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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-19
LEHI.
FUNERAL OF MRS. soUTHwIcl
Lchi Couple Wed--Quccn Of Balar
Elcctcd-Ncws Notes.

Special Correspondence.
Lchi Utah Co.. Nov i1--Funeral scr-
vices over the remains OF Mrs. Martha
Coleman Southwick. who died here Nov.
IL. were held from the First ward
meetingholNe yesterday The speakers
were Bishop\Andrev Field, Jacob Cox
Edw. Southwick President ;. l.. Chip
man and Mrs Rebecca Standing, who
spoke OF the good works of the de-
ceased. The casket was covered with
beautiful flowers. and large cortege
followed the remains TO the grave,
ELECTED QUEEN or THE BAZAAR,
Last night ut o queens ball. Miss
Ellie Webb was elected queen OF tho
bazaar 20 be given by the four wards
of Lehi IN the City pavilion Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF
next week, she having received 1850
votes against her nearest competitor,
Miss Margaret Cavanmugh, who re-
celved $500. The bazaar promises n be
very successful. There viii be q pro-
gram and farce each evening, meals
viii be served, and donated articles
viii be sold.
Monday evening Count Lochwitzky
will lecture IN the new tabernacle un.
utf lnc auspices OF the hlgn ScnoOL
Nov IS the public schools viii give
an operetta in the Opera House,
sCHoW-B BONE NUPTIALs.
Wednesday next MIR. Albert Bone and
Miss Lulu Schow, two Of Lehis most
prominent young people, VIII be mar
ricd.
Surveyor T. G. Hanford has Just
complete5 new map OF Lehl, which he
surveyed some time ago.
Dort0n Bros. VIII erect new modern
slaughter house in the near future.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Madsen IS home from the
Groves l.. d. 5. hospital, where she
underwent an operation. She Is doing
nicely.
Mr., Levi Phillips IS confined TO his
home with a bad foot, having run
rusty nail into It at the sugar factory.
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NEPHI.
FUNERAL OF MRS. scHoLEs.
Mining Litigation-ShippiDg Sheep to
California.

Special Correspondence
Nephi, Juab Co. Nov lI.--Mrs Hannah
T. Scholes. who died In Salt Lake city
Nov L., was brought here for burial yes
terday. the funeral being presided over
bv Bishop Z. H. c. Parkes az the ward
meetinghouse. The speakers were Elders
Louis A. keIsoh, Joseph ". McMurrlh
and Seymour b. Young Of salt Lake CITY,
and President J, W, Paxman OF TINS
place, each spoke Of the faithfulness OF
the departed. All who knew this dear
kind soul learned ito love and esteem
her. She was Is years Of age.
The social event Of the season NJ TINS
place was held last evening at the home
of Mr. aud Mrs. John Edgheill, under
The auspices OF the Ladies Literary club.
The evening was spent in playing games,
listening 10 a refined program. very
tasty supper followed
Mr. Teddy " the Los Angeles Pack
Ing company California, has been in town
for several days this week buying sheep.
lie will make a shipment to California
Wednesday Of the coming week.
II has been very cold here for several
days and ended In light snow yesterday
evening.
Mr.. David Norton II reported to be
very low, being affected with dropsy.
MINING LITIGATION.
The Spider Mining company VS. Nephi
Mil & Mining company is engaging the
attention OF the district court at the pres
ent time. The case Is AN important one
and means much TO both sides.
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HEBER.
Old Folks Are Fetcd and Enter
tanned.

Special Correspondence.
Heber City, Wasatch Co., Nov. H.
The old folks OF Heber were given a
grand festival Friday afternoon Nov,
&c. AZ Turner's Opera House, at
o'clock all were invited to take seats
at three long tables. covers were laid
on each table for 60 persons The
tables were loaded with dolicacies
served by the good sisters of Heber.
Following the feast a splendid pro-
gram was rendered
There were present six persons over
so years of age; 16 between 40 and
so, SO between 60 and 20. and 50 be-
tween 30 and CO.
The oldest couple present were
Uncle John Lee and wife Sarah. He
will be sc in January next and she
will be 81 in July following. They
celebrated the sixty-sixth anniversary
of their wedding day Thursday last.
They crossed the plains in Capt. VIII
lis hand cart company in 1856.
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I oday 5 Ogden News

