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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26
BrightS Disease
And Diabetes

wsdasrs '1 place in che hands 'i those A.
aictsi s.th Bagbts Disease and paustes 30.
page pamphlet that IsssyinE human lives ltr
not On ordinary pamphlet such as 30 commonly
used IN advertise medicines. bus is principally
made " Of reports " scientifically conducted
stis 800 q large variety Of cases showing 81 per
csut Of rscovsnss in these hitherto incufable
diseases
The specifies esp'oyed 10 these ts'" sc
known a. th. Fulton Compounds sud the results
obtained prove coucluavely that these dreaded
diseases 90 long fatal rho deaths from Brishts
disease alone are appalling over 10000 year.
starting ~ Kidney trouble. hsve A. last yielded
10 medical science. The pamphlet is free Write
N John Fulton Co 90 Washington street.
san Francisco. cal
when 20 suspec, BHghu disease Pury
aakls, or hands w,ssue-s vIlb1ut apparent
cause kidney trouble after h.u mouth. ir
iuentuHHalou. .uay show sediment pr cloudy
ou s'aullug falling vision ilH If1sans.a
. one w. MOTE Ui these.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26
Notice to Contractors.

The undersigned Board % Trustees Of
HOytsyillp school District oi 10, t.ville,
summit Co, Utah, will receive bid up
20 10 a. ~. Iute let. nos. for the
erection OF Frame ~ruool Building 20
he erected at iloytsNlr, Utah.
Plans specifications and instructions
90 bidders rau Boz found a. the office ui
Chss u Wr.t, lloytrs,iI.". Utah, u-1
a. the office OF x &. Watkus. archi-
tprt. Provo. Utah
Each bid must be- accompanied with
certified creek of 8 prf cent the
amount of hId which W'. hU returned
with all rejected hil. also tp trr -ur-
rcs~iul bidder uuou entering into Con-.
tract aud giving au approved bond,
otherwise me amount o. Doe 'Hr'pi,uI iO
said district
The tfu.tpe-ltesrtye tine right Go De-.
j'ct any aud alI bid
By Order IF the Board
wv Blows.
lllWIU ImtENuEN
&. n. VAST.
e. n West, CIptk.
Dated at lloytsvil'e, May s 1905,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26
SUMMONS

Ia the Distric: Court Of the Third
Judicial District NJ ihp state Of Utah. In
and tur summit County.
Esther X. Gilbert. plaintiff W.. George
NJ Gilbert, defendant. Summon
The State OF Utah n the said defendant
Your are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after the service of
this summons upon YOU. u served within
the county in which this action IA
brought, otherwise. within thirty days
after service, and defend the above en
titled action and In case Of your failure
90 to DO, Judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand Of
the complaint, Of which a copy 10 here
With served upon YOU
c. A. Calls, Plaistid's Attornsy.
T. %. address, Coslyille, Summit
County, Utah.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26
Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE

