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Fergus County Democrat., 1906-12-04

tional Bank of Lewistown, at Lewis
town, Montana, is hereby called and
will be held at the office of said The
First National Bank of Lewistown. in
The First National Bank building, at
the northwest corner of Main street and
Fifth avenue in the city of Lewistown,
In Fergus county, Montana, on Tues
day, the eighth day of January, 1907.
at the hour of eight o'clock p. m. of
scid day. for the purpose of considering
and acting on the propositin to in
crease the capital stock Of said The
First National Bank of Lewistown, an
additional One Hundred Thousand 1OO,-
eoO dollars, making the capital stock
of said bank amount to the sum of
Two Hundred Thousand GOO, ,OOO) DOL
lars and to authorize, empower and
direct the president and cashier of
said bank. or either of them to take
the necessary steps therein.
Dated this 31st day of August. 1906,
By order of the board of directors,
GEORGE ]. BACH,
Cashier and Secretary Of the First Ma
tional Bank of Lewistown.
Fergus County Democrat., 1906-12-04

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETINGtOF
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF, THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LEW.
ISTOWN, AT LEWISTOWN, MON
TANA.
In pursuance to a resolution duly
passed and adopted by the board OF
directors of The First National Bank
of Lewistown, at Lewistown, Montana
at meeting of said board duly held on
Monday, the 31st day of August, 1906
and duly entered in the minute book OF
said bank.
Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing Of the stockholders of The First Ma
Fergus County Democrat., 1906-12-04
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Tenth ,Ju-
dicial District of the State of Mon
tana, in and for the County of Fer
gus.
Jessie Lea, plaintiff, versus John w
Lea. defendant-Alias Summons.
The State of Montana sends greeting
to the above named defendant.
Fergus County Democrat., 1906-12-04

tody of Alma Lea, minor child, issue
of said marriage, to the plaintiff.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said Court, this fourth day of December
1906.
Court SeaD JOHN B. RITCH, Clerk
By NJ. r. RITCH, Deputy Clerk
DeKalb & Mettler, Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
First publication December H. At.
Fergus County Democrat., 1906-12-04

Outing flannel sales. Lthman's.
Owing to the lack of space and time
no mention was made last week of the
wedding of Miss Elizabeth Brass,
daughter of well known Beaver creek
rancher, to Joseph Chan, a progressive
young Red Lodge merchant, phich was
held in this city last Tuesday at 10 p.
m. Father Van den Brock of the
Catholic church officiated and many
friends We're present at the ceremony.
which was an impressive one. Immedi-
ately after the wedding the bridal par
ty partoog of a dinner at the home of
Phillip Laux in this city. In the even
ing sumptuous wedding supper was
served on the ranch of the brides par
ents, six miles from this city on Beav-
er creek. A grand ball followed and
| all present experienced delightful
| time. The bride is one of the most
popular and best known young ladies
| in this part of the county. For many
| parents on Beaver creek, where her
friends are numbered by the scores
Mr.. Chan came to this state from Min.
nesota about three years ago, locating
with his parents on Boyd creek near
this city. About four months ago he
went to the Carbon county coal city
where he is now engaged in the furni-
ture and second hand business. They
will make Red Lodge their home,
| Big turkey shoot Christmas. Next
| door to TT Pr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
ANNUAL FAIR At
OKOEE A SUCCESS
Large Crowds Are in Attendance
= Political Speaking Yesterday Was
Greatly Enjoyed.

made ths railroads pA1 naArir AL tlss
taxns ia tAMt state.
III speaking oI locAi Affairs bs said
Ehe democrats meFa R0lnw 70 have =
rev deai, tiaat ths cmrpattMgwega
would he turned QUA and cempelled u
make "a tonass living He said tie
Republican IA ths partt uf trusts and
corporations AMI that.ase Democratic
Is the party Of tha common people.
Nr Amos was followed By Wade =.
ssanaeld Aftss seshlng Mr. Amos
about Naue ~ isiA calamity sfatamassts
and telling story or two he settled
agMn 10 hVsinems and told Of tbs Ar.
compllshmsffa q ths Republican
party IN ronpAFison with tie failures
II tlAa hsmecrAtie pagtr lie CON.
pared Tie prosperous eFas under Re
publican fala still tbe charity soup
lauuss period under glir Cleveland fFes
trade period al wAnt anA miserl
amenK tbe Wofking elasses u people
Ills remarks demomt ttat lssmo
cratic theogy applied II existing soy.
egnment w!ii not wufk Tie theafl
sega Dui II aa ead things ii q
smash Again he Fafe fiia Demo
leAis ! blaee sYe wlea be referred 4
tiE Democratic uemtem 0f tile So
pfems court sotlns against uss AMI
trust 'sn oa the ef9afas s n lsln.
laH Unconstitutional measure sth sh'
hspabieAns voting iof 4. ssla after
safsis ra'arciug Is
/ Tile fsmafsA oi Messm Martin All
tAeis dealt more particularly witf
iRCsl afain bogh gentlemen masins
lSeD abe aatr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20

