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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03
ADVISES BURNING OF
GARBAGE FOR FUEL

William Calder, the Australian en-
glneer who is on his way to his home
IN Melbourne, in the course Of tour
OF the world, compliments the American
municipalities on their progressive
and the great results they have
achieved in so short time, but he
said last. night that they are behind
the English cities in some respects.
For instance, there is the disposal Of
garbage and other refuse. 4..st: -
In England,' he said, "garbage is
burned Just as expeditiously and
thoroly as the most advanced expert
ence will permit, Instead of expert
mentlng- with plans for extractin oils,
dyes and other products out Of the stuff
the English cities simply burn it. The
garndage destrSo sst are are built to With
bsas ooo 5n deg es' Rsmp %s
ture is, secured. Everything succumbs
to such a tremendous heat. Under
stand that nothing but garbage is
burned-no other fuel is used. There
are many steam plants run entirely
with garbage as fuel, for instance, the
tramway plant at Preston, line six
teen miles long. The residue from the
incarceration is vitreous substance
II understand that the Minneapolis
plant has been in successful operation
for six years. but I would prefer a
furnace of fire brick to one Of steel,
such as the one in this city.
"American cities are far ahead of
the. English cities in the manner of
maintaining parks. Here the aim is
to retain the natural features of the
landscape and make the artificial ar
engagements as unobtrusive as possible.
This is the principle which is generally
adopted by the best park men.
81 shall always remember Minneap.
oils. for three things-its fine natural
parks, it's we'll paved streets, which are
the best I have seen in America, and
the splendid tramcars which run 80
smoothly that man can write letter
while the car is in full motion.''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03
MAKE BIG TIMBER DEAL
Minneapolis Men Interested in Idaho
Purchasing Involving S3,OOO,OOO.

Minneapolis people are supposed to
be interested in an immense timber
land deal in Idaho recently made by
A. w. Fleweling of the Monarch Tim
Der company Of Spokane. The deal is
the largest ever negotiated on the Pa
cific coast and includes the purchase
of 100000 feet of standing timber,
valued at $6,000,0O0. The land is in
the st. Joseph and st. Maries valleys,
Idaho, and the purchase price is said
to have been $3,000,000. 1t was pur-
chased from the Wilson Howard Land
& Timber company.
Reports from Seattle are that the
deal was made by Mr.. Fleweling for
the ShevlinClarke Timber company Of
Minneapolis. Hovey G. Clarke of the
Minneapolis company said today that
the Monarch company is the only com
pany interested. He is personally in
terested to some extent in the Mon
arch company, which is said to have
made the large purchase.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03
LOW RATES GRANTED
Western Passenger Association Makes
Liberal Terms to Students.

To accommodate students and teach
ers who wish to go home for the holi-
days, the Western Passenger associa-
ton roads will extend the time of the
general holiday rates. This step is
necessary to get around the new rate
law, which is held to prohibit reduced
rate arrangements formerly granted
this class Of travel.
The extension is made by giving ex-
ira dates of sale and longer return
limit. Educational institutions have
been advised to arrange their closing
and opening dates to correspond with
the railroad arrangements. Certificates
will not be required in the new order
Of things.
The open rate will be one and one
third fare for the round trip to all
points in Western Passenger association
territory and to points in the south
west excursion bureau territory. Tick
cts will be sold Dec. 20 to IS, inclusive,
Dec. 80 and 81, and Jan. l, 1907. Tick
cts will be good to return leaving des-
tination until and. on Jan. 7. Going,
the tickets must be used on date Of
sale and for continuous passage !.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03
ESCAPED FROM HUDsoN's JAIL
Murphy Took Quick Advantage Of a
=. Dan11tv,s NareIessnass =

HUDSON, WIS.-sherin johnson is looking
high and low for a self-confessed criminal named
James Murphy, who escaped from the county iail
here the day before he was to be taken to
Waupun to serve years term. : ',I.T :
Deputy Sheriff G. G. Deits had brought supper
to the cell occupied by Murphy and colored
prisoner and carelessly left the door open. While
Deits' attention was directed elsewhere Murphy
slipped ont into the office. where he encountered
bounced upon tie prisoner While tie gir cried cried
to Debts t to come: The deputy rushed into the
office just as Murphy sprang thru the door into
the courthouse yard and thinking that the sher-
ITS daughter meant to have him call of the
dog Tor attacking someone who had come to the
office on business, Deits sternly commanded the
animal to release the culprit, who made good
his escape. When Deits discovered his error,
Murphy had got such start that he could not
be overtaker.
Murphy had been imprisoned for larceny and
had confessed. He is notorious crook, who
has seen the inside Of several prisons. He is
heavy set, weighing, some, ITS pounds and
wears grayish clothes. He makes practice Of
hanging around saloons in places that he visits
and to get free lodging and board sometimes
plays the vagrancy racket.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03
LAYBOURNE SPEAKS TO EIKs:

