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Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
QUESTIONED BY MORGAN.
William Nelson Cromwell Again Be.
fore Senate Committee.

!
Washington, May lin condemna-
! ton of the action of Secretary Taft in
| transferring one share of Panama rail-
| road stock each to William Nelson
| Cromwell, Roger L. Farnham and Min
| lister Obaldia of the republic of Pan
anna to qualify these men to serve as
directors Senator Morgan during the
day continued the examination of Mr..
Cromwell before the senate committee
on interoceanic canals. Mr.. Cromwell
asserted that the transfer was neces-
sary to the protection and preserva-
ton of the interests of the government
In order to continue the corporation
under it's New York charter, which
provided for the election of board of
directors of bona fide stockholders.
Senator Morgan took issue with this
statement, saying he could see no rea-
son why all of the shares should not
have been left in the United States
treasury and some way found to have
dispensed with the services of these
directors.
AS the examination proceeded many
of Mr.. CromWell's answers were guard
ed by legal technicalities and Senator
Morgan said sharply:
Il shall warn you that | intend to
examine Secretary Taft about this |
want you to be careful in your answers
and to tell the truth"
1T is pretty hard to get at the truth
without criticising your language,
said Mr.. Cromwell He was proceed
ing in personal way and simultane-
ously Senator Morgan was sharply up
braiding the witness for alleged eva
sions of questions. At the same time
Senator Taliaferro was addressing
Chairman Willard in protest against
the language Of the witness and every
thing was confusion.
When order had been restored Mr..
Cromwell started to review the trans
actions by which he bought Panama
railroad stock for the government and
said he was proud Of his success.
Let us put stop to this vainglorl,
Gus review" said Senator Morgan.
Senator Taliaferro then examined the
witness at some length, clearing up
much Of the misunderstanding.
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
DENIES EXISTENCE OF TRUST
President OF Proprietary Association
Considers Suit Joke.

President OF Proprietary Association
Considers Suit a Joke.
New York. May 1.-THE Proprietary
Association Of America, one of the de-
PENDANTS in the petition filed by Attor-
ney General Moody for an Injunction
to restrain certain associations, cor
porations and individuals from con-
trolling prices in the drug trade, is
holding it's annual meeting in this city
During the days session the announce
ment from Washington of the attorney
generals action was read to the mem
bers. Everybody in the association,
said President Cheney afterward, took
the petition as joke
4'How can they enjoin us from doing
what we are not doing?" he asked.
"The whole thing is absurd. There is
40 such thing as a drug trust. The
phrase is misnomer- coined from
ignorance of the real functions of the
Proprietary association.
I'VE had nearly adjourned for the
day" President Cheney continued.
when somebody came INTO the room
and showed me this article about this
petition for an injunction. | had ii
read aloud to the meeting and we all
had a good laugh over it. There never
has been any sort of conspiracy to
Keep prices either up or down.
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
THIRD YET TO BE CHOSEN.
Zion Factions Agree on Two Men to
Manage Affairs.

Chicago, May 11.-John Alexander
Dowie and Wilbur G. Voliya reached
an agreement in court during the day
upon the proposition for mutual repre-
sentation in the management of finan-
cial affairs at Zion City The Dowie
forces appointed John A. Lewis, while
Voliva named Alexander Granger. The
third member Of the committee is still
to be chosen.
The proceedings in court were brief
the attorneys merely announcing to
Judge Wright that they had agreed
upon the proposition to allow the city
to be controlled by committee Of
three. Judge Wright suggested that
the court appoint the third man on the
committee, but this was not agreeable
to the DoWie party and the matter
went over for further conference.
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
EQUAL TO ANY IN THE WORLD.
Congressman keifer Favors Enlarge
ment Of the Navy.

Washington, May 11-Representa-
tive Keller co. believes that the
proper way to bring about a lasting
peace in the world is in a properly
constructed navy, equal to the great
est in the world. General Keifer OBJ
tanned the floor in the house during the
day to deliver prepared speech on
the enlargement of the navy, although
the paragraph relating to the appro-
priation for a battleship had not been
reached He said that our modern
navy has never fought a real naval
engagement. 1t was his solemn judg
ment that if the United States desired
to continue to protect her maritime
commerce she must have first class
modern navy.
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
Ohio Onion Growing.

