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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-05

WILL REECIo LEUSDRY.-vaIlejo Nov
THE Dxr Shore Laundry Company. whose
S20uon plant wss destroyed by Ere last Tuesday
morning after IL hsd been In operation hut h
week has announced rs intention q retrildinS
an early date The insurance which was
enly about sG590. has been adjusted znd the
claim VIII soon be paid
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-05

1t was the hope of the administra tion
that the water deal could be quickly
made so that the entire plan could be
carried out before January. 1908. when
the terms Of the Mayor ard the Super
visors win expire The precipitate
manner in which all of the water
projects other than the Bay Cities were
cast aside was indicative OF admins
tration haste The reports circulated
by the administration that the Spring
Valley was endeavoring 10 block the
negotiations with the Bay Cities Com
pany appear TO be without foundation.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-05
ARREST OF RUSSIAN LEADER
Is DECLARED a MISTAKE
President DaFfdoG Of the Gomei Sec
fion Released After spending
Night In Prison.

81 PETERSBURG. Nov IN Da-
Tidof. president OF the Gomel section
of the Union OF the Russian People,
yTho vas arrested here yesterday. has
been released His arrest was mis-
AXE
IN spite OF protests lodged by the
students. the rector and council OF the
University OF St Petersburg. the Pre-
Eect Of Police has refused 10 allow
Jews who do not belong TO the univer-
sity 70 attend the lectures and has or
sered them TO be expelled from the
ca 7ifal on the ground that they have
rot the right OF residence
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Continued From Page /. Column 1.

Spring Valley and the administration
does not appear Il is known that
Mayor Schmitz. Acting Mayor Gallagher
and Abe Ruef were deeply interested in
the water project IN fact, it is stated
that the interest Of Ruef and the Mayor
reached the stage where they went into
the market as purchasers of Spring
Valley stock IN this they were not
alone. Il was noted a month ago that
outside capital was quietly purchasing
large blocks OF Spring Valley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-05
FIRE N CARNEGIE INSTITUTE.

PITTSBCRG- NOV Fire today
threatened the destruction Of the Car
negie Institute. valued at $4,000. .O0C
and the most beautiful structure OF its
kind in America The IRE originated
Sd the power room in the basement
from defective electric wires and was
exiting uished after damaging the
were many persons in the music haii
Of the Institution attending an organ
recital when the IRE Was discovered.
but al reached the street II safety
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-05

DECKER PIANO 70 Esther Solomon,
city
KIMBALL PRIZE PIANO TO A a
Jacobs, city
BAILEY PIANO to A c. Kennedy
KIMBALL GRAND PIANO to 4 Ne
Comb. city
LESTER PIANO to G. NJ Edding-
ton. city
scHUMANN PIANO to ". A Smith,
cHICKERING GRAND PIANO
(used) 10 " r Richard. city
PEERLESS SELF-PLATING ELEC-
TRIO PIANO for Phoebe New
WISER PIANO 10 H Olson. city
KI.fBALL PRIZE PIANO 70 G. "
Caldwell, city
DECKER PIANO to J. A NesSit
city
MISSION STYLE AUTO-PIANO TO H
Wilson, city
PEAsE PIANO to P. C Jordan
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STUDENTS DRIVEN oUT BIZ FIRE

ers. with the uniforms OF the varsity
football team. were destroyed and forty
students were thrown into a panic to-
night by FIRE IN The University school
Hough avenue and East Seventy first
street The students. some OF them
asleep IN the dormitory. rushed out CT
the building in great excitement No
one was huTt The less is S5o00.
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HERE IS THE RECORD
The Names of the Buyers and What They Bought
Yesterday and Friday-=Sl4, 600 Worth
of Fine Pianos