With q revolver has been released from
custody, and left last evening for Dem
YER IN company with his brother-n-
law, Pearl Casey Barnes, the Wei
known baseball player II was agreed
that II Brown would leave the state IN
company with Mir, Barnes. who agreed
To thke care of him, that the case
against him would be dropped. Brown
Is not Va man except when he gets
10 drinking, and of late he has been
under the influence Of liquor more or
less all the time, and has been cruel
to his wife.
THOMAS TOPHAM DEAD.
Thomas Topham. wen known char
acter on Twenty-tfth street died yes
tcrd0y at his apartments IN the FASH
ion rooming house. the immediate cause
of death being paralysis, supe:induced
by q complication OF diseases, from
which he had been III about two
weeks Topham was the husband of
Bell Loudon Topham. who, together
with little eight-year- old daughter.
survives him. For several years he
conducted u saloon ON Twenty-hfth
street, near Grant avenue. The ar
engagements for his funeral have not
yet been made
BAND CONCERT
Nichols band. assisted by Miss Myr-
tie Ballinger as vocalist ana Miss &C.
lcStc Conroy as pianist, entertained Il
large and appreciatiyo audience az the
I-tahna yesterday afternoon. The band
played IN splendid form. Miss Ballan-
ger sang charmngly. and Miss Con-
roy made a great impression as pt-
anist.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The case Of Lille NJ, krause, admin
istratrix Of the estate Of J. Z. Krause,
deceased, against the Union Pacific,
has been compromised for $500
Tonight Max Figman and strong
company win present "The Man on
the Box at the Grand Opera House.
Saturday matinee and night Dora
Th0ne' will be played
George pillsbury paid fine Of $50
for assaulting Charles German so Sc
yerely
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM r. Royance aud
one TO Mr. and Mrs. j, j. Mum; all well.
The speakers at the tabernacle yes
terday we're Elders II. u. Cluff, w. ID.
Roberts. a. +. Ashlander and James
q, Duiiin.
Elders George Mckinley and
Mathew Knudsen and Bishop r. n.
Taylor were the speakers at the fun
eral of Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Hansen's
son yesterday Beautiful vocal selec-
lions We're rendered by the Garden City
quartet A large number OF relatives
and friends attended the services
For any pain, from top to toe, from
any cause, apply Dir. Thomas Eclectric
Oil Pain can't stay where It is used
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WILL ENFORCE SCHOOL LAW.
board VIII Compel Attendance of All
School Children.

ogden. Nov. l9--The Weber county
WARD Of education has decided to en-
,Ofce the compulsory school law. also
" gee ihat truants are punished. IL
sppeais mere are large number Of
Syoss ana girls throughout the county
Tween the school ages who are not
ssteehulng school, and that a number
81 S oYys are running away from school,
Sntrlii sebring Will have one OF his
spuucs nut TO work to enforce the
ING differences between the school
AUTO ana contractor lsaackson over
G ram city school Is TO be settled
atoltration. IN which the school
NY IS 10 be represented by r. W.
""ue and the contractor By George
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DEATH ENDS HIS sUFFERINGs.
Little Cecil Banrord Succ,imbs to Ter
riblc Injurlc.

Ogden, Nov. 19.-Death claimed
Cecil Bauford the l0-year-old son OF
MI. and Mrs. John w. Bauford. yes
lerday morning at the family resi-
dence, 30l5 Adams avenue. after two
days Of suffering Cecil was the little
BOY who was crushed Friday evening
" 4 southern Pacific switch engine
al The foot OF TwSnty-second street.,
while attempting to cross over the
Tracks to the Southern Pacific shops,
where his father was employed. The
physicians amputated his foot and
POPPED to save his life but the loss OF
MOOD aud severe shock 10 his nervous
system was more than he could sur
we and death came as a great re-
net lie was ~ unusually bright little
poy and his death brings great sorrow
% ms parents. The time and place
" funeral viii be announced later.
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kilstrom and these two are to select
q third arbitrator. and the parties
concerned have agreed to abide by
their decision.
The clerk was instructed to pay all
The teachers their monthly salary and
to pay bills amounting to s752.35
STOLE PROPRiEToRS MONEY.
The police have been unable 70 To-
cate Victoria Bits, the young Italian
who abscondcd Saturday afternoon
shortly before o'clock with SLY
belonging 10 Angus Kennedy, proprle-
tor of Kennedy's restaurant Bits is
about 2s years of age lie has been
employed at the restaurant for about
two months and was considered by MI
Kennedy trustworthy. Just before the
closing time Of the bank Kennedy
made up his cash and started Belts
to the bank with sllT but up 30 the
present time nothing of the Young
daeo or the money has been heard
and II IS belle that amount of
money was too great a temptation for
him and he left the city
LEFT TOWN FOR THE GOOD OF
THE STATE.
Charles Brown, the wife beaten who
was being held AT the county Jail
awaiting trial on the charge of threat
enmg the life of hts wife ten days ago
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harden CITY NOTES.

