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The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

The Committee on Pumping and Res
ervoirs reported on claim Off
Jersey City Supply Co., $5.34 as cor
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

Dated Novemher l2th, 1906
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

NJ. NJ. FAGAN
May yor.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

RI ia'islllltdlng S1 resolntlon passed by said
7, osa1-,as -l.1 9I IN, ,-sotsilpef II l906
tior, sa,+lS cyUIs i's N N te Iolloang rasolu-
y ayg III Commissioners October "a 1906,
9s1FgEsFlng 81 Ese Is pad the following claims
claim mn No ! 1ss { 'ames ?. VFedenburg,
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

Awarding to Philip Tumulty the con-
tract for the construction of sewer in
Whyte street. from a point 100 feet east
of Dupont street to and connecting with
sewer in Fairmount avenue and Whyte
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-16
foundation and framed solely for
campaign purposes.

The Grand Forks Herald quotes
Hon. d. H. Mcmillan as comparing the
first state convention of 1889 to that
of 1906 in that the same men were
candidates for chairman with the
same result-the selection of Hon. E.
A.. Williams. This is not correct his
tory. In that famous convention. the
first after statehood, the first conflict
was for chairman, Hon. E. A. Williams
being the candidate of: the present
leaders of the republican party and
NJ. N. Johnson the choice of the oppo-
sition.. Mr.. Johnson won out by one
vie and that one traitor in the Cass
county delegation named Holte. This
defeated Gen. Harrison Allen for gov
ernor and elected John Miller. 1t
placed "Set Up Stoves Goodwin in
the attorney generals chair instead of
Scott of Valley City and changed the
whole political history Of the state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-16

Il =. : q sN ~ .
4 There have been in this state here.
tofore charges of unfairness against
the socalled machine At the state
convention at Jamestown, notwith-
standing that the machine" had two
votes for one in the convention, there
was no action by the majority that
could be expected to by the minority.
The minority was permitted to have
an equal voice in the manner OF
voting. They were granted every
courtesy and consideration they could
have asked, and left the convention
with expressed satisfaction at the
Treatment accorded them. II The re.
publican party Of North Dakota is big
enough and broad enough to fight out
their battles inside the party and
they have done this, openly and fairly
The Tribune believes every delegate
to the state convention, however much
he may have desired the nomination
LOT any particular candidate, is loyal in
This support Of the ticket as nominated
land satisfied that the charges againsi
the socalled machine" are without
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-16
GOOD WORK in NORTH DAKOTA.

Minneapolis Journal. Armed with
"a copy of bulletin No So, issued by
E. r. Ladd, state chemist Of the ex-
pertinent station of North Dakota,
housekeeper of the fickertail state;
may go to market fully prepared to
protect herself from adnlterated can
ned goods, dairy products, chocolates,
olive oil, syrups, honey, evaporated
and dried fruits, meats, extracts, etc,
This is an interesting document show
ing first the result Of food tests by the
rtment during the past four years.
1T appears from this report that arti-
cles which ranged in authorization
from 40 to 100 per cent in 1902 have
been brought down to conditions Of
purity ranging from absolutely pure in
the case Of American canned peas and
canned tomatoes to from s per cent
for canned corn to 81 per cent for
French canned peas. y s
he chemist explains that the show.
ing is even better than appears from
the table because in the first column
for 1902 the figures indicate the re-
3 suits for the examination of every
product as found upon the market,
while IN 1905 only those brands were
examined which We're still suspected
of being adulterated while those
I known to be free from any adulter-
alton were not examined. s He thinks
ON this account the percentage of
adulteration should be reduced In
most cases more than so per cent III
order to make a fair comparison.
5 This Is certainly a very gratifying
evidence Of the benefit derived BY the
people of North Dakota from the work
Sof their experiment station Not only
does it appear that the quality 81
canned goods and other prepared
foods has been greatly improved but a
decided change for the better has been
brought about Id the matter of
weig hts. II was NOT uncommon when
lese exan tons began to find food
products falling from s to 40 per cent
short III eight. A pail Of lard. fol
Instance supposed to weigh three
pounds was found to contain actually
less than two and q half noun ds---ir.
deed seldom more than this Recent
obsery ons show that fiji net
weights are II the market retailing at
the same price as the previous short
weights and showing j gain To. the
purchaser Of IS psr cent Shortage ii
weight II NOW Id direct yioaation 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-16
state law and short weight goods are
to be declared Illegal.

