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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
SUBJECT OF DIET
BREAKS HOME
VEGETARIAN MEALS NOT FOR
HUSBAND
EIbert e. johnson Declares That His
Wfes Views Compelled Her
to Renounce Marriage
Vows

When Mrs. Maud Johnson, wealthy
Pasadena woman. attempted TO i'm
prove her husbands digestion by feed
ing him on a vegetarian diet, figura-
lively speaking, she sowed the wind of
her domestic unffappiness, and ycs-
terday she reaped the whirlwind there
of when Judge York in the superior
court granted Elbert E. Johnson a
divorce.
Both parties to the matrimonial
compact are possessed of ample means,
and the question of property rights did
not enter into yesterdays legal fight.
The subject of matrimony and the
question of diet became so intermiXed
from Mrs. Johnson's point of view that
in order to settle the question she was
compelled to renounce her matrimonial
VOWS.
The great feature of the whole pro-
ceeding, however, was Mrs. Johnsons
appearance on the stand after having
been concealed in a small jury room
in connection with Judge Yorks court
Mrs. Johnson told the court that
when her husband smoked a cigar or
drank a glass of beer her new
thought ideals were rudely shocked,
and for this reason she was not in
clined to continue on an otherwise
happy matrimonial voyage.
81 objected in general to the GUS
tomary married life," sighed Mrs. John
son, but Judge York was not inclined
to reverse the rules regulating matri-
mony and the divorce was granted.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
INTERPRETATIONS

Glendale Building association. Dlrec-
tors ]. Mcmillan, Daniel Campbell, f.
r. Albright, Daniel Fuller, George u.
Moyse, Alexander Mitchell and Asa
Fansett Of Glendale. Capital stock, &c.,
900; paid in, $2510
Kismet Gold Mining company. Direc-
tors: l.. v. Lonsway, Beatty New; c.
]. Lehman, Newman Esslck, Henry ].
Stevens, Percy w. Ross and r. A.
Hines. Capital stock. 100000; paid in,
$50.
Kings County Canal company. Dlrec-
tors: w. ID. Woolwine. l. II. Polls. w.
II. oBryan. Arthur II. Braly and Don
Drill Capital stock, 100000; paid
In, $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
NEW DEPUTY HAS
ASSUMED DUTIES
DISTRICT ATTORNEY INITIATES
ASSISTANT
n. s. G. Mccartney VIII Appear Next
Week In the Prosecution Of
Criminal Charge for
People

Assemblyman II. S. G.. Mccartney,
the newly appointed deputy district
attorney, assumed the duties Of his Of
fice yesterday at the county court
house.
Deputy District Attorney McCart-
ney has already been assigned to try
a number of important criminal cases
In the superior court, and his first APP
pearance in the trial of a criminal case
in behalf Of the people will be made
one day next week.
Mr.. Mccartney received his appoint
ment by telegraph from District At
torney Fredericks, who is now engaged
in taking dispositions in Pennsylvania.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
COULDN'T GET DIVORCE
Paid Wife's House Rent and Had No
Cause of Action

In spite of the fact that his wife told
him he didn't look good to her, Fran
els P. Rollins insisted upon paying her
house rent, but yesterday when he
pleaded with Judge Trask in the SUI
perior court to free him from the mar
riage vows a legal obstacle presented
itself.
Rollins told the court that he was
willing to take his wife back again,
but to this Mrs. Rollins refused to
agree.
When Rollins insisted upon investing
his surplus capital in the payment of
his wife's rent he cured his righht of
action and the divorce was denied.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
Wife Granted Decree

Mrs. Myrtella Sherburne was grant
ed a divorce yesterday in Judge Con-
rey's court from her husband, N. G..
Sherburne, on the grounds of desertion
and failure to provide.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
Suits for Divorce

