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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-18

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E a Farrell. justice fees....... IS 50
Peter Reid, sheriff. fees....... 6 90
John Fjeldstad, witness fees. 5 40
G F. Kirkman, witness fees 49,. 5 DO
G D Knowlton, witness FEES. 5 40
0 B Aldrich, witness fees 800. 5 40
G Bessrud, witness fees....... 5 40
j johnson. witness fees...... 5 40
John Wang. witness fees........ 5 40
CG Billings, witness fees...... 3 DO
M Hanson, witness fees....... 5 40
Peter Reid, witness fees ....... 2 10
State of North Dakota vs S Barlow.
E A Farrell, justice fees....... Sc 10
Peter Reid. sherif's fees....... 4 90
D HalTorson, witness fees...... 6 SO
Hustad, witness fees....... 6 so
Geo Florence, witness fees..... 6 80
Andrew Oppert, witness fees. i so
Lewis Reitan. witness fees. 6 80
B 0 Tweten, witness fees...... 6 SO
State of North Dakota vs. G Cody and
D Kellar.
E A Farrell, justice fees....... Sc 35
Peter Reid. sheriff's fees....... 2 90
John Swinbourne, witness fees. 5 80
G Montgomery, witness fees. 5 80
w J Davidson. witness fees. 5 80
Barney Gogin. witness fees 80. 5 80
State of North Dakota VS. John Gudue.
E a Farrell, justice fees ....... 81 IS
Peter Reid, sherif's fees..... 5 so
State OF North Dakota vs. Frank Nc
Grath.
E A Farrell. justice fees ....... 81 65
Peter Reid, sheriff fees ...... 6 SO
State of North Dakota VS. Geo L
Hambly.
r a Farrell, justice fees....... 81 30
Peter Reid, sheriff's fees ...... 4 90
Ole Buffien, witness fees ....... 6 90
Thomas Paddep. witness fees ) 90
l Ackre. witness fees .......... G 30
Chas Cummings, witness fees. ! 90
State of North Dakota VS. NJ. McClus-
ky andP d. Sheehan.
f. A. Farrell, justice fees .......s 7 50
Peter Reid, sheriff's fees ....... 90
O. h. Aldrlch, witness fees...... I 40
j. Dobbie, witness fecs...,.. 7 50
{. q. Billings, witness fecs...... 7 40
j. j. Souch, witness fees ....... 7 40
CD. Johnston, witness fees. Z 40
John Wang, witness fees...,,.,. 7 40
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-18

Leave your orders for job work at
the CoUR1ER-D DEMOCRAT office, or tele-
phone No. 81, and have them promptly
filled.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-18

Resolved that the auditor be instruct
ed to cancel the 1904 tax on lots IL to
19 inclusive in block 6 Easily village,
the same being school property.
On motion the board adjourned until
one o'clock p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board r~econvened pursuant to
adjournment.
All members present.
A statement OF the amount of fines
forfeltures and bail fo%rfeitures ecove
ed aud of all expenses incurred by
reason of the enforcement of the pro-
hibition law in the county from June
1905 term of court to January lst, 1906,
was presented by State Attorney Price
and the county treasurer is hereby di.
rected and authorized to charge the
same against the Liquor Prosecution
fund and credit the amount to the
. county general fund.
, On motion the following bills wer
f: audited and allowed:
II E Dorval, fees as insanity
/ commissioned and as member
of the board of appointment. 5 % O.
Geo NJ Price, clerk hire and ex-
3 pense of State Attorneys
U office. IL I
0 Justice report of + 4 Mcdonald, j F
0 was presented and the following fee
allowed:
State of North Dakota vs. Maj
Vandrou.
Jonas Christensen, constable
. .
g Justice fees paid by defendant.
Justice report of Halvor Torgerson
q P was presented and the following fee
allowed:
:, State of North Dakota VS. Martin
noyla Sr
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-18
Der and establishing quaran-

OCl otta SStooAtSutis 4uotou~
IS 90
A E Harrington. coal OIL. 1 90
Amos Abbott, night guard at
Jail two months. 90 90
Langdon Lumber Co. wood for
the court house - 90
Knight Printing Co, county
supplies S1S5. 10 allowed at. l29 so
Wsshburn Leader, official estray
pdpSi.... y W
Alex Mcdonald, repairing heat
ing plaut................... 6 oe
W r Bradley. laundry for pris-
81;
Mahon L Robinson, wood for
court house ........... -. s.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-18

