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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS

1s1aee1s I.S : - - : esealS5t S1So
Whited' lot s. ab block Ky p, St. Aathon ny
Frank NJ Crane to Anton G. Jensen,
lot 10, block IL, Rollins Second addi
william j. Waite and wife to Peter
/ Conroy and wife, lot Is, block l, Balls
J. Carl Carlos en Slater to s. G. Tuthill lot TO- '00
Slafter's Encouragement ............. 400
Paul F. Cooke to S. r. Mcknight com
- block 222, Hoag & BeL's addition. :. 81, 500
First National bank Of Punxsutawney to
May A. Burdick, lots %, 20 and 80. g..
block 3, Best's Nicollet Avenue addi-
Gustav Fenske and wife to Benjamin L. . = 70 :,
Bummert, south IS feet Of lot 8, block
Ralph Hedemark and wife to William O.
| Clark, 1886, feet 10 rods, beginning
|; ~ rods east of southwest corner, north
| west, section 2, township %, range
Henry $. Garfield and wife to Harriet ~'O
B: Allen, lot TO- W. & ". Mitchells p
Chester G. Farnham and wife to Charles Charles ~
Jumper, lot II, block 8, Farnhams
Frank n Durgen and wife to Harry '00
Arsnieau. west one-half Of lot s, block
Albert St l. An Rlelnsr G TT otn olson east 500
g.: "a feet of lot T. block 81, St. An ~. 49, =.
Caroline Giuek to John O. P. wheel 00
wright, lots and s, block 4, Ortiz & :
Heehtman's addition :..:.... -. 2,7oo
Frank Schroeder and wife to John o. P = i,
Wheelwright, lot IL, block 4, Orth &
Hechtman's addition ................. 2,400
Caroline r. Ladd to Patrick W. Farrell 49,
and wife, east 10 feet of north IS
feet Of lot 8, north 95 feet of west
one-half Of lot 10, block is5, Min
neapolis ......... ................... 1,o5o
f. w. Wiltberger and wife to James A. !. 81.
s kalph; lot !! block ys5. Remingtons -
Re11 invostan+ oo,o,, . $40
A. Podney. lots and 8, block 2, Lake a
Street addition .............. 400
Thomas e.. Herman and wife to William
Columbia Heights ................... $3.50
| Carrie R. Crosby to Emma T. Secombe,
lot 8 block 1, Eastman & Secombe's
| addition .............. 8, 600
! Phoenix Security company to Ora L.
Latham. lot Is and south Is feet Of -
lot a. block s. Oak Park addition GOO
! Allen Mott to John RUSSELL Jr. north
west Y southwest a section II. town
ship 12O, range %. 1 SOn
Marilla J. Hillman to Elmer J. Labough 4 =
lot 8, block 16, Motor Line addition 625
H. P. Keith to Charlotte L. Baker lots
| 1 and 2, block 49, Remington's Second
Amanda Fl. and John Dahlin to william
THEM. west one-half Of lot o. block g.
| Cornells addition ................ 500
| Thirteen minor Deeds.
| Total ss7 ie04
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Gold Medal Contest.
QUEEN OF OHIPPEWAS DIES
Indian Woman Of Note Had Lived
Fourscore Years.

WHITE EARTH. MINI o.du b;esI;su,ns
Chippewas, is dead at her home near the. agen
cy, aged SO years.
She was a sister of May-zhuek- e-ge.shig
hereditary head chief Of the Minnesota (Alissis
sippi) Chippewas and the present reigning head
chief of the White Earth Chippewas. She was
born about seven miles north OF "here Is pun
Her father was Que-we-zaince (boy). who
was descended from sChiefn Quewe -caince -shisf
(Bay-boy), at that time leading chieftain among
the Mississippi bands: of Chippewas. He was a
brave, fearless warrior, and was killed by the
Sioux in a sanguinary battle near the site OF
the city of Saltwater. .r.
Early in life she was married to young
chieftain by the name of Man-i-do-waub, who
died here several years ago. =
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BUILDING PERMITS