state law and short weight goods are.
to be declared Illegal.
Il II is said that manufacturers guilty
of short weights have maintained that
there was no necessity of complying
with weight regulations because all
goods were of uniform weight. The
chemist, however, finds this not to be
true. He finds packages of peas vary
ing all the way from 5T3 grams to s22,
corn varying from 500 to $40 and other
articles showing similar variations. AS
"a result Of the requirement that goods
be full weight the mean weight of
peas has been raised since 1902 from
594 grams to 707 and no samples fall
below 697 The mean weight of corn
packages has been raised from 5SS I'd
500 grams. The weight of the pack
age has remained the same. showing
a gain in the net weight of contents
of corn packages of 104 grams, or
more than 20 per cent. The bulletin
also gives lists of goods. with the
names of the manufacturers and adj
vice as to whether they are legal or
not and if not with what they have
been adulterated. - ss.s
Such results as to improvement in
quality as well as in quantity seem to
afford conclusive evidence as tos the
value to the consuming public of
North Dakota of the work done by
their experiment station. Intelligent
and honest inspection by state depart
ments supplementing the work of the
government under the new pure food
law ought to raise the standard of
American food products to such a
point that they will command the
markets of the world by reason of
their quality and honest measure
ments .s@5. !. @
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little pickaninny drill is dat Water
millyun. by Harriet Wilbur. Caroline.
Fuller, the author of The Alley Cats
Kitten contributes "a Hook-ands
Ladder Kitten, . a short story for chill
dren. Susie Bouchelle Wight author.
of "A By-Path in Altruria, = presents
tsBy the Grace of Anne, = a love story
in which humor is prominent, and
Della Thompson Lutes tells of later
doings of ssThe Village improvement
Society," In fancywork are supplied
sLace and Embroidery for Table
Linen and Copenhagen Cut Work, !"
ssHot Weather Breakfasts" are pict-
ured and described in detail, so too is
ga Make-Believe Vacations which
gives suggestions to the stay-at- themes.
"Men's Fashions" illustrates new ma
terials for autumn suits, and the yari
Gus departments edited by the readers
are filed with most interesting and
helpful suggestions.
The first number of Volume xI of
The Four-Track News, bearing date of
July, 1906, opens with an article on
'fShore Dinners" which gives an idea
| of some Of the outdoor joys of the
Thousands Islands. "The Picturesque
Side of the. 800" "An Old City in
Spain" (Cadiz), where the Antietam
Flows" courteous Copenhagen con
the sCalifornia Trails Picturesque
Powys,' The shrine-path of Saas Fee
sfChautauqua," "Paris, the CITY Bean
tiful," and "Old Ironsides" are titles
of articles which are Explanatory.
Among other interesting subjects is
an article on Humanity in Central
Park" recounting the great variety Of
amusements which that playground
affords. Indian Homes" by Prof.
George Wharton James, describes the
different styles of Indian habitations
found on the western plains; Early
History on the Hudson by n. Hudson
Moore, is unique article, illustrated
.by pictures of old blue china. ii
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-16

The republican state convention is
over. The delegates selected their
candidates. Seldom has a convention
with such harmonious agreement to
go home and work Loyalty for the sup
port of the republican ticket. There
are some things in connection with
the situation that are worth consider
ing. One of them is that the republic
can leaders of the state have given
North Dakota creditable administra-
lions, SO much SO that the. party has
grown to have tremendous majority.
Within this majority it is only natural
that differences have grown up, among
men and factions Men are ambitious,
and this is creditable to them. IT is
for the people of the whole state to
say which of these men shall be the
officers. This has been decided fairly
and squarely in open convention. 1t
is now the duty of all republicans to
support the choice of the party In the
state. They will do this without ques-
ton. The people have decided that
the past administration has been
worthy Of Endorsement. The dele
gates have SO voted and the people of
the state will ratify this choice at the
polls. # the republican leaders had
not given the state good administra-
tons, there would not be today the
tremendous majority Of republicans
| in this state. W. E. s e :4I
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-16
State.