IlasanA, sept IA Alfred ksyae
president II the Lit@fal party wh0 j.
wilh tia Insurgents and General
IAynaa del Camsllio, commander of ths
ltsaargent forces in Havana province,
sent tao emlseaFlea ~ Commander
Celwell u ths United states navy
thls meni0g offering /. coms 10 snd
Surrender on tslarii tte United states
enislnf Denver thsA afternoon
Commander Ceiwet replied that
~ saa anAnle ~ interfere 10 tie lii-
teruai aifaits II Cata ard tl,st rfesl,
dent rAlma sas communicating wlsN
NasllhFlou - regard @ ths matter,
TIE iusutseut sBilsaAriss informed tie
correspondent Il Tie Associated Press
tliat the lna8sReut commanders u
epeFg provinces have heeu command.
~ % crease axutlng pending tie ~
suit d fHe useof iatiHx
1be armea etliam uiia ausied iasf
night igom tbe attest states erUHei
tvhgef are Ia tltalf ttmF eHdvf cnm
maud af Lieutenant Commander Mll
laf Tire MNf has received ~ ar
dsm either th4n b nmatn wheFe tifg
afe
Commander fuiWsil camt asH0t,
tlas m6fulus a@i saRt ia the Amett
5.ass Ers ssa4a a..5z =
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
KORNEGAY SEEMS TO
BE OFF THE TRACK
Democratic Leaders Are Laboring With
Him to Change His Views on the
Initiative and Referendum.

Granville 4. Craig af Bsg Cabin.
~t,o waa mentioned for delegate 20
TIE constitutional convention b.
some ot tlas Democratic farmers wfo
hare not gons Into sossAcisa oseF the
ca1didAey % W N. KefnagAy il out
with & card In whAch hs declines 10
make tha rans and declares III favor
II VII kernegay
Just a. present tle nsnecFatic
leaders arr iaharing wtth Mr. korne.
gay in nj effort 10 persuade him 10
change his visw8 on TIE initiative
and rsfsresdum. in most parts of
tse pew State tile Democrats - well
rs tie Republicans will declare lei
favor II tie initiative and rsferen-
dan, ard aill make this 0ne q their
strung plays Mr. KornegaY h9w-
eFtf hAs declared publicly against
Eiss form af tie Initiative ard refer
eudum which las the endorsement Of
TIE farmers unlQfa AID which u in
operation hi Oregon lie iax9rx 4
peculiar plan whereby the minority
81 the Legislature shall have power ~
refer mtasure 70 tbe peapie fgr vote
II II nnt RnoWu isow Mr. kouesay
wiiI take to the liea u giving up his
pet plan. lie II somewhat tenacious
af lls IDEAS ana msg sve ba ad'
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
BRYAN HERE 27TH
Democrats VIII Welcome Him
with Monster Picnic and
Barbecue

william BRYAN Hta aakea teu
days taHf Is Ella tsp territories and
sg3 IA ia EnigA 81 Am. I1ua.
aa4 September ~ 4 Is nH pe1a.
b's ttaf bg eili late mash tims hase
IS te Is e. tFareI oa a speeiai tfafh
.aaa cover IS maeR of the territories
s. lie esn tlewevet his coming sBl
he maize the eeeastan - 4 Blk twa
daYs Democratic picnic ant tafhe
ege en "Wednesday ae6 14HsslaY at
sealhs park
Preparations aFa hslng made - tie
Democratic elub foF monster crowd.
u y sElsetsd thAf II eQ vlll b re-.
Q9lu.a 10 pay fnf tie proposed enter
tAlnment Whleh includes IL TIE Nay
q refreshments ten haFheeasd tssves
and saaa leaves of bread Major
John b Tatuer las hsen commission.
e "a raie4 regiment q Al least sas
mounted hoaemeh q participate Ia
= mounted parade 81 ths day of lry
ans visit
Tie Democrats q VlnitA have upeu
81 headquarters 10 tie Huntington
building, presided ossf hy TleogieFs
II h Ffear andAfe engaged ia active
campaign NoFk
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
sateus step

