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ALIAS Contest NoT1CE.
DepaI tlnent of the Interior,
T',.i,rd Stat. aud Office, MinOt,, N
:. az nnloAo l,,r1p 1CnR

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A suiiicieui ....ille>l :;idav.t having been filed
in tsiS /. fa. by ti,isten @. strandnsss Of
stead 4, try -. s;4:o = . d May i, 1908, for S.
l4s, rangs s., by chSr.ss s. sabroyi!ch comics.
has never established his ssresideEce On said
land; that said land j. uno.escupi:d, un'mdrow.a
resided upon and cul. rated snid LAID ns re;
lnired by law; that such default has existed
now exist; a;d.that sid alleged stssn-e from
in the army, navy or n,arine Corps Of the United
Slater n a%i,rivate sold o., officer. seamnn or
mario Gul: = th, "a' s-'.l Sa,:'. n. ''..:1g
any other VAR IN ,l..ch ,ho Cd.:tel oiA.vs Asy
l.c engaged.
Said parties are hera 4 notified t. appear.
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site, Liam! O...ev in A.:nei Nd.
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!. SUMMONS
State of North I,akota, county of Mclean.
In District Court. Sixth judicial District.
Louis Kesselring. Plaintiff,
Joseph RutRe, Defendant.
UNIONS: sS.it. 80
The state of North Dakota 10 the above named
denfendant.
You are hereby summoned to answer the com.
plant in this actio, and to serve a copy of your
answer upon the subscriber within thirty (SO]
days after the service of this summons upon
sou, exclusive of the day of service. and in case
of your failure to .nppear or answer Judgment
will he taken against you by default for the re.
lief demanded . tn" complaint.
Dated at Washburn, N. ., this ed day If May
1905. Hylnnd & Nuessle.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
P.O. Address, Washburn, N. D.
To the above named defendant:
Please tale note, that the summons and
complaint in the abssve entitled action has been
tle0 with the clerA q. the district court in the
county Of Mclean, STATE Of North Dakota.
Hyland e. Nuessle,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
p. 0. address WAshblin, n, d,
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FINE AS SILK.

That is what "a Little DIR, Says . Cham.
, beriain'sEC boiic, Cholera and Bar
rhoea Remedy.
/ am d little girl eight yeas Of
age, do not know very much. but
one thing lido know and fiat is
that Chanlberlain's Collie. CIio'e,a
and Diarrhoea Remedy is tint rs
silk for anyone with n stomach
ache. ! had a very spveH. ,Mil.
iaat night, took a doea of it and' WIS
Ereliavsd At /. apee. 7akl.fsle Nllssl
Weed. Clifto4s QeaRsihtsalys
II for sale BY all Druggists.
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The "cra, d Ball."

