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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
sHARPs AND FLATS.

Miss Mary Angel, a pupil of William a..
Sherwood, and recently associated with the
Johnson School Of Music and Dramatic Art, will,
give a piano recital in the school auditorium
about the first Of December.
The quartet at Fowler NJ. E. church has been
selected for the following year. 1t Is as fol-
lows: Miss Clara Thompson. soprano; Mrs. r.
Myers, contralto; e. NJ. Barrows, bass: and
Frank J. Drewe. tenor and director. Royce
Mintener will Serve pianist.
The johnson School of Music, oratory and
Dramatic Art is planning highly interesting
series Of recitals by both teachers and pupils.
The dramatic department will soon begin the
presentation Of several plays which are now
undergoing rehearsal, and the annual faculty
concert has been postponed until Nov. is.
The girls glee club at the university has COM
pleted its selection Of voices, the roster Of
thirty-two voices having been completed. Re-
hearsals will be commenced as soon the club
has selected Its leader.
~ A hourishing elee club and orchestra are two
OF the attractive features Of school life at the
East High. Professor Webster is drilling both
Of them, and reports that a concert by the two
clubs Jointly will soon be given.
Miss Mathi1de Hansen, teacher Of piano, IL
now located at S04 NfcoIlet avenue, in the new
Studio Arcade, Studio 304. Her hours are from
8 a. m. to p. m.
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Added to the Johnson Faculty.
: Miss Gertrude Sans-Souci, composer,
pianist and organist, has been engaged
johnson School Of Music, Oratory and
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MUSIC TODAY AT, FOWLER M. 2

MORNING.
Voluntary, "Andante," Sonata 10. -. Beethoven
Royce Mintener.
Anthem, co. Taste and See". William Reed
Tenor solo and quartet.
Ofertory, "Let Not Your Heart Be Troub-
leu 6Ua0S
Tenor solo and quartst.
Mr.. Mintener
- EVENING.
Voluntary, "Cujus Amman" ........... Rossini
zslf Mr. Mintener.
Anthem, "Abide With Me- De Reef
Onertory, "Face to Face johnson
- Alto solo, airs. E. Myers
Mr. Mntener.
AT WESLEY M. E. CHURCH TODAY.
:. At Wesley Methodist church today
the following programs will be given
by the choir under the direction Of
Willard Patten:
Organ prelude, Invocation" .......... Guilmant
Anthem, Glow Lovely Are the Messengers
t,ffertory Dual solo from the Messiah. Handel
Recitation. Then Shall the Eyes Of the Blind'1
Contralto, 'He Shall Feed His F1ock''.....
Mrs: W. =: Williams
Soprano, Come Unto Him"
Miss May Williams.
Postlude, CHORUS of Shepherds'' :. .Lemraenl
EVENING.
Organ prelude. prayer. ............D erthier
Anthem n There Shall Star Come
onestosy. % Lord How Manifold 'asrns5
sPostlude, "Onertoire" .Welby
p Mrs. E. A. Jones. organist.
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BY Homard Board,nan

Spreciated. The program ing SO long,
u sit will commence preciselY at 8 d sclocA,
and persons vii be seated only AFTER
each group of six numbers. 81. 81 u
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A SERIES OF PATTEN REc1TALs.
i, Willard Patten will give series of
pupil recitals at his rooms in the Studio
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extreme care which she takes Of the
throat upon which it is dependent.
Strong and robust, she does not permit
anything to interfere with or injure it,
and tobacco is the one forbidden luxury
where the diva may happen to be.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-08

