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New-York tribune., 1906-05-12

resulted from the cold weather conditions
IN he ce chow material improvement temperatures
ana the Wedtier to-day generally clear all thfUus
the West Markets abroad unsettled. Liverpool
showing considerable strength the large ar
genuine snlpnents with prices the close 4G11d net
hsner On the other hand Budapest OF 10 points
Ehie Paris closed points lower 70 10 points higher anG
Sl04OO0 BUSH compared with 3260OO bush the previous
week The Modern Miller report winter wheat was
more buish than II has been of late snd caused some
blying in the afternoon. The cash New York
closed nm, with prices follows: red 81 &c elevator
and ao nominal ailoat: No Northern Duluth g25c
ana No Northern Manitoba, soc afoat. CORN
Ihe corn market also firm all day especially On
firm cash situation and continued light At all
interior points thete 272.OOO BUSH compared with
s9 bush last year. Furthermore. seaboard clearances
aggregated 6l6O0o bush The Liverpool market closed
80 higher Influenced BY the OF 100000 bush In
Sentlne shipments. with the previous week
s6In coEn IN New York closed follows: No 2 corn
elevator and 56c afoat; NO white 81 1ze ana
80 20 yellow. SIC ahoat. all nominal OATS
commission houses fairly good buyers Of Septen1s
una otn IN point OF strength. closing the top Cash
SS IN SeW York we're quoted follows: Mixed 20 to
~ 70 See natural white 50 TO SO 70. 3s4939hc. and
SppsG white Se TO 40 lb 39is @4ic. RYEMarket easy;
40 western. elc { b New York. BARLEY Market
SSSseuss LeeoiIg- 4tAc, and mating J2I51c, both c
notk- wheat including -four for the week
2. aSS1ruhS e Bradsrees aggregate 2.142,O62 bush
9sSst %l4t4S last week and $40 355 year Since
~ S- l"to they aggregate 1l57iSO29 bush against
ports for the week aggregate 1.573.140 against
OSsl0 last week and 152s 299 last year. Since July
last
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12

NoHtt ~ March
Pr5srs. earnings Inc s4sofs
Es+ ssr,,.s Inc 6s32l
Jan. 10 March 81 l"'ouJ
F 20 esTnines -............ Inc sls7 SOS
set - Inc 223 s5s
--------- Inc 81 $50
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
VACATION IN The MOUNTAINS

of Orange Sullivan Ulster and Delaware Counties ". T..
the
New York, Ontario Western Ry.
II seeking SUMNER HOME for your family
in region of absolute
HEALTH AT MODERATE COST.
1000 feet above the with pure air pure water pure
milk no malaria mosquitoes and within Three Hours
Iide from New Yora country heartily recommended by
physctans-then send cents for postage the under
signed call free offices below SUPERB
LY ILLUSTRATED BOOK. SUMNER HOMES OF 1875
pages. 1t gives list of 1000 Hotels. and
Boarding Houses, with their location Of board
acties attractions. &c Vacation Bureau 425 Broad
way. n. Y
IN NEW YORK-l4l. 425 1884. 1Ts9 Broadway as
Nassau St. 10 Park Place 2s7 attn ave. 245 Columbus
ave. 2I9s Sd ave, lC6 West 125th st.. 1872 5th
Iieket Offices. Franklin and West 42d st ferries
IN BROOkLYS-4 Court ST.. 479 Nostrand cor.
Macon st; 800 broadway: Eagle ONCE.
On May 26th. 2Tth. 2sh Goth tickets at
reduced rates will be sold at s25 Broadway 1854 Broad
way ~ Beaver St. Court ST.. Brooklyn. WeehaWEen
and ferry Offices giving opportunity OF personally
lecng Summer home and also days fishing
IN this delightful region Tickets good returning May Sst
j. c. ANDERSON.
Trafic Manager. So Beaver st.. N. 7.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
BOSTON STOCKS.