The Grand Ball given by the
Girls, at the opera house last
Tuesday evening, proved to be
one of the most enjoyable dances
ever giyenin our burg,
f Light I 1 d. Japanese lanterns
strung dlia2geenally across the hall,
suspended here ana There; from
the ceiling our national colols
drapiinlg; the walls, balcony and
stage with old Glory occupyingits.
just prominence the q splendid
woodland scene as a stage setting,
all served to give the saaasi.een.:
chanted air and one almost expect
ed to find elves and faiziss''trp.,..
ping gSasiilly down tthe stage
Dancing 3 III L d little:af-
ter nine, and the program was
continued until the witdhing hour
of midnight, when ell sat down to
a sumptucns luncheon at the Mer-
chants, Nine Host Fleming and
wife certainly did themselves proud
both as regards services and viands
The program was renewed and in
cense was burnt at the shrine of
Goddess Terpischorea until $3.50
A. M. and even at that time many
we're reluctant to leave. Our To-
cal orchestra furnished the music
which was enjoyed by all, the late
hour Of leaving, being a mute tri.
butte to its quality.
The whole affair was a huge
success socially and financially
Upwards of sixty tickets were
sold. Everybody left feeling that
they had spent a most enjoyable
evening. Messrs. Callahan and
Betzer were present from, Wilton,
= Everybody present se~1taIfdned
hopes that the Girls would give
H'lh.emf:4eapSlttAes opecstsnity.to enjoy
such a fine time, for when it
comes to, showing you:a good time
Cur Girls: are, par :excellepee
THE surplus moaey.was dondtsa
to the orchestra, who have bfsA
practicing regularly and hard 81
late. Contributed. &; :,
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Diamond Photographs Soc. doz.
GIN. Digen is busy requiring
house; bath room has been
put in and Il back porch built md
many other improvements IRE be-
ing made.
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s. A. Fatconer was up from
Wilton, last Saturday, greeting
old friends.
Miss G.. B. Campbell of Mercer
was visiting friends i'll Washburn:
a few days this weel:.
For Sale-A good house and an
acre of ground, in the east end Of
town. Fo. further particulars in
quire of George Tetro.
Make your own terms on Farm
Loans. See Frank E.. Funk, LIST.
National Bank, Washl,urn, N. D,
.Mrs.H. Fl. Haines returned f;e:
Gently from Wisconsin .5mhere< SIZE
has, been visitinE h~rslatiresa The
! p ta few m inoo,dlA!t 81 haA aa:a' =.
: DON'T READ THIS and if you
don't, forget. that you can. get. the
lowest rate in farm loans lat the
Klein Land Agency. :
Mrs. Ed Richards and daughter,
of Baldwin, have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Richards,
since Monday.
Cheapest thing in North Dakota
is good old line fire insurance. See
f. E. Funk, First Natl Bank
Washburn, n. D. ~.
A few relinquishments to be dis
posed of. Call on E. "A. Lamb
Real Estate and Loans.
Live Stock insurance.. E
Funk, First Natl Bank, Washburn
Harness! Harness! Let the
Peterson Machine Co. rig you out:
STEAMSHIP TICKETS. Lowest rates
6 different companies. f. T.. FUNK,
LIST Nat. Bank, Washburn. I'D.
Try Chop suey on your ice
cream at your Home Bakery and
Ice Cream Parlurs.
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PdIuy OF al. 81
Druggist Higgins returned Mon:
day from his trip to Minneapolis.
w. H. Umrleby came over from
Oliver county Thursday.
Gramaphones and Records for
al, at Persey's.
+. Shier, Of Brooklyn N. Y. is
in the city looking after his bust
ness interests.
Joe Brown and wife, of Painted
Woods are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
AL Richards, this week.
Get some Of that 81a% Land loan
money. Frank E. Funk,
LIST Natl. Bank. Washburn.
Bread, Cookies, cakes and pies.
Fresh every day, at your Home
bakery.
H. G. Nygaard and Henry Hol-
tan attended the funeral of Mrs.
stam q 1 Thursday.
IS 17Szass2 aasaezBs II i sslsG not
|j4@9g5fs TIA eaFg9BBsseA s,,c~ -
Miss Mary Baardson: :.has been
visiting in Msshburn., the past
[fexb&n:ahe guest;blffs Miss Min.
ME Peterson.
f. Merchant HangeRekg was laid
up with aSpainful ankle, for a few
days but is able to be around ag-
ain.
Prof. Kaufman returned Thurs
day from Dawson where he spent
a few days visiting his parents.
Married Thursday, by, Judge
Ranard, John W. Zingg and Miss
Pauline Frank. both of Hancock.
The Leader extends congratula-
tons.
Mrs. Robert Treacy and son, of
Bismarck, accompanied by Miss
Treacy, Of .gChicago came Up from
.the eapi t 4 Monday and are
ytisjJttiing Relatives. here.~
SkSSA Hendrix has an attack IF
hay1Sesea nd chicken. coop build
ing. former is quite trouble
bSs dpsS prevent Char
lie'ss*working and late on
the ''hennery": n
We have just received a lower
rate on farm loans, the best COM
pany in the state. Call in and see
US. Mems Lana agency.
Why pay more, s IL will get ali the
Real Estate money you want.
F. E. Funk. LIST. Natl Bank,
Washburn, N. D.
About Fire Insurance Talk with
O. Raugust, agent, represent
ing ten of the leading Old Line
Stock Companies.
Get your farm property insured
Reliable companies, low rates. F. z
Funk. LIST Natl. Bank, Washburn
Prosperity on last page.
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s~" Yss's N
..a1HoGA4iN NEWS $.
Eer&NN@a~M~

