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New-York tribune., 1906-05-27

iarnshrtdqe and exceptionally located IN point OF
convenience to the main arteries Of the city
THE streets and avenues have all been laid out,
and as the ground is all level and free from rocks
they are ready for immediate Improvement Inc
groI1nd is from 10 to It's feet above level. and
Commands q magnificent view Of LOnd Island
Sound and the surrounding country.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M1N1ATrRR ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 4:57 Sunset Moon sets 1852 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy $50 Gov. Island 1910 Hell Gate 12-a
PMSsudy Hook IO:0S GOV. Island Hell Cate 1924
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
MECHANICS, LIENS.

Cauldwsll ave. g. e. corner 16Oth St., 1Oi 6x153 a,
Julius FiginOlo agt. savoy Realty Company
Ferdinand Jacobson and Solomon Urbech. own-
and contractors ..,........-....-...... ..
Delaney St, No. 276: Jacob PiOt<iu agt. ABRAHAM,
Katz and samuel Gold. owners ard coztractors
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27

brick Ioft. ana store builflag -'xie0: C. =.
Rouss estate. owner; ". J. pnthsy. architect
81. Nicholas ave-. n. cCruei. is5t 81 for two
fve-stOry brick Gathouses. 25xsS; u. Robertson
owner; Moore & Ian4siedeL architects
127th ST. n. =. 4S.f1 -. % Convent ave.
for slx-story brick fathouss, J0xS6 n; Arnold
Realty Company. owner; Moore & Landsis6sl
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments were fled yesterday o
first name being that Of the debtor.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
Registered Voters.

Lht Of Registered Voters Of PIocBE. Lincoln
County. Nevada. Postoffice address. Phoebe. Nev
Anderson John Ar5ozast Geo Armitage H
Austin Adeen Carl W
RiSss s sp John Bi Gals Q B s1S ? soR'
Borand. David Bishop. L. T Bethune. Geo A
Bucheisem. VIM Bithell chas Bradley. E
camDbenJD carmsn "A clar1JA
Cannon Angus NJ Cowan Benz Coburn II c
Carman. WIS conger. L S Cook, John 4
Christensen. Bert cavigiia, John Galloway L c
Christian. W N Cyphus. Robert NJ
Donohue. EP Deck. Ed Dewitt Ralph
Del Curto. Cyril Dunlap. Lewis Dana Fred
Dickle. + W Dayton. Leon Deck,
Delmue. Joe. Jr Denton. W A
Evangelist. Orlando Eiers. Henry Ewing
EreudenthaI. HE Fox. Lees Foster. JOS
Prudential. EFF Fink A Free. w A
Fitzgerald. ] P Free. Jos Finn Roht
Fernandez. G o Forsyth. b. II.
Goodrich. Eugene Gsrrison. I. N. Gordon. Z P
Garrison, G w Goodrich n J Geshe, Bea
Gelsbert. 5ohno Griffith d "a Getehe W G
Hulse. Jas N Harris. HIN Harrington jerry
Hunter Mathew Higbee r T Horsey, Chas Lee
Hammond II LYMAN. Heaiy } G
Kane. wv
Lee. Milton L Lee. Henry Il Lynch. Peter
Lee. Walker Lindsay A
Nj
Mosher, Frank Mills. r J Eontsonery. 7 z
Middleton. Elmer Mulhan, Robt Madden. 7 II
Nc
Mcdowell. Frank Mcfarland J, H.
McNeill. + Mcneil. Archie
NJ
Neabitt } A Mum. BIS
Orr. Alex Orr. Roy Osborne. IT,
Orr. VIM Z
B:.. i. F Fec: Eann g s;ss,s william Has
Roeden. CIV ROsina. IN Richard Geo F
Riding Alma Roeder. John
Sawyer. Coco schoheld, r G Smith Il
Stephens. W suecetti Paul Swanton. II
Smith. Thomas l. Smith. Owen
Tulloch. James Tower, Rant Thompson c A
Thompson, +. r.
Warner o Van Enron, Geo B
Weiland II. Wheeler ]. b. Walker Geo Q
Williams. Michael
Young. }. Il
/ will receive objections to the right 10 vote on
the part of any person registered until O'Clock
P. M. on the fourth day previous to election and
II any of the above notice their names enormously
entered, please appear at my office and have
such error corrected.
VIM. E. ORR.
Registry Agent.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05