Aee fofK sept Il Secretary
II ~ Nass faHaaFle befefa start
lus faf oyster I}Ag lfe morning a.d
that ha knee nothing ahgut the and.
ihg e American mafIHes Il Havana
sxrp pt sbat he tad learned from ute
Associated Pres dispatches Asked
II be ala ngt consider tie landlna q
he alies 3 1er shieh nesf = look.
81 aHan - 0aHY IS TIE agAt move
towards afa5ei Intervention hy tht
United states lie SECRETARY sid II
vas ) safi0as step
He deelafesl. h0sevsf that gom
manasF CalsstI hal received uo spe
elac lusi rleflona IL ta Intervening II
Cuban Affairs.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
NEAL SENTENCED
Judge 0verrules Boy Murder.
ers Motion iof keN Trial


fhs Il psfkefs
FTP arAa4a Fl re
.IiH STA Aa8 IS hf 81
t4 Nef courts aH ae6 t8e
easa nN ~ ~ psFEsr
05esaIe8tls aa ffa H e8t
fr8n 81 a te aEen#aaf
tss aa8 sis aasa H
F#aaas taf
.a.4.ai t0t#s f4sfae esaf
kfa#ss aa# I5fHef a.
tHs fefar4 8 ~ kat oHfs
a46EtHts HaI stFe errors aI
eIeet 80e6f.ttzff9 aeaffsI
6at lie aes 6tefnsa fhen aI
4raaf ia r 5ats 81 aflef ffFrglae
81 tf.s FHtatasa Fl aHae 1sauHya6 VAS
fas4 t4es ta8nsf aaea ssrfai @ifE i
ff.faffss e.fH.sses ai.a laurg etae0
.tHe Gafal @tatss dat4tes require
fa4se Parker Rtd faRgkse u.at
eHea .as AessHs4 statutes nwaai-
IS. criminal ge4etise shd courts wefe
aa6pte4 fhe Wf.s Afsanass sYetaa.
sf Ie.sI nrselufs W4x aaoUfed sna
$ Afta0ssS fad IS fe4alre 1eut sluI.
affafhe line fsa8fel Is Tie Emitted
1fat.s safof.. f6fmaft Ia force
avassesI4s aIsef i fhe criminal
procedure Il. feree hsss srst9elts II
sle eshefe
4l.saaa.ts54s ii sf4eh 4uasu pafk
- 4sVae..4 sszsf.of hts attention ~as
f.s e4feuss0ts contention fimt hs
es..J.4 aSf i. tried ff 4sit5efe.3 81 Ans
eams Greater nan msrstaaeatar faf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
COURT APPEALS
WILL ADJOURN

Tie court q appeals TIE ueti ses
,iaa q euleh + - faf September s.
elll adjourn e sone latef date pfeb
Ads November II AHattofusgs e1e
haFy basluess lsfqfe tie court afe fe.
Quessed q taks Hafise uf tAh fart
The Adjournment Is made Necessary
Is reason = tie fact tiat tie eofs
81 gile dstflctiHE And eanFaWiHs beard
ef ehhh both Judge y Il II Clay
taa ard 1H1Et1 i iii afa Hem#
berthAs broken II upon uielf vofk e
sueh lsn extent that ttey have nol
teen abs q prepare uNlf opinions d
tie cases whleh have 0eeH referred @
them
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
For slmpllhsd Spoilers

TIE publications shleh TIE pablf
printer las issuei relative q Nmpli6.
81 spelling consisting ~ pamphlet.
= small pseAeg brochure and 4 sal
card containing 30 words fer qaies
references ratap ma It and Qgiefei
So sale bY tHls oslee al cents pel
set Sets are n1t broken
Remittance should - made d
postal money order express neneJ
order tank draft, ot certified .elleck
payable to the Superintendent d
Documents Government Printing
0alea. Washington y. & Currency
maj = sent At o~nefs risk Postage
stamps a personal elleeks wlll not -
aeoep,ea ard onif one Ieopy can -
sold q anY one person
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20

