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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-10
FAIR TODAY-RAIN SUNDAY.

Washington. Nov. 9.-Fcrccast for
land Rain Saturday, fair Sunday;
fresh to brisk variable winds, bccom-
inc MoStcrlN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-10
Boston Forecast.

Boston. Nov. 9.-I'orccast fo;' Boston
and vicinity: Generally cloudy Sat
urday. probably with Occasional light
rains; Sunday fair; fresh southcrly to
westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-10

Baltimore, Nd, Nov 9-The wireless
telegraph station here has been in con-
slant communication with the battleship
Louisiana, on which President Roosevelt
is en- route for Panama. The last report
says: "All we'll"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-10

In twenty years plasterers' wages in
New York have increased from 81 to $50
a. day. with reduction in weekly hours
from fifty-three to forty-fOur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-10

New York, Nov. 9.-Three fires. all said
by the police to be of incendiary origin.
caused a panic tonight among the people
living in the block on East 65th street
between Second and Third avenues.
After the fires had been extlr guished
the police found that gasoline had been
freely used in the places where the fires
started.
The police believe the same persons
who started three fires last night in the
neighborhood Of 6lst street and Columbus
CONTINUED on Page Eighty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-10

William pinckncv WHITE, United States
Senator from Maryl1nd. who recently
celebrated his Cighty-sccond birthday,
has never been inside saloon. never
smoked and never rode in Il cab.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-10
PRESIDENT SETS SAIL.
Passes Through Virginia Capes Early
Friday Morning.

Norfolk. Va, Nov. ?.-Prrsident
Roosevelt on board the l.. S. battlcship
Louisiana, bound for the ISthn1us of
Panan passed out to sea through the
capes of Virginia exactly at $40 o'clock
Friday morning. The Louisiana was
followed by the cruisers Tennessee and
Washington as conveys
When some distance off Cape Henry
kind which the L. S. weather observer
at the cape was unable to distinguish
because of a great amount Of smoke
being emitted from the tunnels of the
Louisiana and other vessels at .hc time.
Neither of the warshipS made any
stop, however. and soon passed out of
sight to the southeast of Cape Henry.
The transfer Thursday night Of the
Presidential party in upper Chesapeake
bay from the yacht Mayfiower to the
Louisiana was without especial incident
SD far as is known here
Wireless photographic communica-
ton between the battleship Louisiana
ami the conveying cruiser Tennessee,
heard in Norfolk today. told that all
was well with The President and his
party aboard the Louisiana. The war
ships We're then some distance to the
south of Cape Henry. passing down
the North Carolina coast
The warship squadron, bearing Pres
ident Roosevelt to Panama. this after
noon passed safely around Cape Halter
as or the North Carolina coast and by
morning will be of the South Carolina
coast. They are running at the rate of
Is miles an hour
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-10

Washington. Nov. 9.-The first wire
less message received at the navy de-
partment in connection with the Pres
idents Panama trip, came Friday as
follows:
Louisiana sailed from Piny Point
about II o'clock Thursday night and
was near Cape Henry at 5 A. NJ, Fri
day"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-10

FOR WEAK STOMACHS
Snrurd'S Ginger is irValuanl" to suffer-
,tS from indigestion and stomach ills.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05
slerstiuuen i'm Seutihlano.