iSElS 80 II. s" STAKE.
For Justices of Supreme Court
DE. MORGAN, Ramsey, year tern,
JOHN, KNAUF, Stutsman, year term
For Governor
E. Y. SARLES. of Trail.
i For Lieutenant Governor -. - r.
r. S. LEWIS, of Cass. ~
For Secretary of State 5-s-r .,
{. - s ALFRED BLAISDELL, of Ward. 81
For State Auditor
II. L, HOLMES, of Bottineau. s.
For State Treasurer
ALBERT PETERSON, of Sargent.
For Attorney General ~ ,
49,, y T. f. McCUE. of Foster. 4 - g
For Commissioner of Insurance
E. c. COOPER, of Grand Forks
For Superintendent of Public Instruction
Es& W. L. STOCkWELL,#o of Walsh. r.
For Commissioner of Agriculture o..
ss5 w. &C. GILBREATH, of Morton. :.
For Commissioners of Railroads. Ia
c. S. DEISEM, of LaMoure. sas
2{6S 5sE ERICK 2STAFNE, of Richland.
55$s}sSs55a SIMON WESLEY, 3 of Pierce.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-16
Big SHOW THURSDAY
The seIls-Fioto Circus Will Have the
Finest Street Parade Ever.
5&F-e sd. r q 800 Ceen Aara &$E &sg' =

Seen Here. Al
The splendid reputation of the Sells
Floto Shows is SO firmly established
none will doubt the: genuineness Of
promises made, and no one will be
disappointed. This year the shows.
have been enlarged so as to rank with
any tented organization on the road.
Thousands Of dollars have been spent:
In Improving every department. Be
sides a big, full complete. double
company Of performers and trained.
wild and domestic animals, the largest
menagerie now on exhibition, the fin
est horses in the world, the best fine;
open den free street parade ever seen
the big shows carry their own phYsi-S
clans, black his. harnes smakers,
Electricians, tent makers and Ave
detectives accompany the Shows, who
know every crook and thief sof #reputa.-
| ton in the country. sequently
these questionable gentry give the
show grounds a wide berth on circus
day, for they are locked up on sight.
When a man gets too old to take a day
OFF when the circus comes to town, it
IFS time for him to get busy with his
will, or else call the doctor in to over
raul his liver. The man who does not
Icare for the lights and sounds of the
saWdust arena is certainly badly out
lof joint somewhere. Two exhibitions
iare always given daily, rain or shine,
and in case of inclement weather
waterproof tents insure ample pro.ec-
| ton and comfort
AS this will he the only large show
Ito exhibit here this year 1t is sug-
gested you make your preparations to
| Join the thousands who will certainly
lenioy full days pleasure The fun
lniest clowns on earth are with the
lSells-Floto Shows. D.
"a sudden downpour of rain or d
Hong continued drizzle will have no
leffect on the patrons of the great
lSells-Floto Shows when it exhibits
there. The reason OF this VIII be ap.
parent to everyone who sees the huge
tents that will be erected here for the
performance. They are all con
;istructed Of .mercerized' dueking
This marvellous nyention for the
4 Waterproofing Of material has been In
ause for rain coats, but up to this year
q has never been used for tents. People
Iwho have used s'mercerized cloth
know how 1t sheds water, and it was
the knowledge Of this that caused the
Sells-F1oto shows to have all theil
tents made ont Of this material. II Il
& quite stride In advance Of Other
4 shows, but is only In keeping with the
Il progressiVeness OF the management d
these shows Beneath these tents
q spectators can sit III comfort and eass
Il during the heaviest Of rains and be al
dry as If In the finest theatre ia the
d country This is emily one OF ths
many novelties that have been addes
4 to these shows this season.
It Is resp ctfully suggested the chill
4. dred attend the afternoon exhibition
\ where ample time is given to- view tht
Il large menagerie, likewise avoiding fh'
i night crowds Uniform ed ushers will
attend every want Of TIE little folk
4 and the care and attention paid Il
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-16
The 8isl,,arek Triba,ie.
BY III. ii. JEWELL.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

