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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
A Horse Suit.

Before Justice Paulin, in Glassboro, on
Wednesday, was tried the action Of Linn
wood Moony vs.. Clifford Rulon, growing
out Of horse trade. The complaints was
that the defendants deceived the complain
ant trading him horse that was valueless
because wind broken. A. Fl. swackhamer,
represented the complainant, and Senator
Avis the defendant. The verdict Of the
iury was 81 and costs for the complainant.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
Milkman JOyce's Wagon Wrecked.

AS Milkman Joyce's delivery wagon was
crossing the tracks Of the Delaware River
railroad about $40 Wednesday morning,
the rear portion Of the wagon was struck
BY the locomotive, and the vehicle sent
skyward. II landed free, but broken in a
thousand pieces. The driver, Herman Yet
ter, son Of VIM. Yetter, Of the First Ward
escaped uninjured, and the horse, too, was
in equal good luck
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
OBITUARY.
LEWIs G. FowLER.

The we'll known photographer, died in this
city on Sunday morning, of illness follow
ing the use Of canned meet Mr.. Fowler
was son Of the late Benjamin Fowler, and
was born in Woodbury. 46 years ago. He
is survived by his wife, and five children,
Mrs. 4. G. carp, Mrs. H. A. Stewart, Mrs.
Harry Taylor, Miss Edith Fowler and
Lewis Jr., all but the former live in this
city. The funeral took place yesterday, the
interment being in Green Cemetery.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
JENNIE p,

Wife Of Arthur T. Shoffstall, died at the
home of her husband, at the corner Of High
and Glover streets. last Friday, aged 26
years. The family are recent residents Of
Woodbury., the husband being connected
with the Dupont Powder Works. The
remains were conveyed to Grove City, Mer-
Ger County, Pa. for interment.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
An Interesting Suit.

Before Justice F. B. Potter, Of Franklin
township next Saturday, will be determined
the right Of citizen to sell merchandise on
Sunday on lands adjoining camp meeting
grounds.
On Sunday last tie Directors Of the
Malaga Camp Meeting Association con
tiscated and sold considerable quantity Of
eatables and soft drinkables, the property Of
JOS. Berry, Of Elmer, and one Brady, Of
Philadelphia, which they proposed to sell
on Sunday to visitors at the camp.
Brady's stuff was located in shack on
land Of Miller yannote, opposite the Camp
Meeting. grounds, while Berry was located
on lands Of william Harrison, within city
block Of the camp grounds.
A law Of the State prohibits the sale Of
refreshments within three miles Of camp
meeting, without the consent Of its officers,
and Berry and Brady have pooled their
issues to test this law. They have retained
Jonathan W. Acton, Esq, Of Salem, as
their counsel.
Millville business men are sending peti-
tions to the Postoffice Department IN az
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-30
ADDRESS 70 FARMERS.

Editor Jacob L. Bunnell, Of the n. j.
Herald, Of Newton, made an address at the
Sussex County Farmers Picnic last week
that contained so much Of good mental food
for farmers thai we believe large portion
of our readers will not only enjoy but find
profit in perusing it, He said:
Mr.. President, ladies and gentlemen:
1t is distinguished honor to be invited
to address so large gathering of prosper
ous appearing Sussex County farmers-an
honor / most thoroughly appreciate.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-16

Seed potatoes for. sale at the
Harness Shop.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-16
RESOLUTION
Notice Is hsreby given that al the
meeting OF the Cit Council Of
the City Of ST. Johns, Oregon,
held on the 18th da, Of SeIt, M
Der. a. d. 1905. the foil wing
resolution was ado ted.

RESOLVED: That the Council Of the
City OF 81. Johns, Oregon, deems II expe-
lient aud proposes TO improve Thomp-
son street from Myers street To Lively
street in the following manner. towlt:
BY establishing light grade on said
street in the following manner the same
as the county roads are graded. said
improvements To be made in accordance
with the Charter aud Ordinances OF the
City OF st. Johns. and the plans, specifi'
cations and est mates OF the city engi-
neer filed in ilic office OF the recorder oi
the City of ST. Johns. The cost Of said
improvement TO be assessed as provided
by the city charter upon the property
specially and peculiarly beneftled there
by, and which is hereby declared to be
all the lots, parts thereof ami parcels OF
land within line 100 feet from the out
side line OF each side of said Thompson
street.
The engineers amended estimate of
the probable total cost for the iin-
provement OF said street is s2I84.44.
The plans, Specifications and estimates
OF the city engineer for the improvement
of said Thompson street are hereby
adopted.
RESOLVED: That the city recorder of
the city OF St. Johns be aud is hereby di-
rected to give notice OF the proposed inn
proyement Of said Thompson street as
provided by the clty charter.
Remonstranees against the above i'm
proyement may be filed IN writing with
the unde, signed within fifteen days from
the dat, OF the first publication OF this
notice.
BY order of the City Council.
j. W. HANKS,
City Recorder.
Published in St. Johns Review March
10. 23 and 90, 1906.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-16
Now the trouble has commenced !