A. c. Jensen, 1927 Thirty-frst avenue S,
and one-half-story frame dwelling 81 900
Louis E. Piers. 1929 Nicollet avenue,
one and one. half.story frame dwelling. 1900
NJ B. BUSHNELL 5000 Humboldt avenue s.
two-story frame dwelling: 1870. $500
Pete Q. Violin, 3241 Oakland avenue, =
two-story frame dwelling $500
Mrs. Minnie NJ. Potter, 1920 Aldrich
avenue s, one-andtonehalf story frame
u"elllnS 1,650
Lars J. Lundquist. 3341 Bryant avenue
s, ne-andone-half-story frame dwell
in. ing s;:, ...........:. 1900
,twostory frame dwelling 1000
ne-and-one- ha History frame dwelling! 800
A. NJ. Burch 3145 Fifth avenue S, two.
s story : frame m dwelling 1900
NE, e-andone-half-story frame DWELL
ing ...................... 1000
Elgnteen MINOR permits. 3,74O
A5 -,
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HENRY LASALLE DROWNED
Body Of Former Minnesotan Just Taken
from the Missouri.

HELENA. MONT.--The body of an unidenti-
fed man, found floating in the Missouri river.
has been positively identified as that Of Henry
L La. OF Ida, Mimi. who had been miss
new dam across the Missouri river. and slim lin
ping from an icy plank, fell into the strea m.
Married in st. Paul in 1897 Laura MayIone
divorce from Thomas Maylone on the ground
OF extreme cruelty. reciting such acts as al.
legged beatings. choking and unjust accuse
lions Of unchastity. She asks that her maiden
name. Laura 9. Klenck. be restored to her.
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Company D Mustered Out.

Major I. A. Berg reached home last night
from Devils Lake, where he mustered Company
OF the North Dakota National Guard out Of
service. Instructions to muster out the comnanv
came from Adjutant General H. NJ Greet who
lives at Devils Lake, and no particulars were
given It is understood that the company will
be reorganized at once $50
AT the annual meeting of the board Of educs
tlon, j. u. Bacon was reelected president and
W. II. Fuller was elected secretary. The re-
port for the year showed the total expenditures
of the board to be 500, 315.42 and the total main
tenance OF the schools to be $50, s3o.47.
New Electric Factor.
Edward L. Healy, who owns large water
power at Red Lake Falls. thirty five miles from
Grand Forks, has applied to the city council
Tor an electric franchise with the intention nf
transmitting electricity from Red Lake Fails
to this city. for lighting and power purposes
Because the Grand Forks Gas 4. EIec+r,o
company declined to lower the price of gas r.,
a point satisfactory to Mayor Duis there is q
strong sentiment in the council in favor OF giv-
Ing the company opposition :
For the relief of San Francisco, the SIM nj
S2.O21 90 was raised by popular subscription IN
Grand FORKS, and the amount was forwarded last
night the Red Cross officials at Frisco
Tie police are of the opinion that a woma n
who arrived from Devils Lake on an evenjnc
train Is the one who left4a week-old girl hahr
on the porch of f. T. Jewell at 515 Aim.
avenue, block and a. halt away. from III,
passenger station. The woman is being searched
for. 7i9as'eA se"' = Nc
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HE KNEW.
Harper's Weekly,

The first witness called in a recent petty
lawsuit In Cincinnati was an Irishman, of whose
tertained doubt. At their instance there was
put to him, before being sworn, the usual
oath!'' s. IS m s.S,E# = - -.
A broad grin spread over the face of the
Irishman. as he replied IS 2Zss5}f@-e
| '.Indade your honor, may say that IL: Is
second nature with me- 10 4, sSS
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Ra,nburg- American.
Special Passenger Servica

Special Passenger Service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Ar Amerika May 10 America 49,. June I
Bluecher. ..:... May II Bluecher. -. June ID
Deutschland. MAY 81 Deutschland June %
Special features of these ships are: Grill room.
Ritz Carlton restaurant. a Ia carte: elevators.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER (LoNDoN OR PARIS and HAMRrpn
Large twin screw vessels of ID, 600 tons SUI
perb passenger accommodation s-E
Pretoria. $500. May IL Patricia s. lima 1e
y aluersee. ..... May " Pretoria June %
Pennsylvania -. June 2 *Oceana -. June %
Batavia June Waldersee 80. June 30
Via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Offices, So and 81 Broadway, New York.
1850 Randolph st, Chicago: w. b. Chandler. III.
Etchborn & Sen, A. e. johnson & Co.. O.. q,
BrecEe. Nils Nilsson. A. G.. vanstrum & Co
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SHERIFF JOHNSON BLINDED.
Coal Hurled Thru Windows of Coach i,
Which He Was Riding.

