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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-19
QUIZ CIVIL SERVICE BOARD.
State Board Inquiry About Favoritism
and Other freaks OF Nature.

State Board Inquiry About Favoritism
and Other Freaks OF Nature.
Secretary Henry Berlinger of the local
civil service board was the principal wit
ness before the State Civil Service Commits
sion. which has begun an investigation
into the workings OF the classified service
here. Mr. Bcriinger cheerfully admitted
that he was member of the Pensacola
Club, the regular 1ammany organization
of the Fourteenth Assembly district; in
fact. he is a governor of the club and finan-
cial secretary of the general committee of
the district Strange as it may seem, he
also knows John T Oakley, the Tammany
leader of the district. Mr.. Berlinger con-
fessed that at times he gave out appli-
cation blanks for civil service jobs at the
clubhouse. 1t was the custom. he said.
and he saw no reason for not following it
since he became secretary OF the Municipal
Civil Services Commission about sixteen
months ago.
John E. Kraft, one Of the State commits
sioners, said he did not think it was matter
of importance where the application blanks
were given out. He said he was a mem
Der of a polite al club at Kingston and
often sent down TO the city commissions
office for as many as 500 blanks at time,
To be distributed up his way. Afterward
he amended the statement by saying that
the number of blanks he applied for was
$50 at a time.
In the matter of Richard j. Cunning
ham. who vas after n ion as buildin & in
spector. Berlinger testified that the per-
sonally had filed the application.
Where is the Application now?' he was
asked.
1T is lost" was the answer.
How did it come to be LOST"
Il can't say. 1t lust happened"
Cunningham, who said he was men,
her of the Pensa cola Club. told the ComIis-
sio that he didn't believe he had got
q square deal.
DO you think that Mr. Be linger was
knocking you?' he was asked.
Il don't know that he had anything
against me personally" tie witness re-
Piled 1T is possible he was tipped of.
He amt the boss"
Cunningham said that Mr., Oakley had
told him to go TO Berlinger for the applica-
ton bla nix and that the leader was present
Club. He said he returned the appica-
tion blank to Berlingcr but did not know
what had become OF it,
The charges on which tire investigation is
based were fled by the Civil Service Re
form Association. Political favoritism in
the matter of appoint ments. and abuses
in the system of cEs limitations and mark
ings are some of tho violations ale ged.
The Reform Associa ton also declares that
q large number OF special ssista'.t exam
liners have been appointed for political
reasons to do work which should be per-
formed by the regular eyami ers.
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Lev, Denies sioux CITY STORY.

Abe Levy. who was Nan Patterson's
chief counsel, said yesterday that he was
never in Sioux City and never saw c. A.
Irwin. lawyer who was quoted as saving
that Levy had told him that Nan Patterson
told her lawyers. that Young was shot
while sire was trying to bluff him. '"''
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

FRIDAY t9. AT II A. N. for AZORES ISLANDS.
per steamship Pcninsuar.
SATURDAY t20,.--M q A. N. for EUROPE. per
steamship St. Louis, via Plymouth and Cher:
hourg dncluding Liverpool. Scotland and
Ireland when specially addressed for this
steamer: at $50 \. NJ Tor SCOTLAND dlrec,
especially addressed oniyl per steamship
Columbia: at $50 A. NJ. Tor BELGIUM. PAR.
CELS-POST MAILS, per steamship Nader'
land talso regular mail for Belgium when
A. II. for ITALY direct specially addressed
only. per steamship koeniEin l;uist; , a. 1872
per steamship Lucan.a. via Queenstown and
Liverpool.
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tOSl t,f'Ifi;I..
POST OFFICE MOTT,