In growing onions it is very impor-
tant that the crop receive early atten-
ton, for if it gets stunted with weeds
it never does as we'll. I constructed an
onion weeder which I used last spring
for the first time and consider it d
most excellent tool, as it saves hand
wedding if used in time. When the
onions are up | cultivate thoroughly
out do not let the weeds get the start
Of them. The time for planting'in this
lection depends largely upon the sea-
son. AS a rule we plant from April Is
to 20, but if the season is late they will
do well if sown in May. However,
when onions are planted early it is a
good indication that there will de
yelop sound, well ripened crop, says
a Trumbull county co. correspondent
of American Agrculturist.
The Yellow Globe is the variety best
suited for our purposes. The rows are
marked out twelve inches apart, and
If the soil is well adapted for onion
growing they can be set from eight to
twelve to the foot and do we'll. have
seen from fifteen to twenty growing
in twelve inches, but they crowd out
and pile up. We are rarely troubled
with blight We were troubled some
what years ago, but now have fine
strain Of onions. / have plowed lit
tie deeper each year until we have
from ten to twelve inches of SOIL This
makes the plants hardy and strong.
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
SHOT INTERRUPTS soLoNs.
Cuban Representatives Draw Guns
Curing Session.

Havana, May 11.-During the after
noon session of the house Of represen-
tatives two revolver shots We're fired
in the portion Of the hall occupied by
spectators, causing great excitement.
Several Of the members of the house
drew weapons, fearing that it was a
preneditated attempt to cause a riot.
The man VINO fred the shot was quick
II oVerboWered and arrested. Ills
hanle is Gelasia Garcia and he is a
veteran of the revolution.
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
PROPERLY PRUNED PEACH TREE

about two feet long,. hand shears for
small twigs. Other tools may be add
ed to this list if desired but the thrae
mentioned should prove equal to the
needs of all ordinary pruning require
.ments. Last but not least, do not for
get a can of thick paint (any kind and
= brush with which to apply it to al
Urge wounds.
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
CONVICTED OF TREASON.
Two Germans Accused of Selling Plans
to America,

Leipsic, Germany, May 1.-THE i'm
perial supreme court here held the
trial of Otto Senftenleben, a former
clerk in one of the government depart
ments in Berlin: Konrad, mechanic,
and Lucke, a commercial traveller, all
Of whom were charged with treason
in selling to representatives of the
American legation at Brussels a sub
marine mine with anchoring apparatus
and the drawings belonging to them
Senftenleben was sentenced to four
and Konrad to three years at penal
servitude and five years loss of civil
rights and to police supervision
Lucke was acquitted.
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
INTERCOLLEGIATE FOR FOLK.
Internal Machine Found Unoer Gov
ernor's Window

Jefferson City, Mo, May 11-An in
fernal machine was found under the
window Of Governor Folks Office by a
lawn mower during the afternoon. 1t
was examined by Attorney General de
Almond and found to be loaded with
nitroglycerin and had tube with a
dynamite cap attached Had it been
struck by the lawn mower it would
have blown the governor and most Of
the capitol building into the Missouri
river.
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
Joseph Letter Suspended.

Chicago, May 11-Joseph Letter,
who carried on spectacular corner"
in wheat eight years ago, has. been
suspended from the Chicago board Of
trade. Letters suspension, it is said,
followed complaints from a trader that
bill Of $4,000 for services rendered
during the wheat corner is still I'M
paid.
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
Pruning the Peach Tree,

Here's a picture of a properly pruned
young peach tree set two years pre-
yious to the taking of the photograph.
Farm Journal says this tree has been
cut back, thinned out and nicely shap-
ed for future usefulness. Convenien
trimming tools: Narrow pruning saw,
long handled pruning shears candles
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
NOMINEE REJECTED.
Senate Refuses to Confirm Receiver
of Missoula Land Office.