Now the trouble has commenced
Redmen will institute Saturday,
March II, at NJ. w. A. hall.
The loss on the St. Johns Grocery
Company, which was in the Home
Mutual, was adjusted by three
o'clock Monday afternoon.
Open meeting, free to everybody,
by the Redmen, Saturday, March
II, at NJ. w. A. hall.
One year ago next Tuesday night
the Odd Fellows organized the local
lodge--and since that time there
has been healthy growth.
AT the Baptist church in Uniyer-
sity Park next Sunday evening
Rev. John Bentzein will preach
upon the topic "The Second Com
ing OF Christ" All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Wilson are
about to take up residence in
Alberta - Mr.. Wilson having
secured a situation in Portland.
The community will miss them.
ID. Il. Loomis, the"picture man"
who is accused of assaulting Mrs.
Charles Flitcraft, of Point View
the case mentioned last week.-Mrs.
been arrested upon the charge, and
is now out OH bail. The evidence
seems to be very strong against
him.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-16
RESOLUTION
Notice IS hereby given that at the
meeting of the Council OF the
City Of II. Johns, 0regon, held
on the 18th day II September.
A. ID. 1905, the foil wing resq-
sutton was adopted.

RESOLVED: That the Council oi the
City of -, Johns, OreisDn, dce.ns IL eN-
pedient AMI proposes 20 improve Lively
street. from the north line OF Thompson
street To tile south line ci Calm
street in the following mannyr, to wit !:
BY establishing light gra''e on said
street IN the following manner the same
as the Oonn,y roa,ls are gTaGe,l. The
improve ments Oi said Lively stFyet 10 lie
made in acesTaa.ee wilh the Nhartvr
and ur,.lna.ccs Of tic City OF ) Johns.
aud the plans, Specifications All esil-
mates of tae City ENGINEER, file in tie
Office q. the Reeorl,s ui ,he City Of
81. Jonns. The cost OF sald improve
nent 10 be assessed as provided by the
city charter upon the property specially
aud peculiarly benefited thereby and
which Is hereby declared 10 be all the
lots, parts thereof, and parcels OF land
within a line TOO feet fIom the outside
line of each side of sal Lively street.
The Engineers amended estimate OF
the probab total cost for the improve
ment ol said street is Si97.S9.
The plans, specifications and estimates
of the City Engineer for the improve
ment OF said Lively street are hereby
adopted.
RESOLVED; That the City Recorder of
the City OF ~. Johns be, AID is, hereby
directed 10 give notice OF the proposed
improvement Of said Lively street as
provided by the city charter,
Remoustranees against the above inl-
provement may be filed in writing with
the undersigned within IS days from the
date of the first publication of this no
tice.
By order of the Council.
]. W. HANKS,
City Recorder.
Published in the St. Johns Review March
10, % and 20, 1906.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-16

Phone Scott 3Io4. st. Johns.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-16

Keep Your Eye On St. Johns.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-16

Rev. John Naugle has been
preaching at Tacoma recently.
Fire may destroy your home any
time. Are YOU protected against
partial or total loss : If not, call
at the Peninsula Bank and learn
the small amount that will give you
protection.
Tope & England, the painters
and decorators, are doing a fine
business and are advertising the
fact. Besides their ads in THE
REVIEW every job they do counts
as another ad: and the boys are
gaining an excellent reputation for
the advance they are making.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-16

