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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
ONE BOSS WHO SHES
AT BOHAP ARTE'S PLAN
PAT msoARREN SAYS THE iDgA
OF gLEcriNo AN OFFICIAL
PARTY RULER Is ALI ROT.
Special Correspondents.

Special Correspondence.
Nes Yerk. nec i2. state sonaies
Patrick " Mcgnrren leadcr Of the
democratic party 10 nlooi,lyn. does
noi approve % seerciary Bonapartoa
scheme for eleeiing poIlticai boases
and gieing ihom fali power 20 namo
public officials So holds that such
system wouid give q man danger.
ous power. even th0uE, fhis arsiona
would have to be- ratified every year
hy the public. and he declares that
such a proposition cannot be enter
faiuod
knoWu 900 Ovef me country Tor bis
success ln completely dominating q
great political machlnc 10 a c0mmun.
Us dIstlngulahcd inr iis Intelligence
and ita independence iu politics, the
senator nevertheless hoida strictly ln
all hls public uiirmneos % tho pfin.
ciplH hat sbo public win must AZ az
times be the supreme power ip choos.
ing men and measures with his
name held np 30 suspicion Throughout
the length and breadth 81 the land
bccause Of the allegation thar he ia
the paid agent Of the Standard OH
trust. and charged by hls enemies
with helms the most doapoiic and
dictaioriRi Of bossos. the senainr still
insists chat automatic power threat.
ems the welfare Of fhr nation, and
that Il must no be tOlesned
am unNltcrably opposed 10 the
plan" said SonatSs McCarron. n
cannot counteuAnco any such scheme.
4 would mako the leader TOO auto
cgatlc in the oxercise 0f his power
am very much AFRAID that IN suggest
Ing such 4 thing tho SECRETARY was
iFeamlne ~ ihe day when 10 might
Wlnld tnch uqWer ns wBs exercised
hy hia ancsalhf, ne great Napoleon.
Il vac ~ hie little oaice that Sen.
ator McCAfren uttered uiese words,
surrounded hy scores % his follow.
ers oaWor 10 1onieF With him ~ q
great variety ~ pressing matters that
hsd arisen dtriag tho days Ia whlch
81 WIS absent hunting ella monsters
Ia Arizona. Tho senator's once ia aa
strange as rs she noted leadcr him
self Il was originally intended FOR
q dressing room for the stage OF tho
meeting room of the Thomas Jnner
son buildinE, owned BY the domo
cratic party Tho hall Is now used
for but little heaidea an iufrequent
meeting of the cornly committee. and
the drop curtain " the stage ls sci
dom aaiacd
Whenever the senator has anything
particular % say to q hcuchman that
must under no circumstances b.
heard by those about. he gees
through a door 20 the stage. and
there IN ,he gloom thc mcssage IA
conveyed. Usually. however. bis con
ferencos are held IN a thrcnR which
presses upon him on an aides each
mcmber eager for his turn 10 speak
"Thc me-c fact hat the boss II
elected and wocld have 20 20 beforf
the people for approval az regular In
tergnls would not 40 away with thr
fact that as hong as he is IN charge
hc wotld have terribly putucrniig
powers" says Mccarren 1T would
nevog Do. The people must paEa moi
0nly upon the question oi ieadershil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
"A ROYAL SLAVE"
FOR TWO NIGHTS

Ihcta ia d Characteristic SpaalHh
danCa done hy the sainiy dauclng Fifi
~ "A Royal slave. which comes %
the nlaa opera hnuae next Monday
ana Tuesday. Nhich e'li doubtless
cauaf 4 aenaatiQa lmnriuuuf. grace.
Got fnA uf nne aHd spirit al the
role Nhich she plays thf dancer
alondQns herself % che fhylhmic
movements aud heusupus epnal 90
she music ofioa ahe c0neludfs Der
dance Hiih q Kick s0 Fioleni that hff
dainty slipper 's hurled cichr acfoss
tha fheafUf Despite thf fact that
sho laa q daint.ly snti iool. toe
allproF cah readily b. sfRn and thcre
b alwayE 2 scfamhle among the boys
10 obtain it sight not on the feesh
rfogfam tui alehiY amualnr sever
theleae
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
WARLICK
EMMONS NUPTIALS