FDSTT VT HOE NITTI-TT
tShoud be read DAILY b. all Interested As
changes may occur Al any timrl
Foreign mails tot the wctk ending MAJ %, 1905
viii close PROMPTLY IN all cases al the Genela
Post Once as follows: REGISTERED MD PAR.
CELS-PDSr MAILS close on- hou- r'rer man
closing time shown below.
Parcels Post Malls for Great Br,tai III aud Ireland
arc despatched by the White star Line Wtdnrs
days and by the American Line Saturdays
An additional despatch Is made BY tho Cunard Linz
when a Cunord steamer sails on Saturday lE.'
than tho American Line steamer the same day
The Parcels Post mails clos" one hour before tho
regular mails. Parcels Post Mails for Germany
close at s p. NJ. May "a.
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OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES,

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement In
the City Record Of May Eth 10 May 3ist OF the con
nrnation BY the Board Of Assessors and the enter
ing In the bureau for the Collection of Assessments
and Arrears q assessments for L3GAL IMPROVE
2sRp WARD. SECTION q. GRANT AVENUE
SEWERS between Fast l6Srd Street and East le5th
Street. and EAST 1GlTH STREET AND lR5TH
STREETS-SEWERS between Grant and Sherman
Avenues. 2+th Ward, Section H. EVELYN
Ave. East.
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT, Comptroller.
CITY Of New York Nav 18th. 1905.
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Thl. hill will he the second one heard =, that ;Im.

WANTED FOR Array Able bodied unmarried
mon between ages OF * aud n. citizens Of United
States. Of good character and temperate habits
who can speak read and write English For In
formation apply to Recruiting Officer. % rhlr.
av,. 23e0 Third hv. ioi SAtn aN-, .3Ns Eighth av.
n. Y. ar 800 Fulton st. BrooklyU
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LackaWanna Railroad

Leaves New York. foot BARCLAY and Christopher sts
500 a. M-ror Binghamton and Syracuse.
1000 A. Buffalo: Chicago and st. Louis.
'l4o p. E.-Eor Buffalo and Chicago.
1900 P. M.-for Sci anton and Plymouth.
1870 P. M-For Bunalo and Chicago;
ys+5 p. M.-For Buffalo, Syracuse. Ctica.
"a GOA. M.--For Chicago--SleepeIs open u Pm.
Tickets, lao. 40. iis3 AsA Broadway. n. Y; -
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READING SYSTEM

NEW YIN MIL NJ ~.
LIBERTY STREET and SOUTH FERRY time from
South Ferry I'VE mInute' earlier than shown
r NISA dHNk as Ess1n ony ASP
4. NJ l:2O: $40. 500 !S:4s Easton only, p M
w fIRfssEs ill., Nb se s 81 g: $40
Sts s,J SySs L Exp
WOOD and LaKehSrs, cny t2p AGO MI sun
A AIlEIlNp cl AaD NJ SG D. A. NJ
$S Esgs1s sss a?5Ay sH2EE
"a So g n 1 l50a,y 49, e Zee s's ocean s
S GO; sis 4: a. 800. $50 = 4: $500,
ATkAETF ,s HLPs SSG SEAARRRsGHhT @oS s ISL
isS A. Y, l5@ 40 G S:sc ,, II, Sundays, so
s&S6y s.j H e IT. &c., r III p sun m
e S,ng,S S. 100, 3Sso H. and sic iSo 81 4. IL
pH iI'nI: f?h.s tnEAplye TERMrSAh-::sse
49, zoo soo .ie sSo .sSo ' ,1oo. '4so
,sS 's Sn 1872 NJ 'i2s md 1890
da 900 th f.. ECO :dS Go !soS p H.
sS $S Az. APP .ss 55 ;g2; 1000
RESPiNG; SaARSIshEsd: PoTT $ III; AN, AMP
heading pot,sviis. Harrisburg only, 100 800
SnndaS snGsys sn Only sa
only, HVla Tamaaua' 1sasurdays. aEAoept sat
o oaes Liberty 81, Ferry South Ferry, q As,or
House FOL 81. 300 O. 1854 Brosdwsy iss SD ~.
ISL sth Av.. y Union square west 27ss Third Ay..
ai2. s!s: sH, 500 Fulton ST. Brooklyn: 800 Broad.
for Il ana ' hfsiRs to d''''n''H BURT
v,cc Pres p; . and Cen. Mgr. Gen Psssr Agent,
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WEST SHORE r. r.