BAILEY PIANO 70 Charles stachle.
city.
CLARENDON SILVER TONED PI-
ANO. c T Camp city
5000 AUTO-PIANO 20 General Ar
thur Macarthur. Fort Mason
HAZELTON GRAND PIANO 10 Mss
II. Faulkner. city.
CLARENDON SILE Err TONED Pr
ANO 20 L Strickland. city.
BAILEY PIANO 70 G. Bailey. city.
CLARENDON SILVER TONED Pr
ASO 10 Wn1- WaDke. city
BAILEY PIANO 10 H J. 5IoFehouse.
city.
WISER PIANO 70 Guista & Ball.
city
HINzE PIANO to J. ". LOvsnthal.
DECKER PIANO to L Chezs-s. city
BAILEY PIANO 10 II = Wood
ward. city.
PEAsE PIANO 10 E c. Johnston.
city
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A,.ERrCAs SINGER 4 SUCCESS.

PARIS. Nov. Marguerite Silva. an
sIneriean singer appeared tonight al
the opera ConiGue in .-Cavalleria Rus
tIcana- Her rendition was a distinct
success.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-05

Vote the Independent Non
Partisan judicial ticket-the
bottom ticket on the machine
first tomorrow and you
will be sure of voting against
the Ruef Judges.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-05

EMPEROR ENTERTAINs DELEGsTEs.-Bcr-
lin. Nov 4-Tro delegates from each cc.utry
represented AT the international wireless tele-
g-7.,h conference took luncheon win Emperor
william to-day john l. Waterbury cf New
YcIS and Rear Admiral Mznnering attended
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS
OFFICE. 1oIs BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
prI.nEN 4 pERCIvA

BELDEN & PERCIVAL.
S3150-Nice S-room residence, near 18th st.
and Telegraph ave-; lot 3lx140: best residence
buy in town.
Central Key Route Tract, most central loca-
tion. cheapest prices and easiest terms ever
offered lots $500 eacn. S100 down, $40 month
ly; new homes S2450 and UP; S2O-5O monthly
and little $3.50 down; send for catalogue
and IL at once.
$15. .50O-The best buy in town on close-In
cross street, between Telegraph and San Pablo
aves.; So feet frontage, with good improve
ments; netting per cent income, which can
be increased its location and splendid bust
ness future assures a rapid Increase IN value
See that pretty cottage now completing on
sunny lot minutes walk to business center
and 1 block to depot: S2S5 cash and S24
monthly buys 1t: If you can beat this any
where in town, it 8 yours for nothing
$6500-Absent owner orders sacrifice OF ele-
CANT home for immediate sale; rooms. den,
servants room cement basement with plaster
ed ceiling; all finest construction with 4-fOot
foundation; circular yeranda and round win
dows; all splendidly finished and a very cen
trail location with lot 50xIO0. with children s
playhouse. Couldn't be duplicated short OF
10000 Keys at office.
S2So0 will buy 7-room house and lot 2Sx100
Market St, new Key Route ferry line
Thirty minutes and cents to San Francisco
The Central Key Route Tract is the ideal loca-
ton for the man whose business or employment
Is In S. F. Come and see II.
BELDEN & PERCIVAL,
1112 Broadway. Oakland.
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REAL EsTATE-coUNTRy-FoRs SALE
SPECIAL sNAPi.

LOOK THIS UP WITHOUT DELAYu
$500 this week takes Is acres of fine level,
deep loam soil. only one mile from Sunnyvale
r. r. station in Santa Clara Co, miles from
Mountain View; II acres now in orchard.
Surely this is the best snap you have ever
seen Owner who is in Oregon, must have
some rnoEey Immediately
s13 GOo-2200- acres stock ranch near the
coast 1 "a miles from store and postofhce. new
10-room residence, small creek and numerous
springs; blacksmith shop. workmen's house;
chicken house: this place Is known to nave
green feed the year round will carry 300 head
OF stock without risk OF loss 500 acres CT
outside range land controlled by this place.
Send &c stamp for 3S-page catalogue of
Country Lands. largest published in the world.
BURR-PADDON COMPANY,
40 Montgomery ST., San Francisco, Cal.
Phone Main 3794
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE.

