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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15

What is the matter with you fell
lows who promised to contribute your
valuable ideas. Take few minutes
of your valuable time and let us hear
from you. Don't be selfish and should
er the burden Of this onto your nigh
Dor, for he is perhaps aching to get d
slap at some of your pet ideas. Trot
them out and let US see what they
look like
Get your work in earlier from this
on, as our paper will go to press day
sooner than has been the case.
A little discussion anon will wake
you up and help you to get the moss
off any of your methods.
Wake up and fill your appointments.
EDITOR.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15

A surprise party was enjoyed last
Friday evening on Miss Selma Bond
son at the home of DR.. Mckenzie. The
evening was spent in games, dancing
and music. Refreshments of sand
wiches, cake, coffee and fruit were
served. Those invited were Misses
Rosa Crowell, Alice Goss, Lillian Aud,
Eva Bickle, Ollie Beckstead, Barbara
Gourie, Ola McGrew, Maud Ling and
Vera Webber; Messrs. Benny Doc
stead, Gordon West, Larry Ling, Fred
Bradley, Fred Hays, Ward Oglesby,
Rufus Loud, Geo, Splan and Stewart
Kehoe.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15

w. B. Piper was elected chairman
of the volunteer fire department and
E. G. Carruth secretary. A member
ship committee was then appointed to
solicit further members and r. G.
Richards was chosen temporary chief
and c. B. McCulloh assistant chief
protein.
The meeting adjourned to Thursday
evening, at which time permanent or
ganization was perfected.
Ex-Fire Chief French of Great Falls
is here today and will advise with the
new company relative to drill work.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15
Nuts to Crack.
ARITH M ETC

ARIIH vi EJIC.
so per cent of a mixture of water
and vinegar is vinegar; if there were
10 gallons more of vinegar the mixture
would be IS per cent vinegar How.
many gallons of water in the mixture?
Give analysis.
GRAMMAR.
Correct or incorrect and why? SIS
each or both of us going to row on the
return trip" Nothing but wailings
was heard"
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15
No. acres in field.

1O752xI29
Then reduce No of acres to square
rods and divide by SO, the width in
rods, and the result will giAe the
length in rods. Thus:
1OSX I44X90X5x4xl16O ITO
--- ---eqls OF rods
10752x129X5O 3O1
length of field. G-Harlem
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15
.1O752

1882
2. Divide the number of bushels
by 32a, the number of bushels per acre,
and this gives No. acres in field. Thus:
1OSX144X90x5x4 .
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15

1O752X129Y5O
length of field.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

60 a point 90 feet distant from said
center line and measured at right
angles therefrom: thence southerly
parallel with and SO feet distant
from said center line $50 feet 90
point in dividing line between G.. NJ.
Bergh and J. b. Jensen; thence with
said dividing line southwesterly 81
feet. crossing center line at station
527 +30. TO point in existing right
OF way line OF Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company; thence
northweStcrly with said existing
right OF way line 29O feet TO a point
80 feet distant from new center line
and measured at right angles there
from: thence northwesterly parallel
with and SO feet distant from new
| center line $50 feet TO a point i'm di-
viding line between the lands of G.
NJ. Bergh and ]. +. Bergh: thence
with said dividing line sOUtheasterly
/ 90 point of beginning. containing 80
OF an acre.
The aforesaid land is subject TO a
deed of trust from c. NJ. Bergh and
wife to T. II. Geddy. trustee. dated
June 27th. 1903. and recorded in
( James City County Deed Book 9. page
| 355. conveying land of which the
above described land is a part. I'm
| trust TO secure $4,000 TO the County
| School Board OF James City County
| Virginia. Reference is directed &c
the said Railway Company's petition
| plat. profile. description and memo
| randum filed in the Clerks ONCE Of
| the Court aforesaid. on the Sth day
| OF September. 1905.
The said Joseph +. Bergh and al
persons concerned are D., reby direct
ed 20 take due notice ; I'll and gov
ern themselves accordh.
THE CHESAPEAKE 4 Uh1O RAIL
| WAY COMPANY.
BY r. G.. Bickford.
Counsel.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

To THE HEIRS OF ARCHIBALD DAVIS. de
ceased:
You are hereby notified that a tract
OF land containing 2Sl acres In Tyler's
Maglsterlal District, county of Charles
CITY, Va, situated about o miles N. w.
from Charles City Courthouse. WAS
sold on day OF IN the
name OF Archibald Davis Estate for de-
hnquent taxes, levIes, interest and costs
due thereon Tor The years 1856 TO 1904
(inclusive) 20 the Commonwealth OF
Virginia, and application Tor the pur>
chass thereof having been filed In this
oihce, ana II appearing from the records
thereof that you are interested In SAID
land, you are further notified to appear
nere within tour months from the Gate
OF this notice and do what Is necessary
70 protect your interest.
}. h. MAJOR.
Clerk Cncuit Court Charles City
County, Virginia,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
10 WHoM MAY CoNcERN:

