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Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
OMAHA PROOF

Mrs. Michael Tosonsry No. sos North
18th street. says. My back often ached
so severely that could hardly stand It,.
have been at times 80 that | could
scarcely move and to stoop was an utter
impossibiity. To add 20 my misery
trouble with the kidney secretions existed
and ! was constantly trying something
to cure me. but n cure never came My
husband got Doans Kidney Pills iJr ne
at Kuhn & Co.'S drug store. corner 18Th
and Douglas streets. and after ticking them
for a week, much to my surprise and con
siderably more to my qualification, the
lons-standing trouble disappeared. Send
any one in Omaha to me u they want
personal recommendation OF Doan's Kidney
Pills"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
SETTLERS WANT U. B. |. LANDS
Land once Mt Broken Bow Delayed
with Applications for Filing
and Information.

Register James Whitehead of the Broken
Bow land ONCE. who is a witness before
the United States district court in the
Ware trial, received letter Saturday
from Receiver John Reese at the Broken
Bow land once. which states a dig boom
is on in the land once there Just how
The town of Broken Bow is crowded with
parties coming there to make filings on
the cancelled L. b. /. entries in person
Judge Reese says his once is virtually
ov-rwhelmed with mail applications for
information regarding the lands and what
process will be necessary to secure filings,
and whether the applicants had better
come up in person.
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he is required to forswesr and ahiure ALE
glance to all other princes and potentates
and especially the ruler OF the country in
which he claims citizenship at the time OF
his application. On the completion OF his
naturalization he is as much = citizen OF
the United States as IL born here. his sole
disability being that he cannot become
president His return to the land OF his
birth would not AFFECT his standing a.
citizen OF the United states, and should he
desire to resume his former condition as
citizen OF his native country he would have
10 forswear allegiance TO the United states
and take a formal oath OF allegiance TO the
other country. Just as II he were not \
native thereof. This rule applies TO all
countries
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
DOYLE PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Man Accused of stabbinE His Chum
10 Death ArraiEned In
Criminal Court.

John Doyle was arraigned before Judge
Day Saturday morning to plead to the
charge of murder IL. the second degree
for the killing Of his friend and partner,
John Kelly. on the afternoon of January
2, with a knife They had qusrreled sud
denly over the division OF 20 cents. Doyle
entered a plea of not guilty.
Mike Ford and James Maher OF South
Omaha were srraigned on a fourth charge
Of being highwaymen and entered plea
OF not guilty. This fourth charge is pre-
ferred by Leo Roemer. South Omaha
saloon keeper. who claims they are the
men who attempted TO hold him up In his
saloon. but backed out when he refused to
accede to their demands.
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Royal Neighbour. OF America.

The following officers of Ivy camp No. 9.
Royal Neighbors OF America, were in
Price acting as installing officer and Mrs
Susie Lindbere as ceremonial marshal
o.. Mrs Tena Schnetz; =. O.. Mrs. NJ. +.
Morrill,; c., Mrs. Edith Lake, treasurer
Mrs Sadie Edmundson: recorder. Mrs Nell
lie Kulp; NJ. Miss Mamie Thayer; l. s..
Mrs Fannie Cowger; o. s., Mrs. Christina
stefan. DR.. c. F. Clark. After the installa-
ton Mrs Anna Price. in the name OF Ivy
camp. presented the oracle, Mrs. Tena
Schnetz who has been elected for a second
term. with beautiful gold brooch as a
token or friendship and appreciation A
fine progra am OF ten numbers. consisting OF
music and recitations. was enjoyed by
about 80 members and friends. after which
coffee and cake were served.
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FOLK AND WEAVER SPEAK
Governor OF Missouri and Mayor of
Philadelphia Guests of Boston
Merchants.