Ia9 elmer 3uiammenitequng baden
in Seutf6lanb ieit Dem Sabre 1900
46 Srauen sic Grstli9e, 6 Die 5abn>
Gr5tlide depreciation ertporben. @on
81 4erstinnsn liegen genduere Saten
bor: Gs iinb BON i6nen 9 in Berlin,
4 in G6arlptten6urg, 2 in 9aae uno
Miin6en, ie 1 in Yremen, 8resldu,
Sarmitaot, Dresden, Jrunffurt q. &C..
9amburg, &arlsrube, &Dntgsberg,
2eipaig, Mdnnbsim, N~iirnberg, &oz
itod, Weimar tbGtig; 1 1T bon Sranf=
furt q. M. nu9 Sloren5 per5ogen. @on
bsn 5 prattiI6en 3abnGr5tinnen mob
men 2 (S9peitern) in Dresden. ie 1
in Berlin, 9annoper, 8Onigsberg,
Miin9en.
Bon oen 81 Oamen iino "a prdf>
ttf9e Qer5tinnen (odsL beiBt II fir
Srauen unb &inosr), 4 Spe5ialdr5tins
men Il fir 8inoer, 1 fir 8inoerfrant>
beiten unb SrtbopdOie, 2 fir Truuenz
f~rant6eiten), 3 iinb @iitftentinnen an
elmer Gnt6inounss zInitalt. elmer
StaatsnerpenanItalt uno elmer pip6iaz
trii6en &linif. Inter ben prdtttf9en
Meratinnen bethlehem 2 oas 4mt elmer
S9ulGr5tin, / ods elmer poliSeidr5tin.
0en Softortitel baben 80, p%erbeiratbet
fin0 q.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05
9entfh /. ~frams6Hide 8ameraoidaft

unldngft fam Der fran5oin4e Giienz
babnbeamte S9mitt mad Der @iienz
b%abnitation Oeutf9>9lprieourt, @lfaBz
2otbringen, CUR Nuffldrung zines Srrz
tbums. 8eim 4bfpringen bon einem
3use tpuroe er %getoOtet. Die geamS
ten in Seutf6z4pricpurt itifteten benz
70 jGb 8erungliidten einen prG6tigen
&rans nit Wiomung uno hetbsiligten
fi9 in itattli6er NnSabl an Der Be-
er0igung. Die rsse 8etbeiliguns Der
beutf9en 8olesen funo ber5li4e Spm>
patbie. Der antpeienos Snipsftpr aus
2uneoi1e fpru9 pieberbolt feinen
Dant fir Die famerao59aftli9e Be
tbeiligung Der bsutihen 8enmten ols.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05

SD ftebe in 6. in @drntion unO BIN
Der 2eutnant @raf e."
limo i9 Der &riegsminife1 b. g."
m4b YarOon, @rceIen5, bite taus
tenOmal Inn 8erSei6ung, aber ="
vSds fpnnten sic ni9t obnen, Dab
Ser bGuerii6 a~usfebenbe alte &erl Ser
&~riegsmIntlter letn tonne" unierbra4
Ser iobiale General, nunmebr laut berz
a%uspldBeno, ben Spre9er, ra6er oas
ma9t ni6ts, unb ga i9 nun oo9 ein>
nal Sbre lie6enspiiroige Setdnnti9uft
auf 10 eigentbiimli9e4rt gemd9t babe.
nod ba5u auf meinem 0runO uno 3d.
ben, 10 bite i6, Bel mir gu friibIiIden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05
Gins klsinr AuRer(bidtr.

en- England miro berienige 6%sftrdft,
Der elm Mdo4en sesen ib-en Winen
tiibt, unb 10 ipurbe audi einmal Elm
S9ld6tergeiele berurtbeilt, Der elm
OienitmGb9en geti5t bate, unb bon
oieier por ben Gi9ter sitirt nuroe.
Die Noti5 iiber biefe @eri9tsperbunbz
lung fam in bie 3eitungen, unb Elm
9onbpner 3e9tsanpalt ent6edte, bab
Der Same oss ~beftraften &iihers Elm
uno berielbe lei nit Dem zines Grben,
DEN man f9on LANCE fu9te, neil er
cine rei9e @rbf6aft aus Muitralien an
treten Tonte. Sn Ger Shat mar Der
8iher aud Ser ri9tige @rbe, Der 10
bur6 Die Strufe fir einen geraubten
9uB gu einsm sroBen @erm0gen fam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05
Sic perbananisppIc Sbiir.