sAsofz aoma trouble. TIE latter, how-
ever. will toll him he has 10 come out
ftatfootAdly ia favor uf the initiative
And referendum of be dafaas@d. It
seems almost eaftaln THAT the Re-
pabiirans will endorse the measure,
aud iiow ,the Democratic frlends nf
MF. kornegAy will ask hIm, nan you
hope 20 prove 70 the farmers that you
are against the corporations and tie
Republicans III favor o. glsm when
you are against the Initiative aud re-
ferendum &ad the Republicans are III
favor of ilY Manlfestiy. IL uould be
absurd, And - tie probabilities are
Mf kernegAy will change hss mind
un Tie referendum question vary soon
A correspondent Or TIE Chieftaln
Who haard NJ koruegay speak az
West Cabin school house tie night III
September thus reports shat he
said Mr. Refne9ay isa man Of very
decided opinions at least he said so,
and he proved 10 MI present tllat if
he Is elected a. = constitutional delo-
gate THAI be wlil daall he can 70 have
ths Initiative and referendum blocked
unless BY thirty per oent u tie legls.
iaiorN
Ne eQndef Then, that the Demo
cratic leaders are pleading wllh him
foi ! elansg q here
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
SOME HUGE
EARS OF CORN

Hsy. }, ] Carroll was III towu to.
la from hls farm 81 mites southeast
u lown wlth sik af the biggest ears
ef white eafn ever sean III Viuita
Thsy average II Inches Ia length anA
walgh little over pounds 5 ounces.
Nj Carroll las ss acres Of The corn.
whlch 3 trnm ssed brought hers from
tie north Tires yeAn ago NJ Tar.
roll, Who La charge Of tie United
nfethefn church at Kim Grove, can
farm - sell - preach.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20

Washington. sept Il 4 dispatch
from American Charge Sleeper af
Havana saYs thAt It i Fepafted that
Na Insurgents attacked tie rural
quarts al kaHa Ia the santa ciAra
provinces TIE government lost IL men
According T. tie report whlle tie loss
Of tie Insurgents i not known. TIE
government nfurues have withdrawn
h SAnctl spifitua NJ Sleeper asids
that ; rumof Is current n ~ uprising
In CAnagaey
Anoeisst ilspafrh nontlfms tisa re-.
ports ~ tie destruction of TIE sugar
plantations nsas Cleufue8as aud of
railroad bridges ard balldlngs The
governor of santa Clara has reported
thst tie csty et Santa Clara i threat.
ened hY the rsbsls
prsslasat Hssssvslt cemferriaR
Oystar nay. L 1. SEPT Il seefe-
tAFY of waf Taft Secretary of
tie Nksy BsaapsFts and Act
log Secretary Of state bacon arrived
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
THE M'KINLEY
MONUMENT

Columlus 0hla, Sept. "A Tie 49,
o. htputs statue 81 the late Presi.
aeni Mckinley wAs unveiled tt.ls A.
tefnoon A thousand p#nsoGs sefe
present Mts Alies Roosevelt Long,
worth unveiled tls aAtae TIE tso
principal orators wtfe tusf lea William
f ray oftle Gait6d gstss upfemt
coufr AID Hutfed states senator John
y Daniel ef Virginia
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
American Sailors Landed
at Havana Ordered Back
on Shipboard.

hers frum Washington this morning
for conferences nith tie president,
wiso. II waA stated, intended R0lns over
tAa Cgtmn question thoroughly IL
was announeed that the landing of
marines in llAeAnA yesterday waS ln-
teuded only a. ; guard 70 the Amefl,
ear legation AMI nol - step towafd
restoring peA~s ID CubA noF ~ q guard
t0F President ealma's palace.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
Appreciate Rogers.

lion G. Il Rogers Of tie Ninlta bar
made TIE speech Of tie afternoon AZ
tile Reunion Friday Nj Rogers
whlls = stranger here won Tor him.
self tbs pfalse u all who were - for
tunate Is 70 hear his address and It's
people of Nlnlta mas feel assured that
tie interests of their eitg and territory
wete well represented b. the polished
orator from tie gateway town nAx
tef Springs Republican.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
Committee nsstIna

The members Of tie Tosnshlp Cen.
tfal COMMITTEES foe Tie seth Censsl.
tntlonal district are hsFeby called b
meet ~ the court house In Nlulta "a
Tuesday afternoon Il o'ciock for tha
purpose a organizing foF tie campaign
ard tFAnsAeting ether lmpcftAnt bus.
luesa
]. + hrnFas. Chairman.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
viii Have Press Bureau

