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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-16
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-16
LAST TRIBUTE TO
JOHN E. HERNDON
IMPRESSIVE and Solemn Ceremonies Mark
The Funeral of the DISTINGUISHED Bar
rister. Which was Attended by Friends
From All Parts of the County.

For tlp' from ont uHr "ur"' "I 'l'"'
aud place
The Hood may hrr mo far
/ hope to -cc my Pilot iac" TO face
when nave crossed the bar
The local members Of the Navapai
County Bar association led the pro
ccssion to the cemetery. followed 10y
the members of the Masonic bodies
preceding the hcnrsc which was cs-
corlcd 10y guard of eight knights
Tcmplnr in full uniform, walking
outside the following well known gen
tlcmcn who acted as pal-bcarcrs nj
the special request Of the deceased: NJ.
\. Hickey, Il. H. Burmlstcr. Will H..
Clark. i. Il. Lowry, Eugene Green.
wood and VI. Goldwaicr. with honorary
pail bearers Il. T.. Sloan, !. !. Hawkins,
n. T.. Morrison. T.. y Clark. Paul
Burks, T.. =. Wells.
Following the immediate relatives
of the deceased in carriages. came n
long line of carriages, buggics, and
vehicles, every light conveyance in
the city being pressed into service, be
sides n number from outside places.
When the front Of the procession reach.
cd the Masonic cemetery in the north.
western portion Of the city tho last
buggy had not yet passed the Burke
hotel.
The beautiful and impressive Mas
onic services were held nj the grave
under the direction of X. n. Frcder
icks. acting grand master Of the
lodge, during which the caskct was
gently lowered 10 it's last resting
place in the presence Of many sorrow
ing hundreds who were there with
uncovered heads to pay their last sal
respects TO the ashes Of him who com
mandcd the confidence of all.
The floral tributes were many
| NV hlN0' Il'lh0' 'D'Nl
selection ever seen here. From tho
"Opcn Book" presented 10y his fellow
members of the bar TO the wreath en-
twincd by the loving hand of som,
humble friend, the designs, embracing
many ideas, were unique and all ap
propria,c, three wagons being used tc
convey the many floral remembrance,
that were strewn at the grave.
An appropriate feature ~ the occa
sion was the fact that members of tn,
favapai Bar association, led by Col
j. i. Wilson, and the Masonic bodie,
marshaled by A. A. Johns, escorted tn,
mourners to their homes after the las,
sad rites were concluded, the earring,
conveying Mrs. Hcrndon with her sor
and daughter, passing through the opcr
ranks Of the procession.
Governor and Mrs. Joseph II. Kib
hey and Attorney W. u. Chalmers q,
Phoenix were among those who cam,
here from the capital TO attend the fu
neral Of their departed friend. and oc
cupied n place Of honor in the process
sion.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-05-16

PUBLIC RECORDS.
Journal Miner Co., to Journal. Miner
Publishing Co., W. deed, 25x90 II. Of
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
nglP WANTED MALE-continusd.

AT.COsTIGAN 81 cos. ,,o,
1245 Eddy st.. 5. z; s,9n Pn9he WsS1 phons hone
Oakland office, 40d sixth ST.
0asIaRo satsEaR FTAsiRE-NoRTH-FREE: Tsi
Mvo Glenn Co.'S. p. Co--Wyo-
90 laborers, you'll do. track woFk, Da.-
lasting, So day. board $f.o0' no oiseoui
ship today iREfr"esouTH-FREE fres 5aTf FARE
sac,son iaborers, S. P. R. r.. ship
today. $3.50 day, board s4.o9: ssnI1 mi
sarly today. ship p. m TO-DAY Iree
faTs EpEE FARE-MENDocINo co.
Mendocino Co.-Ship today-Mendocino
9unds IS laSorers. work around yards and
mills, $50 found. call early today go
on company's own boat so-
Look-Nsw Job-Look-Fare ooc.
s-.-' Yosemite Valley R. R.
Laborers- s2.25: drillers, s2-Oo; Ooaro
$3.50, oaE faEe sESEasSsMsTER+LooK. z ~
10 two-horse teamsters. fare $3.50, $Z'zS
10 10 s.two-horss wagon tsamstsrs. fare
ssand i,Ss I'VE wagon ron -teamsters. >. F.. $3.50
iSSiaborers. s. F.. yca.n do. 3 hours.
Look fSook0Iarge Large Factory-Look-Free Fare
Boss here M today. call and see him
Free fare. seo
20 iaborers. you'n do. ship today. $50
ssCcsARPENTERs-LO JOB.
10 carpenters. Oakland. house work'
iS'sp 70 pridgs ds carpenters. south. $3.50 day;
10 carpenters s. F., hours work. u
bricklayers, ss; hodcarriers. s4; la
borsrs,- s2.25 to $3.50.
Remember our lccations-s 9n1eo 9lae
457 Sixth ST. Oakland: phone oaklar.
271.ss
Oregon. Washington and Idaho-snip
Riparia and Lewiston-Fare s7.7s. CAN.
see us
1000 laborers. rockmen and ertllers.
) n1achinists.. $3.50 day. for factory
near by. II
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
TO THE MINES.