Cine merfpiiroige @ei9i9te miro
aus &arnat BEL 2urpr in Sbereappten
beri9tet. Sin ginppbner bottle, auf
Dem Stiid 2ano, auf Dem iein 6aus
ftdno, &ei9tbiimer gu finbsn, uno fling
an, na9 osn permeintli6en S6Gben
gu graben. gr entoedte cine alte Sbiir,
Offnete tie uno trat elm; ga er ni9t
auriidfam, folste linn feline 5rau. 2lber
aud tie fam ni6t auriid. Der Sobn
uno Die Sodter, Die nad benz Ser
bleib Der Gltern forbidden, febrten
elei9faus ni6t pieoer, Juno i9lieBli6
bate mod Elm gingeborener, Der ibnen
folste, bafel5e S9idial. Die SebDrs
ben tpurben bon Dem @prfan bena6z
ri6ti1t un6 es ersab fi6 BEL Der I'M
terfuduns, oab Die flint unsliidli6en
bur6 elm giftises @as eritidt iparen,
bds Der 9rube, in Die Ole alte Sbiir
fiibrte, in rei9lider Mense sntitrDmte.
Die 90 leg Der Webersi lit
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05
6foankfnfplitter

Seine 9et ipiro ni6t leidtsr; .aber BIZ
tonnit lernen, ne lei6ter su trogen.
Gie bel 9sr)eleio t0nnten bic Meni6t
f9 iraren, tuenn ie BON 8urtofielfraut mid
Wctntrouben, ionoern 2ortofieln ertparten
~ippllteni
9oOura, oaB On oft fortipdbrenb einem
beftimmten Glide no6iagft, lam bid elm
anoeres ni6t einbolen.
Die 9si6eioenbeit 1T pic elm oidJtbeloub=
ter Baum, Der ieine 6riidte unter ben Slat=
tern berftcdt.
SIR jebes 9dusben, oos Der Meni6 err
riAtet, ma6t sr iib ben iorefGltisiten 9aus
plan; MIR fir iein 2ebsnseebduoc nihtl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05
Altranotr l. bri cAultcrlib.