BOSTON. Jan. eo.-F'ive hundred of the
leading men OF Boston. members of the
Boston Merchants association, attended
the dinner of the organization at Hotel
Somerset tonight and heard addresses by
Governor Joseph w. Folk OF Missouri
Mayor John Weaver OF Philadelphia, Gov
srnor Curtis Guild. Mayor Fitzgerald OF
this city and William T. Tilden. a leader
In the Philadelphia Citizens movement that
supported Mayor Weaver in his campaign
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

Doan's Kidney Pills are made % Iurs
roots and herbs that have q direct healing
action on the Kidneys. They soothe.
cleanse and stimulate rouse the kidneys
to action. and drive the kidney poisons out
Of the body They remove the cause and
cure permanently. Many women CT ,tis
city have been cured and gladly tell Of 1t.
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Banker. Union of the world.

Omaha lodge No. 1. Bankers Union of tho
World held regular meeting Friday even
ing. January IA, in Fraternity hall Though
the meeting was strictly business one the
hall was well filled with members from the
two lodges. Mr.. c. NJ. Monahan, president
of Fraternal lodge No. 8. presided.
A class OF twenty-six was duly initiated.
Robes for the womens degree team were
presented and an announcement made that
at next regular meeting OF Omaha lodge No.
| the women's degree team would give an
exhibit OF degree work in the nature Of a
drill. Mr.. c. w Irish, city manager, will
lead the team.
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ualme. lei. Contrnet.

LINCOLN. Jan. 0-With the annnInee-
Ias mt that ne had secured his release flpnl
the Chicago American league base tall
club. Manager william ("Ducky'J ttOlrnes
~ the Lincoln team In the western tssaS
fence. Erandstand and bleachers II the
ball park he has leased The grsnnds
W~s' Tisie Of tie business distr',i. fIo1m
las twenty players andsE csnIaes-
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National Union.

session Thursday evening. Myrtle Annex
Continental block. There was an excellent
attendance, two members being initiated
In the social hour Speaker ]. p. Connolly
read a very excellent little paper on Sam
uel Morse, the Inventor of the Telegraph"
which was treat to every listener. The
council agreed TO defer next meeting till
Friday evening next that the members
might have an opportunity of attending
the Burns celebration Thursday evening
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knights of Maccabee..

Omaha tent No. 70 met in regular review
on last Thursday night The degree was
conferred on several candidates and more
applications acted on. On next Thursday
night installation of officers for the ensu-
ms term will take place, after which the
entertainment committee will get in their
work. General Organizer J. NJ. Emeritus OF
the supreme tent will visit the tent some
time In February. The date OF his visit
will be announced later.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
NEWS FROM THE ARMY FosTS
Fort NiOhrnra .