disclosed with intelligent prospecting The width OF these
dkes varies from twenty The mostly
In places, all The positive
Indications known to mining Of heavy enrich
ment IN gold From every viewpoint the Blizzard win
must INoiaoy with any undeVeloped In the
ASSESSMENT WoRk.-Assessment
peed claim in the conformity
requirement of the Federal mining
DISTANCE FROM WELL KNOWN PROPERTIES The Biz-
zard Of mines situated In direct
uon Of the main the system
Indicated surface crop
pings that have
the Blizzard these des show boldly above the
distinct In outline The vein
along E passing from the Jumbo
Combination. Florence, February, verna
starsmmeron G. O. D. Gold Bar, Dixean mines The hrst
importanceand the Blizzard, Windsor Davenport.
main backbone of the Goidned upt
booker finally disappearing so far as
surface showngs Indicate In the desert to the miles
away Ihe hzzard Is less than haf mIe from the Dix
ie which has been developed
down depth Of $50 Tremendous bodies
ore have been blocked mine
milling plant The Dixie only in
that has been Systematically developed. the
nee hat properties farther east win develop into equally
important mines with intelligent The surface showings
on the Blizzard far excel those found locality Indicating
richer ore bodies than those OF the
ASSANSrhe following returns obtained from
Pies taken at RANDOM different on the property
without any previous knowledge Of the No l.
REMARkS-In its every feature blizzard Is an ex-
ceptonaly attractive mining lelees ana out
crops are as fine lookns this property IN
every respect accessible and prtScnts OF
mining good road year round connects the erop
with the town of Goldnedi is difficult matter 10 build
"a road 20 almost property consider tie
and hrmiy believe aggressive campaigr OF work wiz
ndoubtaiy place in the list Of grade ore
OF the district
J. F. MITCHELL
Consulting and Mining Engineer
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(First Published IN Daily Leader Do.
cember 6. i905)
Notice o. Application for Liquor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma. Logan County,
ss
Notice Is hereby given that 3. H.
Bowman has this day filed IN the office
Of the County Clerk IN and for said
County bis petition. asking that H.
cense be sranted him to sell at retail.
malt. spsrituous and vinous liquors on
Lot a. Block IS. Fifth ward. city Of
Guthrie, in said County and Territory.
II no protest Is filed on or before Dec.
20, 1905. his petition will be granted and
license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
County hereto affixed this 5th day
of December. 1905.
tsEAL) NJ f. TRAPP.
County Clerk
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MINING ENGINEERS REPORT

Goldheld, New Sept IS 1905
To the President and Board s1lsrd Mining
Gentlemen
Al request Blizzard group of mines
ing
NUMBER OF cLAMs-The Blizzard group consists Of seven
run ana TWO fractional claims the
ground These by blizzard Eagle Nest butcher
Bird sunny Slope sparrow Hornet Fraction Bell
LOCATION OF PRoPERrY-Ths group Of claims s oca,aa
IN inc eastern section OF the Godaed in
the Godhed mining district Nye County section
at the base at present center
OF Veyconsiderable activity the
mos. prominent mines OF the camp During the eighteen
months this belt Of mineral has yielded although
the deepest workings surface In an
history OF mining such record has equaed
SURFACE SHOWN0--In 10 long his
distncvey Re found than on the
Blizzard ground No quartz nssrsE
stand boldly surface indicating the line Of vein
formation that oharacterizes all
SHOE the belt frequently These ouroppnes an
show pronounce nneraizaon Manganese or iron
manency. -
my suface shouings took samples
from every outeropping An IN gold
PoNnB concusvey that they
metal Very few II OF the district pre-
ented such Of bodies
Of high grade relatively the an ne
from the Jumbo other properties that are
now great mines from surface Of facts
oosa me Bhzzad the equal Of any property the district
rirLE-Fuu clear the property is vested in tho
Blizzard Mining Conpany
CONFLICTS find from mans and n,v own
personal investigation, possibilities Of Am veins
showing or these claims apex In their territory
may acoru
the lodges. Surveys have been by competent en-
gneers nd have been contcs
FoRMAToN--Ihe surface formation prophyry, ana is
district There addition quartz assures that
crop out SO boldly decided Indications hat several
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-08
HOW BILL PHELPS
TOUCHED UP THE
CONCERN
GOT A "NICE" LICENSE
In State CT Missouri and
Paid $500 for ii.