@nlGbli6 oes 100. Sa6restoges Der
S9lad)t o &uiterlib, in Der Napo@
leon |. am 2. DECEMBER 1905 iiber Die
pebiinOeten Armeen &ublunOs unO
Seiterrei9s einen ehtiGsioenOen Sieg
erfo9t, i4reibt Elm oeuti9ldnbii9er
5a3mann:
Napoleons Sieg ii6er 0ie perbiinbez
ten Nrmeen pGre ~fpeniger 9lGnaen0
a~usgefallen, penn Ser ruifif9e &aiier
@Ierunoer L. nit Der beI6eioenen HoQe
zines 3uI9duers fi9 begniigt bate.
ftatt Den 5elo6errn 81 ipielen. Der
junge &oiier beiub pobl militGrii6e
grfabrungeh, er bate lie aber in Sd
iernen uno duf @rer5ierpldBen geIam>
melt. @n Hatbi4ldgen bate IS ni6t
eefe6lt, I'M Sen &aiier Dor Ser Gin
mifGung in Die itrategii6en Opsratioz
men gu tpornen. @or dllem mar IS iein
flroer MiniIter ser d~lspdrtiqen Mns
gelegen6eiten, Shirt Gcartorbsti, mel
der Dem &atfer aufs b%ringenoite an
riet6, Die O6erleitung Dem alten unb
erfabrenen 0au6egen &utuiop gu iiber>
lafen. dele Ratbfhldge fpurOen dter
febr ungndOig aufgenommen, unb Der
&aiier begab ii6 CUR 4rmee.
@s mar Dies ser erite Sebler, Dem
dlsbalo cine Ge;be dnoerer foleten. Der
&aifer lieB fi6 3. g. bon elmer Nnsabl
iunger @initlinge, elmer Dirt BON Milis
t~drfabtnett, in oen Sel03ug begleiten.
Die pi6tigiten Gntf9eipungen purOen
bon 6isIen Sdloneenerdlsn iiber Die
&0pfe alter peroienter Sffisiere bin
meg se%troffen. Sbrem Ginflufie mar
es ebsnfaas 5u3uf9reiber, ba6 fi6
4lsrdnoer our9 Die ftrategii6en Bath
i6lGee Oes 0Iterrei6if6en General
quartiermeiftsrs 0eirotber, zines Dot
trtnGrs, leiten lieB. 8utuioip fonnte
i'm ni6t lei6en. Mm 8prabenO Der
S6la6t 6ielt Weirotbsr Sen ru1iiiden
8efebls6dbern cine 8orleIune iiber bie
gu liefernoe S9la9t. yMan tpurbe
Ieb6aft an einen 2e6rer erinnert, Der
feinen S9iilern cine i9pierige duff
gaze erfldrt," ersdblt 8rdf Qangeron
in isinen Memoiren. WGbrepo oieier
@prlefun9 f6lief &utuIpp elm uno be-
gam laut gu f9nar6en. Die anberen
Generate begriffen Die tompliSirte Dis
petition MIR gum She'll; baSu fam
mod Ser umfdnb, odb es an 3eit manz
gslte, UNI cine ~geniigenoe NnSabl BON
8ppien Ser O~ispoIition fir ale 8e=
~febls6a6er fertig3uitelen. Die meiiten
blieben i'm unflaren, um mas es fi6
eieentli6 banoelte. &utliotp mar beis
nabe in Oerfelben Gage. MIs i'm Der
8aiier an friiben Moreen, por 8eginn
Der G9la9t fragts: yTun, mas meinen
sic, miro Die Sadie gut geben9" anti
portete Ser f9laue !S0fling lG6elno:
rWsr fam an Siege Speifeln, penn
Cure MaieitGt gu tommanOiren gerus
benz" 6ierauf %anttportete MleranSer:
rGein, Sic fommanoiren bier, i4 aber
bin nur elm 3uf6auer." 2tuf oieIe per>
f~Gneliden @orte ~dnttportete &utuipn
MIR nit elmer 8erbeugung. 8aum aber
bate fi6 ser &uifer einige S9ritte entz
fernt, 10 tpanbte fi9 &utuiotp an einen
9eneral, Der in Der NGbe ftanb, nit
Den Morten:
rSu, bas lit mir mas S60nesl Sd,
ION tpmmanoiren, o. i9 bod peoer
Den @ngriff angeoronet, mod setpo1t
bdbe!!"
Nls 9urafteriftii6 fir ben militGri>
f6en Silettantismus Nlerunoers mill
fen aud Die erpbdrtigen 8abaaeries
attaGen ertpdbnt iperoen, pel9e Der
faiierli6sn Garoe cine Nn5dbl ibrsr
fdDnften 3eiterregimenter fofteten,
pbne irgenb fpel9en Nuben 81 bringen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05
1tmngeminnung.
Sic Sbineien oas io;iaIe grobIem auf Ras
IaffG I0Ieu.