HUDSON, WIS-sherinf Adolph johnson Of 81.
chunk OF coal OF Stag which was thrown with
great great l.; force thru window OF the passenger
Hudson from the east e'''AiDs tto
The train had just pulled out of the village Of
ROBERTS. ten miles east Of here. when the act
was committed. The missile struck him over
the eye, completely binding him for while,
Another missile struck the news agent in the car
aisle. injuring him severely 'Ao -"A
Sheriff johnson commanded the brakemans n
pull the bellrope. and leaping from the train
started In pursuit Of two fleeing men On &C.
IN making their escape but from descriptions
by persons who saw them running Mr.. johnson
believes that he knows one Of them He is 3
resident OF ST. Croix county and the sheriff will
put him thru the sweat box. The. Omaha Rail
way company is also investigating the matter
and developments are looked for =. ~. 49,
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LIBERTY.

There vas man VIE esteemed liberty anove
all else. =.
"Particularly.' he was wont to say. GAS "a
what !, eat. 4 shall eat what I like, and ali 4
wan, of it. without LEI or hindrance.'' g z
= OF course he paid the ps ice, which IT, 4.
everybody Knows. etc rial vigilance or, in sci.
entific rarlance, chronic Insomnia.
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, If you were renting a house YOU
would show prospective tenant Z
, every desirable point, and thus in Z
terest him. In writing a Journal
> want ad you should do the same
thing. The results will be the same
) the prospective tenant will come Z
) to see about it. Tell the whole {
) story-that will bring the answers.
49, 80 = - ~
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HIDES, PELTs. FURs, ETC.

Green sailed cured steer hides, over
% IDS ~ - IL -
Green salted heavy COW hides, over
6o IDS .:'..!Z ~
Green sailed light hides. under 60 lbs..11 10
Green sailed light hides. branded. .11H eh
Green sailed bulls stays, oxen or
WORE steers 49,. ........ st2 o12
Green sailed long haired kips. to
Green sailed light hides under 60 lbs.12 II
Green salted veal calves, 8 to 10 lbs. 1874 12A
Green sailed veal calves and deacons.
under 8 lbs. each. .................70 80
Green or frozen hides. 1Ac less than green
sailed.
Horse and mule hides, large. each. SO. IS STE
Horse and mule. hides, medium. -. ..13.1O 30
Horse and mule hides. small, EACH. $50 1.25
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GRAIN AGENT, ARRESTED
THE DULUTH ELEVATOR COM.
PANY CHARGES s. H. WAC
CONFER WITH ENTERTAINMENT,
Special to The Journal,

Grand Forks, n D., May IS. H. Waggoner,
agent for the Duluth Elevator company at Bar
Ton, has beer placed under arrest on charge
of embe1zlement -." rs
Waggoner is accused by the elevator company
with being short about $500 bushels of wheat,
twenty five tons of coal and 300 or 400 bushels
OF max The shortage was discovered by q
travelling auditor and Waggoner was taken to
Devils Lake for preliminary hearing. -sE
The arrest caused much surprise in Ramsey
county. where Waggoner is well known. E..
Thomas P. Grace, Great Northern express
agent at Rugby, has been arrested on a shortage
OF 800, and has made written confession. The
money was obtained By retaining funds received
Tor G. 0; D. packages. Grace is in Jail at
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PLANNED SUICIDE
And TWO MURDERS
CHoUDEK ONLY SUCCESSFUL AS
TO THE FIRST.
Escaping from the st. Peter Asylum.
He Crafty Mixed Poison with Alec
hol and Gave to Two Relatives to
Drink They Owe Their Lives to
Their Moderation.
6necial to The Journal,