New York, Dec. s.-Instances in which
the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance
company paid an aggregate OF about
S2oo 900 in what Vice President George
ID. Eldredge Of that company called
"holdups" were related to the life in
surance investigating committee yes,cr-
day afternoon.
ueed, the company paid $4,000 to John
Mcdonald, PHILADELPHIA lawyer who
had been active in organizing the policy
holders of the Mutual Reserve Life In
surance company into a movement which
charged President Frederick A. Burn
ham Of ;hat company with mismanage-
ment and demanded his removal.
The charges also reflected upon Mr..
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Eldredge's management as vice prcsi-
dent and threat was made to ask foi
the appointment Ct receiver for that
company Engaged in this movement Of
The policy holders also was j. g. Hon
ecker, an ex-auditor Of the Sompany
who had been dismissed or who had
resigned Before leaving the company
Honeckor informed President Burnham
that he resigned because their idea as
TO common honesty differed so much
and because he knew OF many question
able transactions Of which Burnham had
approved Mr. Eidredge declared that
Honecker was not dismissed until he
had demanded an Increase in salary
from Sa5 10 500 a week and practically
said IL was safer for the company to
keep him thal to let him 20. in view
OF what he knew about the company.
Another Instance Of a "holdup" Mr.
Eldredge said was IN 1890, when Max
Beehler "a so-called examiner" Of the
Iowa insurance department. came to
New York with his son as an assistant.
examined the Mutual Reserve company
and presented to Il a bin for sf9s for the
examination. Rather than have MIN
make trouble they paid the bill, and an
other OF SSiG 10 Max Beehler for a veri-
hcation OF his previous examination in
order to set permission again TO do
business IN Iowa.
Mr.. Eldredge told also how he tried
to secure license for his company to
do business IN Missouri In 1888 and
found that it would have TO employ W.
H. Phelps as attorney before IL could
90 SO. Phelps got The license for the
in three days and was paid
$500 as illegal fees. said Mr. El-
5redge
Mr.. Eldredge testified also that he was
certain there was no truth in the state
nent made 20 a Canadian Investigating
committee by James d. Walls. ex-vice
Of the Mutual Reserve, that
President Burnhom OF that company
rad told Walls he had to raise $4,000
o pay 10 the New York Insurance de-
'artment in 1899. when Louis f. Payn
vas superintendent Of Insurance
The witness had previously stated that
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Friday and Saturday rocking chair
sale at excursion prices NJ. Collar.
legislative han
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MAlH HELP WANTED.

WANTED havo positlois TOR good
statesmen. See me for terms V. Bow
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POSITION WANTED.
wANrep-FARMEna
(First Published in Daily Leader De-
cember G. isO5.)
In4fo. a..

Notice to the Public.
To whom these preseoSs may come.
greeting:
Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance of the decision OF he Board of pf-
recors OF sprinsvale township. logan
County, Oklahoma Territory. made Al
the meeting OF said Board al the ONCE
OF the Clerk OF said township. ON The
10th day Of November 1906, to fund thS
legal outstanding indebtedness OF said
springvale township. Logan County ok
lahoma Territory. by the issuance OF
municipal bonds therefor. the said Hoard
or Directors OF said sprIngvaIe Town
ship, Logan County. Oklahoma Terri
tory, wiil on Saturday. the 9th dav OF
Leeember, 1905. az the hour OF nine
O'Clock &. m, or as soon thereafteY "a
the court may be heard. proceed before
me District Court OF Logan County ok
ahoma Territory. TO iaaA, a showing
ana ask the cour- 10 hear and determine
lhe amount OF outstanding legal indebt-
eaness Of said municipality, and to sign
the bonds to be issued In payment OF
tAe same and any person Interested
may then and there appear and remon-
bonds.
A. c. HAAILIN,
trustee and President OF the Board OF
directors Of springvale Township
ALFRED BURROWS.
treasurer Of the Board OF Directors OF
springvaie Township.
A. B. McELROY.
Clerk OF the Board OF Directors OF
springyale Township.
by John Adams Their Attorney.
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coRs. coas. ooRs

Big load nice, dry oobs delivered any
where in city for s1.O0. Phone 1872
capitsi Grain Co.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENr-Two furnished rooms with
bath ANA all conveniences. 800 East
Noble Ave Phone 121
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q portion Of report made by Isaac
Nanderpooh an examiner OF the New
YORK insurance department after an cx-
animation in 1899 was eliminated after
hearing before the Insurance depart
ment and before # was placed on file.
The part stricken out recommended
that the company be not allowed to
call it's lease of its home Office an ass
set and include L IN It's surplus. Mr..
bldredge declared taot the Mutual re-
serve company paid no mouey to the
New York state Insurance department
IN 1883 except for the examination
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-08
BUY BLIZZARD SHARES QUICK!
first Allotment Of Stock at 10 cts. .
Fast Being Absorbed.
per Share is

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c dhn n namnap potnmnm
They ehomM Mo@
us begun
Mountain ~om de
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-08