In accordance Win section 2655 Of the
Revised Statutes Of Utah, 1878, the
County Commissioners ut summit
Couaty, Utah will offer Tor sale A. the
front door Of the County Court House oi
said county. IN "Wednesday. the Dist
day Of Nav. 1906. At II o'clock q. m. the
following described property. to-Wit.
House on Lake Flat, PARK City, Utah.
assessed 90 Geotge lly-iop.
Blacksmith stock on block :, house
near Utah Central Yards, Park City,
Utah. assessed 20 Edward Sironness.
BuiIdiug on Lot q. Block lO. Park City.
Utah. lot q. Block 3, snydef's addition
10 Park CITY, Utah, assessed 20 Peter
CLARK
Building on Lot !. Block 23,Park CITY,
Utah. assessed 90 Patrick FiigpatricE.
House near Anchor funnel, Park City,
Utah, assessed 10 Mary =. lawson.
y ID .E. a. SEQ. %, . S. . ESQ acres.
assessed io l.eDmude Young
Clara Mining C|siG, 40 22ii Emma
Mining Claim no. IS Park CITY, TAN,
asss-sod tp T.. Ryan.
tu acres in y f.. y. T.. section a. ]
~.8E.,2i, acres y W. y. W Section
'I2.fs b.. aa.es.pd 10 Farmers I'm
iufI.ru.r' . lut@a. "#-ut tHWnauN,
l'rr.r,f- rttt. i',n.
! 40 ,guarr ode. n..e. IS. Ca7.,ille,
, Utah. assessed 60 :. A. ..head.
IIpu.r tul I.,f loo g. pIyi.lr, Utah, as
.ps.pd ~ FI'sIh"tH N.",.
Three acres " g.~. IS. 4, Sec. 90. y.
bE Con,iIIp. titan. as.r-.cd Co T.. II.
Ri,,J
Tt,., ,.-Ig acres y ". y. H. Sec.
ID'1N n n C,1Iyi'Ir. ifah. assessed
a., Pi.lard C,vriI.
s0 acres 4. b.. \ W, Sec. 81, $.
T. RorLport. Utah, assessed tu \
yiiiis. ''''
,,,.sN g. a T. Sec. aG. lS.5E.
fD nr,.s s n. =. T.. see. 20. :. T.,
PEG, es.s...I lot. VI. Nrel.
81 a. fsD ,rr.s = ". o., sec. 70. s.
Ia n,tI., nah IKE. ON Improve
mspt- rtr.. ,....sed o., james Evans.
,o ~ ' y n y " o,ti., l-mb. assessed 10
. ,..,n,,, 4 J,b,sop
St5-,..,. ~, ., 40 ~ E. Oak
f., t-,,b ,....-,.i o., { s,;tanlr Young
81 49,. gl \. e.. Oakley,
/ nan ,,v am irpraypmpui-, a .pssri lu
| Jtir.i, N,,rb,p
iEPPrG NooIi,n ON I II. IT, assessed O.
| Finest White
M acre. = d.. s.N. sec. 50, $
|rT ~, al 49,. So. "a s. OF.
I - ~ ~ .......I T., ". J.
'r So. ..t H., d, Echo. Utah. as
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

4 teachers examination will
be held at the Brick School
House in CoalvilIe on June g, q,
and 10, 1905, beginning at g:3o
=. M. and closing at S p. m. Of
each of said days. All teachers
who do no, hold state credentials
will be expected 20 take this eN-
animation Jules, they elect 20
take the August examination.
W. NJ. BONDEN,
County Superintendent of
Cuun. Schools
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26
BARGAINSl BARGAINSl

A good farm with improve
ment, thereon aud some mach
iucry Located two miles north
of Co1lville aud beiug the l..
- Of the n. L. IA OF Sec. s,
Up. 2 North Of Range s East o,
the Salt Lake Meridian and
containing so acres Thirty
acres under cultivation. Primary
water rights.
A large lot with good house
aud barn aud other improve
ments thereon. Located in
Coalville. Terms reasonable.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26
No 1875


Treasury Department
Office Of Comptroller Of the Currency
Washington, ~. g. April 49, 1906
whereas. bv satisfactory evidence
prevented 10 the undersigned IL has
been inside 20 appear that "The First
National Bank Of Coalville." in the
City Of CoalviIle, in the County of
summit and State Of Utah, has Com.
piled With all the provisions Of tho
Statutes Of the United States. required
to be complied with before an as.ocia.
ton shall be authorized to commence
the business Of hauging;
Now tnrREToHE William r. Ridgeby.
Comptroller Of the Currency. DO hereby
certify that The Fist National Bank
Coalyi.'c." in the City Of CoalyiIIc. In
the County pf summit. aud State OF
Utah. is authorized 90 commenced the
business OF Banking a. provided la
section Fifty one hundred aud sixty-
nine oi the Revised Statutes oi the
United States
Zoo Testimony whereof witness nv
hand and Seal vi office this Eighteenth
dag of April 1908
seal VIM - RIlgehy.
Comptroller Of Currency
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26

