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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08
LOCAL POINTS

Two small pox cases are reported
in Logan county Rigid quarantine
has been enforced.
County Clerk Trap is tussling with
a siege of the grip
The old time plague, Ia grippe, is
showing up again quite copiously.
Indications point to monster In
,augural gathering in Guthrie Mom-
day next
The Foster Transfer company is en-
gagged today in moving the Governor
Frantz's household goods.
street Commissioner Williamson's
last quarterly report reflects great
credit on Mr. Williamson. The re-
port shows a balance on hand after all
expenses paid of s196.45. The total
amount paid out and collected by
wards is as follows First ward, col
lected sle7.sO, expended sisO,25; Sec
ond ward. collected $2l5, expended
S17620; Third ward, collected $14e.5O.
expended sl0S9O; Fourth ward, col
lected sl95, expended si59.05; Fifth
ward, collected $2io, expended Sl9s-
Judge Bayard r. Hainer today de-
cided the case of John j. Hildreth,
trustee in bankruptcy, VS.. T A. Neal,
former court clerk here. involving
Meals liability on his bond. in favor
Of the plaintiff on every point He
held that Neal had received interest
on bankruptcy funds and had used
over $20,0a0 OF the trust fund person
ally and that the technical defenses
onered by his surety, the Fidelity and
Deposit company. would not hold. The
company CLAIMED that it bonded Neal
as clerk OF the United states district
court. and was not responsible for ter
rltory matters: also that II could moi
be held for money lost in the Capito
National bank failure. as that was 1
United States depository. The de
cision holds the company liable for th'
fun amount Of les bond $4,000
The contest for the judgeship In III
Fourth Judicial district which is -
pected to be the first fled is warmin
up and BY reason Of its uncertaint
has stirred up an kinds Of specuiations
Judge Hainer, who has been here thi
week for the supreme court session
positively denies rpmors lately Sc
anoat to the sffect that he woul
trGde the ap2olntment Of 8 court cler
. Ia his district for the Mcclure indors
ment Such proceeding. would
(. hriichsse ,sSser federal gtasate
Whatever Halner does win be entire
. aside from territorial Endorsements,
ne is depending on other side infl
enccs 70 pull him through. Il h
been senereny supposed that lhe N
Guire Endorsements would SO 70 20
r. scca Of Perry but lg now deYel6l
that Il is likely 20 be given 20 Joi
scolhorn ,asslssari United states a.
trlct attorney. who has heeesae
,olf&n nfrnt,lrn man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

made the long run up Hill in remark
ably short time and extinguished the
fire before any particular damage was
done. A small hole in the roof was
the extent Of the damage. The prop
erty is owned by Mr. Hemming.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

Money TO loan on city property Snaps
IN real estate; mortgage property FOR
elsy terms. Phones a and 763. See
J. B Green, III West Okla Ave
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE.
Wheat IS higher.
Corn Is higher.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08
BOSTON BROKERS ASSIGN.
lBY Associated pressA

Roston, Mass, jan. S.--The assign
ment Of Nathan B. Goodpow & Co,
brokers, was announced today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

LOsT-srng of gold beWia between $40
North BroaG and the Episcopal church.
Finder please leave at $40 North Broad
and receive reward.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

rs an easy thing 70 say,
And say Il good and strong
And say Il pretty freQOent.
Push Rocky Mountain Tea along.
Ask your druggist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

PASSENGER MEN ON TOUR.
san Antonio, Tax, Jan s.--The reg
lister OF the paiatial Aienger hotel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

LIVERPOOL OPENING CABLE.
Wheat unchanged 10 = higher
Corn = higher
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

LIVERPOOL sEcoND CABLE.
Wheat = higher
Corn unchanged 70 Is higher
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08
ny Houanton and pouaIas.

Lint cotton ................... $40 70
Seed cotton ....,.....,--.-.... ..-.. $50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08
BY Aeady and coyIs.

Lint cotton ...................... .S10.T0
Seed cotton .........s............. $50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

Harrison Avenue, Guthrie. Okla. I'hons
No. 459.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

Chicago. $4,000 strong
Kansas City 5000, strong
Omaha $500, strong
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08
OATS.
CHICAGO ESTIMATED TOMoRRoVS
LlvEsrock.