grssr-ishe8 bF " l. Day Co. No. sase., s,,se,
May 80. Nay IL - u - =.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
EDGE w OOD INN /,

EDGENOOD PARK.
GREENWICH ION THE soUNDl CONN.
beautifully located hotel Select patronage 80
rooms en suite with bRths and all modern appontmenta
careful service IN all departments Casino. Gof Tennis
TovIuE Riding and Driving. Superior table ana auto
0uerfeTs We'll walks ana drives. IN picturesque
country. IS minutes from New York via New Haven
- D. p SIMPSON. Manager.
Axst A1r. Laurel EOuxs. LANsMcoe. ~. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-12
COTTON RECEIPTS.
ports since September
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

New York May H.
Net receipts at all United States ports during
t'ie "teh ho,ZSA
Net receipts at all United States ports week
last year
Total receipts since September .264,S5S
Total receipts to date last S43.T T5G
Exports for the week 63.354
Exports for week last 166.3Tl
Total exports since September $50. l30
Total
Stock az all United States ports 534,112
year -. -. ........ CPS 924
Stock all interior towns s................ 240 764
Stock at all towns same time last year. SG6
stock Liverpool last $4,000
time last year ..'.'....... 100000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08

me GoG5ielter. aIs Die $50. 0icGar.
tin un6 @ortiioe bieier aufforberung
rtdjt IdNlea Getlitg nadtamen, milr.
oe WlcGortp Dur6 einen SGlog nit
einem aniippeG 5u go6eu geitredt
uno Ser @ortiiOe ebenfolS ourf
&riippcIidldge fuit beiinnmgslos
Gemodt. Gonn nurtiudten Die
StroberrGltber sic 5oid)en iGrer
Spicr. Serr WcGortbp bate gIiidli.
der @eiie iein @elo unS ieine
Shmtdiod)en 81 Souie gelalien.
Scrrn @ortiioc muroen aber $t63
obgcnommen, sic CT I'M 9eiit bate.
Gurouf ueridruor6m Die HGltber
unb boItett sic Spfer 0cS' lle6crioQes
Gr. Soicpb 9. Sail, bcr gpptGefer
ar Der Gde BON GburleS- mo %.
Strubc, rnb Gingcn nit oelnielben
nodntolS on oen Sbotort, iuo Ole Ga.
tcrrc uil6 Scr Ginter gciunoen uitr.
Ocn. SEER McGurt6p lit lid)er, oaB
CT ip%cnigitenS orei Ser S~troBenr1u.
Der i0ertifi5iren fonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08
1905 1906
ScirathS /. Qiccnscn.