Halvor Torgerson, justice fees. 5 8 %
Otto c. Olson, constable fees >. Al 90
Jos D Fischer, witness FEES. l IS
Nick Kartes, witness fees...... l 60
l Cousins, witness fees ........ , o5
George Barcelo, witness fees. , o5
John Boesl, witness fees ....... l 10
a Kiefer, witness fees......... , 10
Joseph Kartes, witness FEES. l IS
John Kartes, witness fees...... l 10
Henry Kartes, witness fees..... l 70
John Fischer, witness fees..... l 45
F H Hofarth, witness fees 80. l 45
Ambrose Kroetsch, witness fees l IS
John Motifs, witness fees ..... l IS
Herman Wendt, witness fees. 2 o5
Jacob Gapp. witness fees ..... l So
State of North Dakota VS. Martin
Doyle, Jr.
Halvor Torgerson. justice fees. 5 IS
Otto G Olson, constable fees. Is 40
Justice report Of e. A. Farrell. j. P.
was presented and the following fees
allowed:
State of North Dakota VS. McClusky
and P D Sheehap.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-01-18

CITATION AND NOTICE HEARING PROOF
OF WILL.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, 1x corvrr r,
County of Cavalier. IN COUNTY COURT
Before Hon, b. E. DoRvAL, Judge.
In the Matter OF the Estate of William Sang.
ster, deceased.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
HIGH RENTS HERE. AND ELSEWHERE,

IKE San Francisco ST. Louis having trouble about high
dwelling In ST. Louis the prevailing mental
anguish lies the imagination than the fact 1t is due
the that inspires considerable element of the
population the West End because explained
they desire live swell part of and be in the swim
In Francisco the trouble real least for the pres
and due of the crowdng of the whole urban
population within about half the formerly occupied The
congestion will probably continue for year. If had
been able house the refugees shacs conditions might have
been much
We expect will be really
paaey low Francisco again The location of the city
peninsula shut by high hills makes for condensation of
aOn. The situation analogous that existing Manhattan
Island.
Relief far obtainabe from rapid
There for population that pleasant plateau lying
Berkeley and San Leand including Oakland Alameda
An equally large residence city will grow the peninsula
the Bruno hills unneed In that direction prob
ably lies the immediate growth of the future 1t simply ques-
ton of rapid transit of sufficient capacity Experience of other
growing shows that demand for suburban transportation
usually outstp the supply The Southern Pacific is
through the San Bruno hills but persuaded that by the
ready do business will find population the ground
larger than take There opening additional
electrical transportation in this direction
In the meantime pay high with such phi
losophy may. The money stays here
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

THE the great game of railroad
% Of development is the acquisition of the Baltimore
and Ohio system by the Hartman group, which appears
be accepted accomplished fact way to
speedy completion In respects is departure past
policy but appears have been forced Hartman actv-
W of Gould and Hill who both attacking him territory
that he has regarded peculiarly his
While the purchase of the Baltimore and Ohio
policy respect nevertheless accord
with the nexoabe tendency railroad consolidation which the
late P Huntington oeod when he declared he expected
all the railroads owned by three Consolidation
OF that kind has been retarded degree
which competing connecting systems had established
themselves by The very
established Europe and described powers
Under this agreement the Western divided business
nearly equally might be among their connections The
acquisition by Hartman of complete line from
San Francisco to New York with Chicago as way
The preumpve purpose of the Hartman purchases that all the
business originating the Pacific lines should
TO the Chicago and Alton the Baltimore as
of system Specializing the effect concentration of
business railroad retaliation part of East
roads that shut OF paying business of course
the logic Of the position but business follow logical
lines first 1t may be that Hartman offer compromises TO
and continue the of good feeling among that
has been osed and coddled disguses which the
most conspicuous and least effective described Community
OF interest That ridiculous expedent brought Hill and
together for brief and stormy period under blanket
Competition nexorab If Gould completes his system from
Hartman that he must equally well eojinned
and Hill naturally, will have follow the same reasoning
the logic OF the position will
OF compromises anddevces the balance power
railroads. railroad president system for all if is
worth and let the weakest go the wall The result Of course
must be to augment the tendency to consolidation
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
ED1I q PAL - A GE OCTOBER 100

they ceascle the watch that the Constitution Is
onvok National Govern
whether for the efficient of or TOR
such eghthour law
and similar so-calcd labor statutes
The moderate and will not be disputed Lawyers
who engage in practice condemned by the President are not
criminals in the legal but they dangerous to the
than -tenls of the who Jail They
employ their perverted ingenuity and learning nu benecla
legislation their direct their how to defeat
the law without incurrng its penalties.
We lawyer who engages such pracces
that less we'll thought of by his fellows Rather he wins
applause proportion the size of his fees The President OF
the United States loudly condemns such practices but the prac
toner debard from the practice of his profession nor IS
there, notwithstanding Roosevets ouspoken indictment the
slightest probability hate will be excluded from practice or sui
erer in the estimation of his fellows.
Why; then about the "ecs OF the tprofession? dis
ethics the bar like the book snakes in Ireland
There no snakes in Ireland. f%fsa t
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
Monks Sueto P'reventUse of
ChartreuSe Trademark.