Divorce proceedings were commenced
in the superior court yesterday by
Mrs. Margaret A. Russell against her
husband. C. S. Russell, and James G..
Clark against his wife. Mrs. Clara v.
Clark.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
A safe oough MealcIne for ChIIdren

In buying a cough medicine for chill
dren never be afraid to buy Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. There is no
danger from 1t, and relief Is always
sure 10 follow. 1t is especially valua-
BILE for colds, Group and whooping
cough. For sale by all leading drug
gists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
MADE MILLION
IN ONE YEAR
JANUARY JONES TELLS OF RICH
NEVADA MINES
Now Secretary Of the kawich-Read
Company-Heartiy Favors Build
ina a Railroad to GoldfieId,
Tribuatry to Los Angeles

January Jones, the discoverer of the
January gold vein" in the Goldfield
mining region and one of the pioneers
in the new colorado in Nevada, was at
the Hollenbeck hotel few hours yes
terday on his way to San Francisco,
for which city he left last evening on
the Owl, accompanied by his wife.
The January vein is one of the finds
that brought Goldfied and Tonopah
into notice and caused rush of pros
pectors and capital to that country.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
FAMILY DIVIDED AS
TO W0MAN'S SANITY
Two Factions Appear in Court at the
Trial of Mrs. Margaret
Barber

Mrs. Margaret A. Barber's inclination
to WELD an ugly-looking butcher knife
which is alleged was coupled with saw
age threats to eXterminate the whole
neighborhood in which she lived, in
duced her relatives to take her into
court on the charge of insanity. The
Barber family appears to be one of
those in accordance with the old adage
OF house divided against itself, for
two factions of the family appeared
one for and the other against the old
woman.
At the conclusion of lengthy ex-
animation the final disposition of the
case was continued for two weeks, and
in the meantime Mrs. Barber was al
lowed to return to her home.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
Wife Fears Husband

1t was asserted that Stephen Kristo-
vich had threatened to exterminate his
family, and he was called upon yes
terday by Judge Wilbur in the superior
court to explain the exact condition of
his mental faculties. Kristovich's wife
told the court that her husband handled
a gun carelessly for amusement, all of
which served to create a doubt in her
mind as to her husbands good inten-
tions. Kristovich explained that he
had only fondled the dangerous weap-
on when in playful mood of mind,
and Judge Wilbur dismissed him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28

Reproductions OF klens and Paul de
Longpre's sanborn, Vail 4 Co, 357 south
Broadway,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
Artlsts' Studies

In many cases Of Asthma Piso's Cure gives
relief that is almost equal TO a cure.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
CITY HALL NOTES
Bid Accented

On recommendation of the board Of
public works the bid of P. e. Pozzo
& Sons for building the proposed North
Main street fire engine house for S9245
was accepted, the same being the low
est submitted.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
Much Rich Ore

"Our ore runs now from $73 to $4O0
ton. The vein is six feet in width and
nobody knows how deep it is. We re-
field. l am the owner of one-fourth
of the stock. The officers of the COM
pany are: President, Key Pittman of
Tonopah; vice president, John S. Cook;
secretary, January Jones. Some of our
stock will be on the market, as we
wish to develop the property with all
possible speed. A limited amount of
the stock may be had. Before leaving
the district 1 sold a lot of the stock of
the Eclipse company at 10 cents a
share. 1t is now worth 35 cents
share. l bought lot of it back at Is,
II and 10 cents a share, and would
like to get more of it at even a higher
figure.
1.-The question of transportation is
a serious thing with the Goldfield sec
tion. The cost of carriage to Reno is
no small sum. / am willing to join
BoraX King Smith in his proposition
to build a road from Soda Lake into
the Goldfeld district so that we can
reach Los Angeles by way of the Salt
Lake road. That new road should be
finished without delay. 1t would be a
big thing in a commercial way for Los
Angeles. will be at Las Vegas within
ten days, where 1 will be Joined by
]. Donnan Reavis of Los Angeles, and
he and l will go over the entire route.
stand ready to put up big money to
hurry up the building of that rail-
road"
]. Donnan Reavis has been secured
as the fiscal agent for the Kawich-
Reed company and viii look after the
companys interests in this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
Made a Million Dollars