Sobn ". G~opington, %, uno 0(o.
renee .. Sarriiou, IS; applifant :.
W. 9opington Silgbman's SslatS,
Wt0.
@m. 3. SoncS, %. unS Scnn;e
Mlllen, 10; Applifant @iaiam s.
Sones. Nr. 2SIS, Sit.Soiimonltr.
Soiepb aobn, %, mo Wargaret
Heis, Is; gpplifant Niholas Sdar-
nooel, Hr. t466, 0orrett.a
Ebomas Wober, %, uno 2iDieaai.
icr, IS; Npplifant $, 9rintnlan Nr.
93t, Noro. @oibinatonitrabc.
Mi6oel McGormid, 40, uno Sen.
nie BURNS, 40; appIifaut 6. Cough.
crte, Nr. $50, Noro Mountltr.
@m. $. Hoib, 81, uno Wanlie $.
Sdol5, 20; gppIifant 2oris @iep-
redt, Nr. 432, Siio.Gorrii6itrabe.
Somorb Snlipan, 90, uno Bertha
Smith, rs; Npplifant 6rnu ". Suli-
ban, Hr. 2tS, Colo Spring Game,
Holono Yarf.
Charles Gacrino. %, u,o Marp
Stoitnp, %; Npplifant 3. 3. Gba.
oo, Nr. 627, Ioro @oibingtonitr.
2ouis @iaiams, 26, mo Barbara
SbicronL, %; Npplifant 9ouis @il.
lioms, Ger. 705, gisauitbltrabe.
@m. $. aromer, AZ. nno glisa.
betb Smitb, 80; applifant @n. s..
&rorner, Nr. 1926, @oroitrabe.
Woics Spiclood. Al, uno Mollie
Waper, 80; Applifant Moies Spiel.
bod, Nr. 1926, Aiblonb-ape.
Sobn u. Wtiler, 30, mo emma u.
9encidL %; applifant 3. Ganiel.
Nr. 1872, @citN orth.Nbe.
Samlel I. 8urd, Al. mo CLARA
gri0iuell, 26; gpplifant SomueI g.
9urd), San 6ron3iseo, Sal.
Middel .. @ilo, 46, uno eliie Q.
Worib, 30; applifnnt ". Z. Man.
Ming, Yer, S24, equitable 9loe.
Sc Hop j. 9rcitbartb, 80, uno Sea
WapSittle; gpplifant Sc Hop 3.
0reitbartb. @aibington. 9. 6.
George W. Soillfe. %. uno @arp
g. 9orneS, 81; Hpplifant @eorge8.
Sorlfe, Sporrpn's Yoint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08
@0dlcntlidJcr 0eimnSbcitSberiht.

Ofebr SooeSfGae in Scr lebten @ode
ais in ben lebten orei Sa6ren,
aber audi mebr @eburten ange.
meloet. - Ger meiBe Eoo raft
iuicocr 81 Yerioncn bin.
Ter Gerid)t oes @eluno6eitS . &c.
partcnterltS iiir oic am 6. Sfto6er
cnocnoc Wod)c 3eigt 1875 SooeSi0nc
gegcn 1871 in oericlben ISOLDE oea
GoriobreS, t76 in 1904 nno 1888 in
1903. Sic iGbrlide Sterberote pro
1000 Der 9co6lferuna NOR 1857;
@elBe 1904, Ncgcr 2t.27. 9ie
houptlublidcn S~oocSuriodpn mo.
rclt: SppbuS G., Shorladiieber g,
&%uld)6ultcn 1, G~ipbtberitis A,
Shlpinoilld)t 9, arrbS Z. Shlogan.
foll 4, Ser5fronfbciten is, 9ron6itis
A, 2lingcnent5iinoune 10, 9rehourd).
foll bel &inoern inter 5nei ,Subren
~, 9rigbt'idle Nierenfronfheit Is,
Sdipude nod) Der @eburt Is, al'
tcrSl6ip1be T. Selbitmoro 1, lin.
iGle etc. Is.
Ton Den Sooten maren 1t3 WeiBc
mo 81 Neger in ben Ser. Staoten
uno 81 im InSlanbe geboren. 9ei
ad)t mar Der Wcbllrtsort ltnbefatnt:
c GooeSfGne ercigneten iid i'm Ban.
piau : aipl, 30 in S~olpit1lern uno
IA III onOeren Snitituteu. Is Goro.
lierS : SnQltcItc wllroen ~obgcbalten.
1857 @cburtcn luilroen angemeloet, II.
5lpor 304 mciBc uno S3 Hegerfinoer.
Solgenoc anItedcnoe Granfbeiten &c.
lnnotcn sur Anmeloung:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08
StraBenrGuber in " i