At Union stock yards. Chicago. De-
cember l6 to %, inclusive, is an event
that should not be missed The aris-
tocracy Of the bovine kingdom viii be
there Round trip from Guthrie. $3.50.
on sale December 16 to 10, inclusive.
Return limit. December q.
NJ, n. CoCHRELL. Agetn.
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RENFRo's FOR GOOD GOODS AND
Low PRICES.
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10 VcU WANT o
a Gituatlony Q
Help. Male or Temalsf o
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TO eel Heuseaold oes1 o
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Handy Mang o
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Daily Leader 10 cents a week delv
FRED every day exoepi sunday
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THE FAMOUS SELLS FOR LESS.
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A DIRECTORATE OF MTNTNG MEN.
J. Il. MITCHELL.
Consulting and Mining Engineer.

as h & &y Identified wit %
as M mi
m in mining lin nevada Isaa
he B ak rank viii he cb Jumbo .Tosn
vi the eman~td
q "a a u m aa
Or III
par value hmm
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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-16
CLOUD BURST CAUSES
WIDE DESTRUCTION
IN EASTERN KANSAS
Woman and Three Children Drowned
and Much Property is Destroyed
by Heavy Rainfall of -Four Inches
in a Few Hours

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept. 15.-An
unusually heavy rainstorm, amounting
almost to cloudbburst in proportions
and accompanied by a high wind, in
western Missouri and eastern Kansas,
early TODAY caused serious damage to
property, and the loss of at least four
lives. An average of four inches Of
water fell. All streams are rising rap
IDLY, but no great damage from this
source il feared.
At Maxson, Kan, a woman and her
three children, names unknown, were
drowned i'll the destruction OF rail
road camp. A man and another child.
members of the same family, were
forced to spend the night in a tree,
from which they were rescued today.
At Leavenworth, Kan. several store
fronts We're blown out. and the grand
stand at the racetrack was demolished,
the roof torn off the graudstand at the
ball park and other minor damage done
st Grantsviie, Kan, the Union Pa
cific bridge was washed out. Dozens
of telegraph and telephone poles be-
tween Kansas City and Leavenworth
and Lawrence were blown GOWN, stop
ring Wire and train service for many
hours. Near Lawrence several freight
trains were stalled.
1'he damage done at Kansas City
was slight.
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AT THE CHURCHES

Me-. Church-Services tom orrow at
regular hours. Morning service a A. VI
Sabbath school, $3.50, Junior League
3 p. IN. Epworth League $3.50 p. III.
evening service 80 p. NJ.
\ cordial invitation is extended to the
public to attend. l.. r. Kufus, pastor
Christian Oh 1rcii--J. A Graves,
pastor. Services ii a. III. Sp III.
PRESBYTERIAN Churcil-Rev. 0. S.
Barnum, minister. Morning subject
- The name that lives after one. =
Proceeding the sermoon Rev. Barnum
will discuss for ten minutes certain
recent important local events. Even
ing subject" warning of Histc i
"" Sunday school at 10 a. N. Chris
tian Endeay or, 6:45.
Baptist ChuicE-Rev. \. Nj. Allyn
General Baptist Missionary for Wash
ington will fill the pulpit at the Bap
tist church tomorrow, az LA. III. Ev-
ening preaching service will be resum-
ed tomorrow.
The Rev. L. A. hilton has returned
from visit to Portland and will ie-
sumo seryi es at St. Luke's Episcopal
church OH Sunday morning. The Sun
day school will be held AT 10 O'Clock
and morning prayer and sermon at IL
o 'cl0ck. II tHe afternoon seriocs will
be held in st. james Episcopal church,
g .shmsre.
Catholic-Servlces every second and
third Sunday CT each month. Cate
chism at a. IN. Mass at 30 a. N.
Father H. Collin, pastor.
Christian Science-oervices Sunday
mornings at a. m, two doors west
of the Methodist church.
Church of God Services every
Sunday morning and evening at l a.
uu and p. III.
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.sTben III sue YOU for damagesv'