Mr.. Jones lucky strike netted him
ST. 000,O 900 in less than twelve months
He is now in the enjoyment of his good
luck, but as he is yet a young man and
full of energy he has identified himself
with the Kawich-Reed Gold Mining
company, organized with a capital of
s., 900, 900, with five claims located sew
enty miles east of Goldfield, in what is
described as one of the richest sections
of the district.
Mr.. Jones at first was not disposed to
talk in detail of the richness of the
Kawich property, but he said in sub
stance: "The Goldfeld district cannot
be easily defined. 1t embraces a wide
stretch of country, and but compare
lively little of it has been developed.
Many claims have been established,
and many have valuable ore on the
dumps. The Jumbo, Red Top, the
Combination, which has been paying
&c per cent dividends a month on a
capital of $4OO,OOO the January the
Kendall, st. Ives, Cimarron, Sandstone,
Tonopah Club, Florence. Velvet and
Quartzite are some of the good claims
besides our own property.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
erIdae RepaIrlne Contract

Acting ON the report of the bridge
committee the council yesterday
awarded the contract for repairing the
wrecked Seventh street bridge to G..
NJ. Atkins, whose bid was $1775 for Al
piles. $31 a thousand for $4,000 feet new
lumber and $12 thousand for 1900
feet of old lumber
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28
Keeping City Funds

The city attorney was yesterday in
structed by the council to investigate
the law governing the place of keeping
municipal funds The councilmen de-
sire TO know whether they can instruct
the clerk to advertise for bids from
various banks in the city relative to
the interest they would be willing to
pay on municipal deposits
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-28

received by from Frye Bros orange g
what prompted this sale.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27
Snseaalide Giubre@sr.

Gin beiliamer SGrsd bemd4ti9te
f9 elmer Mnsabl 2nabsn i'm Alter bon
8 big IL Sab.en, oils bic poIi3si.W
trone 9eitern bic 9roBe eiferne Sbir.
tuel8e au ben 3elsn fibrt, 6fnete unb
bic Sun9en einlub, ndher au trstsn.
Rreioeblei9 folsten biefslben Der Muf-
forberun9 uno srlei4tert atbmeten fs
auf, als bie Rs!rone fe tpieoer 9inaus
lieB NIT Der @arnuns, fi9 In 3utunfi
better gu b~etrasen, Do He ionft fol9e
ginfperrung gu ~ertuarten bdtten.
E.a 9naben batten aus benz 2lub-
baus bel 8urnerparf alsrlei @etrdnte
uno Gbmaaren geffOblen unb tuaren
bon ben Detsttibs Wanntns unb
Simon ein9ebeimf .uoroen.
&i9tsr Stubs bonn Sugsnbgeri9t
entIieb Die armen Sinber Bis n69fen
Samfaa sesen bas Weripre8en, ban1
Dor ibm gum Nerb6r 3u eri8eiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27