-HE expulsion by the French Gov
ernment of the monks from their
convent La Grande Chartreuse,
where for so many years they man
ufactured the liqueur of that name, has
resulted in suits against the use of the
trademark by the agents OF the
French Government. The expulsion oc-
Cured in 1903, and the monks have
settled at Tarragona, Spain, at which
point the manufacture Of ''Chartreuse"
has been resumed by them. Prior to
the expulsion "Chartreuse" intended
for the United States was exported
through the American Consulate at
GrenobIe Consul Charles P. II. Mason
of that place furnishes an interesting
report on the legal contest the monks
are making to prevent the use of their
trademark The Consul writes:
In acquiring the ancient convent La
Grande Chartreuse the French Govern
ment appropriated the original trade
mark of the liqueur, which had brought
enormous revenues to the monastical
establishment, and granted the fright
to use the same to a prominent firm
Of French distillers. The making of
the .liqueur was begun again and at the
same distillery formerly worked by
the monks. Its preparation assumed
to differ in no wise from the original
formula, and 1t was put upon the mar
ket in the same style, of bottle, label
and name. Its expectation followed
Gin November and December, 1900 to
the United States and other countries.
But the expectation soon ceased, for
the reason that the monks settled in
Spain and, exporting their liqueur as
the only genuine "Chartreuse," took
legal measures to prohibit the intro
duction and sale of the French or
state" chartreuse in the United States
and elsewhere as an infringement of a
trademark which had originally been
granted and secured exclusively to
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

them. The settlement of these legal pro-
cesses is still pending in the United
States, England, Germany, Switzer-
land, etc, where equally the monks
have complained of the same infringe
ment of their rights.
Meantime for nearly three years. and
possibly to continue for several years
more, in the courts at GrenobIe scores
of primary and secondary questions as
to property transfers and claims, nat
ural and acquired rights, methods of
adjudication and technicalities of one
sort and another are to be passed upon
which 1t is quite impossible for any
save experts to follow. AS far as can
be learned the receiver for the French
Government, in view; Of differences
with the distillers to whom was given
the concession to make and control
"Chartreuse," is endeavoring to form a
society, with a capital of 1900. 600
francs, which society shall, under spec
ified conditions, have charge of the en-
tire business. One of these conditions
is that the manufacture and sale of the
liqueur shall be continued during and
until the end of the legal trials relative
TO the trademark or name Char
treuse," and il they last more than four
years the receiver shall thereafter have
the right, on his own authority to offer
the mark for public sale.
1t results, then, that there are to be
TOUR "Chartreuses~ in the market
Namely:
!. The Tarragona, made by the Car
thusian monks now in Spain.
z. The old chartreuse left in stock
and limited in quantity, distinguished
from the new by words on label ..Allier,
Imprimeur Grenoble''
D. The liqueur cusenier (first conces-
slonaire)' same bottle and label as pre-
ceding, less name of printer.
4. The liqueur to be put out by the
proposed new society.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
:: In the Joke World :

Budding Poet-Have you read my
Descent Into Hades?'
Worldly Person--No, but I should
like to see it very much.--The Sketch.
Attorney General Moody as a substi-
tute for Secretary Taft on the United
States supreme bench looks like short
measure.-New York World.
The Poet-Ah, 1 have lots of poetry
in my soul.
The Editor-Yes, the trouble is you
don't keep 1t there. = Philadelphia
Record.
Bilkins-My wife bought fifty dol
lar hat one day last week and had it
sent to my office C. O.. d.
Wilkins-Tough luck, Ell?
Bi1kins-Oh. no; sent it back p. ID.
columbus Dispatch.
Reading between the lines of their
speeches and open letters. it can easily
be seen that Roger Sullivan has made
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
Building of Hudson
Bay Line Begun.
y oNsrL g. b RAvNDAL OF Daw-