FAIRFAX Terrace right at the station: lots
all ready for building; street work complete;
water laid; $125 each; terms 10 per cent
cash. balance S5 per month For maps and
particulars, apply to Bay Counties Realty
Company, owners. 7S Chronicle building
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ADVERTISE. IN THIS PAPER FOR A REAL JOB
real EsTArE-cITY-FoR SALE.
BURR-PAppoN COMPANY.

Gncorporatedl.
nuns sa sna. Soo1s12, sos 5ooDsi2. 500
If you are interested in purchasing flats you
will no doubt consider the location in which
you cannot do better than by purchasing prop
erty facing the Park Panhandle. In this local
Iy on Oak ST. we can sell you three mats s., OF a. Z,
come of $50 per month. The condition OF the
mats Is good foundation brick a ana ns me nnSn 1rdS
erty in this vicinity you will know that the
same is never vacant and that your income 10
per- permanent Car service is good and such a.. as
time either day OF night Be sure and call at
our office Wednesday early If you are inter-
BURR-PADDoN COMPANY.
Phone Main 87a4. ~ 10 10 Montgomery st.
$500 EACH for two lots. 5ox120; these lots
are only 21a blocks from the HIST. electric
car line and Golden Gate Park; the grand
view of the ocean. Cliff House and the Ma
owner will sell on terms II desired; S35 down,
$40 per month; this price is sure to advance
very soon. because lots in adjoining blocks
selling for higher prices
E W. J. WHITE COMPANY.
$500
Two new and very substantially built flats
on Sacramento ST., in good section; rents see. 80
a month built for home and not to sell. cleo
tric cars passing, going to Market and Powell
SITS. without transfer; all-night car service; lot
25x127.
THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,
8 MONTGOMERY ST.
A BIG bargain for investment; on account Of
sickness / must leave this country; will
sell my property at 913h Capp St, consisting
OF flats and 2 cottages. S0x115 feet; all in
good condition: steady tenants: income $2040
year; price 81, 900; easy terms. Apply to
the owner. 9f313 Capp st.
FOR sale-Near Parkside and Golden Gate
Park; fine marine view blocks And lots;
cheapest in district z. j. HOOPER. 26
Montgomery st.
S220Q-MODERN cottage; rooms. bath y
block of cars: streetwork done stone side
walk: easy terms. 1910 Mission st.
$7000-FOR sale. business corner; large lot;
15-room house grocery and bar on corner.
Call 23O6 Fulton st.
BEST investment IN San Francisco for $1,000:
sure to double in value within six months.
Gail at 602 Hearst building.
ATTRACTIVE bargains in city real estate only
of BURR-PADDON CO.. 40 Montgomery St.
San Francisco.
UP to date advertising OF real estate proposi-
tions. printed list on application. AUSTIN
F SHANNON 323 Montgomery st
WANTED-To buy cottage In good neighbor-
hood: rooms with basement; yard; terms.
Address c. H. DALEMAN. 1881 Market st
COME see plans OF stylish cottages. rooms
-
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CHEAP. Neat Homes.

CHEAP, Neat Homes.
$3.50 cash. $40 monthly; house. rooms;
good well water; elegant level lot 100000;
twelve lots. fronting streets; 5-ft board
fence all around it; In well built UP local
fty; price $210O.
$3.50 cash, So monthly: bungalow cottage.
rooms; 6-foot basement; lot 5Oxl10; fenced:
city water: price 1880.
500 cash. SO monthly. neat cottage, 4
rooms basement; good brick well or city
water; lot 1O0x100; four lots, all fenced,
new: price S1450.
The above places are convenient to cars.
schools, churches, etc. Call send for cir
cular ass 9th ST.. near Broadway, Oakland.
H. H. JONES' owner
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
PROPERTY WANTED.

CAN sell anything from lot at Ingleside TO
a mansion on the heights.
SHANNON, THE REAL ESTATE MAN"
323 Montgomery ST., at California.
WANTED-Good city and country real estate.
BURR-PADDON CO.. 40 Montgomery ST., r.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
OFFICES AND STORES TO LET.
PERSONALS.