~ G. Warllok aud hllaa Mafsarci
fhumoua were married at $3.50 O'Clock
lnH evrainN iu the Highland Meiho
Nlst chureh teV Holiday. pastor Dl
the church negiarmina the ceremony
The groom la advertising Wr.ior and
nlIeaman FOR y ID Emm0us. father
al the bride. who conducts q large fur
nllurC h0use ni iha corner % C0ul
HFcuue and South Second street Tho
bride is one oi me most popular
young ladies oi the Highland Mcia,
odist church circles ana 81 veil
knows i0r hef activity |n church
Wnfk
Sefnfai hpndfod lf'ends elinoe
fha covcmuny, after which a nrfes
attended reception was heia az fhe
now h1mn nf AIf and Mfs WarIiek
go thr corner nj lfun afeune and
HIEh street a wedding supper i0i
luerd she Ncopilon Nf aHd Mrs.
Wtfiics wffV ueipleuia of large
numhfr ai Fulunalf pfaatafs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
ELKS' MONTHLY SMOKER
An ENJOYABLE AFFAIR

thr Alpnqueg4GH Ells hfla
amohtf after fhelr regular mtelina 0f
lhe lodge laef ulrht and i wns au Cu.
ioyahle analr EuureiY lninfmal. ~
c0urse hui there ans nlenii W eonf
inluTs io fai ana there Waa ~ dearsh
Qt ttfeshmeuia ans good claars
The sMnkrf is regular uauthg
occBIrfneN af ihe Flks lodge rooms
aanf these 'aiQfmal ahairs have D,
cpme to poqalaf ano1e ihf iodEa
mnmnera ihai ihey ere Io0hld forward
~ WITH much anticipation. M0fe
than ila members Nrre ur4sqnf hasa
might Rnd the happy occasion vas
voted huge sufefss
fNe unch enjoyed hg the oeai nRa
inFlird Elka WA prepared bY cher
ilenrg GosiH rad aaa o1c ~ thf hsel
uf The sNasan Fuhn CuueI hnd
charge Ql ihe walters
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

II was agreed some tim0 ago that
tho last 90 President iiousgY Yrita
rough ridcrs had bcen appointed io
federal oiiict but the ineDrrectresH of
this agreement was demonstrated
when Il was aHHonncd that John A
Mcllhenug. Ct New Orloana had bnen
ahlvced Tor cigil service commission.
cr As member ol the now famous
rcgimert Mr MCiihenny won rennwn
through hia brave deeda - the San
Juan iieht and NJ Roosevelt. na com.
mauder Vt the regiment. personally
complimcnloi the young private and
elevated him 90 q second lsouicnancy
That was whcn Mr Mcllhcnuy was
comparatively unknown t0 Col R0dae.
veli hui iho latter IN hts book On tho
rough riders makes elaborate rninr
cnce ~ tho eaiianfry and daring Of
John a. Mcllhcnny."
After the Spanish American waI
COL. RnnseYcH communicated with
Mf Mclhcnng. and folipwinr this
flnlu several Visits Ca New NQfk ai
fhu rrguosf II the rough rider com.
maudCr an Intimate frIondahin Waa
established and when Mr Roosevelt
wont into DE white houso tho vlaIta
0't'NAtHH'W NN NNNMNN NHf NHiH NN"Nfi
taliiy NF MclihpnuV and hIf fnmiiy
entertained Mass Ailce Roosevelt in
NoW Orleans iva years aRo. when Bae
Nenl ihlfN in Mtond lhc carnival ffs
uFltios 6ba spent TAO days on the
Mcllhonuy planiaiian ON AyerY o.
iaud. iberia parish. and heeamo faai
irienaa with cYefy memheF of tho Mc.
llhenny household when President
Roosevelt made hls hurricane tour 90
the south lass yoar Mr Mcllhonny
waf delegated ha one qf the esenri Io
the president rm Washington ana
mt RuoaoYoli waH guest af ihe
hpmc of hia friend while u New or
leans
Aveiy lRud la namod tnr ihc
moiher ug Alf Mcillonny Mr MC.
lihcnny q thirty sIN yeafs old ue
d q democrai aud a member nf the
2 ouislana state senalr ilun fbcns
parish.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
HANolNo Az KlNoMAN