Fred Arbogast left Monday for
a recreation visit to Salt Lake.
He has been confined very closely
to the metallurgical department
of the Phoebe Assay office for a
long time and takes a leave to
see his old friends in his former
home.
Mrs E. F. Prudential and son,
Jas. Nesbitt and wife, Mrs ].
A. Clark, Mrs Jesse Peasley and
daughter, Miss Clara, and Mrs
Page were outgoing passengers
on the stage Wednesday bound
for Salt Lake.
The fixtures of B. S. Num-
arrived this week and are being
placed in position. 1t presents a
neat appearance and when COM
pletely fitted up will be one of
the finest in town.
The Official withdrawal of S. A.
Case, of Las Vegas, Republican
nominee for County clerk. has
been received by the Central
Committee here and accepted.
This leaves the field open to
Judge Orr of whom there is nc
better man on either ticket.
DR.. ]. L. Hogan, of Los An
geles, expects to arrive here with
his family in a few days where
he has chosen to locate per-
manently.
The stage into Phoebe is
generally loaded down with pas.
sengers and goes out empty, but
wednesday was the exception.
1t was loaded going out as,well
as coming in, for a number OF
residents left for Salt Lake to
spend their extra accumulations
recreating.
F. A. Waters, right of way
agent for the San Pedro road APP
peared before the County Com
missioners Monday and succeed
ed in reducing taxes 40 cents on
the hundred dollars.
Why are people fond of dogs!
Because they follow them.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
Registered Voters:

List of Voters Of DEEILo DGE Lincoln County,
Nevada, Postoflice address. Fay Nevada.
Beck Thomas A. Brown VIM Belcher Geo. A.
Bennett Henry Beck Phil
Clark II. G. sr. Clark H. G. Jr, Clark Frank L.
Demue Peter A. Milton Cameron
English Geo. A.
G
Gillispie Richmond
Hackett e. H.
Jensen Fred
X
Knight James N. King C. b.
Lynch John H. Lytle Sam Lane Ernest c.
M
Moody Geo. Miller Clark c. Morton C. w.
Names L. B.
Perkins Geo F,
Scott w. L.
w
Wadsworth Ben Walker Frank
will receive objection to the right to vote on
the part of any person registered until O'Clock
P. M. on the fourth day previous to election, and
If any of the above notice their names enormously
entered. plerse call at my office and have such
error corrected.
HENRY BENNETT.
Registry Agent
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
Registered Voters

Stewart w. T. Jr. Stewart W. T. Sr' Slack H. L.
Shumway Elijah Stewart D. B. Stewart S. u
Shumway Momron Sharp Jos
Wedge John w,
will receive objection to the right to vote on the
part Of any person registered until o'clock p. M
on the fourth day previous to election. and if any
Of the obove notice their names enormously enter
ed please appear my Office and have such error
corrected.
w. T. STEWART.
Registry Agent
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
XURSION RATES TO
O. AsTERN cITIS.