New York Central d Hudson r. r.. LesseeJ
Trains leave Franklin st. station. New YORK; a.
follows and is minutes later foot West A2d st. N. H.
100 p. M.-Chcago Express
'22S p, N Con Lin. for Detroit, chi d ST. Louis.
900 p, M.--For Roch.. Buffalo Ceveld Chicago.
1900 P. M.-For Roch.. Buffalo: Detroit 81. LOUIS.
'a45 y. M.-For syria. Roch. Ma, Falls. Diet; Chi:
'Dally. daily except Sunday. baggage checked
from hotel or residence by Westoott EXPIRES
a. H. SMITH, O. Z. LAMBERT,
(;enl Manager Gen'l Pass'r Agent.
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Regular and Supplementary mails close at For
eign Station tcorncr OF West anil Morton Streets
half hour later than closing time shown below
Except that Supplementary Malls Tor Europe and
Central America. via Colon, close one hour later
at Foreign Station.
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LAWRENCE PARK. BRoNxv1LLE. Ny;
open June ist and remain open all the year. Most
palatlal hotel near New York. IS miles from Grand
Central Station: golf. tennis. riding, driving.
REFINED. QUIET. EXCLUSIVE.
. Fine orchestra. Long Distance Telephone In
every Booklet. J. J. LANNIN CO. Props.
Also Props. GARDEN CITY HOTEL l.. I.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR II

Advertisements for The Sun and Evening Sun
may DO left at any American District Messenger
ofhos N The eiw.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA,
WEST INDIES, ETC.