tuttu tuteU.
Sas auf Ser britii6en Sal6infel
MaIatfu eetponnene 53inn miro aus
Dem @Iuuium auSgei9ieOsn, 0as BON
Dem Granite ebirgsffod, Ser oas
2Gngsgrat Der Sal6iniel biIoet, in sic
G6ene geTpiilt miro.
glan finOet 5innfi6renoes 2nus
blum fait iiDsruG in Dem Sieflan0e oes
peitIiden SbeiIes ser Sal6inlel, nllr
1T IS III Ser @bene meiItens BON elmer
f6fperen >S6i6t i~i6erlagert, 70
Dab Die 9%alipt6:triebe ii6 Oil Den Gtel>
len befinocn, ND Die 8ergftr0me GUS
Oen lebten 8prbergen in bie Gbene tres
ten. Der 8etrteb ma frii9er ousz
I6lieBli6 il Sen !6dnben europGiI9er,
pornebmliG englif@er @eIeqi6aften.
Na6oem ieOo9 troB Der 8dgger unh
Glepatoren Die G0rosrung 10 foitipie=
Zig lpurSe, 6ab fdum nod Die &oIten
geoedt fpur5en, purOe Elm 8etrieb nad
Gem anOern eingeiteqt uno Damn fpGs
ter bur9 6ineiiI6s @enoFenf9aftsn
nieOer aufgenommen. 2ebtere IteQen
cine ie6r i60ne QOiung oes GROCER
fo3talen Yroblems odr unO merfen Elm
bellies 2i3t auf Die boben Sugsnoen
un0 Die uralte 8ultllr Der Ghinefen.
Sn grpBen 3igen lit Die Ginri9tung
folgenOe: eir oOer me6rere y&dpitalis
iten," 8. b. pp6l6d6enoere G6ineiea,
Die 3uglei6 Die 8u6fiibrung uno Mns
uno @ertGufe beiorgen, geben bds mo-
tbige 9elo fir Ben 8etrieb. 26bne
peroen ni9t uusgeSablt, od Biz gum
lebten 9anOlanger berdb Elm jeoer
S6eilbuber bes @eT9Gftes lit. Was
gum 2e6ensunterbalt unb CUR 8eflei>
Dung nptbpsnbig lit, erbGlt ieOer
Sbeilbaber aus Dem gemeinfamen Ga
ger, bas in groBen Msngen unb baber
iebr biGig pertauft. @elo befpmmt
Dor Sabresi3lub niemano Su feben.
Damn aber miro &afa eemo9t, ser
@epinn feitgeiteat uno BON bieiem
5ieben, je na6 uebereinfommen, Die
@elogeber flint bis Se6n Yro5ent fir
ii9 ab uno Ser &eit fommt mad gang
beitimmten 9~runoidben, 10 un6 10
bel proSente fir oie S9melser, 10
biel fir bic WGf9er uno 10 biel fir
bic getpObnli9en 9anOlanger, CUR Ser
t6etlung.
0as 6ieI e 2eute unter OieIer Gquas
tpridlen Spnne fir cine @(rbeitsleis
flung aufpeiIen, lit einfu6 punOerbur.
Sn Seran0ab BEL &pald 9umpur lit
oas ungebeure, ettpd 2640 SUB LANCE
uno 1920 SUP breite God, aus Dem
Ser MupialzSa 6~erdusge6plt miro,
ungefdbr 1913 SUB tief, unb aus Die
Ter Siefe f9leppen sic G6ineien, auf
@eriiiten emporflet!~rno, in &Drben
uno SGfen ods AQupium an Die
OberflG9e uno f9iitten es in bic aug
8rettern bergeitelten &anGle, in oenen
bas f9urf flieBenOe Wafer Die lei9<
tern erOioen un0 idnoigen 8eitanb>
tbeile forttrGgt, pdbrenO Die f9perern
,grstbeile auf Dem 8oOen liegen bleis
ben unO ipdter seiummeIt tperoen, um
Damn 0ireft in Die S9mel5Dfen gu
geben. @enn man bsoentt, buB unges
fG6r 1000 3ubifparbs on Die Sber=
flG6e gei6leppt tperOen miifen, I'm
1000 pfuno 3inn 81 er5ielen, 10 bat
man cine @orlteGung bon Der gu leiz
Itenben Mrbeit.
Die fleinen S6mel50fen, Die nit
Sol5 gefeuert peroen, iin6 bon Der elm
faditen 8audrt uno ergeben oireft Die
langen Stangen bon 3inn, tpie lie ges
pDbnGi9 auf Den Glurft fommen. Die
3innbstriebe iino fat ale auf Der
Weitieite Der Sulbiniel, ba uuf Der
Sitieite Der Yflan5enbeitdno 81 fart
uno bic barber lagernbe 9umuseros
gu md6tig lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-05
0ttPnhahm Babrplan.
Odnoalta Sine.