TIE Uiliaftain understands that, -
: result Of tie exscutlvs COMMITTEES
meeting Il Oklahoma Clty, there wiIl
he : Republican press bureau put %
w0fk Immediately At Muskogse for
tie Indian Territory, and that .
speakers bureau will also be oFgaulE.
Ell IL once. 1t 4 not known Jet Who
will have charge Of The press bureau.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20

Havana sept 4 Al appsal g tile
American people signed hg General
6ufmAn and - otfeF oaieen q tie
insurgents. Vas received hefe TO-DAY
II safs III part We 40 net Ask fof
umpathf We as oulF faf an open
deid. Tie rights and properties Of
Americans wlll ts respected b. our
forces
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20

Bees Laxative Honey and Tar tile
original laxative cough syrup acts IS
3 cafhaftlc Oh tile bowels. ii is made
from tile tar gathered frDm the pine
trees uf eur own country, therefore i
tlie hNat for children. II Is good for
coughs. colds. Group, whouplna cough.
etc. Try our free offer. Sold b. A.p.
Ovens. 5m
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20

Havana, s@pt il-c ong fnsa wiii
meet this afternoon t. ID rumofed
that President Palma wtll resign
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
THE MARKETS
Daily Report Of Current Prices
In VinIta


Quotations furnished by the vinita
Produce company
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
CRACkGREYHOUNDS
ARE TO RACE
SUNDAY.

There will be three stakes on the
programme at IngIeside Coursing Park
this week In the class event but six
teen dogs are entered and all of them
are stake winners, which means excit-
ing coursing. The feature of the card
is the second meeting of the two fleet
greyhounds. Roman Actress and Miss
Emily. These two dogs came together
several weeks ago and put up a sensa-
tional course. There is a we11-baIanced
open stake of forty-eight entries and
an unfinished stake from last Sunday.
The draw follows:
Sixteen dog class-King V VS. Wild
Mamie, Carlo Boy VS.. Renegade
Apache, Lady Leeds VS. EiIbe Royal,
Lucy Clair VS.. Choo Choo. Boutonniere
VS.. Russell j, Dan Finnigan VS. Gallant
Boy, Jim Lamb VS.. Princess Savoy Miss
Emily VS.. Roman Actress.
Unfinished stake-Ina Cissus VS.. Do
retta. Free Rock a bye.
Forty-eight dogs-Jimmy Lyons vs..
Secretive. Gallant Tipperary VS. Medea,
Argyle's Best vs.. PongOnie, Rocker
Light VS.. White Rogue, Queens Beauty
VS.. Ragged Actor. The Mist VS. Young
Johnnie Tom Hurlick VS.. Iron House,
Primrose VS.. Young Kerry 1lDpin,
Frank C vs.. sSyra Alto, Mi Amigo VS.. Sir
Upton, Lady Fieldwick VS.. Young Ger
aldine, Alice Mack vs. Seashen, Black
Garter VS.. The Bard. General Frisbie
VS.. The Old Peach. Denver Eagle VS..
Peddler Baum, Lydia VS.. Stanley r,
Young Rocker VS.. Presto. Chyenne VS..
w. Mercedes VS.. The Fiddler, Little
Dainty VS.. Madam Dunyea, Reckless
Acrobat VS.. Blooming Dutchman. Garry
vs.. Fair Flying, Nora Alto VS.. Royal
Gold
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
IAMAICA ENTRIES.