FINE store in an excellent business block
1884 Ninth ave. bet. IA and sts.; rent SIS
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
ALAMEDA ADVERTS'M'TS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

SEE US. We have what you want; so lots for
happy homes $500 70 $1,000; new cottages,
5000. S2250 $500 $500 and 5000; 5 and
rooms; 25 houses in from S14oO to $500;
price according to size and location s325o.
milk business 81 cows horses and every
thing complete: good route; many good
houses for rent; no real estate hot air. but
square deal H R ALTON COMPANY. 1923
Park ST.
FINE modern Groom house, porcelain bath,
sanitary plumbing: lot 50x142; good loca-
ton; convenient to station and electric cars.
only $3.50: a positive bargain; small cash
payment; balance same rent
HAWKS & MEHRTENS.
Cor 7th ST. and Railroad ave. Alameda
MODERN Groom cottage. bath; 5ox150. 151s
Mozart St. Encinal station, narrow gauge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
HALFMooN BAY REAL ESTATE.

HALFMOON BAY REAL ESTATE.
MIRAMAR TERRACE AND MIRAMAR
BEACH are absolutely the best subdivisions
in Halfmoon Bay; they adjoin the new city
of Balboa where over half million dollars
Will be spent during current year, thus as
suring a quick advance in values. Lots 500
up; easy terms: call and arrange for ex-
cursion HALFMOON BAY DEVELOP
MENT CO.. oil Montgomery st.
COME any day. receive free ticket to Half
moon Bay and best located lots. JOR-
DAN & LITTLEPAGE, room 414, Hearst
bldg; phone Montgomery 1e49.
CALL or drop me postal; free excursion and
dinner; Halfmoon Bay and Millbrae. Err
DIN, 216 Eddy st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTS

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
SPECIAL SALE.
s30oo-Fine large lot on Alcatraz ave, 162
feet west OF Telegraph ave; this piece or
realty will become business property; nne
chance for investment: 1O0x39s. See owners,
HAINES & ZIEGLER REALTY Co.
1887 Harmon st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

WE will locate you on good Government land:
you are entitled to 800 acres OF Government
land, 100 acres of agricultural land and also
160 acres of timber claim. Call and see US
at 514A Jones st. Incose stamp for further
information. PACIFIC LOCATING. DEvEL-
OPING and COLONIZATION COMPANY.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

TAMALPAIS PARK.
In beautiful Mil Valley, third-rail cleo
trio: inspiring scenery: magnificent trees:
graded streets. severed, water mains. Lots
5Ox150, $3.50 to 500. It's a place to invest
and take profit. Illustrated booklets.
LYON & HOAG, 116 Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

10 EMPLOYERS
WHO WANT THEM
WE HAVE N ONE BATCH
40 Mexican laborers at 81 20 day.
MURRAY & READY, oS4-636 Clay st
Butcher. Southern California shop. $40 "a.
But cher, South Slaughter Works. $40 I'd.
LOOK.
Porter. city grocery and saloon, $40 week
blacl1smiths. lumber CO. $50. $50. $40 I'd.
MACHINISrs. 50 DAY.
LOOK.
Clothes packer. cleaning and dye works. .are
I-aundryman. plain work country hotel. s25
found.
G carpenters, same place. $3.50 day.
BIG MONEY. TEA MSTERS
- tH-o-horse teamsters. s55 and I'd.
FREE FARE FOR THESE TRANSFERS
NEW LUMBER JOBS
Sashcutter. lumber CO., north 81 IS day
Doorcutter, lumber CO.. north 50 so day.
? good trimmer men, lumber CO.. SO so day
Edgeruan. lumber CO.. $3.50 day.
MURRAY & READY. 634-e36 Clay St
Plumber. fare sI.35. So day.
Bench shop carpenter. fare 81 q. 1878 day.
Cabinet maker. fare Sl.J0. 81 day
Stouemason- country job. $3.50 day and I'd.
Carpenters helper city s225 day.
Tesnster. coal yard. lumber CO.. S2.25 to
Tessnstef. lumber CO.. near city. s225 day.
LOOK
Man. handle trowel and mix concrete. 50
Gay.
'REE FARE. CENTER OF FRUIT REGION.
I.aborers. crush rock, etc, boss here, SEQ
BOARD IN HOTEL
10 laborers work for nursery company, 50
day
SPECIAL
10 Italians to plant vines etc, S32. so I'd
laboreFs for vineyard. c. C Co.. fare ST.
81 % day and I'd.
Man. wash bottles. etc. $50 I'd.
LOOK.
Bakers helper. fare 10c. 81 to SIS week I'd
Bakers fare SLIGO. $40 "a.
LOOK.
Bartender end Of San Francisco, $50 70.
Sugar ccater for city pharmacy. SIS TO s1s
week
Porter frst-ciaes country hotel. $50 found
hall men city. good hotels. SO I'd.
Assistant janitor city institution, $45.
MARRIED.
Chorenan and wife, ranch, boss here $50 to
$50 I'd
Mixer and WIFE, boss here SEQ i'd
MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