WIN0NA:, MINN.-Winona lodge No. 327,
3. 2. 0. E., held its annual lodge of sorrow
ON Sunday" afternoon. A special musical, pro-
gram was presented by :Beyerstedt's orchestra,
With vocal selections by Hamlet Easton Of
Rochester. The eulogy was made by DR.. D. A.
Stewart of this city. - The principal address
was to have been made by A. Il. Hall Of
Minneapolis, but, on account of Illness, he was
unable to keep his: engagement and his place
was taken by Charlessz Layboprne Of Mime
apolis in most acceptable manner. rs;5.i. s.L:s
Joh1is Dye for some years'Na resident, Of
Winona has been named as secretary to the
While skating on Lake Winona on Saturday
evening a young man and young lady of this
city broke thru the ice. The latter was soon
rescued, but the young man was In the water
fifteen minutes. w. 80 -,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03
:WILLISTON GROWING
New Daily, New Militia Company and
New Linht Plant

New Daily, New Militia Company and
New Light Plant.
Special to The Journal.
Willston, N. D., Dec. 3.--GeneraI Fl. NJ
Creel will be in the city to muster in
Company E, First regiment, which will
be organized.
Wiliston is to have a daily paper,
democratic in policy. Five business men
have subscribed half the stock in the
company that will own the paper and
nave issued a circular to all the demo-
Gratis in the county requesting them to
BUY share or sell" one. Each share Isl
sold at $25.- Editor, Whitehead formerly
or the Grand Forks Evening Times, lis
to edit the sheet, -~Egzr%
About the first of the month Wifliston
WIZ nave its streets lighted. The city is
installing complete electric light plant
as well as a water system. The water
VIII be taken from the Missouri river and
filtered by a large filter ~.>.> ~.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03
J AUTO TANK EXPLoDEs "
II. Paul Man Seriously Injured and
: *%;, Machine Is Wrecked. 81.

WI. Henderson, $50 Hague avenue,
ST. Paul, was painfully injured Sunday
by the explosion Of the gaso1ene tank
Oh his automobile. The accident hap,
pened while he was working on the ma
chine, getting it in order FOR a pros
pective trip to Minnetonka. Henderson
was blown several feet, was painfully
bruised, and his eyebrows burned off.
hTe fire department was called to
extinguish the flames. The machine was
damaged to the extent Of $500.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03
MARRIED FIFTY YEARS
Rice County Couple Celebrate with
Children Around Them.

~FAR1BAULT, MINN.-Mr.~ and Mrs. John J,
Murphy of the town Of Wells, celebrated their
golden wedding on Sunday. They were married
1859 came to Rice county, where they have since
resided. Fourteen children have been born to
them, eleven of whom are living. They are
also the grandparents of thirty-seven gra1idchil,
dren and have great-grandchild.
At a. special meeting the city council passed
an ordinance. granting the Rock Island rail
way the right to construct and maintain q
track across State street. This will enable the
Rock Island to build a spur track from its
main line to the school for feeble minded. The
track may be extended later as far north as
Shattuck school, distance Of two miles, This
will be a great accommodation to the schools
and will be the means Of saving hundreds Of
dollars expended for drayage and for the haul
Ing Of coal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03

ger who represented himself Is a salesman for
wholesale clothing house. He displayed q neat
stylehook and socilited orders for aall sorts az
wearing apparel, but as soon as his customers
nad made their selections he informed them
mat small cash deposit, percentage OF the
the goods. fE 7f7s T-@e ~ ~ ~
After his departure the purchasers waited in
learned that the firm he purported to represent
L. not In existence. F $50
Directors, of the Nicollet County Telephone
company have elected Charles W. Carpenter Of
this city general manager Of the system to
succeed sue, James Bennett, who resigned short
penter will take up the work Jan /. f.
Professor A. G. Krebs has resigned as teacher
OF. elocutton at Gustavus AdOlphus college to
take a similar position at Simpson college, In
dianola. Iowa. He will be succeeded BY Pro
fessor J. H. Bailey Of Chicago, who will come
to st. Peter at the opening Of the spring scenes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03
Takes a Fall Out Of Corey.
~ Tbo To,,,n.I