Is THE JUSTICES COURT IN
and for the Coalville precinct, city Of
Coalyille, county Of summit, State OF
Utah. Before Archibald Buchanan.
Esq, Justice of the Peace.
u. W. French. plaintiff ". Elijah
Allen. defendant summons
The state of Utah 10 the defendant
You are hereby summoned 90 appear
before the above entitled court within
Ten days after the service of thi- -uu.
mons upon YOU, 10 served within the
county iu which this action is brought.
otherN Ice, Within tgputy days after this
service, and defend ih" above entitled
action brought against YOU Co recover
the sum of tly.lS due Tor professional
services, and loo case o' vour failure Geo
du sD. judgement oil. bee rendered
Hs1.usty you according io the demands 0,
tNp complaint
Archibald Buchanan.
Justice of The Peace.
Evan. is INWua.
1Ig.UN Plaintiff ATTORNEYS.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26

Mrs. Josie sumner. Brempni, TeEss.
writes. April 10, 1909 81 have coed
Ballads snoN linImsnt In my family
for three years would not be with
out Il N my house. have used Il on my
little girl Tor gto~iug rsins aud sches
To- her knees IL cured her right away.
hsve also used Il Tor frost bitten feet,
With good success IL i the best lint
msnt ever used. 25c, 5Oc. tl.0O.
Sold oy John BoydeH & Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26

lu the District Court u' summit
County state of Utah
Kate Wrgonpr. Plaintiff SO Rudolph A.
W,spuer. defendant Summons.
The State OF Utah. tu sad Defendant
You are hereby summoned tu appear
Within twenty dJ,. after lHr service
vt the summons upon yuu % served
within the county 100 which this action
Dr. brought otherwise. within thirty
days after service, and defend the above
autitlc action and 'u case of YOUR iUl-
urc so Co l1. Judgment sill. bee rendered
against you according Co the demand of
the complaint, ui which copy Dl
which D.. herewith He'd With ihu clerk
Hi the above court Tor YOU.
HIGGINS IS SENIOR.
Plaintiff Attorney.
Kate Wegcner, Plaintiff.
l.. o. Address, salt Lake City, Utah,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

'h"NN |NNA tI.NNH H' NhH'. NH.N no
BIg ume at il1yt.y.llc-glol dance,
good music. jog ticket,
Dance at lloyisyIIlr tonight
Lost-Ladlc. breast pin, an English
gold Coin. Leave at poet office aud get
rcVari.
Boys take your best g.iI Co the dance
a. 'loyuy.l.riouight Best floor boo this
pant Of tho county.
EIgfrluci,1n boz summer silk Shirt
Waists ior each cheaper that you can
buy material VI. q -rmous
Nc. Bennett Of llyueigr G-h warden
oi~umm, County made O. living trip
through CoNy,llc Monday on his way
Co Namas
Poucd plants for SAFE at a
bargain, Mrs. John Stones.
Lost Black mare branded -. =. on
lclthip. Return 20 Enoch Brown Hoyts.
willie. Reward given.
Keep your bowl. regular by the use
Of Chamberlain Stomach aud Livery
Tablets. There is nothing better For
sale by John Boydcn aud Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26

Isuse vino were acquainted .E.
Dr. Vas sucauugriu Boo tho past will ua
doubt %, pleased tn learn CHAT ae .."
concluded tu,n.u iu.u.ir r... N.
NIs.ys auI will bt here boo % shuJ, umg
De- Van svtariugem isa graduate 70.
au eastern dental college and Hs been
boz constant practice since leaving here,
Morgan Mrmr
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26
ChaubctIalu's Cough iirmcdo1 a
Usst aud Meet Popular

usst aud No.t Popular
.NutHrrs buy 10 Iur grouny children,
railroad men buy 10 for service youghs
aud elderly people buy DO forR grippe,
sgy Moor, Bros, E.dgu Iowa. We srIl
moro of ChamIgr.Wus Cough Remedy
than any other kind. IL seems TO have
taken tHe lead oyer sgyora. other good
brandt" There &c ug question bui This
medicine Do che best chat can De proc,
ured Tor coughs colds, whether &c be a
child or au adult that is afflicted. IL
alNay- cure. and cures quick. Sold by
John Boyden IS Son,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26

