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Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-29
Current Comment.

According to the Bruce Newsletter,
G. E. Newman, who at Chippewa Falls
passes as mayor Of Ladysmith, is carry
ing political undercurrent' around
under his hat. The Budget might put
it in it's attempt at sensation.
Speaking of the Budget, it is quite
decent lately. The amateurs are ap-
parently coming to their senses. We
would suggest to it that the way to
have decent sheet is to have a decent
editor.
The last issue of the amateur sheet
failed to mention the four libel actions
that that sheet is facing. Quite an
oversight.
The election of w. D. Connor as
chairman Of the state committee is in
discord with the best political senti
ment, in that he is candidate on the
ticket. Mr.. Conner is an effective
chairman, but the question is whether
a candidate should fill that position.
However, he has been elected and that
fixes matters for the present.
Pound away on the proposition to
boom Ladysnith and Rusk county, "
said fellow on the street. And this
fellows portion of the expense is always
ready.
The Passing of the Baron" would
make quite a chapter in sensational
litera ture. His property and debts have
come into conflict and the debts win.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-29

w. r. Hearst, the great newspaper
owner, has been nominated for govern
or of New York by the democratic con-
vention. The convention repudiated
the government ownership idea that
Hearst has advocated. But Hearst
was already the candidate of the In
dependence League and will probably
insist that his own platform is the one
that counts.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-29

Senator LaFollette is down in New
Jersey making the political job-lot
thing that there is a power behind the
throne they are occupying just now.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-29

The Tony sheet says that the News
editor is under obligation to the Tony
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-29
SCHOOL STATISTICS
Matters of Interest in Connection
With the School System in
Rusk County.

County Superintendent Mackin's re-
ports for the years 1905 arl 1906 show,
among other things, the following com
parative figures:
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-29

From the meager reports obtainable,
it appears that the recent platform
convention did it's work well,
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-29

If you cannot see your way clear te
boost the city and county, is it neces-
sary to hold back?
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-29

That politics makes strange bed
fellows is indicated by the fact that
Burke Cochran, who repudiated Bryan,
is supporting Hearst.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-29

1t is nearly the first Of October, the
year is almost three-fourths gone
what is to be done to advertise Lady
smith this year?
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-29

LaFollette carried New Jersey by
storm. How dead is he, anyhow?
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-29

Get an ear of Rusk county corn ane
send to friends at the old home. There
is nothing like demonstration.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-29

NUMBER OF CHILDREN IN EACh IUWN.
The children between the ages of
four and twenty on June 80, 1906, as
shown by the school census, is as fol-
lows:
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AUCTION SALES.

ON MONDAY. oct. /. at 1880 a. m. No
III Il street. fine lot household goods par
Tor rockers, fine large rugs book case
lace curtains mahogany center table fine
round oak dining table. b b. chairs
china closet, dishes and glassware, maple
dressers, dressing table, iron beds. lot
bedding. carpets, linOleum. lot home-unad G
fruits, refrigerator steel range single
harness, combination kitchen table cook
ing utensils, etc.
ALSO ON TUESDAY. OCT. ,.
1880 a. m, No. l59 East pa South, par
Tor rockers, center tables. carpets and
rugs, iron beds, dresseFs, bedding; house
Of seven rooms completely furnished.
THE PACIFIC EXPRESS co.
Will commence the sale Of unclaimed
goods on Thursday, Oct 4, at I p. m. at
No. 40 East 1st South St. and continue
day and evenings until all is sold. Over
three thousand pieces, trunks, bundles.
valises, packages, guns; in fact, every
thing but an automobile.
By order of
]. w. ROGERS, Superintendent.
j. A. SANBORN, Agent
THE OREGON SHORT LINE RAIL,
WAY co.
VIII commence the sale of unclaimed bag
gage Monday, Oct. s. at 1880 a. m. No 45
East LIST South ST., over two Thousand
trunks, valises and bundles from all parts
of the world
GEORGE l.. ALLEY,
General Baggage Agent.
i. a. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
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SAMPLE BARGAINS