Washington May 1.-THE senate in
executive session has rejected the
nomination of Edward A. Winstanley
to be receiver of public moneys at
Missoula, Mont. It was reappoint-
ment, but protests were made concern
ing his conduct in Office and the public
lands committee reported unanimously
against confirmation
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
Wallace Accepts Position

Chicago, May 11.John F. Wallace.
former chief engineer of the Panama
canal, has announced that he has ao-
cepted the. presidency Of the Electric
Properties company. The organjza
ton, recently incorporated in New
York, is, according to Mr.. Wallace to
acquire, finance and develop properties
in which electricity plays tie prin.
cipal part
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
Blow at Present Officials.

Madison, Wis, May 1.-THE civil
service commission has rendered a de-
cision that state employees cannot cir
culate nomination papers under the
new primary election law. This is a
blow at the present state officers who
are candidates and are conducting
campaigns from their Offices through
subordinates
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
Serio.s. Riotina AZ Roloana.

Rome May Disturbances Of a.
grave nature have occurred at Bologna
in connection with the general strike
Several officers and soldiers were
wounded and many buildings, inclad
ing some Of the hospitals. were stoned.
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
Wisconsin Postoffice Robted.

Hudson, Wis, May 11.At 3 a. N
burglars effected an entrance into the
Dosto6Ice at Roberts, dynanlited the
safe. secured S24 in cash and made
their escape undetected
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
EARTHQUAKE IN NEBRASKA.
One Minute Shock Covers Large Sec
ton OF State.

Cody. Neb.s May 11-At 6:25 p. m.
an earthquake shock lasting nearly
one minute passed through The Elk
horn valley, the earth seeming to mo- d
north and south. No damage is re-
ported frcn the different towns wis
have telephoned in the news. Sc
towns in all directions for sixty M
have reported feeling the shock.
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
Commissioners Proceedings.
OFFICIAL REPORT.
Morris, May LIST. 1906.

1 L AOA~AA~
Morris, May LIST, 1906.
The board of county commissioner
! of Stevens county, Mimi. met il
special session at the auditors offic,
on Tuesday, May list, 1906, at 10 a. m
Members present: H. L. Smith, P
T. Casey. J. J. Homo, G. r. Park ano
o. n. Dohlen.
Records of last meeting read ant
approved. On motion voted that S1O(
be appropriated to the Town of Oar
nen for repairs ON Morris and orion.
vile road in road district No 2, AND
that Commissioner Casey be designat-
ed to superintend the work on sale
road in district No. 2.
On motion the bond of Stevens
County State Bank was approved az
a county depository.
The petition for change in Morris
and Glenwood state road was read
and on motion Commissioner Dohlen
Casey and Park were appointed 3
committee to view said change, said
committee to meet June 4, 1906, al
the house of Andrew Olson ON said
road at II O'Clock a, NJ. of said day.
At request OF James B. Ormond, at
torney for petitioners for. ditch No
/, it was ON motion laid over to
July meeting, 1906.
On motion report of Board of Audit
was received and placed on file.
On motion board adjourned to 1:30
p. m.
1870 p. NJ Board reconvened. All
members present.
The petition of 7. G. KlInger to be
set off with n. E. or. Sec. %, Twp.
1875, Rg. A, from district No. 81 to
district No. IS, was on motion grant
ed.
On motion the application of Aug.
F. Huebner for correction and abate-
ment Of taxes was recommended to
state auditor.
On motion the application of G. w.
Snyder for correction and abatement
Of taxes was recommended to state
auditor.
On motion voted that 100000 be ap-
propriated from road and bridge fund
for the purpose Of assisting the town
of Swan Lake in putting in a steel
bridge across the Pomme de Terre
river between sections 5 and in said
town.
On motion voted that the auditor
be and he is hereby instructed to or
der from the state prison 200 pounds
of Standard Manila Irvine for use ON
county farm and pay for same and
freight.
On motion voted that Lampert
Lumber Co. be instructed to furnish
60 tons of hard coal for use of court
house and county farm at $3.50 per
ton on track III Morris, MINI.
On motion bill of Fred Seamans for
oats was disallowed,
The bill of D. T. Wheaton for use
of Congregational church for teach
ers' meeting was laid over to next
meeting.
The bill of A. J. Fontaine for lodg-
ing and meals during school meeting
was laid over to next meeting.
The liquor bond of P. Foley in the
sum of two Thousand dollars with
Lewis Foley and Henry J. Schrapps
as sureties, was approved.
A. A Stone, wood county farrn..... 20 Is
J l.. Better, horses and harnesses
county farrn.... -. ..,.....-.. 225 w
Henry zimmerman, dehorning and
ringing cattle, county farm l 10
Max J. Buckentin, collars and
Ell. L. Smith. registering bul1....... 2 so
Norris Sun, printing commissioner
mo
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12
TIME TABLE LOCAL TRAINS.