son supplies the latest informa-
ton as to the Canadian project
to build a railway line from
Manitoba to Hudson Bay and operate
steamship lines for ne grain traffic
from Churchill in Hudson Bay, to Liv-
erpooI during July. August. September
f. and october of each year. Mr.. Ravn-
JaI writes:
Actual work seems to have started
on the extension from the Prince Al
bert branch of the Canadian Northern
to Fort Churchill on the west shore
sof Hudson Bay. \ report from Win
ripeg- states that the contract for grad
ing from the main line to Pas
Mission has been let and that
this portion Of the Hudson Bay
line must be finished during the pres
ent year. Pas Mission is situated on
the banks of the Saskatchewan River.
some ninety-fve miles northeast of Err
wood. Canadian Northern surveyors
report that railway construction to
Fort Churchill will be comparatively
simple. Er1vood is in the Province OK
saskatchewan. a little way west of tr
Manitoba border, and Pas Mission, in
the district of Keewatin. which lies di-
rectly under the control of the Domin-
ion Government. The distance. from
Erwood to Fort Churchul is about 500
miles, and it is expected that the ex-
tension from Pas Mission to Fort
| Churchill will be completed in time for
the wheat crop of 1905 TO be taken out
through the Hudson Bay straits.
Some people, after comforting with
prospectors and surveyors from the
North believe that the region in the
vicinity OF Hudson. Bay is destined to
become more famous for its mineral
wealth tran either the Yukon or Brit
ish Columbia. or the new colorado at
Cobalt. That delay may occur in the
construction OF the Hudson Bay rail-
road is indicated by Toronto newspaper
statements, which oppose. the granting
of new land subsidies to. the enterprises.
hThe present subsidy Is 1890 acres
along the proposed route which the
company would like to select else
where.
fOr some years past an impression
has prevailed that coal existed some
where on the Hudson Bay slope. Re-
Gently extensive anthracite beds have
been found In the neighborhood Of AL
bany River, a stream which forms tha
dividing line between Ontario and Kes-
watin. The fun significance OF these
j discoveries can only be realized when
they are considered in conjunction with
the vast deposits of iron ore through
out the northern part of Ontario. It
/ is claimed that with coal mines con-
venient to the iron ore deposits there
\ is no reason why New Ontario should
not in time rival the great manufacture
/ ing centers OF Pennsylvania. As
further means OF opening up New On
tario IL las been practically decided
to continue the Cobalt Railroad to
James Bay. which constitutes the shall
low southern waters Of Hudson Bay.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
THE VILLAGE HABIT.


Tt strange what possibilities of wrath lie in the harmless nee
We saw hoW Portland and Seattle were quar-
reing their such the plural Of this form OF
aco not long and would not be comforted tbs ul-
ally the Federal census ole that the BLANC It
only the directory that aruy attering uncton to
the souls of Chicago Seattle or Los Angeles ss4t
nowi Chicago that quarfeing hardest with the cen
school the Tribune that city executing
pass Of rage because the expectation
According to this unsancted enumeration the minor population OF
Chcagos 7055o which gives only people of all
the city is annoying when Chicago persuaded that
the population at least 2200Q00sts ,s%. )
Accordingly the Tribune finds that adjecves quite equal
oate and thus describes the condition of the public mind
in Chicago regards the blamed .s*t =.
Merchants bankers real did
of
dgraceful
that school not worth paper printed upon
Nothing will that frame of mind but directory
Chicago picked the quarrel with the Federal 9O0
but the Tribune that this last the
Federal census Too bad. et.7 >
1t strange that city oftle Of Chicago yet
the village habit.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

money out of his gas dealings with a
poiitlcal attachment and that Colonel
6ryan has made money out of his po-
htlcal dealings with a gas attachment
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Cheer up" said the preacher, you'll
meet your six wives in heaven
Lord, man. exclaimed the sick man
that's just what's botherin' me.'-At-
ianta Constitution.
Lets go to church Sunday morning.
Can't
Why not?'
Friend of mine just sent me the
daintiest fishing outfit you ever saw
Houston Post.
Her golden hair was hanging down
her back
To hide the gap in my shirt waist,
she explained. Having only normal
arms, find it impossible to fasten all
the darned buttons. louisville Cour-
ier-JournaL
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