To WHOM 1T May CONCERN:
Notice - hereby given IN conformity
with the statutes IN such cases made and
provided, 10 all persons whom It may
concern, that at twelve O'Clock neon on
the FIRST day of the October, 1905. term
of the Circuit Court for the City of Viii
iiamsburg and County OF James City, to-
wit. on the 9Th day of October, 1905, the
Chesapeake 81 Ohio Railway Company
will apply TO the said court Tor the ap-
pointment of FIVE DISTINGUISHED freehold
ers, residents of James City county, Viz
| ginia, 10 act as commissioners TO asceT-
tain what will be "a just compensation
( tor the land hereinafter described. pro-
posed 10 be condemned. and 10 award
| the damages, II any, resulting TO the ad-
Jacent or other property of the owners,
or the property Of any other person be-
yond the peculiar benefits that will &C
crue 10 such properties, respectively,
from the construction and operation o.
the said company's works.
The property proposed TO be con
demned for said company for its uses IL
owned by ID. W. Marston, and is that
irregular tract OF land situated near To
ano, in James City county, Virginia, and
lying on both sides of the new centre
line Of the said Chesapeake 81 Ohio Rail
way Company as located and shown or
| q plat of said land hereinafter described,
which 10 socght 70 be condemned, and 9
plat Of the survey which said pist o
) said land and Of the Survey 70 sstsshsi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Notice is hereby given. So con
f0rmlfy with the sta.utea in such
cases made and provided, 20 all
persons whom BE- may concern. that
al u clock. noon. on the first day
of th- November ferm G9D5l O. the
Occult Lnug.uf tur 5uulY a New kcit
virginia, tC-Wlf on 'he Jfh day OF
\ ,vern5cr. 1905. "a Ciesa oeake a4d
Oaio Railway Company will apply TO
che said COur, Ior tie appointment
~ FIVE CO q. interel ed .reeholders
r. sidents go %cw Kerr County. " =
Mnia. 10 aet a. comEi lcnc-s TO as
certain what viii be just cOmpeD-
satiOn for hc land hereafter descTi5-
ed proposed 10 bc condemned and %
award the damages. II any. result.
ing to the adjacent or other property
of the owner nr 20 the property Of an,
other person, beyond the pecuiiai
benefits that will accrue 10 such prop
critics respectively. from the co9strue
lion and operation Of The said Rail
Wy Company works.
The property proposed 10 De con
I 6smned by the said Railway Com
pany. fos - uses. Is owned by Ala
Walls and are those certain pieces o
Darcris o. Land hereinafter desiRnate'
! Parcels Number One, Two and Three
respectively. situated IN New Ken
county. Virginia. and Described as 10
lows.
Parcel Number One being strip
pises o. psseel " LAD slssafsc " aSs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
TO JOSEPH J.. BERGH AND ALL
PERSONS WHOM TT MAY CON
HTrf1N

TO JOSEPH j.. BERGH AND ALL
PERSONS WHOM 1T MAY con
Germ.
Notice is hereby given in conform
ity with the statute in such cases
made and provided. TO Joseph +.
Bergh. and aN persons whom IL may
concern, that al twelve o o'clock noon,
On the FIRST day OF the October, 1908,
term OF the Circuit Court for the
City VI williamsburg and County OF
James City, to-wit. On the 9th day
Of October, 1905. the Chesapeake a.
Ohio Railway Company Will apply TO
The said Court Tor the appointment
OF five disinterested fTeeholders. res
.dents OF James City County, Nir-
ginia, 10 act as Commissioners, TO
ascertain what will be a just com
| pensation for the land hereinafter
| described, proposed TO be condemned,
and 10 award the damages, II any,
| resulting 70 the adjacent or other
| property Of the owners, or 10 the
| property OF any other persons, be
/ yond the peculiar benefits that Will
| accrue TO such properties, respective
IS. from the construction and opera
ZION VI the said COmpany's works.
The property proposed 10 be con
Il
its use appears. from the records OF
the Clerk Office OF the City OF VIII
hamsburg and County OF James City
TO be owned by c. NJ. Bergh. but ia
| claimed TO be owned by Joseph L
Bergh.
The property sought TO be con
demned in these proceedings Is th'
following: That irregular tract
piece OF parcel OF land situated IL
James City County, Virginia, and ~
ing on each side Of the new cente
, | line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company. as located and show
Oh a plat OF the hereinafter descrii
cd land which are sought 10 be cor
demned, and of the survey whic
said plat OF said land aud OF the SUI
| yey IL attached TO and filed with u
petition OF the said Chesapeake an
Ohio Railway Company la the Clerk
Office CT the Court aforesaid, an
, which said plat Of said land and (
y the survey, together with a prom
p showing the fills (there being i
I. cuts, no trestIes aud no bridges
J. with a memorandum and descriptio
are made a part Of said petition. III
, said land so sought TO be condemnt
D being more particularly described
% follows: Beginning at the iDterse
- tion OF the dividing line between u
. lands OF J. K. Bergh and {. Nj. Berl
:. And the new center line OF the Ches
4 Deaks and Ohio Railway Compan
said intersection being static
a B22+s2 on said center line; then
= southssstssIy with said dividing w
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