GOING WEST.
No. y, passenger $50. ......: lon
~, ~ o. passenger 80 8:48 p I'M
.eo' 10, passenger. ...'..-........ 40 p IN
NO oo'' accommodation ........ Has On
GOING EAST,
No' ~ passenger ...'............ 2:l0 m
NO :, passenger ''.'...'..'..'.'... 4;55 m
No' ~ passenger .....,........... Has a ia
NO '0o' aecoliiihooatlon ........ 12:40 y M
BROWNS VALLEY LINE.
NO Ios' passenger gong west. 1870 p IN
No. 100, passenger, going east. u.45a ~,
Way freight, Tuesday, THURSDAY,
and Saturday, due to leave at e .oa a -,
carries passenger
D. j. JONES,
Local Agent. Morris, Mimi
Morris tribune., 1906-05-12

A number of the Donnelly young
people drove out to Groves place
last Sunday and every body reports a
good time as Groves are royal enter
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-24
LETTER
Of COMPLAINT
TACOMA ATHLETES SIND A
STONED STATEMENT TO 10.
GALS. DENYING THAT THEY
CHARGED UNFAIR TREAT.
nESr M THg TRACK mtET.

Captain Livingstone. ~ the asai.
tie hiRh school track team. iaa -.
relved letter signed by eli the
members OF she Tacoma team. Nhieh
nas avfeated here on SATURDAY aa.
nYiHs chat any member Of the team
pyiilrd Tho stories ~ unfair strssA-
menl witch found runm iu ~. re
Gonna papers The letter hlrtAa
says that the Tacoma team has 10
complaint 20 make over the haudlliss
Of the meet. and oniY hapes % e.
trfsfs i,s lust laurvis whan the hlEh
sehnoia meet again II
The Tarafna men sfiii naiutaH
an idsa that they got the vofsf n
q Ia the mile run snd The 20 nafs
ales. but a. they were beaten -
- points 10 H. th~y NiiI saY 10
more and prepare Zoe fsYengs IN ths
future
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SIDELIGHTS ON
WELL KNOWN
BALLPLAYERS

when James slante tees made as
appearances n a Chleaaa auifaFtn
the fans mistoak him fnf = rev
mascot picked Of - che eiuh n its
trssria lie is 80 small fuu seldom
see him ths first tin1s Fau taak It
him. But what there - a. him l.
all 20 tho guot AZ The bat b the
fisid. along the base tines and IN fhs
dining room be- aiitiefa lIka e fasa
George diamond under IN lnean-
descent light iiis haus - IN
Warthytns. IA. uaeauae - his
lack ~ sifs ~ IL known e the ua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-24
SEATTLE HloH SCHOOL
TO PLAY IN EVERETT,

Next Saturday afternoon the Sc
attie high school baseball team utii
play the Eyervti hiFb schoal boys
- Everett Seattle has defeated
Everett once Ia 10 o game.
played on The Seattle grounds The
Everett team pot up a hard game
here. and che local lads may have
their troubles defeating Everett on
hef own grounds.
However the iorsi team has TN
proved 80 much In the last fee
seeks that Captain MeaKhef con.
fiaeniiY predicts that sraftia wiIi
laA the long rRd ~ the score There
are three gameu yet 60 Be played
before Seattle can ciaiFn the cham
piauahip The prineipal uns sill BE
played against the cautfniia lsa4s
shn have braa claiming that Sc
attic was afraid 70 meet them
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LOCALS MAKE
A FINE FINISH
RUSS HALLs READ WORK
WINS THu GAME WHEN THE
CROWD WAS TEARING FoR
TIE STREET CARS.