ERNu ~ #r""' ~ ~ .
}.
L.. e1piatqend Photographs 6oo. dot:
s Singer Sewing; machines ia,gsnc:y
NJ ht Jerseys, Washburp.. -.
So G. sOlgierson, the Underwood
II, tattornssy! visited in town, Tuesday,
'.S The Marty house which was sold
e recently is being repaired.
Il, h; .Krist Kjelstrup, Of Underwood,
IS Sundayed in .Washburn.
:F. G. Burke was among the
visitors from Garrison, Sunday.
j. G., Putnam of Turtle Lake,
was a visitor the first of the week.
Alex Miller came down from
Garrison Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Cotton made
this office a visit last Saturday.
Anton Haas, Of Anamoose trans
acted business here, on Monday.
John Rueter was in from Tur-
tie Lake, Thursday.
Farmers are all busy cutting
grain and crops look fine.
VIM. Evenson has sold out his
meat market to Klein Bros.
Homer Wallin is visiting a
Coleharbor, this week.
Postmaster VAIL is at home
,:ntthissskwesk.<,; fighting bis snnlel ;snss,
emy-the hay fever.
ave- MtHaH5nsansa ssnt aabsxn th6 the
twin cities last Sunday, With a
S;ss 6l.r. ts$bssll IS S bssk
a guest at the Patterson home, the
Gpast Jew d9yeFtNE ~
viii Go On Your BBoh6, Frank E.
FunkrIst. Natl Bank, -Washburn,
North Dakota 1852
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Martin Holtan on September
9th. 1906.
K5)inead the dough- you need
the bread. Get it at the Home
Bakery. +.
Mrs. F. E. Funk returned We'd
nesday, from Bismarck, where she
has been having her eyes treated.
Mn. Martin Holten and the 8!
MbySasnia .sssi ssand !, ! l1lpis s. s
leF
obsaFz 6lsa{1lASs i::5ARstssss
'ssssTko carloads 4 7ths Fa1nods Ra-
/. daseGggiie e jjuuhsti:sase ssi prices
light TherPeterson Machine Co
III Il. Talk to r.. N. Brown abopt'that
Lumber Bill.
Farmers g. Merchant Lumber Co.,
Washburn, N. D.
Just received two carloads of
oPlymouth" Irvine. The best Irvine
on the market. 4Call<and examine
it before you buy. Peterson Ma
chine Co.
Rates have been reduced on Farm ID
surance In old reliable st. Paul Fire and
y Marine lns. Co. FRANK E. FUNK,
First Natl. Bank. Washburu. n. D..
: Miss Murphy who spent the past
weesk visiting relatives in Mankato
MINI, returned to Washburn the
first of the week.
] w. L. Nuessle went down to
Crystal last week to get Mrs.
\ Nuessle and the baby. They re-
turned home Tuesday.
4 Word has been received by let
I ter to the effect that VIM. Harris
: and wife of Walla Walla, Wash.,'
, are about to return to Warhburn.
] Quitea party of young men
went down to the creek, last Sut-
urday evening to camp over Sun
day. The ''lubbers'' proved to be
very good sailors after the captain
gave out his orders.
s{Perrys Wahl had his hand badly
I bitten by a vicious dog, Monday.
4 DR.. Sawyer dressed the injured
A hand and CDR" Willitts dressed
j the dog. 1t is hoped that nothing
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Death Of Mrs. stamnes.

Died-Tuesday morning. at her
home near Turtle Lake, Mrs. Mons
stamqes, daughter Of Nels Ferred.
The funeral services were conduct
ed by the Rev. ,Breen from. the
t,hsome,!ofsher parents, on Thursday
afternoon and the remains were
laid to rest. in the syerdrup
followed BY a large s4nm-
Her Of friends. y a.4s z 81
Mis-. stamnes .hddt bsenAsick
shortss,t times and sbSs1desa he
infant child, left behind there Ire
four brothers, four sisters :ttther.
mother and a ,sorrowing husband
I to::maourn the departed. !,
The bsreaved ones have thssym.
pathy of all. Il
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-20