o 8 81. . bes Butler
college tuuroe sefiern sr6Hnet. Sie
9auptsef&dfte sefern tuaren bic auf=
nabnte Der applifanten.
pIdne fur bas Jobn 0ers
ron Art Snfitute putben seftern ein-
gersi9t. Dos @ebdube, tuel9es al, Der
pennfplpania unb Is. Str. erri9tet
pirb, foI ettpa $50. 900 foften.
Dennis ielbs bon go. $40
Wef II. StraBe tuurbe hsute frih in
bluttberfr6mtsm 3ufanbe auf ber
6traBe wanbernb aufsefunben. Do
feline 5dnbe Hart ssi4uollen tparen,
nimnit mon on, baB er In eins 2silsrsi
bertpidelt NOR.
Die 9morene
befu9ten geffern bic perfdieoener 6fent-
li9en Mnfalten bon Marion gountp.
- 9emte tuerben oiefelben wieber Die
nnteriu&unaeri In benz Sberrid : 5an
Gufnebmen unb man ertuartet, bob
In einieen &agen elm Beri9t an ben
ariminalri8ter alforb sinsersi9t tuer-
ben tuirb.
6err Carl Wiefe, Der ale
b motratif6er Stabtratbs. @anoioat in
Der z. @arb aufgsfslt tuurbs, i9eini
f9 angemeiner BeIiebtbeit 81 erfreuen.
Seine bislsn Grsunbe. obelei9 He fiber
fne, bob CT am z. Nopember als Sie=
ger aus benz WabItampfe berborsebeu
miro, arbeiten oenno8 eifrisf, um ibm
cine re8t srObe Waioritdt iiber ieinsn
@eseneanoioaten 3u beri9afen. 9err
Wiefe berbient aber aud bte Inter
fttbung isinsr Witbirser In bollffer
Weife.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27
Yolt3hi&es.

bomas MeQ u 4 0 n, 816
@aIbwen Str, elm IA Sabre alter
Stnae, tpurbe bon Der polisei In Ob,
but genomme1. Der Sunee III bei9ul'
bi9t. elm Snbrrab bes B~abnassnten
9arrp Snb gsaen cine gulo.ne ubr uuls
setauf9t gu baben. Sas &ao ION se-
foblen isin, Der Sungs aber bsbauptst,
oasIeIbe ~eefunben au baben.
8oasb &eib, 81 Sabre alt, an Der
1olmes Mpenue tpObnbaft, tpurbs, als
e. nod brsim69snili6er Mbmeienbeit
einmaI u~nferer Stabi einen Bsiud ab-
fattsts, bon Der polisei In 6aft ee.
nommen. Reib it bef9uIoist, einsm
@roceriten si~ne.gnsahI Ieiner @aaren
%gefobIen gu baben. NaH fanb i'm
in einersW irtbidaft an Der Wi9isan
Str. unb Der SOlmes abs. @eib Iol
In einem Camp beim gasle Greet se.
pObnt baben unb unsdbliae g.fdpers
ben liefen bon ben u~mliesenoen Jar-
n'eru unb ben bort robnsnbsn gtrgern
iiber f~ortpdhrenoe SiebtdbIe Elm.
@eo. M. Sober, 500 6hb
penniplpania Str. unb Sbomas @rifs
fin, ISL Of Waibineton Str, tuurs
ben unter Mntlage Der S9ldserei Der.
baftet.
Der IA Sabre aIte @eorae
Wiaer, mel9er am %. September aus
Der Wobnuns ieinss 8aters @ottIisb
Niaer in 2otomO. beriamanb, tonnte
trOb sifri9fer Ha9fOri&unsen seitens
Der Beb6rben foweit ni9t ssfunoen
tuerben.
ct 1T fir iein utter 3iemIi9 grob ae-
wa&Isn, bat belle @eR&tsfarbe unb bell
les 0aar unb bIaue Mugen. Ct bat
eine tleine Narbe iiber benz einen Muae.
Der 2nabe ipridt unb bsts9t R9 nur
langfam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27