The Tins draws near Tor the hang.
ing OF q G Leigh. which viii take
place ln the iai yard at KinEmnn.
Arizona noxl Friday between the
honm OF II and 2 o'clock sheriff
Brown has decided 30 have preseat
non bat the statutory numior OF wlt.
nesses and has selected those that
arc 10 attend Leigh shows no sigma
uf desr0ndoncy lokinE about the
cfeet aa thought it wRs a picnic be-
Was Preparing for The galiows have
been built. only the details oi the trap
lcinE unfinished
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

She eanuld atigmFi tn steal 0uf ui
che windows. 10 addition % HAVING
iahDn possession uf The hoya a. the
door afifr incklas ID.
hla jealousy ana his peculiar meth.
ods guarding hpg against the atten-
iiona of ans other mau. Mra. Nelson
said eventually Killed al her satc.
tion Tor him and drove Ger 10 haYo
han. Tho court promptly GfHnltd
ihe digufca.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

Judge lohn a. McFie oi thc First
judicial district court, has heon
granted q twenty days leave of ab.
sensr asRinnlaK yesterday. ilo - not
planning io go anywhere % spend his
vacation and 81 has moi quite made
up hls mind yei that ho ateds d fe.
spite from bis Judiciary duties
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
LIFE SENATORS
FOR ALL VICE
PRESIDENTS
Is New Plan Proposed IN
Washington Something
About MCIlhenny.

Washington. Dec i3.--h pamphlet
rccenilty Issued ln New York by lonn
Higelnw, advocating an amendment 80
The constitution which would * vc re
tlrlng preAlaonia Aeaia in the United
states senate ag "suRHtnFHat.largc, Z"
without the necessity nf election By
any state, has aroused Z great deal uf
discussion ln Washington.
n seems % BE- HnnoTally agreed thar
though des fable. the plan ln not prnc
Ucahlc Tho chief ohiCcliun appears
iO ho that % would disturb tho
equality uf the atutos." upon which
representation IN the senate la based
and which. IN the carly DAYS Of the
republic. was considered one uf tho
most vital principles OF the govern
meni. Historians recall that had no.
equal representation IN the senate
boon provided the constitution would
probably have failed Of adoption. aa
the smaller states we're extremely loai.
Gus Of the larger ones and fearful ~
their larger representation IN the
house.
one prominent sorator Is forward
WIKI the suggestion that axpreuldenta
be given Enate in the senate and
VOICE. hNN NNNloN ANf NlNNi NN hNlNt
while Ruch argument might moot
the obieci Ion RgainBt disturbing the
equality OF the states, q probably
would not prove attractive 20 cx.
presidents. Il would make tho wear
or OF such a out.on iogn oven OF less
consequence than Is the vice pFeai.
don't, and the deairablllty Of 10 aome
wav increaalnB the innuence and
prestige Of the vice presidential once
has l0rH been rcooguined.
A VrIicr with a taste for research
has pointed out that had d hoes az.
ranged az the beginning W the repuo.
lio that retiring presidents should be-
come senators. thora would have hgan
ln ihe ehembcr during the purlod Of
'iBet62 ave mcmboEn Of thla class
Van Burou. Tyler killmnFq. pirrce
and buchanan. In 1855. Adams.
Jefferson. Madison ana Monroe would
have been sitting. Ia issT6i. Van
Buren,, Tyler FILLMORE and PicrCe.
Since 1868 the number of nenas0ff of
the e2.preaidcntlni class would never
have risen above two. u d ppasihle
that The very fnwuoss 81 HufyiyOfs
0i presidential terms 10 any recent
time has initiated against national
action that would kerp them in pub.
he life
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
DID MAYBURY BRAND
THE WRONG CATTLE
socoRRo COUNTY HANcHER Ar
RESTED HERE ~ DEPUTY
SHERIFF SANCHEZ