EAST SIDE.
SLiO Tor rooms. cement walk nice
shade and fruit, 3xS: $500 down and SIS per
month -
$500 for Groom. bath. toilet. mahteI.
not water heat, 2lkxi0 rods. Terms.
$3.50 for rooms, bath, toilet mantel.
e. j. 800 down and $50 per month
N,450 for 5 rooms $265 down and Sf5 per
month, including interest.
StOOO for beautiful mod 7-room house.
cement walk. south front. Terms.
$500 buys the best-buiIt up-to-date
nome on the east side; full basement, fur
mace room, laundry, cellar, storage room,
parlor 2oxlS bedrooms 23x13 and 1sx16: so
feet of porches
Z'IVO for new 4-room mod; fine condi-
tloh. 800 down and SIS per month.
WEST SIDE.
N'5o-b-room, in fine condition. $500
est - N'' iii'oI
SS,OO0 Tor 5-room, BATH toilet. @. I large
rooms and nice condition. Terms.
81, tO04.room, cream blk, shade and ce-
ment walk. Terms
$1,000 for 4-rOOm new mr. br Saoo H.,
and $50 per month
Zoo Tor z rooms. pore bath. G. / S5O0
down and $50 per month
Z. +. LITTLE e. co,
200 and 21O Atlas Block
Both phones 2S4s.
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HARRINGTON

s-room. completely modern residence;
Ioi lSxles. shade and lawn and every con-
venience one can mention; on LIST south
e. near 18th East. Price, 81, 500; $3.50
caSb. will take the balance long time S
ner cent. This is better than renting, II
vou want something good,
6-room brick house and lot 75xl65 IT.,
facing on park. 18th East ST; $2,lOO. Easy
3 acres near Calder's park comfortable;
S1.700. Good buy,
Nice new brick cottage, on w. End
North ST.; large lot. Can't duplicate for
the. money $500.
14Ik acres. vacant. on E. bench we
will sell at a snap. price = ~
HARRINGTON
Basement Atlas Block.
Phone 2411-Z and 1889 Ind.
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OER MOTrO


. QUlCh SALES. IN REAL ESTATE.
) 75O.O0-37x150 foot lots with 15-foot alley
in rear, facing south on SIN So
81, Just east of 9Th East St, 500
cash and balance $40 per month.
Z per cent
5 sOO,0o-soxlS2- lot facing west ON 9th
East street, small cash payment,
balance SO per month. ~
, 4JoOO-SX6-rod lot near Sth South and
sth East street. facing South
Sl'I0O'V- fit4NIu0-foot corner on II street.
racing north and east
81, 5O.OO-4l14 XS6-foot corner on G street.
facing south and east
$l,Zl5.U-4lliX l6o-fOOt lot on NJ street fac
ing west near Second street
S4,5OOOO-l65xl65-foOt corner on Seventh and
IA streets, facing south and east,
one OF the finest corners en- tine
north bench .-7
81 O.OO-7454x74} foot corner ION Ssegond
and G streets, facing soath and
eaSt. Just the corner for 4 flat or
apartment house.
Sc, Geo. 00-55xlSS- foot corner on First and
50, 5OOOO-F1ve-room modern re pressed Sseti
brick cottage on Fourth East
street within walking distance.
500 cash, balance monthly pay
nents. 7f-r~@ o.. s s's
So $1,000 Sf&-room modern red pressed
brick cottage. nice barn. lawn
everything modern, 2I2x7i2-rod lot.
81, $50 O-S-room, 2-story, red pressed brick.
house on Ninth East street bath.
tofet furnace heat, etc, owner
leaving city and must sell.
s., 900. 0-Efght-room modern 3-stOry. buff
pressed brick residence facing
south on Third street, this place
is just being completed and will
make alterations il not too great.
10 suit purchaser. - +
81, 5OO.O0-One Of the. most modern and up
to-date residences on r street.
facing east, cement sidewalks all
around the house, everything in
first-class shape for a nice ROme.
Call on us and we will be
pleased 10 show you any Of the
above or anything that we may
have on our list that you think
might suit YOU. List your prop
erty with US for quick sales, we
have the buyers.
ANDERSON REAL ESTATE INV. co.
Rooms S0Q-S0l New Herald Bldg.
Both phones 474.
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TO-DAY.
HOMER & ROBERTSON.
DESERET NATL BANK BLDG.
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS.
TT WILL PAY YOU 50.

TO SEE US BEFORE Buying.
$2.SO0-6th East, broom, modern plumb
ing. porcelain tub. pantry. cement walks,
Owners must leave town.
SS0O0-2-story modern 6-rOom home good
cement cellar, nice lot, with right of way,
located on I'd street.
So 250-Attractive 5-rm. modern home on
Sd South. Good barn. S1,OO0 cash
S4200-On 5th East near ID South, Groom
frame, lot Axe rods. Ground. alone is
worth the money. t.--
81 250-Close in. facing south on 4th ST
Very attractive 6-Foom modern. brick. This
is 4 genuine snap. Price includes this
years taxes and sewer.
A,250-Corner lot with fine modern Z
room house, furnace, gas, cement cellar.
s and I'd streets.
GREAT CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
The corner of 9TH South and State SITS,
165xl60 feet. Owned by a mortgage com
pany who wish to realize See us.
WILSON-SHERMANC co.
80 West Second South Tel 492.
Members Salt Lake Real Estate Assn.
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A, u. BIRRELL.
Go SOUTH MAIN.