Last Saturdays News sys Elder
Franklin o Merchant o. p.ua summit
county, arrived In this city May l3. 1905
on his Nav home from the Nes Zealand
mis.iDn. whittier he vas cent May 3.
1905 lls labored In WaIrtu. Waikalo.
llayfak and Tauranga distacts the
entire time with fair succe-.
Elder samuel y Gentry 10 -. Thorn
A., LiEcoln county, Sew. passed
through this city May ~. JOj on his
return from the Central States mission,
where he has been lahofiug since Jan,
~, 1908, ia the South Texas conference.
The gospIe work, he says is making
fair healuay In the snnihsrn part u
rexa. The Elders are recpiyed kinily
by the people, aud they ARE making
many friends and some converts.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26

OBJ. Cover. Msr'ecane'. ip tDanf
Atyrup fine % much renoau.
Do MAKES the children dance nni sing.
And ssts he plumber an .hs Elug
AIDx v 10 appeuzing glse f8r what
Ihfo Fanry's Eye hey see
s stream 90 golden, cl-ar ani sveei,
'IwOsIi tempt an auchoritr COB eat,
Pour over smosirg buckwheat cakss,
Or boz csrn pone thai D.nah mates.
Or biscuit btown, Just from The pan,
% hApl'cks dear 10 toy and msn.
From littie tots 10 mothers rail-.
lee liked by sach, it's liked by I'll.
The purity Of haplecans and "woodsy
flavor give II fame
Wherever people think The best IL not
too gssd for self nor guest.
Then by the syrup Of this rhyme,
Tbs can 10 known In every cline.
Cover. Nsplecane Syrup IL sold .!
CoAlville Coop.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26

Eoys take your best g.tI Co the dance
81 acknowledgements Best floor iu this
uart oil thr county
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26

BIs time at iloyt.yillc-g1ol dance,
good music. jOe ticket,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-05-26

osi-ladic- breast pin, an English
gold Coin. Leave at poet office aud get
reward.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-02
Trolley League Notes.

Augusta still has a fighting chance t9
win the championship of the league ana
that Is all.
Already there are plans afoot toward
the formation of a league among the
towns of the present Trolley League Tor
next year.
B. F. Maher of Augusta. has been ap-
pointed a member of the board OF appeais'
to succeed DR.. Badger of Winthrop. Inc
board will meet at noon. TO-DAY. ana ue
eide upon the disposal OF the games III
which conroy has played.
Gardiner will play at Hallowell. this at
ternoOn A large number OF local iais
have signified their intention of attending
the game and all naturally rope 10 SEE
Gardiner defeated-not from malice, but
1t will make the games of Monday more
interesting.
Reporter- Journal: Everybody who hears
Of the Winthrop case cannoi n,,n Mo.us
to express their disgust for the unsports-
manlike way in which she quit within "A
few days of the end OF the season.
VINE, ever one may go there is nothing to
be found quite so despicaDie as a gutter
Reporter-Journal: A pOst-season series
Is being much talked of at Augusta be-
tween Augusta and Gardiner. The same
thing has been the subject OF good deal
of talk here in Gardiner and would be
lust what the fans would like to see. If
fhnre is any dissatisfaction concerning
the way the pennant goes post-season Sc
ries would be an excellent way to settle
anv question of supremacy. Besides 1t
seems too bad to stop the sport when
tbera ia still n great deal of good ba seball
weather yet to come.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-02
Baseball Notes.