o eb


Sobn unb &oIe R. @Iocn, 2nabe.
= 2ouis unb Nora Sbroubroueh,
Wdb9sn .-Sobn unb Grau S~rueblooo,
Wdb9en.-Wm. unb 8. Gage, 2nabe.
-6rsb. urb 2sna Wilmotb, Wdb9sn.
unb 5rau Bat9elor, 2nabe.
-Sobn unb Grau O'grisn, Mdoden.
. unb Msnss Walace, Mdb9sn.
%. 6. uno Warp gbur9man, Rnabe.
Getraut:
peter S9ante-Nmelia 2iefer.
6erberi9 = Barbara giIen.
mann.
Sobn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Distri9.
Wm. @arion-Wapnte Wuberg.
9p. Stieaemsper-Seffe gierce.
&oscoe 8 aptpn-@lara pputt.
Sobn Danelt-gIara S9mitt.
@bas. pointer-Sarab s. linesmo-ih
Gtfprben:
glisabetb 8pnes, 80, Stabt.-Wm.
6artma1n, So, 814 Union @tr.-
9isaie Sautsr, So, 2112 Wabifon Mps.
8antn, "A. Ala ebb War.
man Ape.-Wagsie @lun, 25, Stabt.
boipital. Milss, Is. 1710 pro,
fpect Str.-@Ornelius 8rouler, SO,
2430 Roro 9elamare Str. = Wiaiam
SOu9laB. 81, Stabtboipital. = Deco
9eb9es, 81, 437A WaRa9uietts Mbe.
@bas. BoptOri, ~, 800 St Seen
BORT Str. = Suffer &i9aros, 2 $50
den, 1903 Norbpte @be. = Gdu9line
WaIaee, 1885 Norb capitol Nps. :
Struggling 5ennel, Stabt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27
Sneiana's sr5sss Drp Soobs adnsIss.

Set 6 r 8 port m
&pffer. Wegen zines eigenurtigen
8etruses gum Na9theil oes Giien'
babnfisfus purbe segen einen in
8armbed BEL 9amburg pobnenoen
Sabrifanten oie llnterlu4ung eingeleis
tet. Sieiem mar elm &inb geitorben,
ous er auf Dem Triebbof in Witten>
burg, Medlenburs, beeroieen luHen
polte. lin nun Die Sransportfpiten
auf Ser giienbabn gu iparsn, idrgte er
Die feline 2ei9e in einem Softer elm
uno fubr Oamit in Der 5peiten &laHe
na6 @ittenbura. SpGter purOe Die
Sadie ru9bar. Bel elmer fofprt einse'
leiteten nnteriu9ung ftelte ii9 beraus,
bab Der Tabrifant fdon DOR einigen
Ssabren Elm anberes &inb eleiGfals auf
oieie Weife na9 Mittenburs, mo- Die
Samilie Elm @rbbegrdbnib beiBt, CUR
8eeroigung t%ransportirt bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27
Nn8 ben Geri9ten.
Greisseri9t.