For an out-and-out bargain. see this
strictly modern 5-ro0m pressed brick. fine
cellar, with lot 35x15O feet TO an alley
fihe hedge, lawn and shade. The cleo
rlc MIXTURES alone cost SO. Tinted walls:
everything firSt-class. 9g7 Windsor ave,
Frlee $500 Terms.
a ten-roOm full twO-St0ry pressed brick.
I!llest Iocalion In town. Well! It's 1S2 b
street Strictly modern: evervttiney fi-st
class; must be sold Immediately, and
nave the exclusive agency. Price is only
$3.50; can make terms.
IASt your property with me for quick
results / have the customers
a. II, Birrell, So So. Main. Phones. Ind
1913. Bell T60.
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SEARS INVT. co,
So w Ind South.
Broom brick and room for moro
upstairs. Lot 54Xl65; fine shade
and some fruit. A snap; south
east....... $50. ..........,.........S s.. 600
T. room mouse on 4th East A good
buy -. NATURALIZATION ZOO
6 3OxlS2-foot lots on 9Th West. A snap
for the money ...............-.......s1, 200
$2l3 feet, East End South -..-..% :, -. 81, 100
We have Y block in Darlington 1t
must be Sold make us an offer. You can
get a bargain.
SEARS INVT. co,
IS w. 2nd South
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E.SO

sl.SOO
FOR Groom frame. adobe-lined house,
complete with pantry, closets, bath and
electric lights. Good location. Five min
utes walk from business center. Lot is
50x9O feet. This is well worth looking up.
SIX-ROOM
MODERN
Brick on Second East near to Seventh
South. House is nicely finished inside,
has bath, toilet, closets and pantry; is
lighted by electricity. This is very good
home, in a good location. The price is
81, $50
GOOD TERMS.
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30x165 FEET

30x165 FEET
on Second East near to Eighth South, to-
gether with nice four-room brick cottage
The owner makes the price of this prop
erty very low, as compared with.its value,
and asks only $500
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE.

COUNT h1 HtSIDENOL
FOR a short time we offer the follow
ing: 61A-acre fruit farm, all in first-class
condition, $50 fruit trees, lawns, ornamen-
tai and shade trees, good modern S-room
brick house. hot and cold water, bath
cellar. etc. Also good rustic barn which
cost $500 Located in East Mil Creek,
s. go cash if sold at once.
CANNON s. CANNON
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A FEW BARGAINs

A FEWrBARGAINS. -,
6-room brick cottage. 18th East 50 aae
broom brick house. west of r. G..
q 49,, SOP1V -; -. --..,.--.......... 500
rO Ora pIrick mousse, y. w. part city. 3 500
Groom brick house n. h. part citv 500
groom modern brick: close i'm - 4 S0o
q acres S-room modern house, s. 10
4-room brick west Of r.. q denof 800 Sg9
JAS. h. SHAW & co.
Over 153 Main St.
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WHY RENT A HOUSE Which,. DoN.7,
SUIT?
YOU CAN BUY a SPLENDIDLY
BUILT AND FINELY ~F'INTSHFT1
HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS. STRICTLY MOD
Erin, ON EAST BENCH. NEAR 4TF1
SOUTH ST FOR $500 CASH AND Ss6
fER MONTH. SEE THESE. FRITSCH
IND. 747; BELL 1861
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SEE A w. SMITH.

SEE A w. SMITH
3rd st. -..-- - N0'l %
30 5OO-This fine home of s rooms is on the
prettieSt part Of Capitol hill and
49,. Is a snap at the price
S4zOO-5-rOom modern home, southeast N
IT, front, good barn. elegant Iau,p
rose bushes, Strawberries. raspber-
rleS. biackberries, shade trees and
trult trees; alley in rear; no finer
a., "a 'front.' or back yard In the valley.
So'0VO-lO-rOom home southeast. large lot
snap. 49,
N'SV-e-rQ0m modern brick. ON pretty lot
Nra,,I IN Ma1er4o1, and a big snap, too
MANY Others. Let MS show YOU
.. Il. ABSTRACT. LOAN a. INV, co
a. w. SMITH, Mgr. -
0o MAN ST. Both Phones 7Of.
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FOR TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

MOYNAHAN'S Exchange Realty 90
l7O6 Champa street, Denver, Colo. dis
poses OF your property, business and
mines. II. J. Moynahan, Mgr
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IS East South Temple st.
BARGAINS.