E. C. HUGHES COMPANY, printers engray-
ers and binders. 51l sansome ST., S. f.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
sAUsALITO REAL ESTATE.

HOUSES and lots for sale: houses to rem
W. H ATKINSON, Starr King building /:
Geary St, and Water St. Sausalito.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-28
AsHUELoT, N. II.

G. r. Brown has given up the teaming
job at the Sheridan Woolen mills
Miss Gertrude Madigan Of Fitchburg,
Mass, was a recent guest Of Mrs. d. j.
Riley
Mrs. p. M. McAuliff Of Greenfield, Mass,
was at her fathers, John Conroy's, part
of last week.
A. N. Kingsley returned from Boston
Monday evening, where he has been under
medical treatment several weeks
The ladies' of the Universalist church
will have a salad supper at The hall this
Friday evening, from to o'clock, fol-
lowed by a social.
c. H. Fairbanks has bought the Stetson
farm adjoining his, and Elmer f. Stetson,
its former owner, has moved to his faith
ers farm near the railroad bridge.
Miss Florence L. Converse has left the
employ of the Ashuelot Paper company
and gone to Brightwcod, Mass, to live
with the Rawson family that recently
moved from here.
over 100 books have been added to the
Thayer library from the collection Of the
late Mrs. e. c. Thayer They are worthy
books Of reference, history and biography,
less than 20 being works OF fiction.
Mrs. B. ]. Riley attended the state
convention of the Ladies'. Auxiliary, An
cient Order Of Hibernians at North Wal
pole and Bellows Falls last week Tuesday
| and the banquet at the Saxtons River
| hotel
Miss Sibly Of Athol. Mass, has been
spending a week with her sister and
other recent guests there have beer
cousins,-Mr. and Mrs. Jillson Of Gard
ner, Miss Ball of Northfield and Edward
| Ball OF Denver, Colo.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-28
WESTMINSTER WEST.

Charles Minard and family OF Boston
are visiting at Henry Minards
Mr. and Mrs. f. S. Clark and daugh-
ter, Alice, were at ]. II. ClariS's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Goodhue are
spending a week with their daughter,
Mrs Schwenk, in Brattleboro
The ladies' aid society met with Mrs.
]. p. Ranney last week Thursday after
noon. There was a good attendance.
Mrs. Smith, who spent the sumner at
r. w. Carpenters, went from there last
week. she WIN visit friends IN different
parts Of the state before returning to her
home in Gree rfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Fisher. Mrs Arthur
Harlow. Mrs J, p, Rfhney. Miss Car
penter. Mrs, ]. o. Smith and Mrs. A. p.
Ranney attended the Sunday school con-
ference at Saxtons River last week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. H, Clark and, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Ranney attended the reunion
Of Company B, 18th Vermont volupt eers,
at Brattleboro Monday. The OCCASION was
made pleasant by the presence Of Mrs.
Anna Beach OF Burlington
Many people who have visited o, J.
Ranney's greenhouse and grounds the
past few weeks speak Of the beauty Of his
fan flowers thS bril1iancy and variety Of
his cannas, gladioli and dahlias being re-
markable. Although living a long dis
lance back upon a hill Mr. Ranney has
built up a successful trade in plants anc
flowers and anyone buying from him Is
almost sure to have satisfactory results.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-28
WESTMINSTER.