tASsh0SssJ
Bon &iGter 9enrp @lap glsn er.
belt Grau Cora @ingate S4sioung
sussipro9er bon ibrem@atten Winiam.
Yerielbe. tpeIder ettpa Is Sabre alt
if, mar ni9t i'm Geri9t antueIeno,
unb mar bon Der ettpa 5~0idbrieen Srau
oss b6suiaissn gerIahsns ansetIagt.
Rriminalgeriht.
Bon @i9ter MlfDro tuurbe Der 81.
idbrige Jrant gowarbs pesen @rObs
bisbfabls unb gntgeaennabme asifbbs
lener Sa9eu 81 LA Sabren Staats=
gsfdnaniB b~erurtbsilt.
gowaros 1T Elm %gebilbeter Wann aus
Noro Carolina, Der bic &e6te flu
Dirt bat.
Ct funeirte nls iein eiaener Mntualt
unb bat ben Ridter Inn @naoe, ba er
ben 2eim Der Sdpinbiu4t in f9
TRACE unb bas @sfdnsnibleben nit benz
Sobs tueroe bsaablen mtifsn.
@i9ter NIforb psriprad ibm, fi9
nod sinem Sabre fir feline 5rsilaRuns
3u bertuenben.
Neme &lasen.
We9en an9ebIider eraufamer Be-
banbluns iu9t Grancss Sarris UNI cine
S9eioun9 bon ibrsm @atten Granf
mad.
Mts bemielben @runbe trinIdt
gli3abetb Smith bon ibrem @atten
8bomas gef9isben au iein.
Cine sIsi@e S9eiounssttase rei9te
Massie Wi0iams ge9ei ibrsn @atten
eli Elm, bod perlangt he slei8seitig
$500 Mlimente uno idbrIi9 800 FIR
ben unterbalt Der beioen 4inber, oererl
Obbut fe au be5alten tpiinfat.
! @esen Die Wer9ants 0eat & Sight
60. o indianapolis reidte @ancp
Sane graten cine Sdaosnerinbtlags
ii6er $4,000 Elm. sic 9iebt on, an
einem re9nerifden Mbenbe beir ger=
lafen bes 6trabenbabnwasels in Elm
Sod, peldss bic betla9te 60. angelo
ltd bate sraben lafen nabe Dem
g~iiraerfeise, e~etrsten SIT iein. tuobur9
He f9 iebr f@mersbafts gerlsbunsen
su3oe.
Nls 8ertreter ftr Superior. @i9ter
WeNafsr fungirt Der Anmalt @bas.
8. 6nnna.
Na9labgeridt.
gs purbe our geffdti9uns ein9e=
rei1t bas 3efan,ent bes berfforbenen
@ernsltus u. 9amiltpn; aIs Mominis
Traitor murbe ena q. 6amilton er-
uannt, bic 5000 8arei9aft fsQte.
8unhesseri@t. orr
@bas. g. Nnbretps, &eceiber fur bie
Iigo @ountp Rational 8ant, rsi9te
2lasen Elm se9en Wi@ael 2enneop u.
u. fur einsn GGulbf6ein tber 3d..
463. Sc uno gegen bic IationaI State
Banf bon Serre Saute iiber $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27

SIN ran5Dfif6en 9eere
tritt Die ~5nsijdbri9e Sienf5eit am 1.
@pril 1906 in &raft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27

9oeaLD etterberi@t
Tbeilwe lie bepSIft beute Nadt unb am
Donnerftas pdrmer beute 9sadbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27

N%erlou ot-Giu Barfeeper (S6autfeuuerl. Hahs
~ :uf ra9en bel German Sortmanr, 1898 8ismard
abe, soro. (emmerihs pine).
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27

Sir Snhiana: S8Sn beute 1adt nnS
am Donneritab, tpabri9einli& S@ausr i'm
~iibrueftIi den 5beiIe am Donnerfas; mars
rler hette Ra@t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27
@etterberiht
@afhinaton. 81. Sent.

sur ?. s,un..n .as.as ursr uorssns, IS. ssptbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27

TPermometerffane.
Sb9fR T%ernperatuy. ....... II Grab
RieSrisfs Temperatur. 4s
8. e. SIttbs
Secticns.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27

N@erlangt-Ndb1sn ffr espbbnlide Sausarbett
~ Sufer aobu. Rat5ufrageu $50 On gaew Dorf
etrabe,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27

N%eiIanet = Gin sutss Wdotben fir o1eemeine
~ pausarbeit; fetn tpainen euten eobH. Ra6-
~sufrae.n 1921 9orb Sainois etrase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27

fSsin orneutIider Suuge, fpsIGsr oas einrabmeu
W BON 8iloern erIernen pta, geiutt.
2be 8 2ieber Co.. "a Beft Moibineton Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27

1teue eeIu1t = Gin beutfdes Rdbdeu fuht eteue
- fur al9emeine 6ausarbsit.
Eo6sufroeen zoos DIT Gtio Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27

N<rrlanst = Gin sutes beutf1ss Wdb9en fir
~ 9sw6bnIiHe 5ousarbeit. Ta&aniraseu 72s
Nurb gat StroBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27

S&erIongt Cine quite Q6diu in fIeiner SamiIie
Outer Sobu. gmpfebIungeu perIau9t.
Had3ufragea 1922 q. Rsribiau Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27
8uabesgeri@t.