Deputy sheriff Ellse0 saaehcz 81
s.tenrfo county yesterday arrested II
u Naybury, sell hnown cattle
man Of thai oountF ghiie b. wna D.
Albuquerque
Iae Hoeufrn county grand iuIy ra
cenflg Indicted him f0r putting hia
ha1d 0n two anlmala that ore alleged
mot i0 he boa property
Mr Maybnry Haa here os hnslneH
Ha owns aluuf idnf heati ri uffiie ln
soc0fF0 county aad . large ranch and
has alWaY BORNE q eo0d nHuiafi0u
if 81 said
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

Fref liant wanted as q Wiinss in
soCurfo county in caso where
in Glaze ot a ave chfged with
cattle ustllnE Has iniercl pied herr
hy Deputy 6hona AIcarin Monlaya
of sucorrO county ycslt rday aad %
Uefs served uuon Dim t0 apfenr and
testify iu me case liant returned t0
sncoI0 Wiih ihc officer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

FOLLOWS YOUTH FROM NgBRAs
KA TO BALTIMORE AND Fiapa
HIM ~ a awEATsHop 49, RS.
STORED TO HIS MOTHERS
ARMS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-29
A Medium Priced Autom obile
Skins Them All.
g. II. Ellis,
j. w. WINN,
JOHN ELLIOTT.

AT the empire city track New ark,
N. j., Oct. 81, 1906, before a repre-
sentative crowd of New York en-
thusiasts, the two-cylinder Buick
won the 100 mile event, second in
Importance only to the Wander
bilt Cup race, defeating the so H.
P. Mercedes, 60. H. p. Matheson,
the Olds Vanderbilt Cup Racer,
1907 Packard Runabout, 1907 IS H.
P. Peerless Runabout, 40 H. p.
Cadillac and a 80 H. P. sCadillac.
Time hours and minutes and
81 SIS seconds, or on an average Of
so miles an hour.
The Buick Runabout won the
event second, the only other event
entered by the Buick, defeating all
competitors.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-29
Memorial Resolutions.

WHEREAS, The Great Commander in his wis
dom has called our former comrade, Il. w.
Getchell, late member of Co. f. Hatcl's In-
dependent Battalion, and he has answered
Here" to the last roll call and joined the
Grand Army above, therefore be it
RESOLVED, BY I. N. Nichols Post No, III. De
partment of Wisconsin, G. A. r., that it is with
profound sorrow we mourn his death. He was
faithful Christian, a loving husband, kind
Gather and respected citizen. That lis
death the Post loses q true comrade, his wife
and children an affectionate husband and faith
er BE it further
RESOLVED, BY T. NJ Nichols Post that we ex
tend to the aged and bereaved widow and her
children our sympathy in this their hour of
sadness and sorrow.
RESOLVED, That a copy of these resolutions
be spread upon the records OF our Post, n cory
sent to the widow and children and copy
given to the city papers for publication, and
that our charter be draped for the usual peri
cd of thirty days.
J. j. n h wins WIES. Committee.
JOHN ELLIOTT,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-29

A Kansas woman, Bessie A.
Stanley, of Lincoln, won $3.50 prize
by writing the following definition
of What Constitutes Success"
"He has achieved success who
has lived we'll, laughed often and
loved much; who has gained the
trust of pure women and the love Of
little children; who has filled his
niche and accomplished his task;
who has left the world better than
he found it, whether by an improved
poppy, perfect poem or a rescued
soul; who has never lacked appreci-
alton of earth's beauty or failed to
express it; who has always looked
for the best in others and given the
best he had; whose life was an in
spiration; whose memory bene-
dictiOn -
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-29

The Suez canals receipts in 1905
were $53, 461, $40, or $685. $40 less
than in the preceding year. Total
expenses were $38, 196,837, including
provision for sinking fund and in
surance. Net earnings were 81 5, 264.-
SO2. During the year 4,116 vessels,
of Is, 134, los tons, used the canal.
Twenty years ago the average tom
mage of ships using the canal was
1,74S tons. In 1905 the average was
1871 tons, illustrating the present
tendency to larger ships and de-
creased charge per ton of cargo for
carriage. The trade between east
and west is increasing Baltimore
Sun.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-29
Basket Ball.
room.

