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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-13

Democrats are willing that the Pagan
ties should feel that way. and they are
hoping that the regulars will win at the
primaries, so as to make a third ticket
necessary. Whatever chance the Pagan
ties would have of carrying ward or
two in Jersey City they wouldn't have a
look in so far as the county ticket is
concerned. That is the way the Demo-
Gratis are figuring and it looks as if they
had the right line on the situation.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-13

The charge that the taking from the
Mayors of the different cities the appoint
ment Of Excise Commissioners was
meant as a slap at Mayor Pagan, was
ridiculous. Mayor Pagan was not con-
sidered in the proposition. The adyo-
Gates of the bill felt that there would be
less politics in the liquor question if the
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
were given the power to appoint the Ex-
else Commissioners and that seems to be
the general impression.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-13

Colonel Dickinson succeeded in getting
through the Legislature the search fee
bill aimed at City Collector Fry. 1t took
all he could do to muster up the neces-
sary votes to pass it, but new that he
succeeded he is happy. Collector Fry
will lose on fees about $4,000 a year.
This is his punishment for deserting Col.
Dickinson in the latter's fight against
Mayor Pagan.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-13

ploy counsel. stenographers and such oth-
er assistants as may be necessary for
eaid invetigation and report, and that all
bills contracted BY said committee be
paid by the treasurer Of the state upon
the warrant Of the comptroller, with the
approval Of the Governor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-13

Now is a good time to begin taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. the medicine that
cleanses the blood and clears the com
plexion.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-13

The Faganites voted against the bill
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-13
WEATHER inDtCArloN

NEW YORK, April 13. 19O6.-Fors.
cast for the tllirty-six hours ending P.
NJ. Saturday: Fair today and rain to-
morrow; east winds.
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or when crossing the grounds later
The teachers and the janitor knew
nothing of it except that the boy had
been absent from school.
The board directed MIR. Gerlach and
the committee on finance to investigate
the matter. and if facts were as stated
to pay the bill.
The explosion of IA kaleidoscope in the
Bijou theater 219 East Seventh street.
Wednesday. endangered the lives OF
many people. including two deputies
of the sheriff who had gone to the
place to serve an attachment on the
proprietor. The balcony where the
explosion took place was crowded with
children and the flames spread about
them. They fed panic stricken down
the narrow stairway, only 10 encounter
an excited crowd of older people who
occupied the ground floor and were
fleeing for the main enhance Ser
geant Martin Flanagan ard PATROL
men Thomas Calvin and john Hennes-
sey assisted the people in getting out
of the building and they saved many
children from being trampied. The fire
was extinguished with single hose.
Mrs. Jennie Valentine Henderson,
the owner OF the building had caused
an attachment to be issued against
tln
$500 which she claimed to have loaned
him. Deputies Frank Pic'la and Tom
Carey had been sent in make the lew
They selected the intermission to
serve the paper and while Pitha was
reading. He leaped from the balcony
took place. Picha did not finish the
! reading He leaped from tie balcony
TO the floor and got out. almost suf-
located With smoke. Deputy Carey
stairway. reaching the outside in safe
ty The fire caused a loss of $500 to
| the building. The question vas raised
afterward whether the attachment was
| legally made. as Picha did not read
the whole of the writ. to The defend
| ant.
Otto Sommers, superintendent of the
state capitol. had his fingers badly
| smashed by the closing of the gates of
street car upon them Tuesday even
ing. MI. SOmmers. with his wife and
another woman, We're returning from
| the state fair and were about to alight
| from the car at the corner of Seventh
and Wabasha SITS. St. Paul. Mr.. Som
mers succeeded in getting the two wo-
fingers were crushed by the closing of
| the gates.
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but despite the fact that the factor

but despite the fact that the factory
where the accident occurred is less
than two blocks from the City Hos
pital, it was fully 40 minutes before
the hospital ambulance responded to
the cali. All that time the injured
woman suffered such tortures that
many OF those employed in the place
who We're trying their best to relieve
her were overcome and forced to leave.
When the ambulance finally arrived,
the girl was hurried to the hospital.
After consultation. it was decided to
make the attempt to graft the scalp
back on her head, and the necessary
operation was at once made. The
chances are said to be good not only
that she will recover, but that the
operation will be successful.
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At the Lyceum.