y sos =,
Published every afternoon, except Sunday
At Bismarck, North Dakota, is delivered by
carrier to all parts of the city at SO cents per
month or So per year. The daily sent to any
address in the United States or Canada, post
age prepaid, S. per year; $3.50 for SIX
months; SI.25 for three months. 4
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. s,sa
q Published every Friday; eight pages, con
Mining a summary of the news of the week
. local and foreign-particular attention being
i paid to state news. Sent to any address, post
age paid, for 81 for one year: so cents for six
months; a5 cents for three months. T.
4 The Bismarck Tribune IS the oldest news
+ paper in the state--Weekly established June
q wide circulation and IS a desirable advertis,
{ ing medium. Being published at the capital
OF the state it makes feature of state news,
! particularly interesting to all who desire to
keep the run of state af;airs-political, social
and business. ESta ~
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4 .1The Awakening Of Nevada, is the
subject of a very interesting article
Illustrative OF the benefits of irriga-
ton, in the July American Monthly
Review Of Reviews Here's a para
graph: In June, d train bearing a
distinguished party of United States
senators, representatives, governors,
and other state officials, Journalists
and irrigation experts, stopped at
Reno, on the Southern Pacific, in west
ern Nevada IA few miles out from
the town, the United States govern
ment had been at work building a dam
and digging a great ditch. The dis
ting uished gentlemen made few
speeches to one another, the dam was
closed, senators and representatives
laid hold of cranks that boisted the
head gates to the canal, and as the
waters of the Truckee went dancing
down the great ditch to moisten and
make fertile three hundred and fifty
thousand acres Of Nevada soil the
rushing food called Nevada to awake!
And Nevada is aWakfng Within little
more than a tWe1Vemonth her popu1a.
I ton has doubled. Her mount ains and
hills from Reno to the Colorado river
| are covered with 81 treasure-seek
Town and cities have sprung up all
most by magic. Railroads are push
ling across her wastes, and irrig ation
lis enlarging her agriculture, making
Irich homes for thousand y
In addition to the many handsome
land practical fashion designs Of tfe
month The Designer for August pre-
SCENTS two special articles One is or
1.-THE Baby,s First Short Clothes, Z and
Ithe other on Becoming Styles for this
Stout Woman Hats for late sum
nner wear are also pictured, and shoes
and slippers OF the latest cut are glyer
Ian entire page Al new departure i
1.-THE picturing Of several full pags
fashion plates III two coiors Fl add
ton to- the regular color plates
Points on Dress naHing this month
/ tells how to at and hone a -fittint
3Iining, and the Atil linery Lesson Ia
i sfructs as to the making of a horse
j hair hat. ct he pEzork Of Vacation
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District
Representatives

For Members of House of Representatives
Twenty.seventh District ;s5
r.. N. STEVENS. 5| z
Ri r. r. AIOCKLER.& "a I ILL.,. 7 4 4 E, &. IS
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
Congressional.

For Members of Congress
GA T. f. MARSHALL, Of Dickey
A. J. GRONNA, of Nelson.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19

Socisl Calmdar;
Coming EvHts
D aeeeeeNe

Sunday. May so-Hish school bac'
oslsareale address st The Duncan
opera house.
Monday. Mag 3Is-Ananai conpi
mentsry hall for castAaeda employees
II The hotel.
Monday. Ny =. Home talent PLAY.
The Yankee Detective Il the Bar.
bsr opera house, benefit for the May.
Hover band
"Wednesday, May es-Hieh school
entertainment ~ the Duncan opsrA
house.
Thursday. May "a. - Rail- q the
Duncan opera house under the aus
pices cf the local aerie Of Eaxlea
Thursday. May ei-Hish school
reception for students and faculty a.
home Of Mrs. w. l. Crockett.
Friday. May Is. - High school
commencement exercises at the Dun
4 opera house. .:# =
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19