Ruthlcssly annihilatlng the we'll.
worn prccedenta of the club. Seattle
mate a stronE finish yesterday and
won q game in the nth inning. al
though lluas Hall had TO steal Il
WIgh tho sc0ro 3 60 Q and Oakland
on the lons end. with the fans
streaming Out OF the grandatand
and ruahlng for the ears. with dark.
ness Eathering and Trouble In tho
air. Rusty Hall showed nuck Franks
Oft hts feet. caused throw to
travel wildly into center field.
caused Johnny Kane tn eome home
with a run. aud caused himself %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-24

femsuefatsa bleachstlias NJ Tab.
bit" lie can cover ground Ike a
scared cottnntnf he wna with she
Kansas city team On Isas when II
Won tina pennant lie vas pretty
near ths top in batting and nelsina
AMI since he has Joined she majors
- has dens the class work that
makes the home town fans feat Nllh
al tbcir luHG capacity when Dc
ramss 20 bat Being Of good habits
and large salary Mr Iaa Rabbit
siaEls IL gradually withdrawing q
large portion % the coin 81 the
realm from circulation lie owns
houses and lots "a Worthwhile. and
be hopes some day 20 see the towns
name smbiaEoned on mans Of the
state Of Pennsylvania.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-24

flfsf rses five sishihs = mlta. Fufsa
hfaWann iih ffst lfeHH. lIi aaHal5a
MafHfshsF iia thirf
Second fare five elahths of mite sslt
fHE ifaHa a "a nfst. TunasHf iua aaa=
aHt fitsine. I'd. fhift
NhiHf fsrs rnF mills pHfsa EHfinitaa d
fifst nlimnrs BE- urand thistle tsaeH.
fia fhif1
HHHffh fAre rtasriHehsas HtuHt tea Htil#a
Apiers iaa first nfaseat is ssaala
ha aafi. lgf tNifi
tftb rare une uiiis hafdlasH Hshhls
haHa tat fif.t Nee Mtnn tia8 - sas#
aHH iAffie NrnHf iit fhifd
Hslh race thfor faHftha - mila Mnitas
~ Htaha i.HauaEia no fifsi flaif aaaa
hfH 81 aafuuN. t'HpHf Aanaa fth fHftH
Hafentn raHs. fitu eiahths ~ HlIa.
purse slime un. fn1 nfafs fhafHH LAST
etaH. tff. second narunia. i1a thifd
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In the iith Vickers touad TIE VIA.
ltara easy picking. and then "a thv
locals half HelImuiier bed of With
a bit aud scored when FRANKS Jas
Elsd the ball some uere nuck
vas very sore over Raatfs little
stunt
Red Dog DrEereaux waa unfof
tunate enough TO set one Of Nick.
sr's hot hrnGera square Ga the
head The Ruhe Was Wild n the
oarly stages. but settled dos q and
pitched shufou ball
The aeaAoa started aneg Eesfaf
day and By winning the aams Seat
tlr Is az the head % the psfeentaEe
column Cor a fcw hours The aeores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-24
Mining Stock for
Sale

Buy stock IN Slate Creek Gold
Mining Company. now taking out
placer gold 10 Eastern Whatcom
County. mis- State You can buy
on the monthly installment plan
For particulars. nss Frank West.
ling. Secretary. fz2 Boston Block
White ls6. ..s
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DISTANCE RuHHER QUITS.