The success which signalizcd the
opening of the Lyceum last week by
The Frawleys," as 4. Daniel Fraw-
ley, the presiding genius of the COM
pany bearing his name desires his
players to be known, was immediate
and gratifying. The Hennepin av-
enue play house is now equipped with
an excellent company, we'll managed
and devoted to the production of the
best plays available for the purposes
of a first class stock organization.
This week The Frawleys" will pre-
sent the brilliant, if farcical English
comedy, Lord and Lady Algy." This
play had a remarkable run in New
York and London, and was the de-
lightful vehicle in which Win. Faver-
sham and his talented wife. Julia Opp,
won fresh laurels in the Twin Cities
last season.
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Hawley, Sven Oftedal. j. r. Gordon,
n. Lowenthal. Cllas a. Bovey, Louis
a. Nippert, Room, Whelan 4 Bennett,
f. Aug. Skogsberg, James NJ. Cleary,
Robcr, Jamison. Marion ID. Shutter
James II. Wyman. Fred. H. Snyder
james L. Best. f. \. Chamberlain, Jno
De I.ailtre, Fred. L. Barney. James
Cruys. Y. T. Hughes, Emanuel O.
Stone. Orton S. Clark. Walter r.
Brown. John w. Thomas, =. NJ. Joyce,
Chas. NJ. Loring. VIM. A. Kerr H. Il.
Fletcher. Frank w. Shaw. J#:;.es ID.
Shearer. l.. j. Jerdee, Henry c. Bel
den. Joseph Chapman, Jr., Levi Long
fellow, a. b. jackson, Maurice p. Me-
Inerny, Perry Harrison, ]. l.. MCGEE,
r. NJ. Pennett. W. L. Satterlee 4. c.
Paul, Anton knoblaugh. f. Pcnning-
ton, Willard r. Cray, Gustaf w. Oh
son. II. r. Yerxa. r. Nj Hicks. Ezra
Farnsworth, Fred w. Reed, Reuben
Tomlinson, S. V. S. Fisher, Geo. p.
l'lannery. Henry Hartig, Emanuel CO.
hen.
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now being arranged for. These will be
in ful! and complete operation by Jan
LIST. 1885,. " hen these changes have
all been made, the taxpayer will re-
ceivc an itcmiZed receipt showing all
special and general taxes paid
"rhe stat arcnts and receipts will be
when called for. which will do away
with the necessity of tn" Taxpayer
being obliged to wait hours. as at pres
ent for his turn to pay his tax and get
his statement and receipt. 1t will do
away entirely with all double pay
mcnts and will reduce the possibility
of errors to IL minimum because all
statements and receipts will have been
compared with the tax-list books be-
time and annoyance, both to the tax
payer and the Office force
"Engineer's certificates can be done
away with In all cases of nnnullncnt
by having the amounts credited direct
ly on the books by the county auditor.
contend this should be done. thus
saving the taxpayer much inconvrnl-
enc..
This new method of accounting has.
been carefully studied ana examined
into by p. NJ. Kerst. the public exam
iner, many of the best experts in Min
ncapolis and has been explained in de-
tail to large number Of taxpayers.
all of whom have heartily endorsed
it.
1T is my desire to complete the work
] have undertaken and if the people
Of Hcnncpin county approve Of my adj
ministration and the improvements
that ! am making in the treasurcrs
office, ] shall greatly appreciate it if
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Homes in North Dakota,

Catholics who are DESTROYS of pro-
curing homes in new country in the
richest and best farming section of
North Dakota cannot do better than
10 write to me. Now am not in the
real estate business, but a merchant,
deHirous Of getting Catholics to locate
here. Land from IS to Sis per acre.
For further Information address me or
p. D. Jones.
]. C. SCANLON.
Stanley, N. D.
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COUNTY TREASURER HANkE.
His Administration of Office Shows
Many Reforms.