FORT NIOBRARA. Neb.. Jan. 9.-(Spe-
cial. )-Captain Joseph p. O'Nel, TWENTY
fifth infantry. has been retired from duty
as a member OF the general court-martial
in session at Fort Crook and Captain II.
NJ. Powell, quartermaster, Twenty NTH in
fantry, has been detailed in his stead,
Captain and Mrs. Powell, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Ball and Captain Macklcy left for
Omaha on Sunday morning. the 18th.
DIR. and Mrs. Brown entertained at dinner
on Saturday night. Their guests were Cap
tain and Mrs. Powell. Lieutenant Blyth and
Mr.. Leonard Sparks Of Valentine.
Major and Mrs Penrose entertained Cap
tain and Mrs. Cronin and Captain and Mrs.
Leitch at dinner on Saturday night.
After the drill hour on Tuesday Company
X defeated Company in a matched game
OF association foot ball the score being 2
to 0.
Quartermaster Sergeant William Tate,
Company L, Twenty-ffth infantry. and Mis-
Turner were united in marriage at the home
Of Mrs y. T. Swinton on Sunday evening.
Chaplain Steward performed the ceremony.
The cutting of ice on the post pond has
been suspended owing to the warm weather
that has visited this part of Nebraska. Sew
eral thousand pounds were cut the first
Private Dunlap Troop c. Sixth cavalry
was tried by a general court-martial on the
10th on the charge OF desertion. Major {.
" Penrose Was president OF the court ana
Lieutenant James Blyth defended Dunla p
The court considered two dispositions and
adjourned TO await the arrival OF witnesses
from Merriam, Neb., which town is at pres
ent quarantined.
Mrs Z. j. Troup and Miss Fanny Trout
are visiting with Captain and Mrs. J. r
O'Neil for the remainder of the winter
They arrived from Portland, Ore, or
Thursday.
second Lieutenant G. c. Lawrason spent
several days at Rosebud Indian agency
during the week inspecting cattle for Issue
to the Indians.
Second Lieutenant ID. ID. Hay has beer
relieved from duty as assistant to the adiu
tant.
Second Lieutenant D. Donald has been re-
lieved from duty as assistant 10 the pos
treasurer and exchange off1cer.
Second Lieutenant Lawrason has beer
relieved from duty as assistant TO the com
missary.
First Lieutenant F. S Bugbe4. battalion
adjutant, il performing the duties of guar
termaster during the absence of Captain
II. NJ. Powell.
Company X defeated Company NJ at as
sociation foot ball on Wednesday morning
score 1 to o.
deputy United States marshal from
Omaha visited the post on Wednesday II
connection with the case of the United
States versus Charles Price OF Valentine
! After ascertaining the business location o
1 Oner and take him to Omaha. This IL 4
1 hoped will be the means OF closing up on
of the worst joints in the vicinity Of tn
/ post.
Since pay day there have been severa
| fights, none Of which has resulted In nut
i ting the participants in the hospital. Sew
| eral. however, have been placed in tn
trial by general court-martial, one ma
| CHARGED with assault and the other witt
shooting with intent TO kill. Both are ap
/ parently clear cases against the men.
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Order cf scottish Clans.

Clan Gordon No. s. held it's regular meet
ing Tuesday evening in Myrtle annex, Con-
tinentsi building. Two new applications
were handed in and a ballot cast on three
more. The meeting was large and business
was gotten through with at an early hour
and song and sentiment had an innings,
when the following clansmen entertained
r. @. Watson. George w. McDougall, Rob
ert Kerr, Adam Jameson. William Ken
needy ID. w. Ferguson. Ed A. Lindsay,
Thomas Falconer. sr. Thomas Johnson. J.
s. Paul and Hugh Suite. The secretary
played the piano as his share. After some
part-songs had been sung. the meeting
closed by the entire company singing that
old psalm tune. "Eastgate.
The Burns celebration will be held Thurs
day evening at Lyric theater. Nineteenth
and FarnAm streets, with dancing In the
hall above.
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nov. race a Auditorium.

Entries for the Fat mems race at the AUei-
torium did not MI Saturday night and Man
ager Gillian accommodated the large crowd
which was present with a skate boys race
instead. These youngsters surely skated for
blood and there was no loafing on the turns.
Arthur Riomberg won first prize and Harry
Ksnner second The latter led until the
eleventh lap. when he swerved too wide
and BiOmberg slipped through on the in
side and won by several yards.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

Mecca court No. Is gave a progressive
high five and dancing party last Wednes-
day evening at Barfght's Society hall. Nine
teenth and Farnam streets, which was at
tended by about $50 members and friends.
The regular business meeting will be held
next Thursday evening. limitations Thurs
day night a week following.
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wooamen of the world.