Sbgaue @7'ruft
ct. 3Ouis SpcL, t@l d.. 1 5OBm Btttsburo SoI. tdoIiA 9 Q sOem
ct Bouts etD tdsti& Sd &b 7 O)Gm Rem eort grpres taaI5 8. 6 5o9m
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81 ouIs ae tagi ........ 7SI1m Serre $aate Gffns dec tas 10 s5gm
ST 81 8 GSprss tssR& ds IL 20&m 9epaoae grpres tdoG5 ds. 8 4oYm
ct Souls @spp6 tasI ......s 15Rr atantie grpre6 ta9iG... 4 46Nm
o C glfn9bam dec tdl. 4 90 Nm &ittsb gsb, tdl 9 F.. 6 55Rm
St = gas peatl taaIt@: -. 8 1OR- Se %9 2imiteb tdeI 4 7 Os&@
Il Souts Specal tasl'H IL 3bNtn Ytttsburg Spcl tdslid S d IL 25Nm
gineeumes0 Obi ION.
cairo & Btnseu expr tdgH& z sOgm Sbeusr & 0rnd cid he. tel q 5sR~
Stntennes g:preb tdgl.... 8 5OSm Gtneennes @xprss tdoKH. 10 sOg.v
eteneer & Sren6 Gid IL, teI 4 A55m Cairo grpse tssiiG Is0m
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-21
Durham brothers, Field Day.

Durham Brothers and their employees
held field day picnic on the fair grounds
last Saturday afternoon. The married
men competed with the single men in the
athletic sports and won the box OF cigars
by superior ball playing, but in the track
events the single men were high scorers.
One of the most amusing features of the
program was a potato race in which flve
ladies' contested for a pound Of Huyler's,
won by Mrs. Walter Sturgis.
The athletic events were as follows:
100 yard dash for single men-March
LIST, d. stolte I'd, Smith Sd, time ~ Sec
onds
100 yard dash for married men-Win-
fred Hubbard list, Louis Ellis I'd, Miner Sd
time IA seconds.
Shot put. 12-pound shot.-Miner 1st
March I'd, d. Stolte Sd, distance 81 feet
Running broad jump-won by March
distance 10 feet inches.
Half mile relay race-won by single
men. The relay teams were as follows
Single men, Thomas, Frost, Smith, Tuck
err and March; married men, G. G. Dun
ham, Miner, Ferriter, Ellis and Hubbard
Fat mans race, so yards, won by o. d
stowell. time tx seconds.
Then followed the base ball game mark
ed by novel and spectacular plays and re-
sulting in a score of 10 to ~ in favor OF
the married men. The victorious team
was composed as follows: Hubbard C, L
L. Durham 1b, o. d. Stowell %. Ferritei
IS, Ellis p. w. Dunleavy CT, Barber 3b
Gould II. c. w. Durham rf. The lineuI
for the single men was, March D. Frost C
E. Dunleavy IS, Tucker 3b, Aher Id
Smith 2b, Prefountaine CT, Stafford II
Rice IF.
refreshments were served and the at
fair was enjoyed by all who participated
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-21
APPEALS FROM LISTERS APPRAISALS
Arguments of IA Owners Who Claimed to Be Taxed Too Much
Heard But Board of Civil Authority Made Only Three Slight
Changes

five hundred dollars, but If any of you
gentlemen would like to do business with
us we will talk with you Mr.. Barber
also appeared for w. A. Morse, whose
building on Elliot street, occupied in part
by himself, was increased from $4,000 to
$1,000 and whose building on Elm street,
the dye-house building was increased
from $1,000 to $500. Mr. Morse figured
his rentals from the Elliot street building
at $1116 a year. w. G.. Horton, lister,
figured them at $1,000 a year. Mr.. Morse
figured the rent of his Elm street property
at $500 year, while Mr.. Horton figured
1t at 1922.
George E. Sellecks house on Chaplin
street was put in the list at $4,000 as
against $3.50. Two houses on High
street were in the list at last years
figures, which Mr.. Selleck thought were
too high. F. A. Wells of High street
thought the increase in the assessed
valuation of his house from $4,000 to $2700
was excessive. Leslie Smith objected to
an increase from $500 to $500 for his
new house on Clark street.
The Ray estate was represented by H.
G. Barber, who appealed from the asses
sed valuation of the livery stable prop
erty at the corner of Main and Flat
streets, the carriage house on the south
side of Flat street and the white barn
near the Carpenter organ factory. The
total assessed value of this property is
$4,000 as against, $1,000. Mr.. Barber
contended that this was altogether too
high as compared with other property
with greater earning capacity, but which
was taxed less. f. b. Barber appeared
for F. L. Burnett of Brook street, whose
house was assessed at $4,000 as against
SITS.
In all but three instances the board OF
civil authority sustained the listers. The
Holden & Martin property was cut in as
sessed valuation from $4,000 to $14, 200, the
Barber farm from $4,000 to $4,000 and Mr.,
wells's house from 5000 to $4,000.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-21
Important Action of the salllm..