StraBenr1ube in ,W u
III ans .8arf." Gle Eoli5ei
urtcriiid)t eincn angeblid)en lleber'
foQ in ,@pmons-T orf," bel ocni Der
gledtsonmolt Sames u. McGortbp
mo Soiepb 6. @artiihe Inn 1853 be-
roiibt iein pollen. Etc Spier bes
Strobenroubes beidrcibcn oenielben
folgenoermoBcn: Ser @artii6el Del
len @obnung iid) in Hr. 2212, NorS'
Gburles.S troBe, beiinoct. bate Ben
@6cno bel Serrn McGnrtbp, Nr. 254,
@eIt 81. StroBe, perbradt. &ur5
nad) Miiiernadt 9inget geibe nod
y@pmonS. Yarf," I'M in eincm Gi-
mer Gl,ellmolier fir Die 8ogel bes
Scrrn @ortiioc 81 bolen. Sic batten
cine 9lenblatcrne. nm ben Wea rid.
tig finoen 81 fonnen. als lie lid in
Der WPitte DTS Gjebol3es beianoen.
iraten iieben Wdnncr ibnen in Den
@eg uno perlangten, bab tic TIRE Sir,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08
Sn nerfaufrn.
gu n%erfnmfen.

Sd0nc 5ipeiitodise Concrete 8obn.
bGuier nit Sront-Geranoa inter
lcidten Veoingungen 81 nerfauien.
Ha65uira9en al Srt uno Steae,
Gatur- Npenne nno Slb Yprf-Gpab.
(Sept27 1MD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08
Gu %perfaufen:

$3.50 faiieu zines iener. uicbIi6cn Sdufer
an oer QortsStrabe, 5iuii6en Orleans unb
SefferfonsS trabe. Die ilmmtIi6eu oben ge'
nanntcn 9dufcr iin6 nei uib MODERN einecrit'
iet. SeSeIei6en baS Saiis 9ir. 1O2, 9torb'
Mipntioro. slucnue. 9nuiteIle ID Sub 8 8ou
bel 10 SUB; @runo6ins 1925 pro Sub. 9reis
oeS Saufes $t250.00. Gbuaro 3. @anagbcr,
@aumeiftcr, ar. 2407. 5airmpuuteiuenuc.
(264-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08

gcrlaugt:
0erlanat:


Berlaugt:
Gin outer gdder aIs Speiie Sdnb fir Sruo
lno edfe. giadbsuiraaen In Menucberg's BAL.
ferci. Hr. $40, Nprn.0anset (2S0-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08
3m pcrmictbcn.


Gin. in1bltrteS simmer nut Nab iiiio Gas in
elmer @rinaifa milie: IL Dollars poc5entlid).
9iadl6nfrngen in Ut. 10, @citsSarre. Strake.
(2TS,9-S0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08

.GteueBefud:
Cine oenflhe Nane inbt ainoern nnterridt
in Selffb 3u geber, ODER 2ausdrbeif ODER in
Der aiihe. sad5ufraeen In vi. 1880. grHnt.
Straht. (2S0-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08
@elS at nerlcilen.

MarDlanb Gbattel 2pan MIoeiatipn.
$40 bis $500 werbcn u~crlieben aut Mbbtln,
GianuS etc., pDnc GHticrnang berielhcu.
Seit l.. Snnuur 1905 ~befinoen itb uniere Bis
reaiir ipieber in unferem alien goiale,
Gaipcrt Nniioiug,
benz SeriftSaeb1ioe segcniiber.
Simmer g,r. 229, 23i. 1913 ~(5ipeiter SIur).
Gibpit.Gde InActtcs NIB ct. Haul.Strake.
Soioenirs flr @efddftsfreunbe.
(gopg ,1S T&GJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08

100 Operators an nit 9ampf betriebenen
Gibmuihinen: 81 pro g8ote 9araniirt. @ri
fabrene Operators fonRen So bis 50 pro &o6e
berbieuen. Arbeiisitinoen bon 8 bis $50.
Nu1aufragen bel oer ,Wlpnard, Manufacturing
Co." sfr. 22i, &e1t.9 ambcrs straRc.
(277-S3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08
Stcuensciude.


otenegeimM: Il
Gin eeutfhes .Mdodben fucbt Stene fir auae'
~eriineen in Nr. 1012, 8. ctr. Sigtfambtoipm.
(2S0-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08