The investigation of the drafting of
players of next season was the most I'M
portant matter to come before the ma
tional baseball commission which met III
Cincinnati. Friday. Before the commits
sion met it was said that all players se-
cured in a legitimate manner would be
given to the clubs to claim them, but
where there was flaw in the deal. or the
same was not proved bonafide. the COM
mission would declare such transactions
void.
Elizabeth, N. J. Times: In answer to
the Times question of how many hits
can be made In an inning without a run
being scored. Gilbert NJ. Manser of the
Irvington A. c.. writes the following
method. which is perhaps the only one In
which moro than five hits can be made
"A hits and gets caught stealing second.
hits and is caught in the same way. G
hits. D hits. advancing e to second. Z
hits. advancing c and d. filling the bases.
Two outs. F is at the bat. c starts for
homo F hits. The ball hits C. Thus
makes the third out but F Is credited
with a base hit Six hits and no runs. -
Mr.. Manser-Could not c score from sec
ond on Els hit? See If you can make the
six hits without the shadow of a doubt
or a possibility of a run. barring. OF
course. fiuke.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-02
SPORTING NOTES.

Jerry Delaney of Worcester. Mass.
enc Of the best known athletic instruc-
tors i'll the country. has been offered
the position of athletic instructor at
the st. Louis University, but the nego-
tiatiOnS have not been closed. "Jere''
as the boys call him. had his first ex-
rerience in training a team, when nc
handled the Worcester High school
boys, in 1895. when they landed second
in the Interscholastic meet. In Boston.
Since that time he has been athletic
trainer at Phillips Exeter Academy,
Colgate University, Worcester Tech.
Williams College. the University of
Iowa and Northwestern University at
Evanston. ILL.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-02
DROPPED FROM LODGE.
Widow Unable to Collect Benefits Be.
cause Of Delay in Reporting Demise.

New York. Sept. Whether
a dead man can be dropped
from membership In a lodge of Odd
Fellows Is question that will be de-
ternined by the trial of a suit brought
i'm the Queen County Municipal Court
by Mrs. Frederick Garthe. a widow
living. at No. SO Jamaica-ave.. Long
Island City. The defendant to the
action is Feurebach Lodge, No. 1892
of the Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows.
Mrs. Garthe is the widow Of 8
veteran Of the civil war. Her hus-
band was an inmate of a soldiers
home and died on June 4. 1904 The
fact of his death was not commu-
nicated to the lodge. and on April
1. 1905. a letter was addressed to Garthe
announcing that he had been dropped
from membership for failure to pay
his dues. Subsequently Mrs. Garthe
sought to collect from the lodge
the death benefit. amounting to
$3.50. The lodge refused to pay. and
suit for 1t has been instituted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-02
THE ATHLETIC CONTEST.
BARLEY conneIIey Of Portland Wins
from Guy Ashley Of Fall River.

The Augusta Athletic Club gave a
fine exhibition. last evening, In City
hall, a four-round boxing bout between
Clarence Mcclellan of the Augusta
ball team and Albert Ferran of this
city and a bout scheduled for IL rounds
between BARLEY Connelley of Port
land, and Guy Ashley of Fall River.
The first was declared a draw and the
second was awarded Connelley in the
18th round.
The Mcclellan Ferran bout made a
good preliminary, about the best at any
evenly matched and came out in good
condition, after four fast rounds.
Connelley was the first to appear in
the ring, when the main bout was an
Eounced and was literally applauded.
Ashley soon followed and was also
warmly received
The youngsters looked in fine condi-
tion. Connelley is little taller and
bis shoulders and arms indicate great
strength and endurance. Ashley is
| etockier, has heavier appearance,
stands erect. is we'll developed and his
arms look massive and strong.
The first three or four rounds were
about tven, with some fast clean spar
ring by both. Though the next rounds
TO the 10Th. it appeared as though Con-
nelley was outpointing the Fall River
| man and in that round the fact was
proven when Connelley sent Ashley to
the carpet for the count, and Ashley
slipped back twice. anxiously awaiting
the bell, which finally saved him.
In the 18th. Ashley came up refresh
ed and apparently strong, starting in
with his uld-time form. but Connelley
soon commenced to put it all over hin,
and Ashley again went down and out,
the referee awarding the contest to the
Portland lad.
The crowd was small. not enough to
bring the club out of it by many, many
dollars. The sport furnished at these
exhibitions has been clean and fast
snd if the club responds to the urging
of many to continue them. the atten-
dance must be increased. The attrac-
| lions are expensive and bigger crowds
than trat CT last night are necessary to
pay the bills.
Dick Addison of Hallowell, refereed
both bouts to the satisfaction of all.
Mr.. Addison left on the Pullman for
trip to st. John, N. B.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-02
MASSACHUSETTS POPULATION.
State Has 2.998,95S. With 1,224,553 Il
Greater Boston.