The members Of United States camp No
- enjoyed a very good meeting last
Thursday evening. January IS. at which
ensuing year. The camp has a bright fu-
ture before IL with the new officers in the
chair Social events will predominate at
every meeting hereafter. All members are
urgently requested TO come and participate
J. the doings
The central committee Of the woodnlen
OF the World met in special session in the
executive Council chamber al headquarters
ol MoncaK. January Is, for the purpose OF
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Royal Highlander,

On Monday evening, January Is, a new
castle of the Royal Highanders was or
ganized in Patterson hall with a charter
membership of eighty-seven members. n.
q. Gildersleeve OF Lincoln, special agent.
acted as installing officer. The degree
team Of Jan Huss. castle of Council Bluffs
exemplifed the work. The following ON
GERS were elected: P. !. p. Earl Spencer:
l. p, William Il. Ten Eyck; w. A., Stella
r. jacob; c. s., Elizabeth Bellknap:
guide. Lydia Rodstrom; warder, w. j.
Mein; sentry, Jesse Terry. On next Mon.
day evening the castle will meet in Patter-
son hall with about forty-seven candi-
dates to be initiated
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ECHOES OF THE AlTEa .on
Modern brotherhood OF America.

The degree team of Omaha lodge No.
10, Modern brotherhood Of America, will
SU' North Twenty-fourth street Monday
evening to make final arrangements for
tne first OF their monthly dances, which
will be held at Ancient Order of United
Workmen temple on Thursday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Tnion N.teranr Inion.

NieksburE regiment No. l. Union Neter-
ans union, will hold its regular meeting in
Barght hail. Nineteenth and Farnum. Fri
day evening. January - AT o'clock. All
members in good standing are invited.
Every member should make IL a point to
be present to hear reports OF the retiring
officers. The matter of holding a great
campfire in the near future will also be
taken under consideration.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
DuDdee.


John II. Harte was in Iowa on business
during the past week.
Rev. and Mrs. Johns left on Monday for
trip TO Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Thompson OF St Louis lie the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. d. L. Johnson
@. w. Hamilton was in st. Louis and
Kansas City on business during the week.
Mrs. g. r. Ellison gave a birthday party
saturday afternoon for her daughter, Made
Mrs.. W. s Wedge of Benson, formerly
OF Dundee, was visitor in the village on
Friday.
on Wednesday of this week with Mrs w.
b. Howard.
A new frame house is being built on Cup
i il avenue. between Forty-eighth and
Mrs. w. L. selby will entertain at card.
Friday afternoon, January ~. at her home,
4eb Davenport street.
The Ladies' Ala society of the Dundee
presbyterian church met on Friday with
Mrs. Bell, on Underwood avenue.
w. X. Mellor, who succeeds to the sec
retaryship OF the Board of State Agricul-
8. Pyke.
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ Kitchen OF Baldwin.
Ga, who have been the guests of MIR. and
Mrs. e. A. Benson, left for their home
during the week.
Mrs. Mary Moody-Pugh entertained at
dinner on Saturday the twenty-five menu
bers OF the Bellevue Womsn's club. who
held an afternoon session at her home on
California and F1ftieth streets.
The Round Dozen Social club met on
wednesday with Mrs. John H. Harte. De-
iightfui refreshments and a unique guess
Ing game were the features OF the after
noon, Mrs. Mary Moody-Pugh winning the
prize handsome burnt wood plaque.
Mr.. Rlckley of Columbus. Neb who has
established a meat market In connection
with Mr.. Bliss grocery store, on Under
wood avenue, is living with his daughter.
In the same house with Mr.. White and
family, recently vacated by Mr.. LOTUS, on
Chicago street
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

Omaha lodge No. al. F'raternal Union Of
America, have changed nights Of meeting
and loca ton. The lodge will meet now al
Fraternity nall No. ., Seventeenth and
Farnanl streets. every Tuesday evening
The lodge is preparing for a social dance
February 6.
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Mrs. Mary NJ. smith.
James OIeson.
Sneee..fnI Strike

against lung trouble can be engineered by
DIT. Kings New Discovery for consump-
tion. Coughs and Colds. Soc and 81. For
sale by sherman q Mcconnell Durg Co.
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brotherhood of Railway Carmen.