The usual low round trip rates to The east will be
available this season from California and Nevada
stations of the Salt Lake Route account of various
conventions as follows:
New Haven Conn., Knights of Columbus Sell May "a Is
&C. Return limit August 81 Rates will be announced later
Denver, Cobb. P. O. Elks. Sell July IT, Is. 49,. Re-
turn limit, Sept30 Rate $500
Minneapolis Mimic. A. R. Sell Aug T. g. g. Return
limit, Oct 81, Rate $1,000
Milwaukee, Wis Order of Eagles. Sell August T. s. g.
g. and 10. Return limit, October 81.
Chicago I'LL $3.50 St. Louis Mo. $3.50 St Paul. Mimi $40
Minneapolis Mimi, 1000 Kansas City Mo- Omaha 60
Council Bluffs, Ia, 5000 st Joseph Mo- 600O
Tickets will be sold going via Salt Lake Route and
connections and returning via entirely different route
desired For full particulars as to stopo privileges
application should be made to Salt Lake Route agents
The excellent train service and equipment of the Salt
Lake Route and great variety of routes offered affords
opportunity for an enjoyable trip Inquiries from pros
pective travellers will receive prompt attention from
agents or 7. G. Peck, A. G. P. A., Los Angeles, CAL
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
REGISTERED VOTERS.

List of Registered Voters of Clover Valley.
P. 0. Address, Acoma Nevada.
AGAR j. M Adair w.
Atchson L. z.
Benton S. Benton
Empy James H,
Hamblin Edwin
lytle 1ohn M. Lamb Marion
Nelson w. A.
honnow Chris Ronnow Joseph
Shopper Larken r.
Morrison Vaut
Wooos l.. H. Woods Jasper
Woods Lamond Woods AIhort A
will receive objection to the right TO vote on
the part OF any person registered until 6 o'clock
p M on the fourth day previous to election, and
II any of the above notice their names enormously
entered. please appear at my ofice and have such
error corrected.
L. L. WOODS
Registry Agent GLOVER VALLEY Precinct
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
NOTICE, For Con-
tract Bids.

Notice is hereby given that the Board Of
County Commissioners of Lincoln County. Ne
vada, will receive sealed bids for thirty-five
cords of best dry cedar wood, to be delivered at
the Court House in Phoebe.
Bids win be received up to Monday October LIST
1906.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
This contract win be let October LIST, 1906.
EUGENE GOODRICH.
Clerk of the Board
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05

Waifen FRANK ..
win receive objections to The right to vote on
the part Of any person registered until 6 o'clock
7. N. on toe fourth day previous to election. and
4 any Of the above notice their names enormously
entered. please appear at my Office and have such
error corrected,
ARTHUR o. Lee.
Registry Agent PANAcA Prediens
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
Registered Voters.

Registered Voters.
The following are the Registered Voters of
SPRING VALLEY Precinct. P. o, Address
Newlands New.
Delmue NJ. Delmue Andy
Fogliani Louis Francis David
Hollinger VIM A.
M
Millett Chas. w.
Rice Henry Sr Rice Rice Jr.
Sturzenegger Jocob
viii receive objection to the right to vote on
the part of any person registered nntil6 o'clock
P. NJ. on the fourth day previous to election, and
IL any of the above notice their names enormously
entered. please appeart al my officers and have
such error corrected.
HENRY RICE JR
Registry Agent
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
Registered Voters

List of Registered Voters Of Eagle VALLEY
Precinct. P. o. Address Ursine. Nev.
Dosohue FRANK Devlin P. r.
Hammond Henry Hammond Robt Hollingar loo
Hammond John F. Hammond Tohr I,
riosi'nser SAM Hollin2er Jas. N.
Lytie 1. Lyle Chas. Lyle Edwin
w
Warren VIM d.
will receive objections to the right TO vote GA
the part of any person registered until G o'clocL
r. NJ. on the fourth day previous to election. and
if any of the above notice their names erroneously
entered. please appear at my office and have such
error corrected
HENRY HAMMOND.
Registry Agent
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
AZ aecoaat % the refusal 81

An account Of the refusal Of
the Stage Comuaay operating
from SUNNI Side to Ely to make
connections with tie lie on
this end. it has been decided by
William Denton, manager Of
what is known as the Sunny Side
route, to use only one horse from
Baily Springs north. AS it is it
takes passengers four days of
stage to make the trip from Ely
to Phoebe. where before with
connections the trip was made in
two, hence on this account no
passenger traffic and the change
becomes necessary. A double
seated rig, however, with two
horses will operate between here
and Bristol to accommodate local
traffic with Accommodations to take
two passengers from there north.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05