The basketball season opened
Saturday evening with game be
tween Normal and Ellsworth high
in the Normal gymnasium. Ellis
worth was clearly outclassed in
every particular of the game and
did not put up resistance enough to
make it interesting.
In the first half Normal's regular
team played, and played for all
there was in it, scoring Is points
and allowing the visitors but one
field goal, and that one being a
lucky long throw by Manning from
the side line near the center of the
floor. Regain threw four free bas-
kets, making the score at the end
of the first half Is to 6 in favor OF
the embryo pedagogues.
In the second half two less expe-
rienced men were substituted for
Foley and Taylor at guard and for
ward. AS the game was SO much
of a one-sided affair the Normals
relaxed their efforts somewhat and
Ellsworth scored FIVE field goals
and six free throws, Regain Center
scoring every point. w. Haddow,
forward, and Norstrum, center,
made most of the baskets for the
Normal, and, in this half added
seven field goals and two free
throws to their score. The final score
was Al to % in Normals' favor.
Prof. Schofeld of the Ellsworth
school and Henry Rudow of the
Normal officiated, giving general
satisfaction.
This game is not much of a cri
terion for measuring the strength
of the Normal team, for its oppo-
nent was weak in comparison with
many teams the Normal will be pit
ted against during the season, con
sequently they should not be elated
with an over confidence.
The lineup was as follows:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-29
A GREAT SUCCESS.

The Illustrated Sunday Magazine,
given with every copy of The
Milwaukee Sunday Sentinel, has
made a decided hit with the people
of Wisconsin. The Sunday Sentinel
is in great demand, and the circula-
ton has been wonderfully increased
by this splendid feature. The mag
azine will be found to interest peo-
pie of all classes and ages. IF you
are not taking The Sentinel and get
ting this beautiful magazine every
Sunday you are doing yourself an
Injustice. The Sentinel is sold
everywhere. Order now of your
newsdealer or newsboy.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-29
Sample gloves and mitts at R. N.

Sample gloves and mitts at R. N.
Jen sons.
Lincoln Parker and wife were up
from Eau Claire over Sunday.
Mrs. Evelyn Burhyte is down
from S.. Paul on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. A. E. Gendron.
Mrs. v. E. Bailey is spending
Thanksgiving with her son Floyd,
who is attending college at Ripon.
Josephus Bailey returned Monday
from three weeks visit at his old
home in the southern part of the
state.
DR.. and Mrs. H. E. Follansbee
are spending Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Borden in Min
neapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Spalding of
Maiden Rock are visitors in the
city, guests of Mrs. Spaulding's
mother, Mrs. L. N. Chapman.
Roy Cochrane attended the sale
at South St. Paul of the N. w. Live
Stock Association Tue sday and
bought three head of fine shorthorns.
David Peterson, an assistant
auditor in the St. Paul Union depot
visited his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Peterson, in this city over Sunday.
Peter Foley is over from ST. Paul
this week attending to some bust
ness matters. He informs us that
his son John is at Denver, Colora-
do, suffering from tuberculosis.
Ernest Smith, who had been
playing q slide trombone with
a theatrical troupe through the
summer, has returned home and is
employed in ]. o. Jenson's tin shop.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-29
Obituary.