II
Special to The Journal.
ST Peter, Minn..G May e.-It has been learned
that Joseph Choudek, who committed suicide at
his home near Montgomery, tried to poison two
other persons before taking his own life. Chou
dek all inmate of the St. Peter hospital for
the insane, but escaped several weeks ago and
made his way across country to his home.
Last week he sent his son-in-law to the vii
lage for bottle of alcohol. and when the liquor
given him he went into adjoining room
and mixed poison with 1t. On his return he
offered the potion to his son-in-law and q
nephew, and each swallowed small quantity.
Choudek then drank the greater part of the
contents Of the bottle, dropped to the door and
expired almost Immediately.
Altho the other men suffered severely from
the effects of the poison, they were In no real
danger. owing to the small quantity they had
taken. sa% .43a&lsla ~ --.e t
Gold Medal Contest.
Eight contestants took part in the gold-meda]
contest held in the, Union Presbyterian church
under the, auspices Of, the W.. G. 7. u The
judges were Professor and Mrs A. D. Griffin
of Kasota and P; j.. Youngdahl OF GustaVus
Adolphus college,. They awarded first place tc
Miss Adah Strand and second honors to Miss
Calle lansing II - sa t''.. rs
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ROBT. WATSON, WAR VETERAN PENSION
atty. box 413. S2s Boston block. Minnea polis.
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FARMER ENTERS BANKRUPTCY
Nicholas Nelson Of Clay County Con-
fesses to Large Liabilities. .@ss

FERGUS FALLS, -M1NN.-Nicholas Nelson, a
farmer Of Baker, Clay county, filed a petition
in bankruptcy in the federal court In this city
Tuesday. placing his assets at $16,652, of which
$4,120 is exempt, and his liabilities at $19,53O.
The board Of education held special meet
ing last evening and elected Miss Elizabeth G.
Harvey of Minneapolis and Miss Leah Cockroft
and Miss Lucy Evans to positions in the schools
here. ..t .<,.s
WOOD LAKE, MINN.-weather conditions are
favorable to the wheat crop. Within a week
there have been three hard frosts, damaging the
garden truck seriously. n :
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

INVENTORS, ATTENTIoN-PATENT IN ALL
countries promptly obtained, sold leased, man
uractureG; models made; 25 years established;
'une Acelled reputation; inventors book free.
Address Patent Market, st. Paul, Mimi
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, PATENT LAW
yers and solicitors; main office, 925-e3s Char
anty building, Minneapolis. Minn.: so McGill
building, Washingto ton, D. c..
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sAEL LAKE, VISA. W. Huntley's resi-
dence was destroyed by fire. The loss is about
$l,5oo, with no insurance. The origin of the
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LA CROSSE, WIS.-Railroad detectives arc
investigating the disappearance of several thou,
disc stolen from a wrecked freight train ~
La Moille MIMI ''"''' "'
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:. LA CROSSE, W1s.-John Gund, believed to
i've IN Chicago. mysteriously disappeared here,
and Chicago men are here to INVESTIGATE
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department Of State. g#5.-lA gs| ~
4 hereby certify that the within instrument
was filed for record iii this office on the 9th
day of April, A. D. 1906. at o'clock am, and
was duly recorded in Book ''L-3'' Of Incorpora-
lions, on page 'o45. -. P. q. HANSON,
& ~ ; y. Secretary Of State
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OFFICE OF REGISTER OF DEEDS,
State Of Minnesota, County of Hennepin
hereby certify that the within instrument
was fled for record in this office on the Sd
and was duly recorded in Book .71O7" OF Misc
page 1856" GEORGE G.. MERRILL,
Register Of Deeds.
By A. w. skog, Deputy Register Of Deeds.
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CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN m,
n IaHEAPolIs & ST. LOUIS re