BARGAINS.
broom brick house (old but fairly good,
lot 4xlO rods. on 11th r. near Brig. $500.
4x10 rods (small old house,, on j ST.
near 9Th. Sl,500.
Groom pressed brick -Cfine. and kit.
chen. lot 3x1Q rods. Near 10th +. and "a
So, $780, s,-
5-room frame. bath. G. l., lot 33Xl37 to
alley, near ID So and Sth w. sidewalk tax
paid. range, linoleum, etc. included, for
LITTLE G. LITTLE.
Under Nat. Bank of Republic.
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-FOUR ROOM

FOUR-ROOM 49,.
NEW BRICK COTTAGE
With large lot C5Ox157 feet located in L.
II. RockwelIs addition. Fine residence
district Owner will sell for $500, or will
sell house already furnished with new fur
niture for $3.50, as he is compelled to
leave town at once
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4-ROOM brick, new. 81. SIS
5-room brick, near Rio Grande depot
81, $50. $500 cash. bal easy.
4-roOm pressed brick. new. mod, good
cellar. S2,050. 1896 cash, So month
Groom frame, modern, n. z. bench
81, 000
7-room trick. lot 5ox12o IT., $500. 500
cash. bal. easy.
Hubbard Invt. Co., Is West ID South
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MIR. HoUsEKEEPER.

DO YOU WANT A NICE HOMER ONE
YOU CAN FEEL PROUD OF? THEN,
LOOK AT THESE 5. s and 7-ROOM
STRICTLY MODERN PRESSED BRICK
HOMES ON THE NORTHEAST COR
NE OF M AND 9TH SITS. YOU WILL.
FIND THESE HOUSES BUILT RIGHT.
AND THEY CANNOT BE DUPLI-
GATED AT OUR PRICES.
IF THESE DO. NOT SUIT YOU, WE
HAVE MANY OTHERS.
a. MKELLAR & CO.. $50 w. End So.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. co,
Phones p PSI South Main ST
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CASH REGISTERS.
sCAvENGERs.

SALT LAKE sCAvENGER CO 0f...e
Atlas Block basement. Tel. $50.
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WHEN you buy or sell property.
Keep in mind the fact that 80 ~,
we make correct abstracts
guaranteed against all errors I'm title
Examine titles.
attend to all details OF purchase or sale
The Homer Abstract Co,
Cor Main & LIST So. Under Deseret bank
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FOR RENT.

West
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GATKELL'S Unique School OF Short
hand and Typewriting. Hooper building
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= FURNITURE OF 25-room boarding
house, dining-room and kitchen, two tot
lets and one bath. Dining-roOm seats fifty
people Lease has expired but can he re-
newed. Rent $l60 per month, heat and
water included House is clearing 81, 800
year Best location in Pocatello. $4,000
box 49, city, or Mrs. Belle Seley, Poca-
tello, Ida
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PERSONAL.
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS

y THE KELLEY CO, pure ice cream and
= sherbets: prompt delivery 26 Richards
strict Roth phones goa
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FOR RENT-FuRNTsHEp.

TWO suites housekeeping rooms, si2.l
each. Is L. 4th South.
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FOR Rent-Cottage. rooms. Sl2 per
month; furniture for sale 500: everything
complete; used months $50 r, 9Th South.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-24
MARSHALL FIELD
PASSES AWAY

MashaN Field, who died in a New
York hotel OF pneumonia Tuesday, had
q career remarkable for its success in
a city famous for its Successful bust
ness men and the yastuess of their
commercial operations. Born in Con
way. Mass, in 1885, he grew up on a
farm, receiving a common school and
academic education. When he was
il he entered the drygoods business
as clerk at Pittsfeld, Mass. In
42-s having barely reached his ma
jorijy hy decided to come west, and
selected Chicago as his goal He
secured employment with Cooley,
Wadsworth & Co, and four years
later was admitted into partnership,
the firm becoming Farwell Field &
CO. This arrangement lasted until
1865, when the firm dissolved and that
of Field, Palmer & Letter was organ
lied, Two years later, Potter Palmer
retired, the name of the concen be-
came Field Letter & Co. The firm
was continued until 1881. when Lew
B. Letter, father of Mrs. Curzon, late
vicerine of India, retired, and it has
since been known as Marshall Field
& Co.
The growth of the business Of this
great establishment is shown by the
fact that, whereas its sales amounted
before the fire to some S120O0,000 an
nually, in 1895 they aggregated s4O,-
100000 and noS are $l20,000,0 u
generous and discriminating patron OF
important public enterprises some OF
his more conspicuous donations being
the gift of tract of land valued at
$500 600 and 100000 in cash to the
University of Chicago and $1,000 900
to the endowment of the Field Col
umbian museum as a sequel TO the
worlds Columbian exposition. The
latter, chiefly through the muniicence
OF Mr.. Field, promises to become one
of the leading institutions Of its kind
in the United States. Besides his
mercantile interests, Mr.. Field had
/ extensive holding in various financial
and manufacturing enterprises, includ-
ing the Pullman Palace Car company
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
railroad ana the Chicago & North
western road. His wife died nine
years ago ami last September in Lon
S0n, he married Mrs. Arthur Cation
whose husband had been dead year
The Field and Cation families lived in
homes that nearly adjoined in Chicago
Mrs. Cation was rich and now she will
share in Fields estate of a hundred
| millions or more. Mrs. Field has nc
| children but Mr. Field leaves a laugh
| ter, who is married and lives in Eng
| land. and some grandchildren. His
son, Marshall Field, Jr, accidentally
shot and killed himself in Chicago
only a month or two ago, One OF
the children of this young man is also
named Marshall Field.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-24