The City oi st. Johns does ordain as fol-
lows:
The Council oi the City of ST. Johns
having aseeftained the cost oi improving
Monteith street (now Jersey street. from
the center oi III intersection with Bu-
chanan street to the center oi its inter
section with Learned street, in the City
ot ST. Johns, as shown by resolution of
Council Oi record aud date November
Ij, iSoS, aud notice thereof having been
published Ia the ~. Johns Review,
weekly newspaper oi general circulation
Published al II. Johns, iOr three (8l con
secutiye week. from December az, 1905;
Ia ia..lay ;, Isub, inclusive. a. shown
by affidavit a the foreman Of said
pa ,'cr on file, and the legal posting Of
notices OF such street improvement as
sh lwn by aih IL Il of city engineer on
iilv with the ci-y rccorder-no Temon-
STRANGE having bcen hled-as provided
by a. nlutuH ot N.,rmbeT ~, 1905 the
sum OF oue Thousand s>ven hundred and
cfghty-seyen and Hoo dollars sI7s7.4Il
b, ing city en ineer preliminary estimate
Oitn, ,oa. Ldt to he more accu iatcly deter
mine,. b. cay 81 ingcr. The tihie with
IN which said imlTo, em,h; Is 10 he com
pleied IL hereby liked al sixty days from
las, publication of notice for proposals
for said work, which proposals must be
fled with the recorder of said city by
April 2, 1900, at o'clock 4. IA.
Now, therefore, Il Is hereby ordered
that said street be improved accoTdingly,
aud that the recorder shall give notice by
publication ioT not less than three %
insertions in successive publications IN
ia, 81. johns Review, a weekly ne9s-
paper of general circulation in the said
Ciiy OF ST. Johns, Oregon, inviting pro-
posils for making said improvements.
and said sum As estimated by the clty
engineer as cost thereof, or such sum a.
shall finally be fixed and determined by
city engineer not exceeding said sum, Is
hereby assessed 10 the lots, parts OF lots
aud tracts in their several proportions IN
the assessment district Oi sad Montleth
(nOw Jersey street from the center ot.its
intersection with buchanan street To the
center OF its intersection with Learned
street, in the said City of ST. Johns, in
the respective amounts 10 be hereafter
determined aud assessed To said lots,
parts OF lots, aud tracts as being bene-
fitted by said street improvements, here
tofore declared and now designated as
all the lots, parts thereof and parcels of
land within line 100 feet from the out
side line OF each side OF said Montieth
street (now Jersey street,.
The Recorder is hereby directed 10
enter at the proper tune the said assess
ment hereby made in the docket of city
liens and cause notice To be published
as provided by law and the city charter.
Passed the Council March I5, 1900.
Approved March IS, 1900
W. II. KING,
Attest: Mayor.
]. w. HANKS,
Recorder.
By o. T.. Learned, Deputy.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-16
Save Money on Insurance.

Be sure and call or leave address
here before insuring your dwellings
or contents-and learn something
to your advantage. THE REVIEW
office.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-16
D. c. ROGERS
Real Estate and
Insurance

f27s-Lots in South St. Johns. Finest
residence property in St. Johns. No
shanties there. All lots soxIoo.
t47s-Lot 4oxI3o, alley. four blocks from
post Office.
f9oo-Two lots on Willamette Boulevard,
soxI3o, with a river view that can
never be obstrueted.
fIooo-Quarter block on Tacoma street.
I7So-Business lot on Jersey street;
close in and very desirable.
business ON next lot, and the very
best buy for increase in value in St.
Johns
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-16
At Methodist Church.

Rev. +. l.. Young, pastor.
Services next Sunday:
Sunday school at ten o'clock
:. l.. Thurston, superintendent.
Preaching at eleven
Preaching at seven-thirty.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-03-16

"For Rent" and For Sale"
cards for sale at this Office,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-08

Frank B. Sarles, prominent citi'
zen of BOscobel, and we'll known in
Lancaster, was instantly killed IN
that city Monday afternoon by the
regular passenger on the St. Paul
road which reaches Boscobel at sic.
Mr.. Sarles was driving across the
track near the residence of Atty.
W. E. Howe. He had wagon and
team. The team got over the rails
ahead Of the engine, but the wagon
was struck and the occupant thrown
several rods ahead. The engine
ran over his arm near the shoulder.
Death was instantaneous and was
witnessed by several.
Deceased was a knight Templar
in DeMOlai commandery Of Boscobel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-08

ATTY. Leo. Philipson of Bloom
ingCOn took the train here Monday
afternoon bound for the northern
part Of the state.
Edgar Ward and wife, of Rich
land Center, were guests of his
brother Reuben and wife here over
Sunday. The first named brother
is blind, losing his eyesighU while
serving Uncle Sam in the COS. His
compensation as pension is 800 per
month.
Fred Mossback borrowed" a
horse down at North Andover the
other day intending to return the
animal. The owner could hardly
swallow the tale however, and had
the young man arrested for confis-
cation of the animal. Justice
Wheeler pronounced SO and costs.
Mossback failed to produce and got
20 days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-08
DEMOCRATIC TICKET