You can sue till the chickens become
ducks. You could boss Mirandy around
and make her feel as humble as cat,
but you can't boss me- Go ahead with
your old lawsuit"
The deacon said he would and turned
away. Before he had gone forty rods
he changed his mind. and there would
have been no legal trouble but for the
COW.
Not satisfied with what she had
done, she took advantage of the occa-
sion to de 1t was from overlooking
on the juicy stalks and young ears. and
a witness was found to come forward
ana swear to certain whacks the deit-
con had bestowed upon her anatomy as
he drove her along the road.
Hes so powerful quick to talk about
lawsuits that I'll give him one. said
the widow when she heard that the
jumping COW had passed away. And
within four hours she was in the vii
lagc consulting lawyer.
When Deacon Albright received no
tice that he had been sued he, OF cours,
started countcrSuit. Then some one
told the widow that he was talking
about her, and she started SANDER
suit.
He heard that she was talkin:
about him, and he instituted another
suit. Then the deacon'S sister clipped
in and had her say. and the widow be
gan third suit. The deacon had once
saved her barn after it had been struck
by lightning. and now he Instituted Il
claim for salvage
The law works slowly in Il country
town. \ lawsuit is Il thing to be hung
on to as long as possible and made the
most of The first two suits were tried
ana appealed. and the two others were
called and adjourned several times. and
finally two years had passed away and
no one was better off and no point had
been settled
One morning almost as soon as the
deacon was out of bed he received no.
tice that his spotted OK was lying dead
in the widow Green's corntield. The
animal had broken down the fence and
overfel The deacon was met ut the
gate by the widow. who said
II could say that you had jumpin'
OK and that he should have been pokefl
and that you had damaged me so. but
l shan't do anything of the sort. | lost
Il COW, and you've lost an OK. | sued,
and you sued. | was a fool. and You
We're ditto. Shan't we shake hands and
call it square,"
II guess we'd better the deacoi
replied after taking Il moment - think
It over-"that is. provided you'll have
me aud we both wear the same poke
after this
We'll. | don't mind But dear me,
what ounces we were to 60 and lose
two whole years over it,
NJ. QUAD.
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Calling Il Square

Copyright. 1905, by r. p. McClure.1
The widow Green. living next west
of the deacon's. had been Il widow for
three years, and it was common talk
that she and the widower would make
u match.
In early spring the widow had bought
q COW. and that COW had jumped every
fence OH the dcaCon'S land within two
weeks. hut he aad always driven her
back home without Il word of com
plaint On this occasion, however, the
deacon WIS yeXei.
I've stood it ANA stood it and stood
it," he said to himself as he surveyed
the damages, but l caa stand it 10
longer The widdcr Green must be
maize to understand that her cow
can't 90 about like roLrin Lon,
knoclin' down fences and trdmpliil'
down corn. / estimate that she has
damaged me $40 worth, and that Wild
der has got to be sharply talked To-"
He drove the cow to the home of her
owner, giving her Il vigorous whack on
the way whenever he could get near
enough, and when he had reached the
house ANA been s;llutcd by Mvs. Green
he said:
"Nidlcr. | told you two months ago
that your new cow was junl err
YES. you did"
And that you must put poke on
her"
Yes"
We'll, you didn't do it, ard She's
damaged ne $40. When / found her
in M cornfeld inst now, ai.-)st
wanted to XII her"
I'm sorry, deacon" was The humble
reply.
But bein' sorry won't do" sa;d the
deacon. who felt that he had the ad-
vantage and should press Il. "Jua2l@.
COWS Shout he poised. I tod yoa ta.-
long ago, bit you dont sccn 20 cato
TIVE celss.
Il was 45in to poke hes"
'But g1n' 10 poke c5" ana Fo'. 4
ber aie TWO ejir, ant things. Tina
the way WGl 51iran3y Shes de-
ana ! don't want 10 say an ta,. aa-
her. lu Size 7Eas a.way- gsirt' % ID a.
asyer dota YoH'-, a N4aaee waaaal
aud I'm sorter sorry for yo1 bat t
Esa-l ODE. la .d.y ausc u* o.acg f2.-
The laW says tbat jEH. u COW -
Never mind what the law s4
Deacon Albright interrupted the vic.
ow, You are maxim great fuss oFe1
n few stalks Of corn, and il You'll sci
he what the damage is III pa i.
never thought yoH was such mae"
'Itut yor've got a jdnuiA' cow
"Thon let 'er jump. / stand ready +
nay nj dame ges.
But you are mighty sassy about 1t. <
I've right to be. I've got no mAi.,
thank heaven. TO boss me around
1T would he better II yol had. ten
you'd know that any one who owned q
| iuinpin' COW was obleeged''-
Deacon Albright, how much do !
| owe youg' exclaimed the woman.
IF twas any one else I'd say $40,
but bein' it's you
Il won't pay 10 cents
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