]. 70. Leach recently sold 30 acres Of
his pasture land to Mr.. Royce.
DIT. Hall Of Greenville, N. H., is a
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Barnard.
A parity Of school girls went on a picnic
Wednesday with Miss Ruggles as chap
eron.
The ladies' aid society viii hold its
october meeting next Wednesday at the
church paricrs.
G. w. wilkins took his family and
guests to the Valley Fair in his touring
car Tuesday and Wednesday
Mrs. Dale and John Dale, jr., who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
wilkins the past week. have returned to
their home in Townshend. Misses Helen
a visit in Townshend
The first meeting Of the Fortnightly
club will be held Oct / at the church
parlors. Following is the program: An
nual report of secretary; music; talk
"The Children" Miss Susan M. Holton
events OF the summer, by members
music. The pupils of our schools are
especially invited.
After a night of intense suffering Il
was found necessary "Wednesday morning
to perform another operation upon How
ard Smith. An abscess had formed, which
is no uncommon complication. DR.. Davis
of New York city, a friend Of Mr.. Smith
being here on a visit assisted DIR. Miner
Mr.. Smith is as comfortable as can be ex-
pected.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-28
WILMINGTON.

Leon Wheeler is very i'll with typhoid
fever.
Hosea Mann of Torrington was in aown
over Sunday.
A large number Of our people attended
the Valley Fair. '7
George Dixon has resigned mis- position
as foreman OF the Times Office.
Rev. Flint M. Bssen will occupy the
Universalist pulpit next Sunday
Mrs ]. H. Kidder is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles E. Gardner, in Troy.
Miss Matilda Goulnng is visiting in
Montreal and other places and will be
absent two weeks or more.
Ralph H. Mann left town Monday for
Burlington to enter the freshman class of
the University of Vermont
Clark Chandler and ]. II. Kidder are in
the West examining property upon which
the Wilmington Savings bank holds mort
cages.
An extension 20 the roof of the Savings
bank building will prevent the snow from
obstructing the sidewalk as 1t has here
tofore.
Philip Goulding, who has been assist
ant librarian in the congressional library
in Washington some time, has resigned
| his position and will go to Urbana, Ohio,
| to be librarian Of the public library.
| Charles c. Barlow went to Chicago last
week to meet Mrs. Barlow who has been
in Minnesota several weeks, and return
with her. In some way they missed each
other in the depot and Mrs. Barlow came
on home thinking that Mr.. Barlow had
not arrived. She reached Wilmington a
day or two in advance Of Mr.. Barlow.
George H. Barber. accompanied by his
wife, left Tuesday for Urbana, Ohio,
where they will remain week or more
before going 10 Colorado, where they ex-
pect to spend the winter. Mr.. Barber has
been in poor health some time and goes
in the hope Of receiving benefit from the
mountain air in Colorado. His many
friends wish that he may return fully re-
covered
John Ripley Snow Of West Dover was
arraigned before Justice L. w. Boyd Sat
urday on complaint of Grand Juror John
r. Buell. on the charge OF cruelty to one
Of his team horses. The AFFAIR happened
near the residence OF N. NJ. Haskell and
Mr.. Haskell, his SON and two daughters
Were witnesses. A jury was empaneled
consisting Of M. L. Burr. c. II. Parmelee
F. S. Crafts W. S. Brown, b. E. Medbur5
and David G. Hubbard. o. z. Butter
: field appeared as counsel for the stat'
: and Mr.. Snow plead his own case. Th'
3 jury disagreed and the case was continues
until November. Mr.. Snow being place.
under 500 bail.