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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Improved .... -
Continued.
HENNEPIN *Av. -.
$4,000 will buy 319 Hennepin ay, four-
story brick and stone building, lot 70 5x!OO,
mortgage SIS 500 at per cent; rents $242o;
rents can be Increased considerably at eXplra-
ton Of present leases. For sale exclusively
by Minneapolis Trust Co., aennepin and 4th st,
sPEc1A1-cHIcKENs AND FRUIT!
~ acres choice garden land. fruit ano
chickens; in Robbinsdale, two blocks 1rom
car line; good house, we'll and cistern.
$1,000 part time; owner must sell:
American Real Estate Investment Loan Co''
437 Andrus - -
ST 900 BUYS FINE RESIDENCE IN PROS
pect Park; almost new; might take some 1aoe
$1.75o, good s-room house. ". ga ST; 1he e;s
both bargains Owners 1eay1ne- CITY f4r
nest H. Damn, 5l6 Guaranty bldg. Il
FOR sALE-A VERY GOOD HOUSE ON DU
pont and 18th av N, we'll worth $4,000; vii
take 81, 500 cash; have to have the money
For particulars call P. 2. Swensen, 51s
Bank Of Commerce building.
$22oo-HoUsE, EIGHT ROOMS, PARTLY
modern, eighth ward, city water, stone walks
l. hardwood, gas and fixtures, open plumbing
bath; snap. Room S02 Phoenix building.
FOR SALE BY owNER-4so7 PLEASANT Az
a new six-room cottage with barn and pump
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THE WONDER WORKER.
The Only Psychic.
$500 Dead Trance, 90 Cents.
- IHrhn Groot pavohir -

= UeHU IrHHce NIeuIuHl
i'sa $40 Nicollet, Room J.. No signs.
Are you disheartened over your failures
Have you few minutes to speak to this Won
derful man? He will cause your troubles to
disappear, the future to be bright, as thou
sands testify in this city. A speciality, love,
business, marriage, divorce, Sickness lawsuits,
specu1ations, Investments, travels, enemies,
pensions, home troubles. Mail readings, 25c;
three questions; stamped envelope. +.. 4
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NEW YORK FLORISTS. WASH. Av 81;
feather and cut lowers and plants: floral de-
signs for all occasions. T. G. phone 1923.
GET PRICES ON OUT FLOWERS AND DE-
signs Latham, florist. SO 10th st 8. before
ordering elsewhere.
FLORAL DESIGNS AND FLoWERs IELE.
graph or rhone. Nagel's. 111S w Lake st.
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STOVE REPAIRS

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REPAIRS FOR AL STovEE-GREAT WEST.
ern Smvs Repair Co.. So Hennepin>
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. go & ACRES IN 4 9o1 De oouS \ MINI;
0 highly improved; sell on very easy terms,
0 or Will take good prairie land as first :;
0 payment, -" -
0 highly improved: $35 per acre; take small
0 farm as part payment, balance cash or
o go improved farms in Thomas county,
o Kansas $40 to $50 per acre
O 100000 acres fine. agricultural land IN
0 Missouri, So to $40 per acre; very easy !
0 terms. ~--.-
o For folders. railroad rates and full In
O formation address 81. -.2*s T. ~. r..tt
O E.5 The Robbins Company, --...--
O 400 New York Life Building, z..LA-
O Minneapolis. --.-
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Use Barter Their Usefulness
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.