HOGS.
Chicago. 10000, 70 up.
Kansas CITY o,ooo 1c up.
omata, $500, 7c up.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

The Foster Transfer company is en-
gagged today in moving the Governor
Frantz's household goods.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08
SIKH YEAR IN OKLAHOMA,

Drs. CLARK & Co.. the
famous Chicago special
lists, trcat Chronic and
Private diseases OF both
sexes. Cures guaranteed.
Consultation free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-08

Indications point to monster in
,augural gathering in Guthrie Mon-
day next.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-05-25

secured, in which the league will as
semble. Secretary HI. 9. Willis ad-
vises that an excursion train will be
secured to run from Pendleton to Mil
ton and return on that day and that
there will be from 500 to 1000 excur-
sionists.
Delegates will be present from the
surrounding towns and cities of Wash
ington and Idaho. Among the prom
inent men expecting to be present are
Judge Stephen A. Lowell of Pendle-
ton, w. H. MacMurray, assistant gen
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-05-25

town and vicinity has received his
generous support. This, together
wit his honesty, integrity and sound
business judgment stands for the reas-
on that "Tom" Kirk counts everyone
his friend. His good record as legis-
lator is above reproach. Having serv.
ed Umatilla County twice as repre-
sentative, the people know his ability
and desire to see him elected third
time.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-05-25
Republican Candidate for State Senator.

Hon. I. J. Kirk, republican candi-
date for state senator, is conceded to
be one of the strongest candidates on
the republican ticket. Mr.. Kirk will
draw support from the people of the
county irrespective of party affilia-
tions. During his long residence in
this county he has many times been
called upon to help the "other fellow"
out, and every worthy cause and
every case of charity in his home
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-05-25
LEAGUE AT MILTON

Delegates win Gather in Oregon Town
May s7th For session.
Arrangements are being made by
the Milton Progressive Association
for the rally of the Umatilla County
Development League which will con-
vene in that city May 80. The large
pavilion which is now being used by
the Seventh Day Adventists will be
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-05-25
Reward offered.

will pay liberal reward for in
formation leading to the recovery OF
three year old gelding. Description,
bay with bald face, four white legs,
brand A B on left hip. Ralph Gillis,
Athena, Ore.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-05-25

eral passenger agent for the 0. r. &
N, and also number of candidates
of state Offices 1t is expected Mayor
S. A. Miller will give the welcoming
address.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03
9taoluaD's
MeaoD
Melief.
Slr inncrIidcn nno duFcrlidDcn @e.
brand.

Sir imncrlidcn nno Gufcrlidrn @t.
brand.
Sdmer,en farirt i'm g!uasntld
@cbramdt ,,MaOwaH'S RcaSu Meiiet" bel
orn crlicu Nnieidcu upu Sdlmtrieu oocr III.
brbnncn; wcuu nit 2eioeu pDer arnut6eiten
bcorubt, miro bic oeifun9 geibebrn icin, rbe
Scr 6nmiicnarit inter geiud1ulidlen ilmiap.
ben odS Nnnc erreidbt.
y 3 bel / hte I d | MN ten e tf fner.
q e II M 3eti bon elmer bis 3pun1ig WWIieH.
Neuc Giilrhc nab Heien nicier glH3eige hraubt
NelIaHo 3ep idgt 5u fem INIT
Shniersem nnn Yeim.
Sdmrr5cn
uon Nbeumatismus.
Gd.mcr5cu
run 3curnlgia.
Sdymtr5fM
uDn 9o2i,ueh.
SdJmcrscu
I,u 3abu,pch.
Sd)mcr5rm
non eciatiea.
Sd)Hcr5cn
uuU SNWUNHU.
Sd)mcr5cn
run EHctibnu8en.
SdmcrScu
uun @rnnowunSen.
2inocrl au1enbIldIb ole uunuSfebIifIieu
Gtbmcr{ct ncrbinhert Snt5ilnouua uIo fnrn
&crilopinnR, iti cS Der 9ungelt. hcS Wneeirs,
ncr Sinptlpeioe ooer uuocrer Sricu ooer Or,
gene olirob cine slppliIdliou.
ejIttcb9ittiu. lpie beftin obcr itbmerjbuft oie
Sbncr6cL uclthc atbCumuiibe. geiiIdgpriae,
Nicbrchhc, &crTrppelie EeroGfe, IcnrnIgl,
he ooer bon Srnnfbeltcn Serriiice Ieioeu
nlOacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03
Sin bnnt6arcr Eaticnt.