ME HAD THROWN AN ARM ABOUT HER.
was he glad that he had refused to ac-
cept his fathers dlctum and marry
some one else. or course II would
make an awful row when he wrote
that be was going to marry Marjorie.
but he had gained some recognition as
an engineer, aud II would not be hard
to make his way IL only Marjorie
would accept him.
Marjorie's frank friendliness was
scarcely encouraging to bis hopes, but
as the days progressed he gained In
her favor, and before the end Of his
first week he had begun to fiatter him.
self that he was making headway.
Mrs. Carson clearly approved Of him.
Early In the acquaintance he had taken
pains to acquaint her with his history
In an impersonal sort OF way that did
not sound like formal announcement,
and she had smiled aud replied that she
had heard OF his father. After that she
had been much In the background, and
the young people went boating and on
other excursions alone.
1t was we'll along In the third week
before he had ventured to speak of
love to the girl. 1t was as they were
coming home one evening. and In saw
ing herself from n fall as she stepped
on n loose stone, she had caught at'hls
coat sleeve. lie had thrown an arm
about her and had kept 1t there until
withfa rosy face she had dsengaged
herself.
T'can get along all right now" SHE
. said, as she stepped ahead. He laid a
hand upon her shoulder
"Ishope you can't he said, SIMPLY.
II shhhd like you to thlnksthat you
alwaEsbneeded me- g Fi "
%"l don't" was the savage answer,
II don't ever need you,, and wlsh'you
you'd go away" az
'fG"PaFdOn, s'he said quietly. II hadno
wish 10 be offensive"
They went along In silence, but as
they parted AT the foot OF the piazza
steps she turned toward him and held
out her hand,
II am afraid | was very rude, she
said simply, "Wlll you forgive mef"
W III you will take back what you
said" he answered pleadlngly.
n think yOn're borrid,r she exelaIm.
ed With u sudden ahlft from her peni'
teDhal mood, ~ you we're. q gentle
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UNDER
WAITING JANE, \
oUU~r~ GHEE
uV
JAMES
CHHE
Copyright. 1908, by r.. w. Sargent

Jack Randolph aat on the piazza and
read over the telegram agalu. Already
The paper was cracking on the crenAca
from frequent foidlngs and unfoldings.
Randolph could have road II from
memory. Go TO Old Point Comfort" ("
Il read. 'nnd wait orders"
He had been waiting orders for -four
days now, and repeated kilograms TO
the Office had simply brought forth rep,
etitions OF those instructions.
Randolph was sick OF II all. Ever
since he had refused point blank to
consider tho question Of a marriage to
some girl HIS father had picked ont for
him he had been oxied TO the road as
special salesman and had been jumped
from east to west on the most absurd
propositions.
There might be man coming TO Old
Point who wanted TO buy suspension
bridge, but Randolph could not see
WY Nv unu Hui UEtH Ssut w Wv hhNt
OF the nrm instead OF being shipped 10
/Old Point. Not that he objected 10 n
week ct the famous resort with moth.
Ing TO do. but the uncertainty Of II ali
was Irritating. He decided TO send nm
other telegram and headed for the tele.
graph office.
Tie never got there. for just as be
swung around corner OF the piazza
thc prettiest girl he had ever seen raii
into him ms ahe dashed along the piaz-
xs. by the time mutual apologies were
concluded Jack had forgotten all about
the telegram and had come 10 the con
ciusion that he was satisfied 10 stay NJ
the Point as long as the office decided
he was needed there.
Instead OF going into the office he
volunteered his services ms guide to
Marjorie Carson. who had arrived the
night before. and II was well along IN
the afternoon before he even thought
of the dcsplsed telegram.
He met Mrs Carson on their return
and that evening he changed his seat
10 their table and was Installed ns their
guide and counselor. More than ever
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-20
DIR. MACINTOSH SUCCEEDED.