To AL WHoN IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given in conformity
with the statutes in such cases made
and provided. 10 ali persons whom II
may concern. that az - O'Clock noon.
on the first day of the October. 1905.
term Of the Circuit Court tor the City
of Williamsburg and County OF James
CITY. to-wit. op the eth day of October.
1905. the Chesapeake * Ohio Railway
Company viii apply 90 the said court
for the appointment OF five disinterested
frceholders. residents of janice City
County. Va 20 act as commissioners 20
ascertain what will be just compensa-
ton tor the land hereinafter described.
proposed TO be Condemned. and 10
award the damages, II any, resulting 10
the adjacent or other property OF the
owner. or 70 the property OF any other
person. beyond the peculiar benefits
chat will accrue 20 such properties. re.
/ spoctieely. from the construction ard
operation OF the said company's works.
The property proposed TO Oe con-
domned for said company Tor it, uses Is
owned 10y Mary /. Slater. and is that
tract. piece or parcel of land situated In
James City county, Virginia, and lying
on each side OF the New centre line OF
/ the Chesapeake * Ohio Railway Com
| pany as located and shown on plat of
/ the hereinafter described land which
| is sought 20 be condemned and plat OF
the survey which said plat OF said land
and OF the survey Is attached 10 ana
| filed with the petition of the said Ches
| apeake x Ohio Railway Company in the
! CLERKS Office Of the court Aforesaid and
which said plat OF said land aud OF the
survey together with profile showing
the cuts (thege being no fills, no tres-
ties and no bridges) with memoran-
dun and description are made a part 81
said petition The SAID land so sought
20 be condemned being more particu.
I iarly described as follows
| Beginning at the intersection OF the
dividing line between the lsuds OF Ole
Caristead and Mrs NJ. l.. slater. said
point being Station 4Slf07 on the centre
line. thence northerly with sGld divld'
ing line 70 a point 50 feet distant from
centre line and measured IL right an
giles thereirOm, thence easterly parable
with and fifty feet distant from centr,
line l45S feet 70 dividing line betweel
Mrs " l. Slater and county road, sale
line being uoItheTly line Of said road
thCuce with said dividing line westerly
crossing centre line at Station 494 o
20 point 90 feet distant from centr
line measured at right angles thereirOm
thence westerly parallel with and SO fee
distant from centre line 1880 feet Z
} point on the dividing line betwee
Mrs NJ L. Slater and Ole Carlsbad
r thence northeriy with said diYldin
line 70 point Of beginning, containin
. 1912 Cres
r Reference is directed 10 said railwa
e company's petition, plat. profile, desert
r. ton and memorandum, hled 10 th
] Clerks office aforesaid on tue Sth day
r. September, 1905.
r AL persons concerned are hereby (
rected to take due notice hereof, and
j. govern themselves accordingly.
r THE ESAPEAKE x ONO RAIL
4 WAY COMPANY,
J. By X. G.. BIcKTORD. Counsel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-06
ON BRIBERY CHARGE.
Edmund Dsmers Of Warwick Called Upon
10 Answer CorrIalnt Of James A. Williams.

The first specific case mentioned in the
report OF James A. williams TO Gov Gar
win OF alleged bribery at the election held
Nov. s. 1904. referred 10 Edmund Demers
OF Warwick Mr.. williams swore out a
warrant against Demers. who has bean
arroigned before Clerk George A. Loomis
OF the Fourth District court at East
Greenwich. and the matter will come up
for hearing at Apponaug next Tues
cav.
The warrant charges that Demers did
give and cffer to give and agree to give"
10 one Gaulbert Teller OF Warwick the
sum OF 50 and other valuable considera-
tiOrs. for the purpose OF inducing said
Teller 10 cast his vote In the Third voting
district OF Warwick for general officers,
candidate for congress. senator and repre-
sentatives in the General Assembly. etc.
contrary TO the provisions OF the statutes.
Deners pleaded not guilty when ar
raiRned. and furnished bail in the sum of
$500 TO appear at the trial next Tuesday.
and answer to the charge. Nolesque
Demers became surety for the defendant.
The hearing will probably be before Judge
T.. Rathbun OF the Fourth district
court,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-06
PAWTUCKET.