~ the commission appointed by the
II Australian Government to In
n quire into the mail service and
shipping facilities Of the Common
wealth have recommended the estab-
Iishment of a national line of steamers
under direct control Of the Government
The commission reports that eight
steamers Of 10000 tons each, at a total
cost of fs.0OO.OOO (s145ss,5OO), would
provide a fortnight1y service between
Australia and London equal to that OF
any of the private companies engaged
in such work. and would return an
annual profit Of about f112,O0O (s4S6.-
7OS). This recommendation will be
considered by Parliament during the
present session and is favorab1y com
mented upon by merchants and others
interested in the export business
The Peninsular and Oriental Company
(English). which runs a fortnightIy
line Of passenger and mail steamers
to Australia has decided in addition to
such service to run a monthly line OF
purely cargo steamers to Australia
VIA Jne CQe6 Sdnat ana emma
during the busy freight season
from. November to. February. The cargo
steamers are about 1000 tons each. and
will take cargo from Liverpool to the
East via Suez, thence to Australia. with
the products of China and Japan. and
return to Liverpool with Australian
wool. wheat frozen meat, etc.
Extensive improvements are to be
effected in the port of Melbourne. It
is intended to widen and deepen the
river Yarra to allow ocean going ves-
sells of the deepest draft to be berthed
in the Victoria dock within half a
mile of the city. At present such ves~
sells must load and discharge in Hob
sons Bay, over four miles distant The
Government Of Victoria has approprf-
ated the sum of $125,000. and the i'm
provements are to be made at once.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
Answers to Queries


FROM THE FRENCH-Reader, CITY.
The following which you submit. "C-est
une chose admirable, que tous les grands
hommes ont toujour du caprice. quelque
petit grain de folie mele a Ieur sci
ence," is from the French OF MoIiere In
lie Medecin Malgre Lui'' (the doctor
in spite Of himself) and is translated
as follows, 1T is strange that all great
men have always some oddness. some
little grain of folly mingled with what
ever genius they possess"
LA RIVIERA-Subscribe Oakland
Cal Riviera is the term originally ap-
piled to the narrow strip of coast land
bordering the gulf of Genoa from Nice
to Spezzia- Between Nice and CSenoa-
it IS called the Riviera Iii Ponente che
seashOre west and between Genoa and
SPczzta the Riviera di Levante che
Seash0Te east Riviera Is now apD1iad
to that territory and seashore OF tbe
r rench Department of the Maritime
Alps and the Italian coast as tar an
Leghorn.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

Townsend's Cal. glace fruits and can
dies at Emporium, Post and Van. Ness
and 1903 and 1920 Valencia street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
NOTE AND COMMENT.

Acting Mayor Galagher title does seem to clash wi
Actual Mayor Ruefs policy
OF Congressman Candidate Hearst it may yet sung:
Worst n war;
Worst hearts of his countrymen"
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
ROOSEVELT AND THE LAWYERS.

HE remarkable indictment of corporation lawyers framed bv
President Roosevelt the socaed of the legal
profession in strange light In words the President
states the
If we ta thus to increase he GOVERNMENT
those
holders
Of what
the
notification o.
left
those who labor on the ~
of
They comp d,
observance law alike by rich and on the
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

promise that he has not broken? No
man can belong to any political party
whose, whole career is bounded by his
selfish ambitions, and who will cheer
fully pledge himself to anything and
everything so long as he can make OF 1t
step in the ladder.-Sacramen
Union
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
Australia Is to Run
Line of Steamers.

a MAJORITY OF the members OF
~ the commission appointed by the
. Australian Government to In
a n11irs into the mail service and
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

Verify it is a fine muddle. :
Hearst. after, having. secured his. nomi-
nation from men who said he was an
anarchist and whom he had denounced
as thieves, appeals for the support of
Tammany by telling its members it Is
not nit to existaand asks for the vote of
upstate Democrats on the ground that
he does not believe in their Democratic
platform. 1t is fire muddIe however
you look at it.-Fresno Republican
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-08-25
New Hotel At RehObOth.

1t is reported that the Baltimore,
Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Com
pany will soon begin extensive improve
ments al Rehoboth.
Capt Willard Thomson. general man
ager Of the Baltimore. Chesapeake and
Atlantic Railway Company;E. F. Brook
general manager of the Philadelphia.
Baltimore and Washington Railroad,
and A. J. Benjamin, superintendent of
the Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic
Railway Company and the Maryland,
Delaware and Virginia Railway visited
Rehoboth recently on a special train.
and after enjoying dinner at the
Casino. made an examination of the
company's property AT Rehoboth.
As a result Of the meeting and in
vestigation il is said that extensive
improvements will be made. These will
include fine new hotel that will be
fitted with all modern conveniences and
capable of accommodating several hun
bred guests.
AT the offices of the Baltimore, Chesa-
peake and Atlantic Railway Company
il was said that the company did not
contemplate making any improvements
al Rehoboth this summer. but that il
was not improbable that new hotel
would be built some time in the future.