X. D Hailett. wslrous. y. V, sna
Rokerf Moore. Clfs U Nexice
Al Rosenthsl hsii last wefnestas
ereairx the women1s Library sssacgs
Tim gave = enchre and dsnee d
sss I happy aHxir. The crowd shlcs
responded numbered nearly m hun
drd. and The procee<.s from admits
sions. snd the sic % refrexhmenfs
netied = tidy sum. which Win be a.
pended for the Improvement u III
Ibrary park.
The fnt part q the evening ~as
devoted ID ~contextine far The prires
aonated ny n. J. TanE~rt. Mrs stand
lsh. o. G. schaefer. n. Greenberser
ana the Bsiiy cario store. Bid rn
chre MAS the game and the friendly
c~cnfesfing was sharp and full or good
nature.
Mrs. las. p. Curry won the hrst IA,
dies prize. d beautiful handpaintea
China plate. Mrs, A. 4, Jones secured
ER& TIVE go - @&#G
second prize. an embroidered waist
while Mrs. Hal Rsynoids was awarded
4 tasty purse for being third.
For the gentlemen. Lawrence ciars
captured the FIRST prize. q pair Of sIlk
~suspenders: Or. Ell. Hammond was
second. He was presented with 4 m.
|perweieht and inkstand. W, n. I'm,
giles. third. took a gentieman's card
ease. - 4 !.
Good music and > smooth fioor made
dancing delightful and the ladies' xho
had the advertisement scheme IN
charge and the refreshment commit.
tee shared well mertfed congratula-
ticns upon the entire success Of the
happy occasion. F
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The Week in Society.


CONTINUED from Fak0 Twop
TO tell him to stop coming to see her,
and fhen-oh. and then
"weii. and thens" @ 49,
Francis leaned a hot cheek on z
slim hand. oh, it's = silly story
ne said he loved her asd not Nil
dred.rr =,
Outrageous"
.Of course II al. He said A. was
her fault; that she had brought out a,
the arts and graces and smiles To
plead for Mildred. and had done the
very worst thing Ia the world 10 bring
about d reconciliation. And he said
he would never cease his attentions
until she said she loved him. Well.
what could she dog"
DO, Francisi Send him away with
d sound scoliing ringing IN his ears.
What q question"
"WelI, she didn't. she was a fool,
ish girl and listened TO him And well.
OF ocurse she was fond Of him. but
she said she was not, and laughed ut
his anger and his shame and sent him
away vowing revenge
.was thatAe II made her m
happy. IL made Nm miserable: Il low.
cred his opinion Of women. But she
gratiied her scruples. That's all q
the story she said.
Then she leaned back In the wick
er chair. the tendrils Of golden hair
clustered on her pretty forehead. "
aShe Is temptingly pretty, you
know .@@ sS5gs s %SS
And the sequel?
what do you think II is2'
well. he came hack thirty times
and at last won her. Al persistent men
do, especially when they know q girl
likes them. as this man certainly
did .
REALLY, do you think so?"
.Of course. He saw through the lit
tie farce"
sYou look flushed. Francis. said.
where are they now?'
The sequel Is not as 0 think !
she broke In. He went back TOTO
the other grit
On the evening of May 10 the hos
pitable Commercial club was not the
scene or q merry hop. The San Fran
cisco earthquake interviewed. Many
Las vegans were in the unfortunate
city at the time Or the disaster and
residents Of this city had relatives
and friends there. When the first
shock came news of them them was
scarce. Possibly the certainty that
they escaped bodily harm Ii the dire.
ful catastrophe had something to do
with the jollity at the regular club
dance last evening.
Thirty-fve couples we're at the
dance. The Symphony orchestra dis
conrsed music until after twelve
nc'clock. when the inevitable -Homa,
Sweet Home was PLAYED. The even
ing was delightfully."- pleasant, the mn.
sic excellent. the company yivaeious,
and there was animation galore. Sal
aid sandwiches and coffee were served
and the guests departed with many
happy expression Of their enjoyment.
Among tha ont ar towu guests were.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-19

We have q few slightly scratched
Genuine singer Sewing Machines,
also. Wheeler q Wilson. that can Be
bought or leased % easy payments
for little money, Call early q Sing,
er Store. So Sixth 81. Las Vegas.
N. NJ. 5-i57