Murray Brown and Walter Jan es
Cavanagh Miss Brown is daughtcr
Of Charles c. Brown. cashier of the
First National bank of that city Mr..
Cavanagh was for two years the cen
ter of the University Of Chicago foot
ball team He is = son of Attorney
James Cavanagh.
Judge Hastings OF Green Bay has
decided for the Business Mems asso-
citation in a test case brought against
F. A. Diekmann, a manufacturer, to
college $50 in dues The question
involved was the validity of a verbal
resignation. When the suit was start
ed other members were involved 10
the extent of about $500 on the same
technicality, but most of accounts
have been settled.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-24
DEPUTY WARDEN
ASKED TO RESIGN
BUT c. D. NELSON WILL NOT
QUIETLY QUIT.
CRITICIZED DEPART ENT
First Assistant to Jonas Swenhoit
said to Have Fallen Into Disfavor
fer Directing to Cutting OFF of Al
Iowances for Expenses of Local
Deputies.

Madison, Jan. Il
Il was reported last night that
Game Warden Jonas Swenholt yes
terday asked for the resignation OF
Deputy Game Warden c. D. Nelson.
Mr.. Swenholt could not be seen last
night, and Mr. Nelson when as ed
concerning the correctness of the re-
port was uon-committal. The re-
port, however, is heard in official cir
Giles, and is generally credited.
All the causes which have led 10
this action on the Iart of Mr. Sven
holt are not known, but i is pre-
sumed that Mr.. Nelson's recent inter
view in a Milwaukee evening paper
in which lie criticized the conduct of
the department, was at least fac
tor.
Mr.. Nelson, while refusing to admit
that he has been asked to resign, does
not deny it, though he intimates that
he Will not resign. He says tina. he
was misquOtcd in the interview, IT.
which he is reported to have crit
cized the department ANA to have
said that Governor Davidson would
soon make a sweeping Investigation
of the fish ami gone department
I was misquotel," said Mi Nelson
last night. q did say. however thar
the condition Of the department was
fierce, aud what I meant by that was
that the salaries ana expenses al
lowed the war1ens throughout the
state We're so small that it was impos-
sible to give the game efficient pro
lection, because the wardens can not
cover the territory assigned to them
on the small amount allowed for ex-
penses. l also said that I did not
care to Say anything about the de-
partment because Mr.. Swenholt was
out of the state, and that when he
returned Mr. Swenholt would take
the matter up with Governor David
son and that the department would
be put on a more efficient basis"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-24
HORRIBLE CRIME
Of STEPFATHER
COMES TO LIGHT

Mount Holly, n. j., Jan. 1S.-Albert
L. Jones, a farmer living near Ran,
cccas Park, four miles from here, was
arrested last night on the charge or
having assaulted and murdered his
stepdaughter, Mary Clark, three weeks
ago. The girl was nine years OF age,
and it is llleged when she threatened
to make public his assault upon her
Jones choked her to death, tied a
heavy stone to her body ami threw il
in a creek. When the girl failed 70
return home it was reported that she
had run away, also that she had been
kidnapped, Her sister, Carrie Clark.
aged Z, soon afterward went to visit a
relative Mrs. Annie Baldwin OF Cam
den, to whom she told the story OF the
tragedy and also that she had been
assaulted by her stepfather Mrs.
Baldwin came to Mount Holly yester-
day and laid the facts before Prosecu,
tor Atkinson. Two hours afterwards
Jones was arrested. He refuses to
make any statement. The creek will
be dragged today for the child's body.
Jones wife also was arrested charged
with completely in the crime.