Station. Washington and 4th avs N. Ss
Office. 424 Nicollet Except Sun Others Daily.
Leave for CHICAGO. 1886 am 500 pm
Leave for ST. LOUIS .,....... 80 :35 am 500 pm
Leave for DIES MONIES. So. 1895 am 1925 pm
Leave for OMAHA, California *e:35 am S:25 pm
For Watertown and Storm Lake. 49,. 9:O2 am
For Madison and Estherville .*9:O2 am 6:15 pm
WISCONSIN CENTRAL R'Y. .
TICKET OFFICE, 23O NICOLLET AV
Phones-T. c., 1856; N. W., Main 1856.
G a5 Ashland Falls tlan Marsh Marsh Leave Arrive
Milwaukee. Chicago .......J 7O5 D. M. $40 D. m.
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DEATHS,
Anderson Erfck. Swedish hospital
nue. s.
Cunningham, Nora, 125 Tenth street S.
Stanley, Edith, ST. Barnabas hospital
Hancock, NJ. Caroyne, 1902 Eleventh ave.
nue. s.
Thompson. George, 25os Twenty7seventh ave-
nue s.
Smith. Jessie, st. Barnabas hospital.
Johnson Fred, 2427 Ninth street s.
Scott, Elizabeth, 515 Ninth street 8
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Iuese Prices are TOT No. large medium and
small: other goods are In proportion. For other
1urs not quoted prices about the same as
/ last year. "
CHICAGO HIDE MARKET.
IIese prices are for the street market in
lots, All eo'
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BOODLING LEFT
A TRAIL OF Woe
INNOCENT SUFFER WITH TEE
GUILTY AT MILWAUKEE.
Several Acquitted, Were Ruined Finan-
cially and Politically, and Three, It
Is Asserted, Were Driven to Their
Graves, One Being a Suicide.

Special to The Journal.
Milwaukee, Wis, May e.-That the grand
jury which last year found 234 Indictments
made several serious errors is becoming daily
more evident. Victims strew the path Of the
vigorously welded muck rake.
Case after case of alleged grating when
tried resulted in verdicts of not guilty. In
every one it was declared that the charges were
preferred by men who hated the accused.
Three have died under the charges one
by suicide, and yesterday the sster-in-law OF
the suicide went to sanitarium. insane as a
result of the charges brought against the mem
Der of her family. -,s. j.
Here. is the list of those acquitted, but who
have been financially or politically ruined by
the charges found BY the jury to be false:
IT,. Death List.
The dead: Charles Desfeld six indictments
charging bribery in connection with various
county hospital contracts. Driven to death by
the charges, say his friends who assert that
he was innocent and accused by a confessed
perjurer.
Charles Cooke, alderman. eight indictments
charging bribery on various special privilege
ordinances. Went south to try to cure con-
sumption In Arizona; brought back and confined
In Jail until lungs were eaten away.
+ Frank NJ. Fowle six indictments charging
bribery in connection with county contracts
Committed suicide. Developed after the death
that his only accuser. who told the grand jury
he gave Fcwle the money, admitted openly
that Fowlc was not guilty and that he had
included him in the list OF accused by mis-
take. '.r
Onus Placed on Strauss.
Most Of the 234 indictments returned were
on the confession Of E. A.. Strauss who said
he was the supervisor who had charge of deal
ing out the graft money. Strauss was not
Indicted. Every man he accused was indicted
1t was Strauss who accused Fowle. and who
said In the presence Of police officer. sum-
moned to hear the statement, that Fowle was
innocent of taking bride
Mrs. Delos Fowle, who worried over the
accusation and suicide of her brother in-law
has been taken to private hospital for the
insane.
Here are some of those acquitted
Former Alderman S. J. Richter driven ont
OF politics by charge of taking 800, then found
not guilty. =
Former Alderman Y. johnson, acquitted Of
5000 bribery after being forced out of politics.
FORMER Assessor Frank Himmelstein acout1.
ted OF $500 bribery, but lost office thru acc,-
sation N N0~U
Senator Barney Eaton. accused of accepting
sioo and twenty-five brides in time to bar
MN temporarily from senate during hearing on
D1lls IN which he was Interested, then acquitted.
former supervisor Herman Haasch $40 brihe:
FRED Hartung. $1,000 bribe; A. S. Greene, $40
Dr1De-all acquitted. Greene was re.electcd
despite personal campaign waged against him
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HUDSON, WIs.-Albert HARMS was rea,ac+ad
city clerk and Albin Anderson was eiectcd
street commissioner.
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BOARD. AND ROOMS
Wanted.