ghas. 6. Mnbretps, &eceiber fur bis
Tigo @ountp Rational 8ant, rei9ts
alasen Elm 9esen Wi9ael 2ennebp u.
u. fir einsn GGulbT6ein hber 3d..
463. Sc uno sesen bic Hational State
Bant bon Serre 5aute iiber $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27

S%erlanat = Gine CUTE beutf1e qbnin unb ebenio
~ cine 98ai9frou. Gutter 2obu. Ha45ufra9eu
i'm 3iatonie'9 Oipiiaf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27
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). +. Coonrod was born in Green
county, Ill, in 1910. He was a
soldier In the war of the Rebellion
Tor three years, during which time
ne saw hard service in many battles
and long weary marches. He re-
celved an honorable discharge and
returned to his home in 1865. Soon
after his return he was united in
marriage to Miss Nancy Anderson.
In 1866 they moved to Kansas and
resided there "a years. In March,
1890, he moved with his family to
Long valley where he resided un-
til his death, an honored and res
pected citizen, one of Natures
noblemen possessed of a generous
spirit of hospitality. He leaves a
beloved wife and nine children to
mourn their loss, Laura E., Eli w.,
Lenna j., O. c., Lizzie E., Robert
S., F. A., o. N. and Arthur E. He
joined the Christian Church in
1872 and has led a Christian life.
Funeral services were held at
Van Wyck cemetery on Monday,
August 7th, conducted by Rev. w.
F. Chase and E. E. Auxier, attend
ed by large number of friends.
Long Valley advocate., 1905-08-17
ROSEBERRY.
MISS IRENE BLANKINSHIP, Local Editor
Roseberry, August IA, 1905.

few of the friends of John
c.1adder % gave him a surprise on
Sno SS'aadav evening, it being his 52nd
9aa s9:.tbdav. Games were enjoyed
Olls ~ rafreshments served. Allpass-
cd siIa a pleasant evening.
The organization of the Long
vollay Mutual Telephone Co. was
''omnieted MN at the meeting held here
TeH sst saturday evening. Gust Kos
kela, Jas. 0. Scott and u. 4. Ritter
WORE were elected trustees.
R NJ. Whiteley represented Van
wick at the telephone meeting,
sn3d Messrs. Boydstun, Ritter, Ar
mold, Long and Ritter represented
Lardo.
las. O. Scott and Gust Koskela
Dassed through here today enroute
70 Lardo to begin stalking out the
telephone line.
Ira Blankinship, our postmaster,
has gone home for a few days rest.
He is Just recovering from an at
tack of fever.
The erection of the Odd Fellows
hall is progressing nicely under the
supervision of John Korvola.
Travelling missionary Russell
preached to a large audience on
Sunday in the M. E. church.
Andrew Cole and G. F. Jasper
started this morning for the War
rem road to work awhile.
William Barker is hauling lum-
ber from the Lardo saw mill for the
erection of residence.
William Davis and wife and sis
ter have gone to Meadows for the
races.
Grain is ripening and the crop
Long Valley advocate., 1905-08-17
ODD FELLOWS NOTICE.

At regular meeting of Peerless
Lodge, No. IA, Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, to be held at the
lodge room thereof on September
16, 1905, the following question will
be submitted to vote of this lodge:
A resolution directing the trus-
tees of this lodge to mortgage the
real property of this lodge situated
on the east side of Main street in
the town of Van Wyck, Idaho, and
being that certain piece of land des-
cribed as follows, to-wit: Commen-
cling at point twenty one (21)
rods south of the northwest corner
of the northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of section twenty
six (26), in township fourteen (14)
north of range three (3) east of
Boise Meridian, running thence
east one hundred and forty (140)
feet, thence south sixty (6O) feet,
thence west one hundred and forty
(14O) feet, thence north sixty (6O)
feet to place of beginning, in Boise
county, Idaho.
l.. S. KIMBALL, b. III. McDoUGAL,
Secretary. Noble Grand.
Dated this 18th day of August, 1905.