County Clerk: Henry R. Smith.
Fairplay.
County Treasurer Fre7rck w
Klinkhammer, CassyiIIe.
Sheriff Frank Pitts. Platteville.
Coroner: Jed. E. Barnett, Ian
caster.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court. VIII
liam Victoria, AIuscoda.
District Attorney: John J. Scan
Ian, Fennimore.
Register of Deeds: Orio H.
Martin, Bloomington; Michael Me
Spaden. Boscobel.
Surveyor. Chas. {. Sampson.
Platteville.
Member Of Assembly list District
James Dolan, Platteville.
Mem Der of Assembly 2nd District
William O'Brien. ut. Ida.
PROHIBITION TICKET.
County Clerk: Andrew B. VII
hanson, MiIlville
County Treasurer: John Nicholas
Mcleod. Platteville.
Sheriff: Thomas Anton Huston,
Bagley.
Coroner: John Adam Jamison,
Beetown.
Clerk Of Circuit Circuit Court
Frank Howard Horsefall, Melville.
District Attorney
Register of Deeds; James Ed
ridge Jones, Glen Haven
Surveyor; William Garside Lewis.
Bloomington.
Member of Assembly 2nd District
Charles Wakeman Stone. Blooming
ton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-08
LIST OF CANDIDATES

Saturday was the last day accord
ing to the new primary law that
candidates could file their nomina-
ton papers. The republicans, demo
Gratis and prohibitionists all have
candidates for the various offices
and there are six candidates for the
republican nomination Of sheriff
and five for register Of deeds. The
following are the nominations as
recorded with County Clerk TufaeJ
REPUBLICAN
County Clerk: Charles E Tufdey,
Lancaster.
County Treasurer: James Wen
eel, Lancaster.
Sheriff: Albert Budwortn, Ian
caster; Charles W Burrows, Ian
caster; Frank He'll, Cuba City;
Wesley e. Hymer, Potosi; Alonzo
Oscar Mills, Montfort; John w.
Watson, Livingston.
Coroner.
Clerk of Circuit Court: George
E. Budd, Lancaster; L. Cornelius
Berry, Fennimore.
District Attorney: Arthur W.
Kopp, Piatteville.
Register of Deeds: Eaver A.
Berge, PotOsi; Thomas H. Brewer,
Blue River; Thomas S. Metcali
Glen Haven; John W. Miles, Ian
caster; Frank c. Mufhey, Boscobel
Surveyor: Arthur W. Appleby,
BOscObel.
Member Of Assembly 1st. District
Duncan McGregor, Platteville.
Members of Assembly 2nd Dis.
trict: Joseph P. Chandler, Mont
fort; Henry E. Roethe, Fennimore.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-08
SHOCKING DEATH

and until few years ago was en-
gagged in the lumber business there.
Since disposing Of his lumber in
terests Mr.. Sarles has been selling
Virginia land. He was in Lancas-
ter about three weeks ago.
4 wife and two children, mother,
sister and two brothers survive. His
father was John H. Sarles, one of
Grant county's most prominent citi-
zens-who died several years ago.
The accident was a shocking one
and the entire populace of Boscobel
deplores its occurrence and sym
pathizes with the grief stricken
family.
The funeraa will probably he held
Friday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-08
Yoemen Organize.

Friday night Lancaster lodge OF
American Yoemen was instituted
in the K. P. hall. Organization
was perfected and the following Of
fcers elected:
A. w. Hastings. Foreman; Win
slow Quick, NJ. c. G. c. NARROW,
N. A.; Mrs Josie Critchlow, Over
seer; Mrs. jeanette Quick, Cor Dr..
CritchloW, Physician; Mrs. Hastings,
ROwena, Mrs. Bowers, Rebecca
Mrs. Cornwall, Chap. Mrs. Gates.
Guard; Ed Cornwall, Watchman.
Mr.. Oates, Sentry
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-08
Commercial Club.