Marquette, Mich, Dec. 3.--Contend-
ing that in violating his marriage con
tract, he could not be depended upon
to keep faith in business, Rev. J. M.
Rogers. last night, in. speaking on the
divorce evil, vigorously denounced
President Corey Of the Steel corpora
tion. He maintained that having
broken one obligation a man will VIC.
late another
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03
FRESH BEEF PRICES.
BATTALION WILL DRILL
First Maneuver in New Armory to Be
Made This Evening.

the first Of series Of battalion drills
will be held in the new armory tonight:
This will be the opening battalion drill
in theunew building also, and will be
open to the public. Lieutenant Colonel
Frank T. Corriston will sbe the review
ing officer and Major Oscar Seebach
of Red Wing will command the battal-
ion. Companies A, B;F and | and Bat
terry B band will take part in the drill.
After the review a. game. %of indoor
played by. teams from 1! Companies A
and B.
Company l will give aebeneft concert
Wednesday night, when the. Ladies'
Metropolitan orchestra~Wi1 appear. The
proceeds will go to: the. company room
fund -" - -, =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03
FUNK WILL CASE NEARS END
Large Estate Is Settled at the Mini:
:: 1nl11n Pro Rata Cost

WEBSTER CITY, IOWA.-The final report Of
l.. A.. McMurray, administrator of the estate OF
Jacob NJ. Funk, has been filed and will come
up for hearing in the district court next week.
upon in Hamilton county It amounts to half a
million of dollars. "
The administrator asks the court to allow
rar, attorney for the estate, be allowed the same
sum. Probably not in the history Of iowa has
so large an estate been administered at SO small
lobby Of the Wilson hotel here. leaving not
even the scratch of a pen to show many Of
his transactions much less a will. There were
twelve heirs. >.. &c. 81" =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03
JAIL BREAKER CAUGHT.

wanted at Rochester, Mimi, for grand larceny,
was captured here and turned over to Sheriff
Heinz of Rochester. He is accused of stealing
ing from young Norwegian on train near
Dodge Center. He was detected and placed in
jail at Rochester, but broke out three days later.
He is believed to be professional crook.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03

Rutte, Mont. Dec 3.--Arthur H. Buck was
arrested today on information alleging that he
and jeweiry from Abel & CO., jeweIry merchants
of New. Yssk. - 10 IA n. - $500,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03
Hunt Returns from Alaska

~, Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Hunt have returned from
snakan; Alaska where they spent the summer
and fall. Mr.. Hunt had charge Of the cannarv
and lumber mill of the successors to the Alaska
Fish & Lumber company, and says the season
Just closed was very prosperous one, with q
larger run OF hsh than heretofore and good
will return to Seattle in. about six weeks. II
Is proposed to incorporate new company
The Mankato high-school football team do.
feated the high-school alumni team by score
Of to O.. a"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03
Joseph Young Under a Cloud.

Sheriff Neer Of Faribault county Is seeking
one Joseph F. Young, who is wanted on a charge
of grand larceny and who is said to have VIC
timized several business men at Winnebago and
Blue Earth
Young arrived in Winnebago last spring and
took the position Of head salesman for the Win
nebago Nursery company. He was a man of
good appearance, fluent talker and an excel
lent salesman. He brought his wife and two
children to the village and gained the confidence
of all, things went along smoothly for a few
months and then there was talk Of domestic
troubles in Youngs household, ending In Mrs
Young departure to her home in INDIANAPOLIS,
Young contracted bills in Winnebago and Blue
Earth, some of which he neglected to nav. and
for the payment of others Of which he drew,
checks on a bank at Winnebago where he had
no FUNDS, so 1t is asserted few days ago
he drove from Winnebago to Blue Earth. where
he bought ticket for Belle PLANE, Iowa, so it
was afterwards learned. His creditors are said
to be many. His household furniture was at
tached because it had notsbeen paid for
He owed a bill of $1.10 at a restaurant and
paid it with check for $40, receiving the bal
ance in change. He did the same at a iewelry
store and elsewhere, the checks all being re-
turned stamped ''No funds 1t is thought he
has gone to one Of the western states, where
he was formerly cattle driver.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03
.M]|||ANKAIO A. MECCA
FOR The | 4 | DOCTORS
CITY WILL BE SCENE OF TWO
IMPORTANT MEETINGS. s
Minnesota Valley Medical Association
Will Hold It's Twenty seventh Annual
Meeting and the Blue Earth Society
Will Entertain Brown and Redwood
County Colleagues.
Special to The Journal.