Examination under civil service rules
for position Of clerk (male and female)
and carriers (male) will be held in the
Provo postottlce Wednesday, Dec. Il.
A son has been born to each of the
following families: Mr. and Mrs. Silas
Smith Young, and Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les n. Broadbent, and daughter to
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DEMISE OF HYRuM COATES.

The funeral services over the remains
of Hyrum Coates was held in the L. u.
5. meetinghousc this afternoon. MIR.
Coates has been aillng more or less all
summer. About month since he be-
came more serious, resulting in his
death. which came Thursday morning.
Nov, Is. at the home of Mrs. A, X.
Young. his niece Mr., Coates was born
in salt Lake city, Dec. 30, 1852. From
there he came 10 Mt Pleasant, again
moving TO Chester, where his family.
consisting Of a wife and two grown
children, reside He was we'll known
and respected by all who knew him
in this vicinity.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
DEMISE OF HYRUM COATES.
Mt. Pleasant Hotel Closcs--IIealth
Board win Abatc Nuisances.
Sneoial Corresnondenee.

SptVldi NulltSpuHutl'N'
Mt. Pleasant, Sanpete Co.. Nov. l6.---
At meeting OF the city board OF
health last evening a decision was
reached to see to it that nuisances, like
pig styes near sidewalks be removed.
The Mount Pleasant hotel. under the
management of Mr., and Mrs. Jos Jor-
gensen has ceased TO do business at
the old stand.
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Itching. bleeding. protruding or blind
piles yield to Doan's Ointment. Chronic
cases soon rellved, finally cured Drug
gists all sell II.
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
PROVO DEPARTMENT

The News is
be made to r.
Works. Residence PhoneIn Ind yrM
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II YOU want to make n hit with your
mince pies. uso MOUNTS Mnce Meat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-19

The three-mile roller skating racs
last night In the Eldred skating rink
between Warren w. Matthews, who
run the whole distance, and Thomas
Carter. II. Baker, Charles Archibald,
Harold Christensen, Fred Williams and
Monte Young. who each ran the laps,
was won by Matthews In nine minutes.
Carter and Williams fell. which made
the race easy for Matthews This was
the last appearance Of Matthews. This
week there will be Il race between local
akators.
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DEMISE OF NIELS B0BERB.
Rickcns-Navc Nuptials-Garden City
News Briefs.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Nov. l9.-Niels Boberg died
at his home IN the Second ward yester-
day morning from general debility. The
deceased was born IN GothlAnd, Sweden,
May IS, 1881. He has been "A resident
of Provo for about forty years, and has
led an honest. industrious life, and was
a faithful Latter-day Saint.
OF late years he has been in falling
health, and has been cared for by his
daughter, Miss Eliza Boberg She,
with two sons. and four grandchildren
survive him. The funeral services will
be held tomorrow Tuesday at the Sec
ond ward westinghouse, beginning at
o'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-19

Manager, L. 4. Larkin.
tsa Gath st. Telephone iS3-S.
Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday and semi-Weekly Newa
accepted on the same terms as at
tho SAT- Lake Office.
---------,----- -
Calculator, John J. McGrcgor.
22s5 Wash. Ave. Ind. Tel Isl
Office with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for the Daily, Saturday
and semi Weekly News should be
made 10 the circuiator. Delivery
made ~ clrrler on the same terms
90 In salt Lake.
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PRICE,.

Official Count of Election Returns
Mixed Ticket Elected.
Special Correspondence
Price, Carbon Co., Nov. l6.-The OIL
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CONSTRUCTION co. INCoRPoR-
ATES

The Ely Construction company IN
corporated TO conduct railroad con-
struction work, with springvile as the
place of It's general Office has filed ar
ticles OF Incorporation with the county
clerk. The capital stock is $4,000 in
shares OF the par value of 81 each.
The following are the incorporators who
are also the directors and officers: CLAIR
ence l.. Crandall. president: William A.
Mckenzie, Vice president, John s.
Groesbeck, secretary and treasurer; Jo-
seph a. Thorn and Leon and ]. How
ard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-19
RIcKENs-NAvE WEDDING.
GARDEN CITY NOTES,

A marriage license has been issued to
7. NJ. Nave OF Salt Lake, and Mary
Rlckens. Of Spanish Fork.
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FINED $40 FOR GAMBLING.