TO THE MINES.
GOLD AND SILVER.
IA hand miners. $3.50.
car men, gold mine, $3.50.
10 muckers, $3.50 to s75.
200 laborers. no experience needed, to
sort ore, run cars and make themselves
generally useful. $40 found, $65 month
5 miners. Nevada. nour- 500.
Handy man on ranch San Mateo Co.,
S35 and founu.
LAWMAKERS.
HAY AND HARVEST HANDS.
rakes, mowers. si.so to 81 day and found
60 general ranch hands, $50 to SIS and
found; so mixers and dairymen, choremen
and choreboys, SIS. $50, $50 and $40 and
found.
STABLEMEN.
Is stablemen, buggy washers, hostlers, $50
to sos and found.
Drug clerk; ipSto S9lorsdo, sdo, gSed 60 wages
COOKS AND WALTERS.
walters, dishwashers.
BellooYsi YYdTg goT5fFs oF Offer Fiji JOBS.
MURRAY & READY, 46S Sixth ST.,
OAKLAND.
Our Los Angeles Office is. located at
127-129 South Los Angeles Street.
carpenters, factory, $50.
Blacksmith, lumber CO., see boss here.
$50 and found; milk wagon driver. Oak
land, $40 ana 1oundi ~ IaDorerS, BOARD
in hotel near city. 81 day.
Housemover. Oakland, 81 to IS day.
Blacksmith, shop work, s21 week.
Blacksmith, ranch, $50 and found.
2 tallymen, retail lumber yard. $3.50
day.
TaIlyman, small mill. Sonoma Co.. $40
and found.
10 laborers, mine. gold quartz, $3.50
CARPENTERS
20 carpenters. Oakland, $3.50 day.
Harness maker. camp, near city, sz-75
day.
blacksmith. city. $3.50 day; blacksmith
helper, $35 and found.
Cook, hotel San Francisco. $50 and I'd.
Man and wife. waiter and waitress,
country hotel.
s camp walters. fare soc. sS5 and $50
and found.
FACTORY WORK
FARE PAID.
80 laborers; see boss here; cost you
nothing.
w. p. R r.
OROVILLE.
1000 laborers: fare paid; see boss here.
TO BUILD WAGON ROAD.
35 laborers to build wagon roads; wages
paid weekly: 81 to s2.25 day
MURRAY & READY, 469 Sixth st.,
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

A SPLENDID opportunity awaits a card
index or loose leaf salesman OF expert
ence, whom we can trust and who can
produce orders: guaranteed salary and
commission; must furnish highest ref
erences: none but hustlers need apply
John c. Moore Corporation. 50 Stone
ST.. Rochester. N. Y. 15-4ts
FOR Portland-Bright young man. will
ing worker; must understand coffee
roasting thoroughly: state wages and
reference. Apply GEO. w. WERLIN.
80 Tribune bldg. Oakland, Cal 16 Sts
MEN wantsd-Wages paid while learn
ing barber trade; sign up at once and
be one to move in our own building
former students report. Moler System
College. 1147 Ellis St., 8. T. my1 e
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