MAILS FOR s 4EyF 1 Mp siN Te AMERICA
,.$. rs j s!s sss$s
.ssSs s at .pSf' by R ssdEe ACC e.
FISH + =
s1 # isaeps9gss9MislIEc ana
Gsusn ns co! s u
When speei.Ily addressed for this steamer
ct. a.xsn M i9E eVht g'5 sissRfap es H
CENT TRINIDAD. ClupAD BOLIVAR, and
4 3KAtSSA RI 'fHHsAp 's sns a s.
e. s,samshp Sailor Prince: a. z ~: 10Y
sass n bsn' p.ey o1 Els
rrESSAY 70, Brazil sy.5 Ss e., :se: AND
s:.s;$ r. e; ss:S;
S$$Si q sSttSzb$
. As.fn Sn sSS1 for hs' "0e'
NoTrcE.-F1ve cents per half ounce IN addition
. ';s4.a, Rsdii e %s' +
NAILS and letters deposted , in tho d l,p,
se eioySs s'' o 'f' FG GHes'T M
IS fuuv PREPAID thereon BY stamps. Supple,
"n sn ss ps1 ns NAH sis
and FRENCH steamers: whensye, the s Sc
Of the German Lives sailing from Hoboken
a b mss G ss ihs f ms d Ss HG
before sailing time: Only regular .ou posda Se
ees Ssed on H the p aense tho
Whi,, ista, and German Isea po.p , s,e amer.
double postage 0etters 10 cents hall ounce
on other lines
MAILS roH sES4 4Rax 9ysshASD' &C. En-
ss s Is! 4" 1t ,s T e: f S 81,
A.ss:.dS It'd gs;u s ' Also 5 Msns: e.
York. THURSDAY and SATURDAY see a6 nH ,o.,o
AE1!0S '5hS osssn"a ssadas Sunday s's %
SrTESSSSRtHssS st'Sss ss
- NJ syory other Sunday MAY 81 June
Friday. lAso from New York on Saturday
COSTA RIGA. vi. New Orleans, at 5000 P. NJ
BRITISH THsaaf RkoypyRAs, HONDURAS ,E... Coast
E MSsa'E from % Nsx c 1cs q q. Psn.s
\ a ssh; va Ssy . o: ss
Nicaragua IS despatched from New York via
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE. via New oHean.
a. ds asa an s ssns Of 1' New 'o IT,
NAH mai for Panama s and Canal zone Is held '"'
The =, New York steamer See ahovs, .,,,,n.,
'" Slose! * 500 T r It. previous 'D' day.
7RASsPAoIrlo i MAEbs bl GG9wARDED OVER
ss sssdoe Of 9sns IL y sf
ns coTGnscsns malls Res,;cTeay t1as
dss sIoss a he GENERAL sHd Posi- 's Once Sos fS'
FIJI AysTRAh y, ,s ss w s .1'
',ss%'sS AseFf H.y s sy
s st Z. ,Re'y ,s
Seattle. close at 8 p. NJ MAY II for despatch
HAWAII e;' s. japaNp S RSRHI CHIN, and py
s Ss1 psT snse Il May
HAWAII. Via san, Francisco. close q; sP Nav
81 SfsRsis sfS sss tx a2a
HAWAII siso sssfs l koRRa CHINA and rF
. June f iaa s dsspa a'AH' per
XIII E& SalHaoAA EsTs sAH6a aiGGS w. -.
Fiji ISLANDS via san Francisco Close A.
p. NJ. June ? for despatch per s'eat. '.,n
Sonoma. az the Cunard steamer carfS,n:
the British mall for New zsaland docs T..
arrive In time TO connect with thls drsPNt"
extra malls closing at $50 \, NJ. aS1 - "
and q p. NJ: Sundays at $50 A. ", a v an"
o p. NJ. will he made up and for"atdt7 "''
the arrival Of the Cunard steamer
MANCHCRlA except Mukdcn NrwchwAHs an.
Port Arthur and EASTERN SIBERIA Is ~
present forwarded Via Russia e.,
NOTE Unless otherwise addressed. Wc:. AQsif:N,
fopu ard Vow
San Francisco and certain places In the Chnes"
Province Of Yunn.n. via British lndia .tt'
quickest routes. Philippines, specially az,
dressed via Europe must be fully rTepa.i
at the foreign rates. Hawaii is forwaf'ea
Post orn9s Ny yo,s n II M Ny 7: isa,
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Now. therefore. pursuant, 70 direction given
by resolution OF the Board ot Aldermen OF The City
Of New York. which was adopted on the 25th day
Of Apn 1906. and approved By bis Honor the Mayor
iicc OF such application Is hereby given. and that
at the Chamber o. the Board OF Aldermen IN the CITY
York on Thursday. the LIST day OF June. 1906 Al
o'clock in the afternoon. the application OF said
railway company will be nrst considered and .
public hearing had thereon,
All persons Interested In said application are
notified to he present at the time and place Afore-
sal,i as nm opportunity will then and there be given
p. ]. SCULLY.
City Clerk.
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pl uLit NOTICES.