Many Reforms.
County Treasurer Henry c. Hanke
has, in accordance with the primary
law. filed for the Republican nomina-
tion at the primaries to be held Sept.
18th. 1906. and in announcing his cam
didacy to the people of Hcnnepin roun
ty. takes this occasion tn state some
of his reasons for desiring t. serve the
public in that important office during
the next two years.
Since MY election by the county
commissioners on Dec. 26. 500. tn the
it has been my aim ut all times. to
serve the public to the best of my
ability.
81 have given the work my close.
personal attention ana have studied
ii in every detail. and by comparing
the methods in vogue with those in
other counties and in business insti-
buttons where large sums or money are
handled annually, have become con-
WINGED that the system of ncco,mtn
can be simpliiied by introducing more
modern and up-to-date methods by
which the taxpayer will save much
time and nnroyanrr. and the county
thousands of dollars
Some changes already have been
made. and others. more important, arc
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PROBATE NOTICE

state nf Minnesota. County of IIrtl,npiu
Probate Court.
IN ~" matter of the estate of Patrick
quinn Deceased
Letters 1"Stanl"iltary on Tho, estate of
l'lirirk quinn. deceased. late of the Conn
IS "f li"nn"pin and Stat" of Minnesota,
being granted To Mary r. Quinn of said
County ANA state.
An'i il appearing upon proper proof NV
IN" affidavit of the said Mary r. Quinn.
mad" aud filed herein. that there" are no
d'btS against the estate. of til" said Pat
rick quinn. 'rr'"Sr,l.
II Is Ordered. That tire" months ~. am,
~" SUM Is hereby allowed from ana
;iil'r the date nf this order. in which
:n I'rs"* having Claims or demands
ig;ilii*' the said deceased are. required
4" file tn" same in tho prubntr Court of
&'ll County. i"r examination ANA allow
''l,''. or lr forever barred.
u Is Farther Ordered. That th. first
Monday in lh''nI'"r 1906 at ter, n'rlnrk
u. m. az u general term of said Pro-
i1il" Court I" be held at tn" Court lin,is"
~ ! ne CITY Of Minurnpn$ in said culln-
IT, BE- ;!'d tn" same is hereby appuir..d
said I'r'hht" court will examine" ana ud-
hIS said c!;Iims aud demands
Anl II Is Further ordered 'rhDt notice
at such l";,ring he given to All creditors
aud rrrsnns Interested in said estate hy
f"rtllwiih publishing this order once, in
each week for Tire" successive weeks in
tn" Irish Standard. n newspaper printed
and published IN said County.
lE'i"d at minneapolis, this 18Th day
OF August. 1906.
l;y the Court.
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W. e. s1ooPEs.

County surveyor. born in Minneap-
oils, Minn July Is, 1855. Father was
veteran in the Civil War and had
served in the 9Th MINI. Volunteer In
fantry.
Has followed the line IT engineer
for 25 years having been employed as
engineer with various railway CON-
panieS. and for state and government.
Vice president Engineers and Sur
reyors Society of Minneapolis.
Assistant City Engineer of the city
of Minneapolis from 1883 to 1899.
Head deputy county surveyor of
Henncpin county, 1899 to 1906.
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pRaRA1E NOTICE..

PROBAT E NJ lC6.
state Of Minnesota, County of IIrnn"rin'
Probate Court
In The matter of the rStht" oi Jennie
Mlnur. Deceased.
On reading and llinI tn" p"iili"n m ,,I
.JnInrS Greeley. executor uf the last will
and testament of said deceased. praying
that license he to him granted to sell
certain of the real estate of which said
deceased died seized. and il appearing by
said petition. that there is not sufficient
personal estate In tn" hands of said rx-
rcutor to lniy the debts outstanding
against tn" deceased ANA tn" lrHacirS
and expenses Of administration. and that
it is necessary in order to pay such debts
lcgnrirs and expenses. aud would b"
said READ estate in said petition Described.
u Is Therefore ordered. That all per
sous interested IN said rst;ii" appear be-"
fore the said Probate tnlr, al 81 Sl"-
riH term thereof To b" held IN Monday.
the .lth day "f September. A. d. 1906
at ten "'"l"rk IN the forenoon. ut h"
Court House. in til" city of Minneapolis
in said County. then nnd Ill"r" To show
cause tif amy ,llri" h,D why license should
not b,. granted To said executor To sell
said real estate. according to tn" prayer
of said petition
And II Is Further Ordered That motto"
of siIh hearing h,. given to All urrsrns
this order One" each week for tire" sue
crSSivc weeks. prior To- said day of hear.
ing. in the Irish Standard. II newspaper
printed ANA published IN said County
Dated at Minneapolis. this oath day Of
August. 1906.
by tn" Court
+. &. u \RV:Y.
Judge IF Probate.
JOHN u. STEELE.
Attorney for Executor.
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California Excursions.