TenttMes MrbeitS.s aaHpeiiaMsSsSRreas
Re. 2ls. SiosehnrpsStrab uHter Der aufl3t
benti&s paTbiuerier. arbeiier unS SieaiiBcien
bn be59dttieen miTj6en, Wplen f@ perfbnliN
eber tn franiirien ariefen on ben aeelte1 ber
@efelf4atf,. Sstaun o. Daeper, Hr. 219, cab
eteypsetrahe. tpenbeH, tpelder nnenfgelfit6
euSfunff ertbeiIen tuirb. Spre9ftnnosn bon
Z oS 8 ubt. (9a120,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08
Werlangt:
NexfanAt:

Mafrofen ifnb Sel5er, um mad @neIano nnb
6olIanb az gebeu: $50 pro Monat. Nad3ufrar
gen bel Senrp Refers, VT. 1fOO Santert.st {
epentsYntHt. (Mhigf0. 3YPte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08

Ydfe fRr's ", sfane beisr8t g. yeatne, Vr.
413, ci.Saltiimu e.Str., nabt0sfHmtsxfe .9se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08
@crIanet @Gnner nnb @nabcn.

geriangt:
Gin &Icinpner mo @ebiiifc. 9iG65ufrdgeu
bel Y. gudlu alb, 2auraoiae, Sarforo.5uao.
(2S1-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08

9;erfangt:
Sin itetiaer Damn pber Srau a!S Sod, Rad
s~niraaen In yr. go, Ef.Fratt. etrake.
(27g-SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08

0erfnnnt:
Sine 5l,pcrI1iIiae ainoerrudrtertn flr elm
aino: glier Qobn, 9ah5ufragen in Nr. 12l4,
Wtc6uliob. StraRe. Nzol-z)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08
gerlanst Tranen anb Wabd)en:

0erlangt: 49,
Gin iunees Wlib6en fir pic auGeuieine
6uusdrbeit bel elmer acknowledgement Dame. gu
erfragen In 9ir. 210, Gumlanb.Auchue Santpoen.
(2S1-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-08

baupt. sSbr Snneres audt muir BEL benz
@eoanfen, mas Sans Weboos feines,
ritt.r.ideS Gmpfinben leiben miro.
tpenn sr erfdbrt. oab jene idmusisen
@erii6te 5ogar bis gu ibr getragen
tporoen 5inb. @uf ieoen Jaa pirb
man beut bdriiber ipreden. Darum
barf lie niat febIen. sic muB bod
babel iein. ipenn fi6 oas MibperItdnbs
nib auftldrt = uno laden. Mh, 70
ber3baft laden, ipie iie porbsr bitterlid
gefpeint tnt, oab mai es pa9t, i'm =
ben YeTten, ben Gbslften = nit fol,
dem Sdntub gu bererfen. Mm mel.
Hen aGer BARRIER. oaB ie nod ni9t Dor
Der Melt ha5 Sfe6t beiibt, ii9 gu ibm
gu betennen rno NIT einem Sat Die
2diteraun9en gum Weritummen atpins
gen lam:
sd, feline graut, Jag. Gua. oub
Sbr liist."
Jebt fist re an untsriten Gnoe Der
Taf,I alS e~inSigts iunsss Wdoden un.
ter aebn Der6sirat6stsn mo ftihe!t al
Der feinsn Gtidersi bsrum, obne au
feben, lpolin ole Naosl gebt. Ots
@timm.n iAtoirr.n unb fumm.n UNI
ie ber, Der 8ranoua5 sleih, Die uns
ba~rmber5ig Deri4ltngs, tpds ibr 81
nahs iommt
Go.tiebuna folat.l
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21
Ordinance No. Is.