At the regular meeting of til
Commercial club Monday evenin Q
Pres. Showalter presided and a
good attendance took part III all
discussions.
Secy. NARROW read the minutes of
the previous meeting which were
approved.
Bills Of Grant County Herald and
Ray Carthew were read and on mo-
ton referred to the auditing com
mittee.
It was voted to engage the band
to accompany a representation OF
the club to the Big Days cere-
monies at Fennimore.
G. W. Ansons communication
regarding new railroad was
brought up and on motion a COM
mittee was named to communicate
with Mr.. Ansol regarding the
matter. Committee named consists
of Messrs. G. c. NARROW, NJ. Nc
Donald and H J Johnson.
Committee to advertise the club
at Fennimore consists Of Mes. rs. L
D. Eastman. Fl. s. Rhodes. q NJ
Gunderson, w. c. Knox and 3
Pollock. It was voted to purchase
parasols and f. P. Barnett was
delegated to procure the same.
Nothing OF Importance was up
for consideration and adjournment
followed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-08
CHANGES IN FACULTY.
University Of Wisconsin Regents
Name New Instructors and Assist
ants.

At the last meeting of the regents of
the University of Wisconsin a num-
Der of changes in the faculty were
made by the appointment of instruc-
tors and assistants IN various depart
ments. Three new assistants in physics
were named: Karl @. Burner Of Gran
vile, o.; Thomas E. Bewick, Madison,
Wis, and Benjamin w. Bridgeman,
Darlington, Wis. \. S. Mcdaniel Of
Bellevue College. Nebraska, succeeds
e, B, Hutchins, resigned, as chemistry
instructor, R. B. Macnish, former
assistant in romance languages. is
sacct eled by Douglas Macduf, New
ton E. Weyson is the new assistant in
bacUeriology.
To fill the vacancy caused by the
reslg nation of Prof. Hobbs in the
geology department, the following
changes were made: w. o. Hotchkiss
is reappointed instructor in petro-
graphy. to devote half his time to this
work and half TO the Wisconsin
Geological Survey, on which he has
oeen appointed economic geologist;
G. w. Corey, assistant in geology,
was made assistant in mineralogy.
In the engineering college the fol-
lowing appointments were made: w.
E. Wickenden succeeds f. J. Petura
resigned, as instructor in electrical
engineering. G. G. Post is succeeded
by Lewis Fussel as assistant in elect
rio engineering. F. W. Lawrence was
made assistant in hydraulic engineer
ing.
PLANS TO DEVELOP WISCONSIN WATER
POWERS.
The proposed reservoirs for the ST.
Croix, Chippewa, and Wisconsin rivers,
for which the United States Geological
Survey engineers have completed the
survey, are to have a total storage
capacity Of nearly 10000 900 cubic feet.
The intelligent operation of even a
part Of these thirty two large reser-
voirs would have marked effect in
steadying the river discharge which in
the past was made exceedingly ir-
regular by the use and control Ct
rivers largely for logging purposes.
This and other aspecUs of the extent
and possible develop ment Of northern
Wisconsin water powers form larger
part of the study made recently for
the United States Geological Survey
by Leonard Sewall Smith, professor Of
topographic and geodetic engineering
at the University Of Wisconsin. The
department of the interior at Wash
ingtOn has Just published the results
Of Prof. Smiths work.
So far as is known, not a single i'm
portant river in the state has yet been
made fully to produce its available
power. The lower Fox comes the
nearest, with a total Of 81 1913 actual
horsepower, all produced in the thirty
five miles between Lake Winnebago
and Green Bay. This larger water
power has caused the district to take
nigh rank as 4 paper an pulp manu-
featuring center. Wisconsin, Chip
pewa and St Croix rivers can each De
made to produce power equaning and
even exceeding that Of the lower Fox.
Growth in the development Of Wiscon-
sin waters powers has been rapid, be-
ing gain Of seventy per cent in
the decade preceding 1900. Ii the
past thirty years the increase has been
from 33,700 to $4,000 horsepower, ep-
senting an annual saving over the
cost Of an equivalent amount Of steam
power, computed at $50 per horse
power, Of nearly 52,000,0CO.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-08
State Agriculture College to Exhibit
at Fairs.

The-work Of the various depart
ments Of the college Of agriculture
at the University Of Wisconsin is to
be shown at six county fairs to he
held this fall, including those at
Mineral Point, Aug. 21-24:at Wausau,
Sept. AZ; Monroe, Sept. 12-1t; Elk
horn, Sept. IS 21; Beaver Dam,
Sept. a %; and Jefferson, Oct. 2-5.
At each tent will be erected, in
which will be displayed photographs
illustrating the work in all branches
Of the short course curriculum.
There will also be exhibited full
sets Of the blacksmiths' tools made
by students in the forging depart
meht, and of the carpentry work
made by other students of practical
mechanics. The department of
animal husbandry is to exhibit beef
cattle, sheep, and young dairy
cattle at several county fairs dur
inc the fall, and members of the
department will act as judges OF
various stock exhibits.