S>s~-~~>~>~N~~~~~~~.>
Unfurnished Houses.
Sale w GRANT ST. ROOMS AND BATH.
$2o-1s15 Laurel av. rooms and bath
$lS-11OS E 18th st, 8 rooms and bath.
S15-S123 Pleasant ak, 7-room house.
S14-2b11 Clinton av, ground floor
$1O--2441 14th av s, ground floor. ~
S8-2705 14th ay S. rooms.
We write plate glass and fire insurance.
Ftndley, 5l7 Andrus Bldg.
NICE LITTLE BROOM COTTAGE. CITY WA
ter cellar, shed and storeroom; storm door
and windows: just what you have been look.
Ing sfor; Sill; 1929 By st ~ A duplicate q
this In Broom cottage at BIZ 315 st for ~.
Lauderda1e Co. Temple Court =
FOR RENT-AN ELEGANT 7-ROOM FLAT IN
duplex house; perfectly modern, charming To-
cation; 604 Ridgewood av s; permanent tenant
desired; possession about 1st Of May. Twin
City $3.50.
EIGHTH WARD sNAPi S02l LIST Av s; TEN
modern house: backyard fenced; barn;
by renting out furnished rooms you get your
rent free; possession given at once.
S20-oNE-HALF NEW BRICK HOUSE, SIX
rooms. modern except hot water; very nice:
to colored people. 2S17 Sth av S. B. Fl. Iru-
man. 62o1a Nicollet ay.
SIX NICE LARGE ROOMS, MODERN EXCEPT
heat. second floor, 1114 9Th st s, $1s; both
phones 2SOI ,Iohn w George
PARK Av AND 10th sT-sEVEN.RooM
house, partly modern, SIS. Apply G. j.
Hodges 713 10th st S.
NINE-ROoM HOUSE. 1889 LYNDALE Av S,
So Five rooms, 3246 Humboldt av S, $40.
caADEoTRN & BRADEN, y 4sh ST. S. HAVE
flats and houses. SO to $45.
FIVE.ROOM COTTAGE, 3l6 9th ST S, SIS.
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BUILDING PERMITS

SIX minor permits {. :. 81 ,5a5
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Furnished Houses.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY: COMPLETELY
furnished home will be rented by the owner
for two years or more from June, 1906. The
house is located in one Of the most desirable
residence sections of the city and within easy
walking distance Of tie business portion: re-
sponsi)le parties only need apply. 1913, Jour-
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES
HOTEL. ARRIVALS
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. DEATHS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BUILDING PERMITS

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WE OWN THE FINEST RANCH IN NORTH
Dakota, consisting OF 3,l2o acres In kidder
sub-irrigated and produces the finest alfalfa:
several very large springs, open all winter;
sell on easy terms or trade for Minnesota or
Iowa lands or merchandise. Write for circular
containing full description Of the ranch, photo
graphs Of springs and buildings. %. ". Kerr
b Co., Fargo, N. D. E.ssE s..7r. 4 : s{Sai
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OUT THEY GO
-- -~Y-- M

To North Dakota, most prosperous Of all
S countries. Land $3.50 acre; big crops.
plenty water; free coal. We own 100000
acres to select from. Write VIM. H. Brown
Co., 131 La Sale st, Chicago, Ill, or Mandan,
. N. 49,
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REFORMATION FREE =. CANADIAN LANDS.
r. r. Stoper, Canadian gorernmest agent, 440
Temple Court, Minneapolis, MINI.
S25o-cHoICE 40 ACRES PINE COUNTY, FINE
timber clay soil. See me for big bargains
Hobart Land Co., Phoenix bldg,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-19
Bills Introduced in House and Senate to Reimburse Mrs.
 White -Shipp.
SOLDIERS DESTROYED
 HER HOME IN 1880.
Constable White, of Bisbee, Mentioned in Bill for 2,500. His Mother 10 Get S38,000 If Claim Is Allowed.