This is signed by the dealers
own name, not an assumed one,
as has been reported. Mining
share holders who encourage
this trade are Welding the links
Of the chain that will some day
fasten them to the bars in the
penitentiary. Mining World.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
Registered Voters

List Of the Registered Voters of Delamar
Precinct. Post Office Address, Delamar Ney.
Allen W. L. Angus John c.. Allen c. R.
Alvord s. E. Ackerwall Andy Acklin John
Brocklebank Joe Brunses Robt. Bu.Ga Henry
Brandley Karl Banovch Geo. Blyth George
Barrowman Robt. B. Bauernebl A. J. Jr.
Bakstrom J. Barton viii c. Barrowman Peter
Colemvn H b. Chansor L. W. Cook Frank
Clark George Chanslor Roy Clark J. M.
Conner c. A.
Durbans Lorenzo Dolan John
EULER L. P, Foremaster Joseph Frost j. c.
fanchini John b. Fleming A. M.
Guisti Abramo Gusti Pete Gordon II. ].
Guisti Vernerio Gillespie L. ID.
Heninger H. p Horn Q, A. Hathaway j. S.
Harcourt M M. Heath Reginald Hansen p
johnson Jake Jennson D. f. johnson Jim
Jones Byron johnson Nick
Keetch J. E. Kaukola John
Leach A. II. Landers William L. Lyle Freeland
Losee Geo. B. Lemons Ed. Lamb VIM
Mandieh d. j. Metz Geo E. Macarini P.
Mick Chas L.
McNamee r. r. McElvaney g. W. McGufse Jos.
McGuffie ]. w. MeDonold W. MeNaughton W.
McGrath
Nesbitt Geo. w. Nebeker Wiley Nelson C. A.
Phillips I. R. Pervrossi Joe Palmer ]. w.
fanclera Joe Parker S.S. Parola A.
Pace r. J. Page Geo W. Perrault A. +,
Face Frank Pickens Jos. L. Pace John w
Pace John !. Pace Isreal O. Pace Sid
Robinson E. j. Reed J. W. Raine A. A.
Raine X p. Roeder John Reeder Walter e.
Reeder VIM NJ
Shier John Stafford Ray p. Sidwell Gideon W
Sullivan M. ]. Sidwell L. NJ Stewart o,ner A.
Turner f. D. Turner II. W. Turner Ghas. D.
iraver 9. E. Thomas VIM
Vietti Joseph
wertheimer L. v. West Geo. 4. Williams G. A.
Ward L. E. Woolman H. B. Weaver Chas.
Wise Frank Wardner w. r.
Yorda Agost
z
zadss f. H.
will receive objection to the right TO vote on
the part Of any person registered until 6o'cock
P. n. on the fourth day previciH TO election and
II any Of the above notice their names erroneousiy
entered. please appear IT my office and have such
error corrected.
ED. TURNER
Registry Agent.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-05
Registered Voters.

List Of REGISTERED Voters of Slime Precinet
Post Office address Slime
Ahlstrom Charles NJ Abraham jaime.
Baker Geo. NJ
Carson J. C.
Bula 7. f.
jenkins E. ].
Nuzmen Frank II. Nelson Girls p
oBrien John
rearsoh joan Pppin Charles
Reed Clark D.
will receive objection TO the right to vote on
the part of any person registered until 6 O'Clock
= NJ on the fourth day previous to election. and
If any of the above notice their names erroneouslv
entered please appear at my office and have such
error corrected.
]. C. CARSON,
Registry Agent.
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REGISTERED VOTERS.

List OF REGISTERED Voters of Lake Valley
Precinct, Post Office address, Lake Valley
Brunson Robert L.
eohhers Monroe Campbell A. d.
Cromin Sohn d.
Dewitt Robert w.
Fireman John
Carton William H.
Lanter Janice NJ Lane Peter
Middleton Robert Lee Roy
Olsen Nels
Robertson E. l..
Streeter CIV.
l. WIN receive objection to the right TO vote ON
the part of any person registered until 6 O'Clock
p. M. on the fourth day previous to election, and
If any of the above notice their names enormously
entered please call at my office and have such
error corrected.
A. ID. CAMPBELL
Registry Agents LAKE VALLEY Precient
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REGISTERED VOTERS.