Mankato, Mimi, Dec. 1.-Two important med
ical meetings will be held in Mankato this
week. This evening the Blue Earth County
Medical society will entertain the Brown and
Redwood County Medical society. The latter
will furnish a short program Of papers and the
former will furnish the entertainment. This ia
the first time that the Blue Earth county society
has undertaken to entertain the societies of any
other counties .4 '"~ l.. .s-0%
Tomorrow morning the twenty-seyenth annual
meeting Of the Minnesota Valley Medical asso-
ton will convene in Schiller hall with a large
attendance of physicians from southwestern Min
nesota and the twin cities. The following is the
program:
Morning observation-disclosures meeting. Presi-
dents address, DR.. NJ. Sullivan of Adrian. Paper
on ''Higher Educational Qualifications for the
Study Of Medicine" DR.. F. N. Hunt of Blue
Earth. Paper on Treatment of Traumatic Gan
creme of the Extremities,"' by DR.. Van Buren,
Mott of Sioux City,, Iowa. Paper on 1.-TWO
Cases of Endothelial sarcoma Of the Brain. Suc-
cessful Removal and Subsequent Death'' nv DR.
@. E.. Riggs of st. Paul. 80 - .,
Afternoon Session-Paper by DR.. M. S. Sheldon
of Minneapolis. Paper on "Some Signs and
Symptoms of Gallstones with Complications .
by DR.. Warner A. Dennis Of st. Paul Paper
on ''Fibroid Tumors with Special Reference to
their Interference with Pregnancy" by Or.
Archibald Maclaren Of St. Paul. Paper on s.The
Surgical Treatment Of Bunions,' by DR.. G. H,
Mayo of Rochester. Paper ON "Significance Of
Delirium in Typhoid Fever; Report of 4 Case. y
by DR.. H. A. Tomlinson Of st. Peter.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03
CAUGHT BY NEW sWr:ND1,E
Farmers Lose Thaar Cash |. Deposits
Given an 'sAgents' for Clothing.

ST. PETER, m1NN.-severa1 farmers living
in the western part Of lie sueur county have
been caught by new 'sWindle.- Not long ago
that section was canvassed by smooth stran-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-03
GENERAL PRODUCE

official quotations Of the !, Minneapolis !
Produce Exchange, CORRECTED up to ss1g M,
Monday, Dec g. r. 4STe ~ I!
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-26

tins aseursed Nv tAis ssltnaal sAooss
inx tssraxmsss essn % slsostax the
sosfsnste m1rksmsm pzy nile O the
sris Every stxl@ xad t~rviscsy an sh~
sason h prisii~se1 10 send team
ccmpos~d a stxha~~n nea 10 iry fcr
the primes.
The camp~sistss target psAeilce for
positions = the A<s Asxico team
VII be bsI1 On TIE rznEe near i~s
VEGAS. The 1ste has not ses b~ea -
hut n vii prohsbas b~ On August g.
Each militia company in she territory
uSfI BE- allowed 90 send five men 10
tak& psrt in thls preliminary soarnSr
ssot aud the ekess@sn making the
hieh~sl scores usli Be seleetsd "
sepr~x~ns the t~rrisay = seA Glrt-
Cc1nmissioaed 0f1e<ss and private
sr< placed On an s<luai fooiinS. Thsrs
as~ spme god marksmea In the iocsi
cavalry ccnpany aad It's expected
sAel ooe o nerc froa here siil b.
sasoax ~ pscksa siAArpsAnoaerS. The
S~a Civt toarnanenf begins - -
tembss I.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-26
chnto11An EnoEAvoHEas
NAVE ANNUAL coNvENrtoN

Anderson. Ind. June s6.~~anderson
gave Il rnyai welcome today 10 the
hundreds of young people who have
gathered here for the nineteenth an
nual convention Of the Christian En-
deayoF societies Three OF the lead
ing churches will accommodate the
sessions of the convention. which will
continue three days. The prominent
speakers include william shaw Of
Bostou, Miss Caroline Palmer OF New
York, Henry G. Cape of Chicago. J..
Eihert Russell of Earlham college.
and number of other prominent Of
ficers and field workers OF the so
eiety.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-26