SAN FRANCISCO. June l9.--The
board of directors OF the San Francisco
Theological Seminary has unanimously
elected the Rev. l.. V. Moore, d. D., as
successor to the late DR.. John S. Macin-
tosh as professor of theology. DIR. Moore
is pastor OF the Westminster Presby.
terian church. Omaha, and is n man of
scholarly attainments.
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demand an explanation. and left DO.
hind her u much puzzled swain.
IIo was too tactfu 10 reopen the
question that evening. but for half the
/ night he paced the floor after he hnd
gone TO his room and yaIniy sought for
m explanation Of her odd remark.
That she liked him WIS apparent. He
could not see wherein he had been Of.
fensivc. and yet she had spoken IN II
he must understand what the matter
was.
He was still puzzled the next morn.
ing when they met Mt breakfast, but
there was no opportunity for an sxpla.
nation until late that evening. Just be-.
fore the party broke up Jack and Mar
jorlo were standing on the piazza. Tho
others had moved toward the entrance
and had left them alone In the corner
"What did you mean yesterdayw he
asked. II was not conscious Of giving
offense,'
II should think II would botc you M
much M II does me-" ,she answered.
| "but don't want to talk about II. no
good night" 4
She sped down the plnzzn. Tic turn.
Cd half Irresolntcly. then with a sigh
he turned bnck and went down tho
other side.
That night he walked the floor again,
but no solution came 10 him, and at
last he threw himself upon the bed and
slept sleep In which Marjorie perpct-
ually danced before him. ever elndIng
his grasp and yet ever entreating him.
Bome intangible barrier seemed TO be
separating them. and he had the un-
comfortable feeling that II he conld de-
termine the nature OF this barrier be
would gain her hand.
so strong was thls impression that
Immediately after breakfast he sought
Marjorie on the piazza.
you've been mystifylng mo long
enough" he said abruptly. II want TO
know what II oil means"
"As II you didn't" she said scurn.
fully. 'T've caught you and mother
laughing over II lots of times"
II assure you that do not know
what you mean." he said.
"Just as II you were not down here
by your fathers orders" she scotfed.
II saw II all the moment mother said
you were here
Randolph gaspcd. You don't mean
TO say that you are the girl father
wants me TO marryy' be cried.
"Why. of course" she retorted. Just
40 II you didn't know"
II didn't" he replied promptly. THE
moment the pater said marriage
baked and did not even learn the
name OF the girl"
"Tben why are you herei" she de.
manded. you know It was all pre-.
arranged plan"
For answer he pulled out the tele-
gram. Il thought II was some one who
wanted to buy bridge" he explained.
HAD supposed otherwise | should
never have come"
Are you sorry you didT' she asked
teasingiy.
mot II you say yes" he answered
promptly.
"Slnce you are not acting under or
ders and just loved me- she began.
The sentence was not finished: there
was no need.
Ten minutes later Mrs. Carson found
them In front Of the telegraph desk.
Jack held a telegram In his hand. II
read:
special business concluded Think
I shalt stay on. Think have done very
we'll In default of more definite In.
structIons,"
Premature Rejoicing.
"You tell me that am IT with herY'
''Not doubt OF It."
"You don't know how glad you make
me feel. How do ron know"
"Nhy she ALWAYS referS IN you ma
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OIEY'S
KIDN NEY
CURE
Cures Kidney and BIad-
der Diseases In Every
Form Many People
Have Kidney Trouble
and DO Not Know 1t.
HOW TO FIND OUT.

II tis the function Of the kidneys to filter
and purify the blood which is constantly
passing through them.
When the kidneys are out Of order the
,ther organs are affected Immediately
and you may have symptoms OF heart
trouble, stomach and liver trouble, and
,,her ailments, which are all owing to the
kidneys being weak and out Of order.
II You are sick FoIey's kidney
Cure win strengthen and build up the
worn out tissues OF the kidneys 80 they
will act properly and the symptoms Of
weakness. heart, stomach and liver
trouble will disappear and you viii bs
restored TO perfect health.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-20
HOW TO FIND OUT.