The bailiffs held an important meeting
last Friday evening Walter S. Stearns,
recently elected to the board to fill the
vacancy left by the death of r. Z. Gordon,
took his seat for the first time and the
board of bailifEs is now complete. 1t was
voted to put in nine incandescent street
lights as follows: Two at the upper end
of Canal street beyond c. e. Aliens, two
on Oak Park avenue, one on Chestnut
street near Fred Holiness, one on Forest
street near the Bruce place, one at the
lower end Of Oak street and two in the
rear of the blocks on the east side of
Main street. w. II. Bryant of the Twin
State Gas and Electric company which
now owns the gas and electric plants I'm
Brattleboro, and Leon White, superin-
tendent, were present at the meeting and
assured the bailiffs that the lights would
be put in at once. They also spoke very
encouragingly of their plans for the
future. 1t was voted to repair the outlet
of the sewer in the river bank back OF
the American building property. The
petition for a hydrant on Green street
was granted and It also was voted to
install an eight-inch four-way hydrant at
the lower end of Arch street for the pro-
lection of property on the east side of
Main street This will make an i'm
portant addition to our system of fire
protection as this hydrant will protect
more property than any other single hy-
III 1t was NOleu 10
give the railroad enbankment and Whet-
stone brook its annual cleaning in prep
aration for the Valley Fair holidays. AS
result of the hydrant test made last
week the board decided TO purchase an
Eastman deluge set consisting OF five
MOBILES with Siamese coupling. This is
one of the most improved devices in the
nozzle line for fighting fire and II is
much needed acquisition to the equipment
of the fire department After consider
able discussion the petition of the prop
erty owners of Flat and Frost streets
asking the Chestnut Hill Reservoir COM
pany to replace the six-ipch water pipe
on those streets with a 1O-inch pipe, was
laid on the table indefinitely by vote
of three to two.
c. o. Robbins. president of the local
board of trade, was present at the meet
ing and improvements for the new
tenement lots bought by the building syn
dictate from the Morningside Cemetery
association, were discussed. He was as
sured by the bailiffs that a sewer would
be laid and other improvements addel
as they are needed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-21
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-21

* TATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, SIS
= By the Probate Court for said Dis
trict: To all persons interested in the
estate OF GRACIA A. ANDREWS, late
OF Orange, Mass, having estate in said
District, deceased, GREETING
=, Whereas, E. S. Hall has presented to
this Court an instrument purporting to
be the last will of said deceased, for
probate;-You are hereby notified that
this Court will decide upon the probate
or said Instrument at the session thereof
10 be held at the Probate Office in Brat
teboro. in said District, on the 29th day
OF September, A. d. 1906, when and
where you may appear and contest the
same, II you see cause.
A. F. SCHWENK,
Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-21

& TATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro. SIS.
- BY the Probate Court for said Dis
trict. To all persons interested in the es-
Brattleboro, deceased, Greeting
Whereas, c. c. Fits has presented to
this Court an instrument purporting to
be the last will of said deceased, for pro-
bate:-You are hereby notified that this
Court will decide upon the probate of
said Instrument at the session thereof
to be held at the Probate Office in Brat
teboro, in said District, on the 18th day
of September, A. ID. 1906 when and where
you may appear and contest the same,
II you see cause.
A. F. SCHwENK,
Register.