s>S~'>>--S--. $500 ',--.- -.-.,.-- ,...-...
PtHStANi 10 %rtW "tUET REVyIRrMENT
beta or'ne".' d u. Lees"tei, cuuj,e'a ''''' "
TO dnE9VipG I,0n 80 t.. .}Nlrov ny IN:
- ~ a, IPN lS.%E or ar s. rHW,;
nh: sEcoNO 1t 6,'I,l, uF>Fttp1'4iplNNr q" "S
THE CLAM % N.D,p, I NNIi,I,lr,W'
IriiRS M o. ~ : ~ y%." lEHIt y li'i
KIN S Si% ~ \, Hi@&Sl,;ELHI ~ !iEM zoe
ASSlGAL!;. or MlLLlAI II .li'' ,iuRRrS,,
n ri l;E, : ,ir Iho\,[',"NN :" rltNILG Eoll
.IGiiIIiIfffhNH II Ilun M It'iI,y VIVA IIipl q
E cS,1I IN Ar, r!H"vin nav h,Sl.
Pl,npVSE 0l' SrprLylNG. InI; cry OF SitHw
f0Nk WITH An " lNcrEl&E .S,IrL% O. PvRE
AMENnArolN rHEMor."
Hsarliig upon such hll TlII be held a, tn Mayors
ON Mondas'. My -. 'isl, Mt 10 ~ clncN 4 n 'N'
Dated o., Hail. N.,w N"rk, May 4; zoos
This Hill viii Toe the nrs' ono head Al That Zine.
nolre Is hereby givcu that an nc' assembly bll,
Printed No, : ,j+4. Int va. lhil, Hu, brcn passed
by boin h'"n'h"e u Ne Legislature "u'lu-d
TO AMEND CrtAp1En j'oi " M NuREn Az,
TWENTY .Tllkl.r o., TUE LAWS oI NiNFTERN
70 'pRtovlpEs ron ir'Hil;; >}NijrIocX n'iScHHNN.
GRAPE CROSSINGS IL fnr CITY or XEw
Further notice Is hereby given tia, Public
Hcarlnx upon such hill viii be ned at The Mayor,
- Dated aU"Ie City Hsll New i"rE Mav T. nos
GFoHGEn M'ctELLAN,
TIL. bill Will he the second one heard =, ina, dime.
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Marlborough House.

Atlantic CITY, n. j.
STONE. IRON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION.
Claims pre- eminence for its location. construc
ton. convenience and best New York patronage.
Capacity 800. Music all year. Colt
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS. Proprie,ors
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PUBLIC NOTICES,

49,
Kyet avrnee TO East one Hundred a I'd l.ightie;n
street, thcncc southcaeterly On uhd along thht
one Hundred aud Eignueih street 10 saiu Valentine
Change No. . In Rout. No. 3. AZ described In lis
certificate II interpretations.
ll hss sbl road SAW" VIA 1sisnsnI av%aS on
Eas, one Hundred aud tlaaty n!.i'A tlrri; 'ne"ee
edsteiy Oh a!id along Las on- h4ni eu an j
.sn n ,bt sFe ncr ~ III on an alone
pvrnuc TO It's Intersection VITA East one HGnirtd
sn nnr tsG T Es sss ansG and n1''s On
stree, 10 its Intersection with rhrd ayenu". cs q
change ord ~ substitution for maj portloh OF said
and Third Avenue from Decatur avenue TO East
One Hundred and l;ianty ninth street . j., -
cevLhcatc OF Incorporation;
Bcglnninc a, the intersection of Fast One Hun
theme northerlT along Boston toad q ne Rapid
Tran;l. station 2, rs in'eIsssi,on With Las One
along East Ono Hundred and Elghiicth street !"
!ts Intersection With southern Isonlrvalh thence
with Fast Cn- Hundred aud Eighty second street
as change ami IN substitution for ihdI portion
4 Eas so Ono lndrsd aud Fishiv second stree HON
Southern Boulevard 10 Nyse avenue. thence south
o" an. St aSHs Mss +" Gas son
cas,rry on and along SAID East Ono huhdrfd and
egh '.re to Boston r".d
roads to b. constructed uDon said altered and
changed roo,,s BY the overhead trolley u.s., system
tie said board q Railroad cou,n,!ssionci. ana
Whercfor.. your petitioner pray. tina, public
R %See hi. snpcSon VIII be rst ronsdeed
be given as required By law, and that tho deai.ed
vision. i Of the Greater New .yorE Charter
Dr NEw Y fGf y S2 Fey xT FIJI baoRKIo RAIL
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nncmnAI AND POINTS IN
OUN 1 UN NEW ENGLAND