You can easily determine II your kid.
aeys arc out of order by setting aside for
a hours a bottle OF the urine passed
upon arising. II upon examination 1t 10
cloudy or milky or has brick-dust sed-
lment or small particles float about In Il,
your kidneys are diseased and FOley's
Kidney Cure should be taken at once.
Foiey's Kidney Cure Is pleasant to
take and acts directly upon the parts
affected and you begin to feel better
at once.
It corrects slight disorders In q few
days and 1t has cured many obstinate
cases after other treatment had failed.
Doctors Said He Would Not Live.
Peter Frey, OF Woodruff, Pa, writes:
after doctoring for two years with the
best physicians In Wayncsburg, and still
getting worse, the doctors advised me II
| had any business to attend to l had bet.
ter attend TO 1t at once, as ] could not
possibly live another month, as there was
no cure for me. Poley's Kidney Cure
was recommended to me by q friend, and
l Immediately sent my son to the store
for II aud after taking three bottles be.
gan to get better and continued to Inn.
prove until | was entirely we'll"
Tee sIxss, 500 and sf.oo.
SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY
CHARLES ROGERS,
DRUGGIST.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-21
SCHOOL LANDS OF CALIFORNIA

LANDS OF CALIFORNIA
All counties In state; stamp for book;
INVESTORS AND HOME SEEKERS.
800 acres level land, close 70 river, X.
r. and Victor, San BernaTdino Co, %
acre.
Co, directly on r. r.; $40 acre; snap.
100, artesian belt, near Lancaster, with
well. house, barn: level, choice; $1,000.
500, near Palmdaie. l.. A, Co.; level; 81.
i6O' north OF San Diego city; coast; S.
100, ocean. mountain home, l.. A. Co.;
6l0. Redwood. Del Norte Co.: coast; 81
$40, near Yuma, on r. r.; $3.50.
6lO. near Brawley. Imperial Dist IS.
Three 40-acre ranches San Diego Co.
one near Fallbrook, one by Paula Ro.,
one near Pala; s. acre each; snaps
WISEAIAN'S LAND BUREAU i0o s.
Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-21
PASADENA WOMAN DROPS
DEAD IN DELAN0, CAL.

Special to The Herald,
PASADENA. Oct. 20.--Miss I. M. Har-
ter OF Galena avenue has received
telegram Informing her of the death or
her cousin, Miss Lily Sanford. at De-
iano, Kern county. California
Miss Sanford was well known IN
Pasadena and the news caused q shock
10 her friends in this city.
The dead woman had been sunerine
for several weeks from pleurlsy, put
was supposed TO be recovering ana was
able TO be up. ,,.,..
about, the dread disease havine reached
her heart
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-21
foR SALE
Country Properly
sAFE. SURE INvEsTMENTs.

SAFE. SURE INVESTMENTS.
School lands Of California, only N.I5
up per acre; easy terms
Lands all countries. Stamp for book.
160 acres Antelope valley, artesian belt.
Near Lancaster, house, barn, WE'LL
$1,000
so acres on r. r. near Lancaster, $40
$40 near Brawley Imperial district, 80.
800 artesian belt, near lndlo, 50.
$40 at Freeman, wells, valley. $3.5a
320 near Barstow, r. r., river, $3.50.
800 near Orc Grande. river, S..
GOO near Needles, r. r., river, $3.50,
$40 So. Flowing wells, r. R.. $l.75 acre.
$40 near Brawley. Impl L. & w. dist,
$40 West Heber. Imperial dist. So each.
$40 near Yuma reservation, on r, r.
Close to Colorado river canal, $3.50
$40 on San joaquin river, Fresno, $3.50.
500 near Delano. Kern. on II. r., 81.
800 near Sunset oil wells, IS acre.
4S0 near Callstoga Mts., Napa, 81.
32O 8. W. MERGED county, choice. 81.
other school, government and oil
lands.
Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-21
CITY ENGINEER CLAIMS
OIL CONTRACT VIOLATION
to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
PASADENA, Oct. 2O.-City Engineer
Pearson claims to have discovered by
his tests that the oil being furnished
the city by Blodgett, White and Bald
win is not up to contract specifications.
Mr.. Pearson has outtitted a bench In
the city hall boiler room where he per-
forms his chemical tests rot being
a chemist his results are not taken as
conclusive by the city authorities and
samples Of the road oil have been taken
TO Los Angeles for analysis.
The administration 1t hot against
Messrs Blodgett. White and Baldwin
and would be glad TO convict that com
pany of having failed to live up to Its
contract.