Boston. Sept. 1.-The population of
the state Of Massachusetts is 299S-
95S. according to a preliminary report
made, today. by the state bureau Of
statistics. This is an increase of 49s. rs
over 1895, when the last official census
was taken. Boston's population is .5ss.-
SIS. an increase of 96.678 in the past 10
years, or 1895 per cent. The verified or
final figures will be made public about
Dec. 1. by which time a rehabilitation
will have been effected.
The II cities and towns which COM
prise the so-called metropolitan dis
trict" show a population of 63O,9
which Is an increase of 1879, $40 over the
iiguEes for 1S95. This makes the NJ
iatfon Of the territory commonly
known as Greater Boston," 1.24, 553
The population of the cities of the
commonwealth was shown to be 2,O2O.-
500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-02

A Pekin newspaper arriving recently
says: "A memorial has again been
sent up to the throne by Prince Ching
that all military officers shall wear for
eign uniform and have their hair cut
short. the proposal being supported by
both Viceroy Guam and Itch LANG.
The Empress dowager was very angry.
declaring that changes of this kind
might be made after her death, but not
during her lifetime. Prince Ching has
been cut five years pay for his pre-
sumption and Itch Liang's transfer
from the board Of revenue to the
board OF war is attributed to the same
cause
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-02
PFiSTER'S EXPLANATION
OF What Became Of Money He Is Al.
legged to Have Taken.

Milwaukee. Sept. 1.-Charles F. PTS
ter. the capitalist. who was indicted
three weeks ago by the grand jury on
tine charge Of having stolen sl40oo
which had been placed in his hands
by the Wisconsin Rendering Co., will
make public. tomorrow morning. a
statement show i';G the manner n
hi,n the s25.no0 y hith lie had held for
the company WAS dishurSed.
After the indictment was returned.
the president of the Rendering Co. DE-
MED that Mr.. Pfister had misappro-
priated any Of its money. The insinu-
alton, however, has been circulated
that the money if not misappropriated.
was used for corrupt purposes by Mr.,
Pfister.
The statement now issued is corrob-
Grated by the bank record showing MIR.
Pfister's personal account. by a state
ment signed by President +. c. Gross.
Jos. Schaff and Louis Schoyer of the
Wisconsin Rendering Co, and also a
statement signed by John j. Crilley,
the contractor, to whom most of the
money was paid.
Crilley explains that at the time the
city contract was awarded to his firm
he found himself unable to enter into
the contract on account of lack of
funds. He then entered into an agree
ment with the Wisconsin Rendering
Co.. that IL that company would put
up $4,000 with some responsible man,
out of which was to be paid the ex-
penses. Crilley was put to in connec-
ton with the contract. the work would
be turned over to the Rendering Co.
MIR. Pfster was selected as the custo-
dian of this fund. He had no interest
with any of the bidders and paid out
the money in accordance with the Or
ders of the parties interested and had
nothing to do with it further. None of
this money, Crilley states, was used
for unlawful purposes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-02
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