FALL RIVER LINE, Via Newport and Fall
River. Leave Pier 10, n. r.. foot of Warren St.
week days and Sundays, at 5:sn p. NJ. Steamers
PRISCILLA and RyRlTAS Orchestra ao on each,
Pier 40. y. r. foot Garrison ST., week days only
at 900 P. n. Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and
CHESTER W. CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven. Hartford
SPRING. ed and the North Leave Pier 20. i. r..
foot Peck slip, week days only. at 400 p. NJ
Steamer RICHARD PECK.
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OLD DOMINION LINE,

Pm n "A ne Tours July 1 by specially char
kukupb tered new fast SIS. Caiedonis
VlSVs ireland, France, s2+S, with at
tractlye side trips to Belgium the Rhine Switzer'
Exceptional advantages Send for programme 3.
FRANK c, CLARK. Va Broadway. New York.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-03-22
Order to Examine Accounts.

TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
- Redwood, SIS. In Probate Court. Spe-
cial Term, March 7th, 1905.
In the matter or the estate of Peter Jen-
sen, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of
Charles S. Peterson executor of the es-
tate of Peter Jensen deceased, repre-
senting among other things, that he has
fully administered said estate and praying
that time and place be fixed for examining
and allowing the final account of his admin
istration, and for the assignment of the res
idue of said estate to the parties entitled
thereto by law.
It is ordered, that said account be examin-
ed and petition heard by this court. on Thurs
day, the 30th day of March, A. D. 1905.
at IL O'Clock a. m. at the Probate ONCE in
the city of Redwood Falls, in said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested,
by publishing this order once in each week
for three successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing. in the Redwood Gazette a week
ly newspaper, printed and published at
Redwood Falls in said county.
Dated at Redwood Falls, MINI. the 7th
day of March. A. d. 1905.
Blythe court,
lseall GEO. L. EVANS,
3l-3t Judge of Probate
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-03-22
1oyERFLow LOCALS.

Attorney Emerson OF Lamberton
had business at the court house
last Monday.
Get our prices on wall paper if you
would save money. Redwood Falls
Furniture & Undertaking Co.
Members of St. Veronicas guild
will meet with Mrs. Finn for work
next Thursday. at 2:30 p. IN.
Call at t1ae Redwood Fails Furniture
Co.'s for wall paper at the lowest prices
ever sold in Redwood county.
Lady's small silver watch and gold
chain lost in city on the 1eth. Finder
will please leave at GAZETTE Office fol
reward.
DR.. Strickler of New Ulm visited
Red wood Falls last Sunday, return
ing by the early train ever the St.
L,ocis.
Miss Emma Kunde, an expert
,eneed trimmer from Saltwater, ar.
rived Wednesday afternoon and
will trim hats for Mrs. B. S. Davis
this season.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-03-22

III. H. Dahl of Revere was a coun-
ty seat visitor Monday.
The Rebekah excursionists to
Morton were entertained in SUI
perb fashion on the evening of ST.
Patrick S day.
The Redwood Falls Furniture & I'm
dertaking Co. is still giving big reduc-
tons on everything in the store until
the arrival of their car OF new goods.
Attorneys Howard and Dolliff go
to Wabasha county this week, to
procure dispositions to be filed for
the April term of court.
Elegant line of wall paper at s. 10,
II and Is cents per double roll at Red
wood Falls Furniture & Undertaking
Co.'s
H. Lee Beecher was a Sunday
visitor at G. T. Howard s and took
in the Sunnyside meeting at the
court house.
Miss Luella Turrell of this city
has resigned as principal of the
Morris high school, to take effect al
the end of the school year.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-03-22
Order To Examine Accounts.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ Redwood. SIS. In probate court, special
term, March 7th 1905.
In the matter of the estate of Peter
Cores. deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Susan
ma Cores, executrlx of the estate of Peter
Cores, deceased, representing, among other
things, that she has fully administered said
estate. and praying that time and place be
fixed for examining and allowing the final
account of her administration. and for the
assignment of the residue of said estate to
the parties entitled thereto by law
1t is ordered. that said account be exam
ined, and petition heard by this court on
Thursday, the Both day of March, A. d. COS
at l O'Clock, a. m, at the probate office in
the City of Redwood Falls, in said county
And it is further ordered. that notice
thereof be given to all persons interes ted by
publishing copy of this order once in each
week, for three successive weeks prior TO
said day of hearing in the REDWOOD
GAZETTE a weekly newspaper printed and
published at Redwood Falls in said county.
Dated at Redwood Falls the 7th day of
March A. D., 1905 By the Court.
lSeall GEO. L. EVANS.
Sl-3t. Judge of Probate.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-03-22