Tho Minneapolis e. ST. Louis Rail-
road will sell tickets to Los Angeles
and San Francisco, Cal, from Sep
TENDER 3rd to 14th, inclusive. limited
TO October 31st at rate Of one fare
for the round trip. Variable routes and
liberal stop over privileges.
For further particulars call on
agents or address
A. p. QUITS.
-G-I. t r.. A..
Minneapolis, MINI.
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Cheap Rates to Pacific Coast.

Commencing September 18th and
continuing until october 3lst. the Min
nehpolis a. ST Louis Railroad will have
on sale reduced rate one way tickets
!" California. Oregon. Washington,
British Columbia. Utah. Munt;,IG, and
Idaho. Rates Slj below regular rare.
call ON agents for particulars. or
address
A. H. CUFFS.
G.. l.. d. r. A.,
Minneapolis. Minr.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-08

Elected county surveyor Jan IL.
1906. by county commissioners upon
resignation of Geo w. Cooley,
He is NOW Il candidate for the office
of county surveyor ON the Republican
ticket He is now and always has
been Republican.
Mr.. Stoopes is a man of uprightncss
of character and unswerving integrity
a better man for the office of Surveyo,
of Hennepin county would he hard to
find.
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Judge of Probate.
SMITH q THOMPSON,
Attorneys for ExrcltrX.
$500 Reduction in Rates to Cali.
fornia,

Commencing Aug. 81. the Omaha
road will place on sale colOniSt tickets
to California points at SIS reduction
from second class rates. The rate
from ST. Paul and Minneapolis viii
be $3.50 ana these tickets will carry
same privileges as to use of tourist
s'"cpcrs as do any other tickets.
Through tourist sleeper to Los An
fe'cs over the shortest ana quickest
route every Thursday
For tickets ana berth reservations
call at "?G Robert street, ST Paul; 600
Nirol'ct avenue. Minneapolis. or adj
dress U. w. Teas.lale general passcn-
ger agent, ST. Paul.
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Republican Candidate
FOR
Register of Deeds

Mr. jenkins is we'll known as the
"Titlc Insurance and Abstract expert
having followed that business. for the
past ,wcnty-thrcc years.
beginning as an Abstract Clerk in
the Register of Deeds office he hn.
by year, of application and experience
especially fits him for this office.
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they will demonstrate their approval
eleeting me in November to serve IL
full term.
II am at the trc;.surer's Office every
day durin. business hours and will
be pleased to meet the public at ali
times and tn discuss amy matters per-
"HENRY G. HANkE,
''rreaSurer of Hennepin County"
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PROBATE NOTICE,


state of minnesota. County IF llcnicpin.
~ Probate Court
In the matter of III" "stnt" of William
Duffy Decreased
Letters of administration on the cs~
tate of WiIlm Duffy. deceased lat" Of
the County Of iI'nncpin and state of
Minnesota. being granted To Michael Her
bert, of said County and State.
II Is Ordered. That six months be
ana The sam" is hereby allowed from and
after the date of this order. IN wic.
all persons having claims or demands
against the said deceased Hic required Ia
file the same in the Probate Court of said
County. for examination aud allowance,
or be forever barred
1t Is Further Ordered. That tn" first
Monday In March. 1907. ut 10 O'Clock II.
M. AT 81 general term of said PROBATE
Court. to he held at the court House. In
the city of Minn"npnIis, In said County
Tho time ana plnr" when and w!'"r" the
said Probate Court will examine and
adjust said claims aud demands
Aud II Is Further Ordered. That motto"
of such hearing be given to all creditors
and persons interested IN said estate by
forthwith publishing His order once in
each week for three successive weeks In
the Irish Standard. newspaper printed
and published IN said County.
Dated al Minneapolis. his 29ih day of
August. 1906
Hy the Court:
f. e. HARVEY.
Judge of pIuIHtr
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THE VOTERS OF MINNEAPOLIS