After waiting twenty-five years, during which time she has had attor- neys employed almost constantly to fight her case, Mrs. Annie E. White Shipp, widow of Patrick White, has succeeded in getting bills introduced in the house and senate at Washing ton, D. C., which call for the payment of large indemnity to Mrs. White Shipp and her relatives.
 In 1880 Patrick White and his fami ly, which includes Constable Jack White and two brothers now in Bis bee, resided near what was then Fort Mcdowell, White having taken up a ranch, built an irrigation ditch and made a number of improvements.
 General Chafiee, who was then in command of Arizona, ordered White to leave his ranch, which the latter refused to do until Chaffee sent g number of soldiers, who moved off his household belongings and then set fire to the house and barns.
 After Whites death his widow went to Washington, D. C.. and began a long fight for the payment of claim against the government. At one time she asked for s140.000, but was turned down by each session of congress.
 Mrs. White-Shipp now presents a claim for $3S,000 in addition to vari. ous other amounts to be distributed among her relatives. On April 10 Thomas E. Scroggy introduced a bill in the House in which is incorporat ed this claim. 4 similar bill was presented in the Senate on the same day by Senator Boies Penrose, of Pennsylvania. The House bill reads as follows:
 For the relief of Annie E. White Shipp and others.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States. Congress assembled that the Secretary of the Treasury be and is hereby authorized and directed to pay out of the money in the treasu " of the United States not otherwise appropriated to Annie E. White-Shipp widow of Patrick White, deceased S3S 900, and to each of the following named persons, children and heirs of Patrick White, to-wit: John F White, Annie NJ. White and Annie M
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-19
BL0 L0ODY FIGHT IN
 REDLIGHT SAL DON.
N. ?. 6Aco AND JACK KELLY ARE ARRESTED BY POLICE
 OFFICERS.

Nj. P, Baco and Jack Kelly were ar. raigned before Justice Mcdonald yes. terday on a charge of fighting. both entering pleas of not guilty. guilty Kelly will be tried tomorrow and Baco on Friday.
 The two men were pulled apart. GOV. cred with blood. by Officers Wilmoth and Johnson about o'clock yester. day morning. while engaged in a fierce battle on the floor of the Red light saloon.
 Baco claims that man named Fo- garty, who was supposed to have nc part in the fight. used knife on him. He stated yesterday morning that he would swear to a complaint against Fogarty, but failed to do so.
 When the men were arrested they presented sorry spectacle. Each had several cuts from which the blood flowed. It was thought at first that they might have been badly hurt, but their wounds were superficial.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-19

White as guardian of the children of Kate Thomas, deceased, formerly Kate White, Edward P. White, Will liam J. White, Bertha M. White. Der, tha NJ. Rees, formerly Bertha M. White, Veronica J. Wood. formerly Veronica J. White, and Cora l.. White including the guardian of the children of Kate Thomas, for said children $z,500, as full compensation for the wrongful and illegal ejectment of An nie E. White and Patrick White from lands held by them in the county of Maricopa. in the Territory of Ari. zona, and for the loss of personal property. and for the violation of any rights of said Patrick White or An. nie White, constitutional, contractur. al, vested, contingent. legal, equitable, or any other rights violated by the wrongful and illegal ejectment from said lands by the officers or soldiers in the military service of the United States in the year of 1S80."
 Constable White received copies of the bills yesterday. He has learned that they were referred after being read to the committee on claims, where they are now being considerd. He hopes for action of some kind dur ing this session of Congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-19
IS ARRESTED FOR
 STEALING TIMEPIECE.
HARRY CROWLEY IS CHARGED WITH RosBING ROOMMATE
 OF WATCH.

Leaving a watch, which he is alleg- ed to have stolen, in local jewelry shop to have broken crystal repair cd Jed to the arrest of Harry Crowley yesterday, and his arraignment before Justice Murphy on a charge of petty larceny.
 Joseph Plesce makes the complaint against Crowley. He states that on the night of April 13 last he occupied the same room in the O. K. lodging house with Crowley, and that he got up in the morning, leaving his watch hanging to the head of the bed.
 Plesce went to the mine shafts in search of work, and when he returned to his room the watch was gone. Yes terday he located it in jewelry shop. and learned that Crowley had left it there for repairs.
 When arraigned Crowley entered a
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-19
Assault Case Continued Until This Afternoon at Request
 of Defense.
THE PROSECUTION
 IS READY TO REST.
Smith Says He Saw Lyons Fell Marron With Gun, and That Lyons Kicked the ProStrate Manin the Face.

