
ers to call special county seat elec-
tion, the object being to move the
county seat from Roseau to Badger.
The petition received the requisite
number of names and was duly filed
with the county auditor, when citi-
zsns of Roseau secured an injunc-
tion restraining the county commits
sioners from calling the election
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1904-01-21

Of water played on the fire from
there before it was entirely extin-
guished. 81 7
The loss to the company has not
been ascertained as yet, but the re-
cont invoice placed the value Of the
stock between $3b, 900 and $4,000
The managers OF the company think
the loss is fully covered by insur-
% %ance. The large stock in the base,
ment was uninjured.
Origin Of the fire is unknown.
The employees of the store had
only gone home about half an hour
before the fire was discovered.
The store has been closed this
week, but will open for business as
soon as the adjusters do their work.
They are expected today. f.. !