List Of Registered Voters Of the Hike Precinct,
Post Office Address. Hike. New.
Butler Benz. Butler Joshua E.
Carey W. L. Castles John
Castles James
Davis Albert
Erickson NeIs
Geer A. W. ceer A. D.
Hopkins william
jackson w. II. Jones ). c.
Keen WIN r. Kohl Henry
Love C. ". Lampson Charles
Murphy John F.
Protextor Christian
Richard L.
Sample II. B. Stapiey WIN F.
Service David Stern Louis
Sharp ". IL. Sharp II. H.
Smith c. W. Starbuck l. J..
walthers Albert wilson W. A
viii receive objection to the right to vote on
the part of any persod registered until o'clock
P. NJ. on the fourth day previous to election. and
If any Of the above notice their names enormously
entered please appear at my Office and have sush
error corrected.
LOUIS STERN
Registry Agent.
Announcements of candidates
carried until election for the sum
of S. each. Send in your orders.
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become fluid and their crystal structure will
have disappeared. AsbestoA which u COM
mcnly regarded ~ freproof, win run like
water at the temperatures at which many
OF these minerals are stiii solid. Rock
crystal also will begin to melt. but quick
lime, magnesfte. xircon and a number OF
other minerals Withstand this temperature
without harm. There are also one or two
metals which belong to the same family a.
pla tinum which melt considerably higher.
Iridium for example Is said to melt at
about 5000 degrees F., and osmium. an
other member of the platinum group. melts
perhaps 1000 degrees higher: but even at
that terrific temperature lime, magnesia.
alumna and zircon have not offered to
melt.
It is only in the hottest part of the cleo
trio arc. say 5000 degrees. that these min
erals give way before the heat Double
the heat at which not only the metals. but
the minerals, and even lime and magnesia,
melt and boil and still the temperature
which the earth may once have had and
which the sun has today is not attained.
a temperature artifcfally, but there Is no
need to go back to the gaseous state OF all
matter until knowledge of conditions at
lower temperatures has been enormously
Increased. 1t has been possible to attain
the temperatures Of complete Equefaction
of all of the known minerals by the use or
sufficient quantities OF electricity. There
Is. therefore. no reason to be disheartened
at the magnitude Of the problem; # is
merely necessary to provide equipment for
generating large quantities of electricity, To-
gether with special devices for handling and
concentrating the energy SO generated
Effect of Pressure
Just what the effect of pressure will be.
or how much will be necessary to serve as
an effective rock-forming force. Is not
known. for no one has tried. In that direc-
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Charged With Attempting Theft

Robert Brown and Clarence Pryor, two
colored boys. aged fourteen and sixteen
years. respectively, were placed under ar
rest last evening in Tth street store by
Policeman Larrick of the first precinct sta
ton upon a charge of robbery. 1t was
stated later by the police that the boys
snatched the pocketbook of Miss Lulu Kyle.
who resides at Gil Virginia avenue south
east. and attempted to leave with It. The
young lady Immediately made an outcry.
which led to the arrest of the boys by Po-
liceman Larrick. They were sent to the
house of detention and will doubtless be
arraigned before Judge DeLacy In the Ju-
venie Court Monday.
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ly be solved in any other way than by first
obtaining an intimate experimental knowl-
edge of the properties of this particular
group of minerals near their melting tenn
peratures.
The Carnegie institution It Is stated, IS
simply planning intelligent experimental
investigation of the earth's crust of ore
deposition. and of mineral and rock for
nation, in the new laboratory. Adequate
ditions which can be properly controlled.
Electricity Is the only source of energy
which will develop and concentrate so much
power will be needed for the work, and
electricity, again, offers the only means
ured. 1t Is planned to have plant where
gas and steam under pressures higher than
have heretofore been applied can be han
died and measured. Much apparatus will
be required which is entirely new to physi-
cal research. which will necessitate we'll
equipped machine shop In which to make
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to take plates of quartz glass, to heat them
red hot and to plunge them directly into
water without any danger of cracking the
glass.
Another practical problem which has
arisen from the Investigations on the rock
forming minerals is the constitution OF
Portland cement. Portland cement Is
formed by burning in special furnaces and
under very special conditions certain min
eral mixtures. Although Portland cement
has been in general use for many years
and has become quite Indispensable to the
building industry, it's production is still
a rule of thumb process In which no man
ufacturer feels sufficiently certain of the
outcome to predict in advance what the
quality of his finished product will be.
Question Of Immense Importance.
Just what relation exists between the
component minerals during this process Is
therefore. a question of immense import
ance to the building trades. which can hard
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MAY GO TO HIGHER COURT.
Icemen Arrested Expected to Appeal
if Convicted in Police Court