Omaha lodge No. lGs held its regular meet
ing last Thursday evening The committee
in>charge OF the entertainment and dance
TO be given Thursday evening. February 1.
at Ancient order of United Workmen tenn
pie, lie North Fourteenth street. reported
that all arrangements were completed and
a good program has been arranged. after
which refreshments will be served.
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Rathbone Sisters.

Lillian temple No. ], Rathbone Sisters.
Will give card and dancing party Mon
day evening, January p in Myrtle hall
Fifteenth and Douglas streets
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K..rncy Creamery 4. Absorbed.

KEARNEY. Neb Jan. 3.-(Special Tele-
srsm.)-The Kearney creamery. which has
been in existence for the last two years,
sompany,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

Omaha court No. il0-had four applications
last Tuesday night and initiated seven can
didates. All those who made Application In
December and have not been Initiated are
urged TO be present Tuesday night. January
%. as all policies must be taken up by the
18th.
OF a program, refreshments and dancing
will be given.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

The Loyal Mystic Legion gave caro-
| party and dance at its hall last Thursday
evening The hall was crowded and f1nc
time was enjoyed by all. Next Thursday
will be regular meeting night. All members
are rennesfed to be present.
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Roynl Achafes.

The joint lodges OF Omaha and South
Omaha Royal Achates will give a progress
siYC high five party and dance at Baright' =
society hall, Nineteenth and Farnam. on
Tuesday evening. January 90 Tickets can
be had at Royal Achates ONCE. Arlington
jolly crowd.
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Fort Riley.

FORT RILEY. Kan. Jan. 20.-iSpecial. >
Sunday morning at about II O'Clock Ser
geant Cleve Liston OF Troop c, Thirteenth
cavalry, WIS shot by the accidental dis
charge of his caTbine, and died at the post
hospital about an hour later. He was on
the detail for guard duty and had gone
into his room at the troop barracks pre-
sumably for the purpose OF cleaning his
carbine for inspection. When the report
Of the gun was heard a number of soldiers
entered the room and found the sergeant
In dying condition. shot through the left
breast, He was abou; years old and
had an excellent character. His father,
Charles ListOn, OF Arkansas City. Kan,
was at once notified and arrived here
Monday evening. Tuesday morning the
easket containing the remains was placed
on 4 gun carriage and, accompanied by
Troop c, Thirteenth cavalry, with the
sergesnt's horse I'm mourning. was taken
to junction City for shipment 10 Arkansas
City for interment
While there r. much timber along the
river bottoms on the Fort Riley military
reservation. the higher land IL without
trees. and Il IL believed that more timber
would render the reservation Of much
greater value for training troops and for
the fan maneuyeTs The question OF plant
ing trees on the reservation Was recently
tafen NJ with the War department and q
repa esentative VI The forestry bureau 0i
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DEATH RECORD.

Mrs. II. L. Dero.
The funeral of Mrs. Patrick L. Dore of
StS South Eighteenth street, took Iifce
saturday morning from ST. Philomena's
cathedral. High mass OF requiem was
celebrated by the acting pastor. Rev,
James W. Stenson. assisted by Fathers
senne and Kearns. Father stenson de-
llvered a short address, extolling the
character Of the deceased. her helpful
activity in good works. her generous deeds
and unherslded charities.
Mrs. Dores death came with a sudden
ness that was shocking alike to family
ana friends. She was Ill less than week.
Il was hard 10 realize that one in APP
parent good health a week ago had Joined
the great silent majority within sour days.
Surviving her are her husband. Patrick
l.. Dore. and a daughter Mrs. John r.
corfey.
The burial took place st Holy sepulcher
cemetery. Father stenson conducting the
service at the grave
ChsrIe. p. Clark.
RED OAK, Ia, Jan. 2o.-tSpeciaL)-
Charles F. Clark died at 9 o'clock this
morning after an illness of six months
at his home. corner of Joy and Eighth
street He came to Red Oak thirty-three
wears ago 20 MI the position as cashier in
the First National bank at its organIza-
ton. and has held that position ever since
Mr. Clark was married TO Miss Georgia
Johnson about three years ago. He vas
N his Slst year.
Mrs. Mary NJ. smith.
MAGNOLIA, Ia. Jan. 0.-(SpeciaL THE
funeral of Mrs. Mary NJ. Smith. relict OF
Peter s. Suaith, ST.. occurred here this week
She was 81 years OF age, was born in Ger
many and came to the United States and
Magnolia in lS59 The only surviving son /,
Peter 5. Smith, IT. The funeral took plac,
from the local German Lutheran church
with Rev BartholOw OF the Methods
church ofieiating.
James Oleson.
James Oleson of III Pacific street whS
vas a pioneer butcher of this city. Wal
buried Saturday afternoon at Prospec
Hin cemetery. Rev. ]. f. Hummon. ItsIo
% the KountIe Memorial church. cen
Quoted the service. Mr. oleson lived fo
forty years In Omaha.
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Modern woodmen of America.