A-CUTTTNG & GUNN, Inc.
Managers Pacific Cont and Cal En-
PEaodnepPsh Eaod Phons assn's Oakland an ''a asSs For
mer1y 6S5 Washington St, 5. F.
Free Fare-Weed. Sislxiyou County.
Special-Washingto and Idaho
200 Austrians and Italians. $2-25. board
yourselves. special fare So
Free Fare to Wyo.-S. P. Co. Work.
surfacing gang. Sc. board $40
teamsters. wagon and scraper. $3.50.
Free Fare --South--S- P. Co.
section hands. $3.50.
Free Fares. p. Co.-East.
Extra gang boss here, ST 40.
Free Fare-Glenn County.
s. P Co. Work-Shlp Daily.
Brick masons. San Jose. 81. 8 hours.
Brick masons, S. =. Co, $3.50, steady
job.
Carpenters. company work. sos.
Carpenters build fumes. north.
20 handy men. build fumes. $40 fd-
Miners. s hours. 50 day: muckers. $3.50.
timber trainers, tunnel. W. P. r. r.,
$3.50
Yosemite Valley f. R.-Merced.
Drillers. $3.50; laborers, S2.25.
Butte County. railroad men, $3.50
LARGE FACTORY.
Boss here. laoorers. inside and out 81
to s2-25. steady work.
s5 are to Idaho and Washington
See Us About This.
~ ldDOTeFS. 10 30 Qdy.
Lots other jobs. local and country -
CUTTING & GUM. Inc. -
1t 414 Seventh ST.. Oexlarnd.
ANDRES Employment Office. Tribuns
bldg. 406 Eighth ST. Oakla and.-Wapted
Mixer for institution. $50 and found:
assistant gardener. private place. S25:
COOK, snort orders, $50 and found:
waiter, $40: bellboy for club. s25 and
found; broiler. SIS a week, 1 day of:
lunch counter man. SIS a week: relief
cook. SIS a week. etc IT
WANTED - Mechanical engineer and
draughtSu1an: steady work for first
class man. Write or call
MEESE & GOTTFRIED CO.
Nineteenth and Harrison sts
17-7ts
f77ts
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SHASTA AND SISKIYOU COUNTIES.
FREE FARE.

SHASTA AND SISKIYOU COUNTIES.
FREE FARE.
SHIP TODAY.
300 laborers. drillers; new r. r. work,
81 to $3.50 day; free fare.
OREGON S. L.
WASHINGTON AND IDAHO.
Riparia and Lewiston.
Ship Daily.
1000 Laborers, Rockmen, Driilers, etc,
FARE RATE. SPECIAL RATES.
20 laborers to help carpenters; $50;
YOSEMITE R. R.
$50 iaborers -....--.-..- -Sol 80
4'O 'ae'' SPECIAL FARES.
The great Western Pacific R: R-.sooo
men for different Jobs S2.25 to $3.50 day.
MECHANICAL HELP.
2 timers. factory near s. F., So day.
BLACKSNITHS.
II blscksrniths, general work, city and
country, So to $3.50 day. shoeing on
same; blacksnnith's helpers, SIS and $40
and found; ranch biacksuniths, $50, 500 and
SIS and found; ship calkers. IS day; 10
tress weavers, 10 bricklayers, SO day.
BENCH HANDS.
10 bench hands, country; 8 day.
Chorenan and wife. ranch. s45: farmer
farmer I era and wife. 81 fare. $50 and
fOunQ, b mixers ana wives, see DOSs
here, $50 and found.
15 other jobs for men and wives.
BACK TO
THE WOODS.
YARDS AND SAWMILLS.
Edgerman, Sonoma Co.. So day and I'd.
Sash and door cutter, S2.75 day.
25 laborers lumber CO., Sonona Co.
S35 and found.
80 laborers. Mendocino Co.. $40 and I'd.
10 laborers mills and yards, Washing
ton, $50 to SIS and found.
10 laborers. sawmills, Placer Co, s45 I'd.
355 men for other mills. yards and
woods In different parts Of California,
. Washington and arizona. $40 to $50 i'd.
6 tinbermen, 800.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
HELP wANTED-MALE.