The commissioners on the layout OF
Main street under the betterment law will
meet next Monday afternoon at o'clock
in the chamber OF the board OF aldermen.
A good deal OF difference of opinion is
evident as TO the width OF the benefit
zone Parties within the territory imme-
distely benefited must pay some OF the
cost OF the Improvement. The question
will be what land is benefited by the
widening OF the cnief tnoroughfare of the
city.
Mrs Lucretia Lewis died suddenly at
her home yesterday. She was highly es-
teemed and leaves besides her husband.
Lawrence Lewis. four children.
Two candidates we're admitted 20 mem
bership at last nights meeting OF the
Pawtucket Stationary Engineers. Riley
Daniels presided.
Charles w. Hughes was elected presi-
dent of the Lorraine Social and Athletic
club last evening. lie and other officers
were elected for the ensuing year.
Rev. Father Sullivan officiated at the
funeral Of Thomas McGinn yesterday.
meeting OF the Master Painters as
ISOLATION was held last evening at the
headquarters in the Gardner building
There was g good representation OF MEM
bers and the principal business was the
election of officers, the old board being
reelected as follows: President. Frank
]. Farrell vice president, Joseph Blais !;
secretary and treasurer, Carroll j. Pullen: !:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-06
The News OF the State
BRISTOL.
Engine Companies Meet and
Elect Officers Other Matters
Of Interest.

At the annual meeting OF the various
Are companies held Wednesday evening
the following Officers were elected: Hy-
Graulion Engine and Hose company
Foreman. Daniel G. Coggeshall; first as
sistant foreman Julian Close; second as
fistant foreman Walter II. Coggeshall
clerk, Raymond II card; treasurer. Ju-
liam Close. orderly and steward, Thomas
J. Meiggs: delegate TO the State league
FOR two years. Daniel @. 'Goggeshall; al
ternate, Philip Brady: The foreman ap-
pointed the following officers: First pipe
man. George r. King; second pipemsn.
Iassed: third pipenan. Benjamin DORIS
from: fourth pipeman, Walter r.. Sim
mons; hydrantmen, Carl G. Wetherel,
Raymond p Smith; axemen. Frank A.
Rounds. Frank III. Mowry: leading hose
nan. Robert 8. Gray; relief committee
Julian Close, Walter IL Coggeshall, Philip
Brady. Everett L. Church Following the
business session a turkey supper was
served by Caterer Charles III. Bickford
TWO applicants for membership were
elected. Frank f. Spencer and Frederick
r. Mott
BY the Dreadnaught Hook and Ladder
company. the following officers were
elected: Foreman, William McCaughey:
sistant, Richard Magee. clerk, George
Clarke; treasurer. Augustus A. Gravelle; f;
orderly. Frederick b. Manchester; stew
ard. stephen r Warren; delegates 10 the
Rhode Island state league. James
Holmes: alternate. George Clarke. After
the business meeting the members and In
vited guests adjourned TO the banquet
room, where an excellent old-fashioned
pig supper was served by the well known
caterers, William A. and Theodore Raw
son, was enjoyed. Among the invited
guests were the board Of engineers. mem
hers OF the town council members Of the
Republican and Democratic town commit
tees, Hon. William Fred Williams, DR.. O.
r. Siegel BENJAMIN r. Hoar. 81 years OF
nge, the oldest honorary member of the
company. and others.
By the steamer King Philip hre COM
pany No l. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Foreman,
r. n Peterson: first assistant, foreman,
William Hunt: second assistant foreman.
Walter 81. Germain: assistant engineer,
wiiitHm Devof; orderly. Wiifred Giver-
more: clerk. Benjamin j. West; treasurer.
Amos Trudeau; steward. Thomas Smith;
delegate 20 the Rhode Island state league.
William Ashton: alternate, r. n. Peter.
son: board of trustees, Thomas Smith,
William II. Burke. William Ashton. Ben
)amin J. West and Fred Callard.
A small fire In the chimney Of Wells
block on Wood street last evening in the
second district caused an alarm 20 which
the hremen responded promptly. The
damage was slight
The reception rendered Rev. FIR. Fitz-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-06
VALLEY VILLAGES
Concerning Teachers Pay.
Other Notes Of interest From
the Valley.