After hearing the evidence for the complaining witnesses in the case of R. F. Lyons. charged with assault with a deadly weapon, Judge McDon ald. at the request of the defense, continued the hearing until this after noon at 4 o'clock It is expected that two or three witnesses then will be introduced in behalf of Lyons. Wheth CT Lyons will be asked to take the stand has not yet been determined by his counsel.
 Carl Stone and Jack Benson were examined for the defense the last thing yesterday afternoon. but their testimony was not relevent. Neither had seen a gun. Benson had assist ed in lifting Marron from where he lay in the street. Stone had simply passed by about the time of the af fair. John Twomey and M. J. Brown had also been summoned by the defense, but they knew nothing about the case.
 For the prosecution, Thomas Mar ron and J. J. Holland. the two com plaining witnesses, were first to be examined. They said that up to Sun day night they had never spoken to Lyons. and that they did not speak to him then until confronted by him, when he asked them If they were looking for anything Holland re piled mo-" and Marron. standing in front of Lyons with his hands in his trousers pockets. asked. what do you want?"
 Both witnesses say that Lyons then whipped out his six-shooter and. afIer pointing it at Marron, dropped the gun to his side and using it as bludg con struck Marron a terrific blow in the face Marron fell, unconscious, in the street and. Holland says, Ly- ons then struck him on the head with the gun, fellipg him to the street.
 James T. Smith. miner, testified that he had known Lyons for a year. but that he does not know either of the complainants. He saw Lyons knock Marron down with his six-shooter and saw him strike Holland over the head with the same gun.
 After Marron was lying unconscious in the street Smith saw Lyons kick the prostrate man in the face two or three times Lyons only struck Hol
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-19

Strinker has long been, considered the best man of his weight in the South west, and should McKeeyer dispose of him, he will have put himself in the front rank of scrappers.
 It has not been decided whether or not there will be any preliminaries. It is probable that everything but the main go will be dispensed with in or der to get the fight between Strinker and Mckeever over as quickly as E'Is- sible. N
 Both Strinker and McKeever are confident of winning, and so express themselves to their friends. Either one is ready to enter the ring on short notice. having kept themselves E good shape for some time in view of the possibility of this match being made.
 Kid Barney, who was here a few days ago. has left the city. He stated before going that he could not make a weight low enough for a match with STinker. McClung is said to be still eager for another match in this city, but his two last performances have caused a number of the sports to doubt whether he has chance with either Strinker. McKeever or Barney.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-19
plea of not guilty. and his hearing was set for tomorrow afternoon.
Ex-MAYoR ROSE
 RETURNS TO ARIZONA.

Ex-Mayor David Stewart Rose re turned to Tucson Sunday from Mil waukee, where he recently passed through a lively political campaign, re linquishing at that time the title of mayor, a position he filled four times Mir Rose said he was through with politics, and that he was now prepar- ed to devote his time to the manage ment of the Twin Buttes mines as president of the operating company. Those who know the ex-mayor are confident he will make things lively, barring delays which are apparent in railway building, due to non-arrival of supplies. He left for the mining camp Monday afternoon
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-19
Joe Strinker and Jack McKeey- CT Will Go to Finish for
 Side Bet.
DETAILS ARRANGED
 WITH MUCH SECRECY.
Time or Place of Battle Not De- cided Upon-Both Said to Be Confident of Winning Con test at l48 Pounds.

After firing challenges back and forth for several weeks, Joe Strinker and Jack McKeever have finally agreed on the terms of a fight to be pulled off between them in this part of the country within the near future.
 Interested parties and the princi- pals met in one of the rear rooms of Main street saloon few nigats ago, and there discussed the details of the match, finally agreeing on a side bet of $100 and a division of the gate re- ceipts.
 When it was suggested that the number of rounds be limited, both fighters said that 1t would suit them better to have the contest go to a finish, and without delay an agree ment to tha: effect was made.
 The side bet of s100 is now posted and in the hands of the stakeholder. Sevral other bets are said to have been made with Strinker the favorite in the wagering because of the sue cess he has had in the past in dis posing of his opponents.
 It is reported that the men will meet at 14S pounds, though it is pos sible for McKeever to make a light weight as well as for Strinker to do still better if forced in order to make the match
 The two men are said to already be in training for the go. Each is determined to be in the best possible condition. To each of them it means more than the money put up, the riv- <lry between the two being bitter be- cause of former charges and counter charges that have been made by each.
 Just when or where the men will meet has not been determined. Whether the battle is to be on United States or Mexican soil will be known only to a few until the date of the fight, and then to only a limited number.
 McKeever's fights with Kid Nc
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-19
WESTERN ARIZONA TOWNS
 TO HAVE TELEPHONE SERVICE