BOARD AND TWO ROOMS, FURNISHED OR
unfinished, in modern house. either three or
four adults; eighth ward preferred; long teriff
If suitable; references. Address ct once,
619a. Journal
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AMENDMENT TO ARTICLES OF 1NcoRPoRA

AMENDMENT TO ARTICLES OF 1NcoRPoRA-
ton of the General Contracting Company:''-
Know all men BY these presents That at IT.. a
tracing company, held st the office Of Cohen
Atwater & Shaw. 313 +Nicollet avenue, in the city
of Minneapolis, MINI "a on Monday, April 2, A. D..
1905 the following, resolution amending the arti-
Giles of ineofpora ton OF isaid General
company was adopted by a unanin1ous vote OF all
the stockholders and all the shares Of stock Of
said company, toWit: +. T., ~ ~
RESOLVED, That article ". Of the articles
''of incorporation Of this corporation be-, and the
same hereby is, amended SO that the same shall
"read follows, towit:sr ora. ri
60 ARTICLE w. e. Ta4,t.sIs
L The highest amount of indebtedness or liability
to which this corporation shall at any time be
subject shall be two hundred thousand dollars
'($2OO OOO).' - ~. - .-.r4r. '4f "
In witness whereof. said General Contracting
company has caused this certificate to be signed
the seal of said corporation to be hereto affixed,
at Minneapolis, Mimi, this second (2d) day
of April, A. D: 1906. $50 .s@ 49, .
(seaL) ". ]. PRENDERGAsT, Secretary.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, .
On this 4th day of April, A. D. 1906, be-
fore me personally appeared Arthur J. Leahy. to
me known to be- the president. and William J.
Prendergast, to- me known to be the secretary
of the General Contracting company, and being
duly sworn did say, that they are, respectively
the president and secretary Of the General Con-
tractlng company, ana that the facts set forth
in the foregoing certificate of amendment to
the articles of incorporation of the General Con-
tracing company are true Of their own knowl.
edge. and they acknowledged that they exc.
cuted said certificate in pursuance Of the unani-
nous vote of the stockholders of said corpora
ton as the free act and deed Of said corpora
ton. ii ARTHUR J. LEAHY
W. J. PRENDERGAST.
Subscribed and sworneto before me this 4th
day Of April, A. D. 1906. ,gs az
.-.. 7s:-... J fs.:. GUSTAVE A. .PETRIE
(Seal.) Notary Public. Hennepin County. Minn,
My commission expires June Is, 1907.
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

BIRTHS.
Olson Mr.. and Mrs. Axel, POT Nineteenth
Benz, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A., 1o1s Main street,
boy. ~,
Nilsson. Mr.: and Mrs. P. W., 1927 Bryant
avenue N, boy.
Hines, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A., 527 Fifth ave-
nue. Sc, a boy.
Mclaughlin. Mr.. and Mrs. E. G., 2soe Ste
yens avenue, boy.
Nordgren, Mr.. and Mrs. John, 2s15 Thirtieth
avenue s., boy. -
Neuman, Mr. and Mrs. John, 1928 Second
street N, boy.
Sally, Mr.. and Mrs. W, 1925 Sixth street N,
a boy. -
versity avenue NE, girl. -.
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred, 25Os East
Twenty-second street. boy.
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TAILORING
PENSIONS

LOFGREN & co., LADIES' AND GENTS Tar
ors: latest tmportations 62OA Nicollet ay,
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS wANTED-soUvEN1R EDITION, AT
las, Guide G. A. r. encampment, ready;
rs pages; birdseye view city; latest Mime
tonka naD; all for % cents. Woodman. 1856
Lumber Exchange ,....Es - ...s -. -. '
AGENTs-BIG COMBINATION BOX, CON-
tains pile cure, scalp and skin ointments, ca
tarrh and hay fever balm, corn saive; costs
Mark W. Allen Co., Detroit, Mich. = =,