John James, the Tucker saloon man
arrested Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff
Barrett, for gambling, appeared before
Justice Noon Saturday and entered u
plea of guilty. He was fined $40. Mr.
James reported that John Jensen and
Mars Bunncll who are charged with
gambling, growing out of the same
transaction as the charge against
James, would appear later. and ex-
pressed Willingness to pay their fine,
Justice Noon. however, would not ac-
cept the money from him and the other
defendants are expected TO make their
personal appearance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12

known to the builders Of the clty
where roof has been ''raised' IN inns
mover nianer without exposing the IN
terror OF the house. for the time being,
10 the effects Of the weather. WITH
III the past two weeks. Il still stranger
ana moro difficult feat has been accom-
pushed which the business men Oh
MAN street have been slightly aware
or bft Itti" appreciate. In the piS'-
ment OF the Peoples National Bank mas
been blasted about 800 square feet 81
SOLID lrdG" without for on" dlStnrhiii'
the equilibrium of the gentlemen Ne
hlnd u" counter or causing any dam
age To IN" building except a cfA'k'"
plat" glass window du" I"
the jar which hay" stead
lily been sinking the super
structure. Nj the time W!i"n t'Ir fin"
occurred in the basement Of This bank.
last i'll. the greater part "f the dAnlHEe
was caused by thr inability of th" fire
m"n 70 set q fair play 1T T." burn
ing floor tlnb'rS within til" lines of
hose on account Of the small space hc
tween tn" rock ANA tile timbcrS. The
blasting ha:. been done under the d.
recti"n of Alfred Flood.
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Albert e. SAWYER.

The funeral e the lat" Albert T.
Sa&tI,r Wn4 hoId Ut n'clnrk Friday
aftpu""n from the family home on
west Front street. Tine e"rviros wpr"
coudurtoI hy rev. Henry +. fIu.;"
pastor of the First BAPTIST church. III
t"rujrut was in III" South cemetery
Mr.. Sawyer WAS born in SkuWh"gan,
tn" only son "f Mr. ana Airs. Augustus
Sawyer. and had always liy"d here.
His death occurred Tuesday night ana
WAS due To- = pulmonary trouble with
Which h had been affected for several
.rIl years His age was Is. IL to last
September II" had hccn employed iii the
ii"Iu"r grocery store and previous to
th"t until the road Shut down 10 MAS
in til" employ Of tn" Silowhegan & Nor
ri!}r 'w""k el"ctri" railway, working in
Il number of capacities.
The deceased attended the plbli,
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Mrs. Edward Albert.

The death Of Mrs. DcIphin", the Wife
Of Edward Albert occurred ut her home
on EliSoSll street Friday noon from pull
InuuIry tuberculosis. r. side tn" Wild
over, = son five years Of az" and I'm
infant child of three months old sur
ViV"
This death il peculiarly pathetic.
Shortly after the first chill was born.
Il stranger entered the home. from
which the husband WAS absent Who
NuS somewhat under the influence uf
iiuuor. He demanded "a W. fru, ANA
Mrs. Albert Wus IN 4 very weak con-
Hition and could not st In" food be
fore him, he became violently angry.
threw III" furniture about tn" house
and performed uth"' indrcnruus acts
which had the effect of frightening the
hclIItrs invalid and increasing her i'll
ness. From that time, the mother Who
VAS ON the road to recovery, became
weaker until death resulted. Tic in
trudcr WAS not arrested as Their" was no
pnr about TIL" promises at tn" time to
give an alarm. The funeral arrange
mcntS had not boon made Friday even
inc
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FIREMAN'S FUND POLICIES AS
GOOD AS GOLD.

Jan. |, lFh.
The combined assets "f the FIRE
MANS FUND Of S.n francisco ana III"
Home Fire and Marine, the liabilities of
which it guarantees, amounted to $685.
90.
The losses by the recent confIagra ton
as carefully estimated ny President put
ton and reported To tn" New York inStIr-
nnco department are placed ut not ex-
ccrdnE $i,mGpO.
Therefore III" FIHEMhN'S III MD after
- rir:s all Of It's san Fruuri~tn Ine Srl will
have $I,tJIfl for TIN protection OF its Ii
abilities. Including the iion" Fire and
Marine ana tn" Pacific underwriters
\ now company to he known aS the
FIRFMAN'S FUND INSURANCE. coz
PORATlON with $l,coo,oco capital ana 81
0pIWjO surplus is in process uf urgan;z1-
ii,n. ana when legally completed will at
once. TAXI. over tho "ntir"h iifilrrSG az the
ifiEFMAN'S FUND IHSrnANcE COM
LANI
Th,, organization of tn" new CORPORA
ton was thought desirable. not because
of any financial weakness of the old
company. hut IN Wow Of the loss of val
liable records.
All interests are fully protected and
Fir,,nan'S Fund poHcirf are now and
WI i" in III" future az i'll thc past worth
exactly 100 cents for each dollar of lilbl
ity.
For further particulars address C. w.
kellogg Manager. E.:St' m department,
N .,snu EuildhE. Boston, Mass.
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Police NJ alters.