Judge Edward +. Waite was app
pointed judge of the municipal court
of Minneapolis two years ago. He has
now filed as IL candidate for election
to the same position at The general
election this fall.
While occupying the position Of
judge OF the court very naturally, he
feels reluctant to make a personal can
vaSs. 1T is proper, therefore. that his
friends and those who are interested
in the public welfare Of the city should
election.
We favor Judge Waite's election for
the following reasons:
He is a man of high character and
an honor to the bench.
His training and experience especial
ly fit him for the position.
He has fulfilled the Office with fidel-
ity and ability. Good and honorable
service merits a continuance of Of
fee .......
The position of municipal judge Of
Minneapolis is a very important one
and its administration n matter of vi
tai interest to every citizen. The posi-
ton calls for Il man of unusual char
acter and ability. Judge Waite we
think. meets these requirements of the
Office.
1t is always Il mistake from the
standpoint Of the public to elect ar
untried man as judge to dsplace a
man of experience ana fitness.
We therefore urge that you vote for
Judge Waite and use your influence at
the primary election for his nomina-
ton.
Respectfully.
Cyrus NOrthrOp. w. l.. Harris. John
y. Schlener, VIM. w. Fol"ell. c. T.
Faulkner. Alfred II. Bright. G. NJ f.,
Carlson. Geo. D. Dayton. VIM. A. Lam
caster, Chas r. Thompson, David C.
Bell. l.. s. Donaldson. Rome G. Brown.
J. +. Ccnklin, A. y. La Croix. Y. T..
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State of Minnesota. County of IIcm,epin,
In Probate Court
In tho Matter of tn" I1stnl" of JOSEPH,
krOskc, Dcc"lrnt.
On receiving and filing the petition of
Anthony krskr. Of Minneapolis. Minnc-
sofa. praying for letters of Admnisi IN :
ton on said estate.
1t Is Ordered. That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested in
said matter appear before this cnur, on
Monday the Isl day Of October 1906. at
10 \. NJ. at The Probate Court in the
court iIn'is" ~, Minneapolis in said co,ln-
W ana then. or as soon thereafter as said
person, can b" heard show cause. If any
there be. why said petition should no, bc
granted
And ii is Further Ordered. tina, notice
Of such hearing be given by publishing
this order once in each week for three
successive weeks. prior to said day Of
hearing. in tn" Irish Standard ~ news
paper printed ana published in said
County
Dated -, Minneapolis this 9Th day of
September 1906.
by the Court:
+. e. Harvey.
.Iulg" of PROBATE.
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TWENTY YEARS AN ALDERMAN.

To serve continually for twenty
years as a representative of the Sixth
Ward in the city council vii! be the
proud record of Alderman Lars NJ.
Rand unless all signs fail. Alderman
Rand is now rounding out his fourth
term and his satisfied constituents
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SENATOR e. F. comsrock

The people of the seth district have
an excellent state senator in Edgar
r. Comstock who has filed for renomi-
nation of the Republican ticket. Sen
ator Comstock is one of the really big
men in the upper house of the legis-
la,ure. not only physically. but in ev-
cry other way. When ii comes To
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WITH THE DEAD.

Mary c. Pagan, the infant daughter
of James w. and Nora f. Pagan, died
at the family residence 3105 Twenty
second avenue south. Saturday even
ing of.last week. The funeral was held
at Holy Rosary church, Monday. In
terment took place at ST. Mary's GEM
etery.
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To Readers of the Standard:

ann Il CHnUlUHtC Tor Tie Is'NUHI1TH1l
nomination for County Auditor. ] re
spertfulIy ask the c"-nl,cr:,,i"n of my
friends.
My competitor for tn" n"i'inn'i"n is
seeking Il fourth term.
JOSEPH Il. MANNIX.
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"Is there any available substitute for
RUBBER" asked the instructor of the
class.
yes. sir answered Miss de Muir
or cape IS just as good"