There is no doubt but what all the Important towns in the northeastern part of Arizona will soon be connect. ed by telephone lines. Plans are now being completed for the building of the line that will take in Winslow, Holbrook, Snowflake. Concho, St Johns and Springerville, and eventual. ly this line will be connected with long distance lines.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-19
GEO. C. CLARK WILL
 OPEN OFFICE IN TUCSON.

Geo. c. Clark, the prominent Bisbee mining engineer, is now located in Tucson, and will shortly open an Of flee in this city. The gentleman's professional card appears in this is sue of the Star MT. Clark has long been identified with the mining inter ests of Southern Arizona and Sonora, and is the owner of several fine prop
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-19

Clung stamps him as a good man. land once. Mr. Stone said he saw Marron in the street, but saw no gun The examination of the witnesses heard required about forty minutes.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-19

It is declared that missionaries are responsible for unrest in China. Been introducing the American mince pie, probably.-I4os Angeles Express.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-29
District No. S.


80 every evenings counting. the
young ladies standing head in ,ncir
districts Will appear on the homo ROLL
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pAuLs VALLEY TO CELEBRATE.
Ten eeeves 10 be 6arbeeued for Free
Dinner 20 All Gomez.

Pauls Valley. !. r. June 2S.-Pauls
Valley IS plannig for the greatest
Fourth Of July celebration ever held
at This place. The different commit
tees appointed by the Commercial
club have been hard at work and the
preliminary arrangements are about
completed. 4 special feature Of the
day will be the barbecue OF ten beeves
and the serving fre dinner to the large
number Of people who will take part
IN celebrating the Fourth and In rati-
fying the action Of congress In giving
statehood to Oklahoma and Indian
Territory.
The principal speakers OF the day
will be- state Senator John p. Hickam
Of Perkins. Mr.. Howard Elder Of Ok
Iahoma City and George \. Landrum,
the famous humorlst Of Waxahachie
| Texas.
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Wolf Chase at Simon.

simon. !. T.. June 2S.-For some
time a very large wolf has been max.
ing very serious inroads upon the pig
and chicken crop. This morning a
number of our citizens determined 10
take a hand In the AFFAIR Headed by
Mossr. o. p Rector and J. D. Mauldon.
they started Mr. Wolf about 730 a.
nv After an exciting race OF three
and a half hours, the wolf came right
through town and took refuge under
the school house floor where he sue.
ceoded in holding the dogs at bay for
some time. In the excitement won'n
and children deserted their house
work. the clerks joined In the race.
leaving store doors wide open.
There were eleven well trained dogs
IN the pack. but the wolf was a large
one aud put up a stn nght, but had
finally to give Il up. This is the sec.
ond wolf this week to be caught In the
town
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mlngo Atoka. Durant and all of re-
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Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received at my
Office in the Noble building, Ardmore.
Indian Territory. until o'clock p.
m. June 27th, 1906, for the erection
and completion Of two eight room
brick school buildings according to
plans and specifications prepared for
same. Each bid will be accompanied
by certified check Of per cent OF
bid, same to be made payable TO the
School Board and 10 oe forfeited for
llquidated damages shauld the sue
cessful bidders all to give good and
satisfactory bond as required in FIVE
days after being notified Of same.
The School Board reserves the right
to reject or accept any or all bids.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at my office, Noble building
17.9 J. u. WHITE, Architect