Cashier Baldwin and wife wit
messed the presentation of Parsifal
at Minneapolis last Monday even
ing.
Urn Bergen's house and three lots on
Grove street, two blocks from Redwood
bridge, for sale at bargain. Inquire
of owner or at Gold Stabeck bank. 33tf
The men meeting of last Sunday
was one of the best of the series,
with a rousing attendance. Next
Sunday John Whitcomb will take
charge, and April I'd State Secre-
tary Clark of the Y. M. G. A. will
be the main attraction.
Miller & Henderson and Lyman
& Atkins shipped to Chicago on
Wednesday last a car each of corn
fed two-year old butcher cattle,
averaging $50 pounds, and good
enough to bring four cents in the
Chicago market. Mr.. Henderson,
who accompanied the shipment, re-
ports good run, light shrink
and a quick sale.
At the St. Patrick social at the
Presbyterian church the committee
in charge left nothing undone
toward making the occasion enjoy
able. The guests were we'll shaken
up by system of drawings, and
put into congenial herds in the
different hooks of the buildings.
After light refreshments the COM
pany assembled in the audience
room and we're entertained by a
short musical program, followed by
presentations from the Mite society
to Janitor Fred Cain of a comforta-
BILE chair, and to Pastor Badger
from members of his congregation,
of Morris reclining chair.
The death of Chief Red Cloud, at
the agency settlement east of this
city, removes the last of the his
toric figures connected with the
massacre of 1862 from this county.
Chief Red Cloud (Makpya Duta) was
one of the friendly Indians in that
tragic period, and helped to
save number of white people
from the vengeance of his savage
brothers. He accepted Christian
lily early in manhood and was fav-
orite friend of Bishop Whipple. He
has lived on the reservation about
20 years, and was buried in the
| Episcopal cemetery where once
stood the tepees of Little Crow s
villages, Rev. Henry St. Clair off.
ciating.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-03-22
NEW VILLAGE OFFICERS.

BELvIEW.
President. A. Leonard.
Councilmen-B carries, /. Holvik, Andrew
Peterson.
Recorder, J. S. Gunelson.
Treasurer, J. M. Tompson.
Assessor, C. G. Enestyedt.
Justice. r. Hallberg
Constables-John Adsit, B. Simpson.
CLEMENTS.
President, Otto Gerstman..
Councilmen-F. x. Schlumpberger, L. j.
Rongstad, E. E. Wichmann.
Recorder, f. FL, Bauermeister.
Treasurer, Jos. Epple.
Assessor, j. G. Fancher
Justices-F. x. Schlumpberger M Eigen-
berger.
Constable, Gordon Mason.
DELHI.
President, E. P. Pomeroy.
Councilmen-Ole. L. Flore, E. Carbert, H.
c. Engeman
Treasurer, Fl. McDougall.
Assessor, A. d. Mclean.
Justice, w. w. Cresswell.
Recorder, f. E. Kline.
Constables--D. A. BruDer, Thos. Steele.
MILROY.
President, r. f. Edwards.
CoEncilmen-P. A. Nelson, Aug. E. OFT, Jas
j. Kline.
Recorder, L. F. Nelson.
Treasurer, VIM. Duncan. Jr.
Justice, l.. Tahuert.
Constables-W. J. Grimm, Jas Wright.