WORDS ARE GOOD, BUT ONLY so
WHEN BACKED BY DEEDS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
MURRAY & READY Are Building Thei

MURRAY & READY Are Building Their
Own Gigantic Building on
MARKET ST, SAN FRANCISCO,
Next to ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, at
MARKET AND TENTH SIS.
What Are You Doings
Stop Thinking
Stop Talking!
Do Some Executing.
Shake Hands With the Pick and Shovell
Clean BrickI Peddle Peanutsi
Sell Collar Buttons! Do Any Old Thing
Get Back Into Business in SAN FRAN
CISCO, and Get There Quick
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

DIR. c. w. DECKER, dcntlst, 2115 Bush St.
near Fillmore formerly Phelan Build
ing. my13 tt
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

DR.. JOHN R McMURDo. temporary Of
fees 2026 Steiner St. near Pine; hours,
to 5. 1877
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
DENTISTS.

DIR. G. w SICHEL formerly Shreve
bldg. resumed business at $50 Haves
street. 15-14t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

We VIII Be In Our Own NEW BUILD
ING on MARKET ST. Within 10 Days.
WE ARE ALSO -
Going to Erect Gigantic Steel and Stone
MURRAY & READY BUILDING = IN
Center of San Francisco, with 500 Rooms
and Following Stores:
Store VIII Be Let to sDRUCGISI
Store Will Be Let TO CLOTHING
Store Will Be Let to BARBER SHOP
AND BATH"
Store viii Be Let. to SALOON AND
BILLIARD PARLOR-"
STORE AND LARGE BASEMENT
AND THE 500 ROOMS WILL BE OC-
CUPIED BY
MURRAY & READY.
MURRAY s READY. formerly Of
opened our GREAT EMPLOYMENT
AND LABOR AGENCIES at 469 Sixth
St, Oakland. and within a few days
will open quarters in San Francisco.
At this time Humanity demands tnat
every man should help relieve the suffering
caused by the late disaster
After consultation with STATE LABOR
COMMISSIONER w. B. STAFFORD.
FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES in
OAKLAND aud SAN FRANCISCO for
one month or longer, If conditions demand,
we know OF nothing we could give or rem
der that would be more substantial than to
find positions for the unemployed without
COST.
MURRAY & READY.
469 Sixth ST., Oakland, Cal.
Telephone Oakland 1861.
Free Employment and Labor Ohices-
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
PHYSICIANS.

ELDREDGE Hospital Car Co., ready for
business; calls for ambulance service
and nurses promptly attended to: phone
West 1919. Office Hulda Boarding and
Livery Stable. 1880 Fed ST., bet Lyon
ST and Central ave. is 7ts
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

DR.. THUELOW MILLER, 11O4 Devisa-
dero ST.; hours 10 a. m and APPOINT
ment. 137t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
MEETING NoTlcEs-continued.
COMPANIONS


NOTICE.
All members OF the Companions or the
Forest of America will please send their
names, the name and number OF tneir
circles ana their present addresses 10
AGNES ID. BREMER. Grand financlai
Secretary. S23 Central ave. Alameda rms
should be attended to at once.
&. of +. of A Relief Headquarters. az
!l06 Fillmore st. San Francisco, MhS.
D.: HARRINGTON, Secretary. Hours,
till p m
ST. Oakland. MRS. DORA DAVIS, Vice
President. Hours. til p. m.
All Companions in need should apply at
once.
All Companions arc requested to attend
a general meeting of the order at i.gS
Fillmore St, San Francisco. on SUNDAY,
May 20 1906, at p: m. sharE;
AGNES d. BREAIER.
1e-14ts Grand Financial Secretary.
FIDELITY Circle No. 2O3. c. o. f. of A.
o. F.-All members are requested TO
meet on FRIDAY. May Is, 1906, at
265 Duboce ave, at. p: m.
MRS. MARIE BENDER, c. c.
MRS. MAGGIE MORRISON. z. s. It,
GOLDEN GATE Harbor No 40 will meet
at ,: p. m. FRIDAh. May Is. rooms
California Harhor No. Is; Ferry. build
ing. J. F. PETzINGER, President.
j. T. JONES. Secretary. 1t
NOTICE to Members of the A. o. U. w.
An employment bureau has been
building, corner of Eighteenth and Do
lores SITS, San Fraacisco. and YOU are
respectfully urged to register at once,
stating class Of work desired and your
communicated with at short notice and
If possible work secured for you. W.
II. SAVAGE, Grand Master Worknla n
15-7t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