Mr. Matthias F. Natchazel died at
his home in Korna at 9 o'clock
Tuesday morning, November 6,
1906, aged SO years, s months and
II days. He had been failing from
an enlargement of the stomoch and
weakening action of the heart,
but he had been confined to his bed
but short time.
Mr.. Natchazel was born in Fabor,
Bohemia, February II, 1887. He
served as soldier for seven years
in the Russian war; fought in two
battles, one in 1889 another in 1866
After his discharge from the army
he came home, living with his par
ents for three years. He then
married Miss Mary Zemlicka of
Fabor. They lived there for twelve
years. They came to America
April Is, 1868, locating in Water
town, Wis, where they lived for
four years, Mr.. Nachazel being en-
ployed by the Chicago Railway Co.
From there they came to River
Falls and bought farm in Korna
where the family still reside.
Mr.. Nachazel had been married
SO years. To them were born eight
children, all of whom, with their
mother, survive him. The children
are, Mrs. Peter Gillig of ST. Paul,
Mrs. Frank Beers of River Falls,
Henry, Anthony and the Misses
Anna and Rose Nachazel at Korna,
Two sons died in infancy. Mr.,
Nachazel was an Industrious work
er, kind and loving husband and
father and will be sadly missed in
the community by many besides
the bereaved family, who have the
sympathy of us all in their af-
Fiction. He was member of the
Catholic church and a devoted
Christian.
Farewell, dear father, sweet thy rest,
Weary with years and worn with pain.
Farewell, till in some happy place
We shall behold thy face again.
IT'S ours to miss thee all our years.
And tender memories of thee keep
Thine in the Lord to rest, for so
He giveth his beloved Sleep
~
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-29
Auction Sale.

One half mile west of the Cert
rude store, on the S. B. Hickerson
farm, on Tuesday, Dec. 4, at 1880
a. M, will be sold at public auction
personal property as follows: 81
sheep, 8 head of cattle, | horse,
platform buggy, l wagon, binder,
mower, hay rake, 2 cultivators, set
of scales. tanning mill, etc., etc.
Time will be given on amounts of
$1,000 and over.
VICTOR E. BAILEY,
Special Administrator.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-29

For SALE.-2 blocks from High
School, in this city, one full block
Is lots), inclosed with wire chicken
fence, 11-room house, fine barn
26x36, 8 chicken houses, room for
500 hens, $50 Barred Rock hens,
profit on which for last 3 years,
$4,000 each year. Will be sold
cheap; owner too old and infirm to
care for it longer. Term, one-third
down; balance on long time. In
ouire of or address owner, G. w.
Farnsworth, River Falls, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-29

Sample gloves and mitts at R. N.
| Jenson's.
Peter Foley was down from St.
Paul over Sunday.
Jerry Flint came down from
Wheaton, Mimi, Tuesday.
Earl Browell was taken suddenly
i'll Friday evening with appended
tbs.
Ed. E1ertson is suffering from a
broken ankle, the result of a fall
from a scaffold.
Mrs. Lester Griffin is at a hos pi-
tai in Minneapolis, receiving treat
ment for diabetes.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Potter of IN
dianapolis are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Ensign spent
few days in St. Paul with their
daughter Mildred last week.
John Campbell left Tuesday for
Rice Lake for a two weeks visit
with his brother, Eugene Campbell.
The equalized value of property in
St. Croix county, real and personal,
for assessment of county taxes, is
SIG, SOL, 18O.
There are 774,751 words and
1855, 48O letters in the Bible. If
you don't believe this is an accurate
statement count them.
New and secondhand articles at
the Congregational sale December
and 8, on Main street next to J. H.
Johnson's ten-cent store.
Ellie Nelson, brother of c. E.
Nelson, foreman in the JOURNAL job
office, was recently married at
Clare mont, S. D., to Miss Carlo.
Prof. M. S. Frawley, principal of
the Eau Claire high school, visited
the Normal school this week. He
is one of the official visitors of this
school.
C. w. Jensen, who was elected
County Surveyor at the election
this fall, has resigned the Office and
the county board has elected B. R.
Eaton of this city to supply the va
cancy.
The special meeting of the St.
Croix Valley Telephone stockhold-
ers called for Dec. Is, has been post
poned and the sale of the property
will be considered at the annual
meeting to be held in January.
1 hold that the party receiving an
obligation should ever remember it;
the party comforting should forget it
Immediately, if the one is to act with
honesty, the other without mean
ness.-Demosthen On the Crown.
The school district boards of st.
Croix county will meet in annual
convention at Hudson December S.
The law requires that clerks of
school districts shall attend an an
nual convention in each county.
Directors and treasurers may at
tend and should. The members of
the board are allowed two dollars
a day and mileage, but the law has
been interpreted to mean that the
members can draw compensation
but for one day.