An ordinance to prohibit the allowing Of
women to remain in saloons or other places
used for the purpose of selling Intoxicating
liquors.
The Village Council of the Village of Buhl do
ordain as follows: =.
SECTION 1. It shall be unlawful for any
person licensed to sell intoxicating liquors in
the village of Ruhl to suffer or allow. in or
about any place in said village owned, operat-
ed or controlled by said license for the selling
of Intoxicating liquors, anv female person to
remain more than twenty minutes at any one
time, or to drink any intoxicating liquors
therein.
SECTION 2. The violation of this ordinance
shall be punished by fine of not to exceed
one hundred dollars, or bv imprisonment in
the county Jail of pot more than ninety days,
and shall be sufficient cause fsr the village
cohneil to revoke the license of any one vio-
>lating this ordinance. ,>
. SECTION 8. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its PASSAGE and
= - NJ. A. NICHOLS, President.
Attest: Z
JOHN PAs1cH, Clerk. -z #@z'
Approved November Z, 1905. ~. Dec. 1928
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21
Ordinance No. 19.

\ q - ~
An ordinance to prohibit the riding of bicy-
scles on the sidewalks in the village of Buhl.
The Village Council of: the Village of Buhl do
ordsin as follows: #.I9s III. .s:5a .~s.S -
SECTIoNl. It shall be unlawful for any
person to ride bicycle on the sidewalks
within the limits Of the village of Buhl.
SECTION q Any person who shall violate
the provisions Of this ordinance shall be pun
ished by flne not exceeding one hundred
dollars, or by Imprisonment not exceeding
ninety DAYS. s 2ssE s 3 i. %s5s t55$ 81
secr1oN B.. This ordinance shall take effect
;andsbe in force from and after its passage and
publication. II, 81.
\ N. AZ. NICHOLS. President.
Attest: .;s 81 .sz .ss &
JoHF PAsICH. Clerk. @xs5 ss5Sg5#:
Approved November q 1908. Dec a g
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21
alleys or public places in the Village of Buhl
at NIGHT after the hor1r Of aiuht

alleys or public places in the Village of Buhl
Minnesota. at night after the hour OF eight
thirty p NJ, unless such person is accompan-
led by parent, guardian. or other person hav-
ing the legal custody of such minor person,
or Is In the performance of an errand or duty
directed by such parent, guardian. or other
person having the legal custody of such min
or person, or whose employment makes it
necessary to be upon the streets, alleys or
public places during the night time after said
specified hour: provided, this exception shall
not apply when the person under such age
shall be playing or unlawfully lettering in or
upon such streets. alleys or public places.
whether alone or accompanied by q parent.
guardian or any person whomsoever.
SECTION Two. 1t is hereby made unlawful
for any person. guardian. or other person hav-
ing the legal crre and custody of any person
under sixteen years of age to allow or permit
any such child, ward or other person under
such age while in such legal custody to go or
be upon any of the streets, alleys or public
places in said Village within the time so pro-
hibited in section one of this ordinance, un-
less there exists a reasonable necessity.
Any person violating the provisions of this
section shall on conviction be fined any sum
ted until such fine and costs are paid
SECTION THREE. Each member of the police
force and the Village Marshal while on duty
is hereby authorized and instructed to arrest
without warrant any person wilfully violat-
ing the provisions of section one of this ordin-
ance. The person or persons so arrested
shall for the first violation of: this ordinance
be taken or sent by the officer to their homes,
and their parents or guardians notified of
such violation of this ordinance. Upon
subsequent violation of the provisions of this
ordinance the person or persons SO arrested
shall be taken or sent home by the officer and
the parents or guardians served with SUBJ
poena to appear in court with the person Of
persons so arrested and show cause why the
ordinance has been the second time violated.
Il no sufficient excuse therefor is offered the
parents or guardians shall be fined according
| to the provisions of section two. It shall be
| the duty of any police officer or Village Mar
shal arresting such child orsminor person, il
the said child or minor person either has no
home or guardian. or refuses to give
name or address of such home or
guardian !, to the officer, to place
such child or minor person in the care
of the person having in charge the Village
JAIL All due diligence shall be used by the
officer SO arresting such perron liable under
this ordinance. to find parents or guardians
responsible for such minor persons. No min-
or so arrested shall be detained In custody
for more than twentv-four hours S5 I.
SECTION FoUR. 1t shall be the duty Of the
Justice OF the Peace. within and for said VIII
lage Of sBuhl, upon the arrest ofany child or
minor person for. violating the PROVISIONS Of
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21
For Sale.