TEMPLAR Rebekah Lodge No. 1e. l. Q.
@. members are hereby notified
that commencing with May 1s, the
regular meetings OF the above lodge
viii be held in the Danish Lutheran
Church. on Church St, between Four
teenth and Hermann. every SATDR-
DAY EVENING until further notice.
ADELAIDE BROWN. Noble Grand.
r ELIZABETH BUTTON, Secretary
173t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

Oh. F. F. KNORP, 5000 Sacramento ST.
phone West 2206; hours 13 and rs. II IA
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

EASY dental office, formerly Turk ST..
now located at 997 Steiner ST., corner
McAllister. q If
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

DIR. JOS. ARDENT, 1913 Golden Gate
fore. 1ts
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
Every Ones Eyes Are Cast on
MURRAY & READY.

Every Ones Eyes Are Cast on
MURRAY & READY.
What For,
Because They Are Hustlers.
Because They VIII Cut the Greatest
DEAR. OLD FRISCOi
Because Every One Knows and Re-
sDects
MURRAY & READY.
Because the Following Years
WE. GAVE EMPLOYMENT
1897 to upward of $4,000 MEN.
1898 to upward of 10000 MEN.
1899 TO upward of n. 900 MEN.
1900 to upward of $1,000 MEN.
1901 to upward of $1,000 MEN.
1902 to upward of $4,000 MEN.
1908 to upward of 10000 MEN.
1904 to upward of $4,000 MEN, 81.
1QnS 70 ,,rauzrd Of 90 n00 MEM
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

PACIFIC Lodge No. 155. l. o. o. F..
meets TONIGHT, Hail. S21 Devisadero
ST First degree. Candidates please
attend. At the request OF the Grand
Master ali members are notified to
communicate with lodge stating loss
sustained during fire. present address.
etc Visitors cordially invited
H. \. JENSEN, n. G.
c. c. ELSASSER, II. S. 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

DIR. -. s. KLEENAN. cor. Gath and Har-
rison ,urs to 4; branch. 337 Waller,
near Fillmore; hours II to II daily II
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

DIR. PERKINS (New York dentist) of
9th st. is a. 1102 Valencia ST.. corner
22d. my12 II
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

DIR. l.. c. HELLER, formerly Empo-
Sacramento. 1877
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
LOST AND FOUND.

REWARD for commission merchants set
OF books taken from, truck at foot Of
Mason St, near beach. on April lS,
1906; also Office fixtures and stationery.
Return to 1920 Buchanan st. and re-
ceive liberal reward; no questions
asked. IL 3ts
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

DR.. LEO. SICHEL will resume practice
ct Ilo Geary st. near Fillmore. Mon
day, Mag IA. 1906 II 7ts
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
PARTNERS WANTED.

PARTNER to start large poultry ranch,
hatchery and factory by an established
incubator manufacturer. Box 126, Sc
bastopol. 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
HOUSES TO LET-FURNisHED.

FOR sale-A new Broom. 2-story house;
large bath. pantry and laundry; all
modern conveniences; terms reason
able. Call and see owner, 1895 Els
worth St, Berkeley. 16 Tt
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

DIR. GEORGE W. LEEk, formerly %
Powell. cor. Steiner & McAllister. mil tt
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

DR. FRANK r. WESTON. fornsr1- =.
Dononoe bldg. Taylor st. San Fra1-
CISCO. now located at 1850 Broaixav
oaAiano' cut this out fer reference. II
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

L. o. r. NJ. California Stamm No. 70.
will have its regular meeting at 1875
Turk St every SUNDAY at O'Clock
D m. All members Of the above
stamrn, who have lately changed their
residence. are requested to send their
present addresses TO the same number
on Turk ST.
II 2ts WuFRED WERNER, Chief.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

LARGE furnished house at Larkspur;
splendid view; large grounds. A-dress
H. B.. Larkspur Postoffice. 16-3t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

DIR. A. B. SPALDING+ 23o3 Scott
ST.: hours, to p. m; phone ". 329S.
17-15ts
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