First race. hye and halt furlongs. two-year-
olds-They're on Il. Arifno ii2. Oracuium 1i2.
Curriculum 112. Botanist 10 Montgomery ll2-
Fantastic 100 Fish Hawk 100. Jim Leonard
1O7 Purslane 1O7. eslamor 104. Autumn Flower
lG4. Grace George l04. Bull Bird 1o2 Mar
eeline l02.
Second race. six furlonGs. seling-Homelandek
I07 SadIer 1O7 Carmagnole 107. Chandos l0T.
Deuce 107 Supreme 107. Albert lo7. Espiai
107 Miss Ch6 1O7. Narkie Mayor 105. Fintrail
107 Eltopia 1OT. Young Davis 10I, Cloisteress
10T Locked Out 107.
Third race. Jamaica handicap. and
sixteenth miles-Lady Savoy l26. Cressina l22.
Stamping Ground 40. Palette us, Yer
onique 100.
Fourth race. Hampstead stakes. six furlongs-
Curriculum 107 Oraculum l04. Momentum le2.
Waterbury 102. Loring 102 Belfast le2. Royal
Lady 80. VaquerO 90.
Fifth race. one and sixteenth miles selling
Master OF Craft he. Bragg les. Red Light lc.;.
New Moun Hay 103. Wizard les. Niblick le5.
Black Prince 1o1. Belmere 9S. Melbourne Noua-
free IS EurfDf,ies e3. MerlinEo 93 Listless 3c-
Sixth race i've furlonss. 6llles and seldines-
Grace Cameron 1OS Walls los. Citrona les. Rod
Garter los Golden Wine les WaterSpeed ltS,
sire Onal los Molssey los St superb los.
Hssneock los. Bromina res. Thomas Boy les.
Winifred Tarpey los. Judge Post los, Jennie
Wells los
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
SENTENCE PASSED
UPON FORGERS.

Attilio Carta and Joseph V.aDi Ryana
were sentenced yesterday by Judge
Lawlor 10 terms in the penitentiary for
forging the names OF Solimena Broth
ers TO proof OF loss on a policy in the
Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance Com
pany the former 10 six years in San
Quentin and the latter to five years in
Folsom. motion for new trial was
made and argued on the ground that
proof Of loss cannot be the subject
of a forgery but the motion was de-
MED and sentence passed.
The difference in the length of SEN
tences was due to the fact that Carta
al the time of the forgery was an en-
ploye in the Office OF the Italian Consul
Judge LaHlor declaring that this Off
cial position gave him an unusual op-
portunity to win the confidence of his
fellow country men, of which he took an
undue advantage.
The court is Of the opinion from
the evidence that Carta's association
with the Consul may have contributed
largely 10 the spirit of confidence
shown by the injured parties toward
the defendants said Judge Lawlor
The fact OF such connection with the
Office OF the Italian Consul was well
calculated TO inspire confidence with
his fellow countrymen. 1 have that
circumstance in mind in determining
the measure of punishment.
In this case it would appear that
the act itself constituted a gross. be-
trayal Of confidence on the part of
these defendants, because they sought
TO and did gain the trust and conf
dence of their fellow countrvmen with
the view OF injuring them while they
were then suffering from the effects
Of a great public calamity.
Attorney Spinetti, who was connect
ed with the case as a special prose-
cutor to assist Assistant District At
tOrney O'Gara, said yesterday that a
sBlt for 5000 against the Hamburg
Bremen Fire Insurance Company will
be commenced in behalf of Solimena
Bros. on the policy on which the pay
ment was made on the forged assign
ment and proof Of loss drawn by Di
Ryana and Carta. He also said that
il cost the insurance company $500 to
return the defendants from New York
City. ana that their conviction for for
gerry is the first which has ever been
found against any Italians ia San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
GOOD MEALS FAIL
TO CHARM HUSBAND
Guy Frazier Runs Away
From Home and Makes
Love to Maid in Tennessee

In spite Of the fact that Mrs. Loretta
Frazier IS good cook and that she
always prepared her husbands meals
on time, he has consistently refused to
partalke of them ever since his mar
riage on April q. 1901. and finally de-
serted her on May of this year leay-
ing her without funds, according to the
allegations in her complaint in a d.
voree action begun yesterday Sire says
that the erring husband went TO Mem
phis Tenn. where he represented him
self TO be an unmarried man and Sc
cured a promise TO wed from Miss
Jessyiee Robertson of that city. She
claims that he then made a fake con
fession, telling his new fiancee that he
was divorced Mrs Frazier asks $50
month alimony and the return of her
maiden name, Loretta Murphy.
The following divorces were granted
yesterday:
Emma ]. McCracken from John W.
3IeCTacken, by Judge Murasky, neglect:
Cora Sullenger from Asa L. SulIenger.
by Judge Hunt, neglect: Ane Kirotine
Damgaard from NeIs Damgaard by
Judge Graham. willful desertion: Emma
" Hale from Frank NJ. Hale. by Judge
Trout, failure to provide; and Dunstan
Dickinson from Mary Dickinson. by
Judge Hosmer, willful desertion.
Suits for divorce We're fled by Ma
tilda Hass against Robert Hass. cruel
~. and Maria d. Heyer against F. II.
Heyer, neglect