Harry Watson. the star distance
runner Of ths state university. has
left college 90 attend % business in
tsfeHfs in Portland iiiH loss vii
prove d serious one 90 the team. for
be nss depended upon 10 uphold the
hanafa OF the purple and gold Ia the
distances against oregon and
IHaHa
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Dell Fountain. OF Idaho. Il back
in Seattle after taking flyer in
NaN York last summer Mr fuuns
talnn experiences In Nvw York
weru not Of the Tdsicai 20 he deeid
ed "a return 10 Seattle. Shere he
has been uniformly successful. lie
has with him his boy LLOYD. Nho
can ride At i05 pounds. aud Nho i
likely 10 be about The best rider
hafe
Dor the first time since racing
Wan iaangurated al the Meadows
the eolbra 81 " u Jennings vill BE
aenn there Tie 10 sending up Two
OF three ~ his HORSES IN care Of
" T. Fine Amnng them Ruby.
nni4Eoa and l.aaaru Mr. IeunlaEs
himself Il In Nvw YORK with Pfupaf
Daiuty aud others
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CINCINNATI. May q TIE turf
aaf that has disturbed faeinn n he
hntdis West fpr tro years and san
Instrumental in kiliinr the safne iu
~ fouis and chicago. T. reported
70 haVs been concluded here By the
slGnluE q a peace agreement b.
tween Louis celia. ~ the Western
Jockey club. ana CnnKtrnmfftsn
Joseph l. Rhinorh. fepfessnsine the
outlaw Organization. ths American
Turf association.
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eoJEsrvenskY RGslops.

ct PETERsBt'RG. MAJ - I'm
perez Nicholas today accepted the
resignation ~ Admiral HatestFsa-
nky. which was rendered on the
grounds - tii health
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RACES YESTERDAY


tffsl rsgs nns mlia, selling uiifatn. IN
ntstl swift Wine al. asssiidl 1uha. ~.
mud
second race, nins srisnnfha n a mile
rufaae hsYsh hans, iN rfst iiHii last.
tea sgpauai unuan inA fhifd
HhlfA rVfH.s five aus uHn haf flftauNa
purse atsaif tnns. ~ fret HYpafian. ia
sarHnd Nefihaat a. thir1
Fourth raHa five siahths - Haiia i've.
HHila. seilink siahss Nina fips iat first
taafuiia ini second uFaAanWha IN thifd
tluh faes. staple hasa. ttii raafaa 1t
aritaffs rs fret rain uf shine d -. sne
aHH ehafn " ina tN third.
Htsih rare. nne milo ssiiihs HsffaHtsfe
iai. fret nsf1an. % second saiiia u n
81 thun
Seventh fars ona ara eas sixteenth tHlIsa
HaHsa i'atfs iii fret. nsfirauf ffB saa.
and. fe iortie i1i. tmfi
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steamer Thcmis bound from Nau-
eauver 10 shagNay. struck e raeh IN
Seymour naFrows and pat back q
Vancouver badly damaged. capt.
kruger t. IN command
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WANT SALOON CLOSED.

4 psfitlon signed BY about % u
ths citizens 81 ftayensdsie has been
presented 10 the county commits.
siauera requesting them % revoke
tie saloon license % q y Conner
II the petition Q, ~ charged thai
Conner allows minors and women
TO tfeqpeni his place 81 busiuens
and that the moral stanains af the
place ls very ioa
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DAMAGES Ana AwARoro.

Ia the superior c0uri yesterday,
the Jury awarded damages 20 the
following Iisrfison az property
owners Christian itinshaft tI4Tsa.
August Sandal. $1,000. ELLEN II
Powell. $3.50. Alma A shaw. 500
T. y Van Valkenbsfg. $3.50. and
Leah # rurdy. 81.
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walters kruorr ffaeEHff Hasea ~
hsHsauff Vhk-ra a aff faafsa SIT ~
rffrh - haita fssrsrFHf - Haakaasas. e.
4frInA ntlf ~ NTHsfssE - fasaa NffA
1ifrnany Gates fl~fi an hassaa HssffIs
fssklsa.i TINS ~ gsasa=l Hasifa
Yafrfns
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SUES FoRrHERH Phels,c

The ~" trHhr company brssy,,
action ~ on. superior court 49,.
aaY aEaiH.' rHe northern paes.
Railway .uH.uy 70 secure -
assa 81 Ihe .In ~ tpz9To. psas. !,
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