1t is expected that the trial of the men
who were arrested and accused of giving
short measure while selling ice, the arrests
following the investigation that was made
by the sealer OF weights and measures, as
stated in yesterdays Star, will attract some
attention In Judge Mullowny's court tomor-
row morning. Joseph Heaney. white, and
James West. colored. the two men charged.
were released upon depositing IS collateral
each. They were arrested by the assistant
sealer of weights and measures and taken
to the second precinct police station, but
were not locked up.
1t is likely that they will employ coun-
sci in the case and will make a contest.
Because OF the Importance of the question
involved IT may become necessary for the
Court OF Appeals to review It.
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Syndicate Acquires Maine Plant.

BANGOR, Me. July THE announce
ment was made today of the purchase of
the Bar Harbor and Union River Power
Company by a syndicate of New York and
Philadelphia capitalists. of which John K.
Graham of this city is the head. The men
behind the deal are the owners and prin-
cipal stockholders OF the Bangor Railway
and Electric Company. the Lewiston,
Brunswick and Bath Railway and other
enterprises in the state. The present
amount OF capital involved In the trans
fer Is said 10 be about 100000.
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Injured by Accidental Fall.

Walter Perry. twenty-seyen years of age,
a resident OF Kensington. Nd. forgot that
he was upon a street car last night when
his hat blew of. and his effort to grab the
hat was followed by his measuring his
length upon the pavement. He recovered
his hat. however. and was afterward taken
to the Casualty Hospital for treatment. The
physicians report that he has sustained no
serious injury. The accident occurred on
street southeast.
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News of Laurel.
of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
LAUREL. Nd. July 7, 1908.
Patuxent Tent. No. 1145, Independent Or
der OF Rechabites. OF Laurel has elected
the following officers for the ensuing six
months; Chief ruler. Edward A. Yogts;
deputy ruler. DR.. T. Baldwin; past chief
ruler, William E. johnson; shepherd. Mrs.
William K Johnson; recording secretary.
Marion Baldwin; financial secretary. Ar
thur NJ. Trovinger: treasurer, Owen A
Selby: levite. Clifford Johnson: inner
guardian. Clarence Johnson: outer guard
Ian. Francis White. These officers were in
stalled last evening.
DR.. c. A. Schaeffer has purchased the
Alcorn property on Main street and is
having the upper floor fitted for his resi-
denee.
The next prohibition state convention Will
be held In Laurel
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Three KILLED in Train Accident.

TORONTO, Ont. July Two rear cars
of a heavy passenger train broke away as
cending heavy grade at Swanson's cut on
the Temiskaming and New Ontario railroad
last evening and rushed down the grade
into an auxiliary engine which was fol-
lowing to lend assistance IL necessary 10
the passenger train. l.. T.. Potter, Var
mouth y. s.: r. Mills. believed to be from
Detroit. and Percy w. Jordan of Carleton
Place were Killed. They were standing on
the platform between the two cars.