Last Wednesday evening the Camp OF
Douglas County held their regular monthly
joint meeting with Camp No. 100 Four
hundred of the members were in attend
ance. The program was OF musical ma
ture. The Oklahoma Jubilee Singers were
the main feature of the evenings enter
tainment. They were enjoyed by all and
were encored repeatedly. Jesse Sutton rem
dered several selections on the piano; he
proved to be an expert on the worries, and
Rev c. w. Savage made one of his rous-
ing fraternal addresses. He held the at
tention OF the audience for some time with
his brotherly advice and humorous stories;
the audience was in continual laughter.
Forester Shinrock of 1Os team gave all
the bugle calls used in the army. and For
ester Liston amused the audience with
music on a bagpipe. After the musical
program was rendered refreshments were
served in observation-disclosures, coffee
and cigars.
B. and NJ. camp No. 945 lie making great
effort for their large class of initiation at
their next meeting. Friday. January 2e.
The newly elected clerk. II. F. Tagger, has
established an office in the Barker block,
rooms S2-33
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

following sovereigns were elected oficers
for the ensuing year; President J. l.
Houchin OF Druid camp; William Lamp
mann vice president United States camp;
n n. Bowes. secretary from United States
camp: J. J. Swoboda, treasurer from Omaha
Seymour camp. Much interest was shown
In the object and future welfare OF the
committee. Camps in the city which have
not elected delegates TO the committee are
urgently requested to do at once The
committee win meet again at the same
place ON Monday, January p at O'Clock
l.. m.
Alpha camp No. ! Is expecting a large
class Of candidates for initiation on Tues
day evening. January q. this being the
last Initiation this month.
TUESDAY evening. January -. the commit
tee on entertainment will have charge Of
the hall and have reported having made
Arrangements for a musical entertainment
and dance for the members and their
friends. This. like the entertainment given
this winter will be by invitation. These
Invitations can be secured from the clerk
Of vhe camp. No one not member of
the camps will be admitted without an in
yitation
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

North Omaha lodge No. 15e held an inter-
esting meeting last Wednesday evening
with large attendance. The committee
appointed to prepare for the grand annual
mask ball, TO be given Wednesday evening,
February q. at the Ancient order of United
Workmen temple. reported progress. The
class OF candidates Wednesday evening,
February IA.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

has been in an Omaha hospital tor the past
month. was able to return TO the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Brown.
where she will remain for several weeks,
before returning 10 her home
The city council held it's regular meeting
Monday night. The regular business was
transacted. couple % ordinances were
passed. one appointing appraisers for az
sessing damages for the new plat In the
north part OF the city on account OF the
several streets being vacated ]. s, Paul.
II. p. Herskind. W. r. Wall and August
Petersen were appointed appraisers. The
other ordinance called for the appointing
OF a park commission by the mayor. The
ordinance was regularly passed. The mayor
appointed J. 3. Paul. j. y. Brisbln and
c. J. Carlson as the park board.