One hundred and twenty acres of
improved farm land, near Forbes,
on the Duluth, Missabe & Northern.
Five acres under cultivation and a
large hay meadow on the property.
Some timber on land. Will be sold
at reasonable price and on easy
terms. For. further information
apply at The Enterprise Office. 1913.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21
Ordinalnce No. 20. !.

Anordinsnce for preventing persons under
Il sixteen years of age from being on the
streets. all leys Of public places Ia the village
sof Bull, Minnesota, ats night after the honr
q Of eight thirty e, n.
The Village Council of the Village Of Bnhl do
ordein as follows;
B sECTIoN oNE. ~ ia hereby made unlawful
for any person nnder sixteen years sOf age 70
Ibe Of remain s. g upon any Of the streets.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21

. 8 4 peti ton is being circulated
asking the postal department to
estab blish new mail route from
Ang ora, on the line Of the Duluth,
IS Rainy Lake & y Winnip peg, r. Bear
River The new onte, # estab blished,
s. would serve; three offices Bear
River, Togo, and one TO- be. estabs
lished III sec ction8 62-2l 81.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21

Misc Lille King, who has been
teaching music and drawing the
past term ii the schools at Monroe,
Wis.,, arrives home. this evening for
the Holiday vacation. Miss Kings
ability il her chosen profession is
:attested BY the fact that che has
been re-hired by the school board
at Monroe for the ensuing year.s $s.s:
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21

Capt. and Mrs. NJ. +. Fay, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. George N.
Fay, left on Sunday for Duluth and
the south, intending to spend much
Of the winter season at ElPaso, Tex.
as. Mr.. and Mrs.. W. ]. Schulze ac-
companied them. .as far ras Duluth,
where they spend the week. 7sss
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21

Matt Marit, who serves Uncle
Sam as member of the Twenty
Third Regiment Band, stationed a.
short distance outside New York
City, is home for a brief holiday
visit with relatives and friends. .
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21

William Westergren, formerly
with the Minnesota Dry Goods Co..
has accepted position with
Alexander Reid & Co. in the dry
goods department.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21

Mrs. +. r. Vail and children, OF
Ely, arrived in. the city Monday
evening, taking up their residence
in the Fay manse recently pur.
chased by Mr.. Vail.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21

Frank Hughes left today for
Grand Rapids, where he will take
charge of the business Of H. H.
Hughes during the absence Of the
latter on a visit to his former home
near Columbus, Wis. -. -.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21

The finest display of Holiday toys
ever brought to Virginia at The
Economy, Fay Block. Don't fail to
see them when looking tor some
thing for the little folks.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21

G. I. Morrison, former Virginian
who is now prosperous farmer
and stock raiserin the Mudhen Lake
district south of Eveleth, was in the
city Tuesday.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21

Mrs. W. w. Woodward, who suffers
from complication of diseases,
was on Wednesday taken to the
More hospital at Eveleth for treat
ment. ...'
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21

Several small wrecks on the lines
leading to range points have been
the cause of vexa atious delays in the
mail and passenger service the past
week.. ~...
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21

Miss Anna X. Lorenz, teacher of
mnsic in the Virginia schools, has
been quite ill the past week, being
confined to her room at Mrs. lanes.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21

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The Virginia enterprise., 1906-12-21

If you have any houses to dispose
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