AT last the checks for the teachers
psy IN Warwick have come. They are
from the state and include the state ap-
propriations 70 the town. the same being
reckoned from the census of the school
enumerators The checks amount 20
S5492G9 The pay roll for the teachers
for the month Of December amounts 20
ss6oS 20. and for janitors, 1862. This makes
a total OF $397G20 This leaves a balance
OF Sl421.S0 IN the treasury. This amount
cannot be spent by the town treasurer
for any other purpose than for the schools
but the balance Is not enough for another
months payment for the teachers In
the meantime, before another month has
expired however. relief from the hnan-
cial stress i'm the big town may come
II the general assembly give the permis-
sion for the increasing OF the towns debt
limit. The tax collector cannot start his
collecting until the first OF March, and
II the proposition OF the town solicitor
for the increase OF the debt limit is turned
down in the assembly not only teachers
hut others OF the towns employees may
have 2 short spoil OF waiting
The funeral Of Beatrice, the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Socier
OF Centrevile, was held from the
parents home in that place yesterday
afternoon. The interment was made in
the st. Josephs cemetery.
Courts Mercier and warwick ma last
evening at their respective Foresters
halls at Riverpoint and Arctic Centre.
James Ashworth of Centrevlle, a for
mer well known resident Of Natick. was
found dead across the bed in his room
by his wife yesterday morning. The man
who is over 30 years or age had arisen
and had dressed himself. Later he had
gone TO his room and when his wife went
there later she found him laying across
the bed dead. his clothes still being on
him. Medical Examiner Christie was sent
for and gave the cause Of death acute
alcoholism. The family lived on the old
Hayward place
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-06
BANKERS
SON MADE
MISCHIEF

New York, Jan. 6.-Kenneth Mason.
millionaire son of late bank president
in New York, and his coachman. Alexan-
der Courier. went 10 the courts at Hack
ensack. ~ j.. TO retract their recent pleas
of not guilty and To plead guilty 10 five
indictments, charging them with assault
and battery assault with intent to kill
and malicious mischief.
About six weeks ago these defendants
attacked the Mansion House. at Hobo
kus, ~. j., with bolo, sabre and revolver.
driving the inmates before them and maxi
Ing a trough house" OF the place. Many
shots were fired and tnere were several
personal encounters. but fortunately no
one was hurt.
Mason served through several Philip
pine engagements and returned home with
the bolo and Filipino sabre AS souvenirs.
These weapons he used i'm rading the
New Jersey hotel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-06

board OF trustees. Sidney II. Carpenter.
Franklin ~. Lake and George T. x-eon-
ard.
c. j. Pullen, c. NJ. Huling. David
Bloomfield and President Farrell ex-
offcio. were chosen delegates 20 attend
the international convention. which is 10
be held I'm February at Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e Greenslitt and
son. Harry. left last evening for Putnam.
Conn, TO attend the funeral of Mr.. Green
slitt's father, the Rev. George w Green
sltt. whose death at the age OF ~ years.
occurred on Wednesday evening The
venerable clergyman was well known and
held In high regard throughout eastern
Connecticut and western Rhode Island
District Deputy Charles n Young last
evening installed the recently elected
officers of Enterprise lodge, I. O. O. f,
last evening Everett A. Clark is noble
grand OF the lodge
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-06

patrick by the members OF ST. Mary S
Total Abstinence society and the Ladies'
Auxiliary was largely attended. Presi-
dent Hugh Kelley and Vice President w.
J. Burdge received. Col Luke *. Callan.
Miss Mary Callan. president of the la
dies Auxiliary; also Miss Mary Connery
and State Secretary James Walsh spoke
There was a musical and literary pro-
gram. A fine collation. was served.
George B. Dyer has sold several lots
on the Narrows plat 10 Clara j. Dyer, and
the deed has been filed for record at the
town clerks office
Ex-IIeut Gov w. T. G. wardwell is
confined to his home on Bay View Heights
by an injury TO his foot.
Town Clerk Herbert F. Bennett, who
has been confined TO his home for several
DAYS with an attack OF grip has so far
recovered as 10 be able 10 be at the office
again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-06
HOTELS.
The Windsor Hotel
JdcksonVille's Finest and
Florida's Largest and Best
YEAR-RCUND HOTEL
DODGE & CULLENS,
owners and Proprietors
HOTEL CHAMB BERLIN,
OLD POINT COMFORT

open all the year For booklets. etc.
address GEO. f. ADAMS. Mgr. Fortress
Monroe ~~Na.