1o-ROoM modern house, elegantly fur
nished; close to town; s8000 also mod
hall; furnished; $500. GEO. II. VOSE,
96S Broadway. my17 tn su
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

FOR rent-Lovely front and back parlor,
suitable for office purposes or other
wise. 3519 Sixteenth St. between Mar
ket and Sanchez IS 2ts
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

of the Forest. A. o. F.,
1922 Webster St. Oakland Cal-All sec
retaries of circles in San Francisco are
requested to report their address and
meeting place as soon as practicd BILE.
Assessments to funeral fund will not
become delinquent until after July l.,
1906. MRS. MARY CASTLE,
Supreme C. c.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

! DR.. j. f. TWIST, dentist. formerly
Academy of Sciences bldg, at 174S Eddy
St, near Fillmore ny13 If
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-02-24
The Texture o the Soil.

Land is in good heart or good tex
ture when it is in the right physical
condition or growing crops, says
Country Life in America. This means
that it possesses the qualities express.
ed by such common farm words as
mellow, loose. friable, porous, easy
to work; and is not hard. cloddy
lumpy, leachy. It is not concerned
with the mere richness of the soil in
plant food. but 1t Is concerned with
the way In which that plant food IL
served to the growing crops. It does
not mean the amount Of water that
a soil contains, but it does mean the
facility with which that water Is pre-
sented to the crop. Good texture
means that the machinery of the soil
is well oiled and in running order;
not that there Is plenty Of raw ma
food-in 1t. out of which
a profitable crop can be manufactur-
ed. know Of no better way Of ex-
pressing it than in the language of
the farm: The texture Of the soil is
the way it works up" Everybody
who has handled soil at all knows ex-
actly what is meant by that.
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SCAIJOPFD CELERY,

The coarse outer stalks Of celery
may be used for this dish. Cut into
inch lengths. and cover with saltai
water. Stew until tender. Drain, and
keep hot while you make white
sauce by cooking together a table
spoonful each Of butter and -four. and
when these bubble pouring upon them
a cup of milk. Stir TO a smooth white
sauce, put the celery into this, and
turn into buttered pudding dish. Dust
the top with buttered crumbs, and set
In the oven until lightly Drowned. This
is a simple and very palatable dish.
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FRIED TURNIPS.

Peel and slice TIE turnips. and throw
into cold water. At the end of half an
hour drain and put over the fire IN !
saucepan with a little sailed water.
Cock until they begin to get tender.
or until fork pierces them easily. Be
careful not to break them: drain and
when cold. pat them dry between the
folds Of towel. Dip first in cracker
crumbs, then in beaten egg. then ii
cracker-crumbs. Lay on a dish in the
ice-box for the crust TO harden Fry n
butter to light brown. Serve very
hot
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-02-24
SHEPHERDS PIE.

Two cups minced veal, one table
spoon butter. one tablespoon -four,
one cup water or stock. salt and pep
per, one teaspoon minced onion. Make
sauce with butter, -four and water, add
seasoning and minced onion. add ono
egg beaten slightly; boil gently three
minutes; add minced meat. stir until
hot, but not boiling; turn into but
tered baking dish. put over it layer
of potatoes mashed and creamed with
quarter cup milk and one tablespoon
butter for two cups potatoes. Brush
over with butter. Brown in good hot
oven.
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MAYONNAISC.
even.

lake the yolks OF two eggs. pepper
AMI salt. stir continuously. always
turning the spoon slowly from left te
right. add to the yolhs. by degrees.
olive oil until thick and the quantity
required. next put in teaspOonful Of
tara on still, stirring Place on ice
until ready to serve
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-02-24
H%%e1W}R 4
KISSES

one egg, one cup sugar, One-half cup
batter, one-half cup of milk, one tea
spoonful cream of tartar. one-half 81
dough. drop on tins and sprinkle over
with powdered sugar. Bake in a quicA
even.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-02-24
PI.TN PIE

Have light crust of puff paste.
bake this in the oven then put in il
fresh, plums previously stoned.
sweetened and slightly stewed. II
canned add sugar. Place on the top
OF the pie and heat again. Put on ice
until cold.
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vote was settled in about an hour. and
after few final words from the
Landmann the people scattered to
seek refreshment.