AomesseA6 Entry No. esof.
Department of the inteFsar. Land or
flea AZ Santa Fe. N~v Mexico.
June 10. 1906. 4m
Notice b. hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has nled nosice
~ his intention 10 make finai proof
In support N his claim. and that ssId
pronf win he made before TpNnc
States Court Commissioner. at -
Vegas, New Mexico. On Augni
1900. viz: lose Ma, martins -
TrementIna. San Miguel County. Nex
Mexico. for the " I.e. 4 W ~. 2 In
2 Y 10, sec. ~. r. ~ A.. r. % r. I
He names the following witnesses
10 prove his e0nsInuous residence ur
on and cultivation Of said land. via
Francisco Ortiz. Hraulio yisipando
Leandro Gonzales, Benigno Analla. ail
Of Trementina. New Mexico.
MANUEL. r. OTER0.
sas Register.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-26
!!!Il]lIQRIAL NEWS
cn1 hrs-s> - 4rinsag ia,e sAe vi.

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~ eo1hne sot eaerets1 hss csne
= ~ Arss - hdsains = nssseo1.
npus eunoafv u Nseo - psoeer.
d - be~a pat o - hna1s - =
rs~eiser. n caIssi AAK Nssiao q
Ssro acting IN shat cseartsy FOR
aoms time bsek shinp hsvs ~ sees
Ecsng weii viii - company. a. one
time payment " their bills sas -
pended. the ssass ~ the aalnpops
haslns ssampsd ~ fiaaaeisl ressns'
eek, The dehi. ~ ~ ccaapany srs
said 10 BE- almast tstaiiy esatrslixed
In Secretary searro~. q ION large
sums N nanney advanced VI various
Gmes are oxiag. uesrrow. II ls stat
"A. VI = recent directors geesing
held In Oklahoma CITY. refused - ad
snne. .a. e.ni saa the result was h
.thHpx The company Inia the receivers
handx. IN. property iE said 10 he U
sery sieh oae. betng . gold proposi
S1u0. 9TH large badles of lon grade
g. u slyhs The sisols story In told
il tiis fe~ words: Lack of finances
h essfs va operations tor anF loags'
itme
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-26

n you knew the value Of Chamber
lain's salve you would never wish TO
be without n. Here are some OF the
diseases for which n h especially val.
liable; sore nipples. chapped hands.
burns, frost bites. chilihlains. chronic
sore eyes. itching piles, letter. salt
rheum and eczema Price Is cents
per boz. For sale By all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-26
BIG CHICAGO DITCH GERS
oRAToHIcAL RECOGNITION

Buffalo. n. T.. June 26.-The inter.
national water ways commission b.
gan 4 meeting here today at the fof.
Gc6k of the American section Of the
c0snnisslQn Among other things The
consntc1ba Wi1l bar argumentc
and asatnst H. atyeraicn OF va
from LAKE hIchiesn ~ ~, Of ths'
Chicago drainage cssAi
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-26
LirTlEeigLo SECURES NOM.
tsArsoN: SUCCEEDS piNclEy

lewiston. Me- June 2s.-Represen.
tatis" Charles A I.itt.es.a.a zee ~.
nominated for fIfth term today At
the republican congressional conyen.
tion ~ The Second district. which fr
nIaay years was represented by the
late Congressman Dingies.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-26

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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-26

Mllwaakes. Wis., Jane - -~ TAel
dsnsoerstie STATE essnssnlsss Coz she
saepssoa a . slstsum q prsseiples
xSssmbl~s hes~ tanoxr0s aA6 numwFr
oas party leaders are already xssAsr.
Ing fox The sysut While Il wss m
n0uneea ~ sAs time N wss ce~ldsd 10
hold = state eoas~ntioa that ne a.
tssaps Mold - msde % nomiszis q
tick~s. that the sork of the coavsa.
thoa snaid be eoefsned % the adop.
ton 81 O platform. the indseafsons are
shss tAe siate viii be practically
agreed upsa pcpses the ecssesesnn i
osss. Tho = lifue sspssiba hat
the aoaEentsa~ isssl ~nrx< William,
. iaFyan ss the r.ssy 49,. A u
pFeseai outlined the resoluflons xill
not name Bryan - q candidate for
the presidency. but win land him ~
ths greatest leader u the party nox
Mving and Vim in61nfs eeyond any
,poesl1,e doubt - lrl leno.
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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-26

Work has began ON the Citizens
ditch In San Juan county when com
pIeied Il win place in shape for cult
walton a large tract Of very fertile
land.