City Marshal Holmes, ACCOMPANIED
by Deputy Marshal George Simpson
Wcr" called to intcrfcr. i'll family
row on the Plains Friday afternoon.
When they arrived they found That the.
husband had been thinking I" such III
extent us {" make him ahuSiv" to his
Nif" and family. I'll" nam" of the
li<turbcr Has nnt hrrn divuIgrd. short
y after their return to the center of
I'M city, thr mrrshAl's attention was
called u . man VIII" WIS lying back
of TN" college buildings near the bank
If the river. h"lpl"sSly drunk. When
ihr officer arrived til" man lny iii y
MOOD Of water. "" was Immediately
driven tn TIL" polio" station in u public
.Arringr.
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The valuation Of real and personal
property in Skowhegan has Increased
during the past year $ll4,1lo. At the
same time the rate has been brought
about bv the combining of the old vii
lagc corporation with the town and the
doing away of the corporation tax
which was $40 on $1,000. The taxes Of
the farmers, however, will be slightly
increased by the change. The amount
If money raised this year is larger than
tI.nt of one year ago by $31l2. This in
crease in V:'IuLtion is du" 10 tile cree
ton on Water street IF two fine bust
ness blocks. that built by T.. n. Nor
ril ON tn" ruins IF the C"birn hail fire
.f one year ago last December ana tile
block built by rhlhri"k d Ward
rhcr" were Any" som" halr 4 DOZEN iiu.
r.. licences built ~ tn" fall.
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Az the Baptist church next Sunday
morning Luther Morris will give an &C
count Of the great revival III Wales. This
is one Of the greatest revivals IN history
and Mrs. Morris. who is a Wclchmar,
speaks as an eyewitness and his narrative
is said to be both interesting and thrill
ing. \ collection will be taken at the close
Of the service to help Mr.. Morris in pur-
suing theological studies in this country.
Singing in Welsh and in English. The
other services Of the day will be as usu-
81. with Sunday school at L; Junior En-
deayor at G; Senior Endeavor at 6. In the
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BarroWs Wyman.

Wedding cards were received her" Fi-i
day announcing tn" marriage ut Boston
Wednesday, May q Of Miss Maud wy
man, formerly Of this town. L. l.. Dwight
Barrows If Cambridge Maes. Miss wv
man has been passing the past few
months in IIlIsboro, Ore. ana las IN
recently returned To- Massachusetts. Th'
brd" has many friends here who JON III
wishing her much happiness in the future.
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The members Of Eiavolock Lodge. K
Of F.. NJ. =. ~" intending 70 attend
Divine worship in the NJ. r. church Of
thi: city ncXt sunday morning. A spe-
cial Tythan sermon will bc preached
by Rev. II. T.. Dunnark of Augusta on
the subject Castles in the Air" All
members VIII" will find it possible to at
tend this service are reuestcd to meet
at Castle hall. Main street. at $50
O'Clock in order to form in line 10
march to the church on Pleasant street
Til" central body pows Of the church
are to ~ reserved and the members are
To he considered the guests of the dav
by the congregation.
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Fred Kincnid. who has been in los
ton Tor the past two weeks with a
STRING Of horses. has returned homr.
TIC reports that the market for the bet
t,r class Of Gontl"mcn's drivers to be
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Engineering Feats.

4 short time ago there was no little
amount of comment occasioned in this
city by the building of roof over a
dwelling on Elm street without any
serious Inconvenience to the dwellers
beneath. II is said to be the first case
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12

II i probable that another secret
order y i'll y" instituted in Skovhngan
in ~" near future. The state nrgaIliZ-
er of TN" Order Of Eagles is here for i
f"W GAYS and IN attempt il being nnd..
t" interest local people to form al acric
here.
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The California Fund.

r, r. Drunmoud. the treasurer Of
he fund which is being raised for
,llcNiatiug the suffering Of Culifornias
needy r"p"rts that he has received $500
in cash. Tile amounts subscribed are
IS follows:
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schools Of the town and was a general
fav"rit" with all who knew him. Be
side his parents he leaves one sister.
Miss Nat" NJ. Sawyer. The family
have the sympathy Of Il wide circle If
friends in their loss