.,\d) fuun nIft 5u lobcn0 ilbcr Or.
Nortlcua @cihid III Der @cboublnN
pou autorrb Yciocn lprchcn," ingtc
Sor. rSobn !. Wicnoe, &ormnnn I'M
Stnot SnNcniClra.0 0cportcment mO
in ?tr. 9t2. SilO. FocoitroBc, pobn-
bait. Sir cine Fcriobc pon 5lpci bis
hrci ,$obrer lit Sor. Oicooc ihucr AT
Haicn. lnl0 9ilhen &ntorr6, Der Die
ircic 9lbtnnmQ bcbi10crte llno cincl
id)GOlid)en S1lncn ucrlrlud)tc. Gor
5lpci ,<obren 8ab CT lih III Vc6onO.
lltn0 0c9 0r. Sonrtleu, ocS SulSs,
9tnicn. mo Cbrcn Spe5ioIilten, 9tr.
81, Noro 4loroItruBe, lllro nncb jpei
Wfonntcn mar Oaa HciOcn poait0n0ig
gebcilt lulO bis 5ur gcgenp1rtigen
3cit bot Sor. Nicnoe fcineu 9iiidioQ
acbobi. y,iG) Oenfc," crtl0rt en-, Dob
ih riuc 3licntlidc Eilid)t critic,
lpcnn idl Or. @ortlcp an oic Fcripncn
cmpicblc, oic uon bcm 0lcihcn @ei.
ocn, ais Ona mciniNc, bcinQcn iino. "
- .SutlrOau Gepicm. (3L5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

AuSiuciS ii6cr ben Stnuo Der ,,gSeitcrn Hntus
Hul- Snut" IN Baltimore m Stnatc WinrNs
lam 6rim StluWc Der WcItnite AM 80.
SQuunr tlnG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

VWuNutN,
SurIcbCn mo Discount .......... %l.a0G, I27. .n3
llcbcropciL gchcrl nno unariis
bcrl . e.. ................. 2lfGG
Scr. Snuten Gbliantloneu nm
Die GirfulNiiou 8lt ftheru.... 1000 90
Frdlnien iiir Ncr StGalelt Gblia
Gaiiouclt -. . ............. 3Ha1 80
Sneiien St6cr0clten elc..,.... $50. 1Gs %
Vnnlbaua. Di6bclu mo Ginrh
ml9 .,................ 220.9il0s
Suui0 pon Jtuiipuul Sanlru
Cieinc Rcicrne a9enien) .... a72, sos %
SGllig; hon SlGdiabdnicu mo
Nunticr9 o.. ......,.... "A. $50 81
Sdaig bon opprobirlen Rcfcrpcs
Npemrn ............. 5oG.GOs SO
Nbed" un0 nnhete Yadtpnlltr.. 3517I1l
6bedo liir Die piauioirbdul ... 37o I3I GS
ytnlcn bon nnoercn GaiUnab0ns
len %. 49,. ......,........ @. 75ooo
Gents e.. ................ 1897
5tcicrrc:
.-P'blN - tus''-Nhp
NcNuI Icnocr giuteli aI0OO0O
367 ,39s 90
Sbnbnciiier Der Ser. Giu0c1
O. Frui. oc@ NOtcu1lm0uaJ 100000
Toiol .... SlGo7 0-1 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

Nu@ueis Hbcr Ocu s;nuo Der Growers anb
Mirdonica' 9atiuuoi.Snut III Baltimore
i'm Stnuc Wiu,plnno hctm Sd,luNc Der
eelm1ite an 20. Sanuar 1906.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03
Sra9iid)cSolNcn cineo SprcnoidmiicS

9oonofc &n, ,. 6cbrllur, -
SSn Ser @oIo Anob ,}e6c 9tr. ,, 81.
Qcntbum ser o9ic0 ,<odct Seal x
Gotc g." nabc TcIornc, Niin0o.
County, trot Ncitcrl III 6oINc 0e0 9lb,
feucrn9 cincH Sprcn1ihuiic9 cine
GrpIulion ihIaAenOcr gSettcr cit,
blrh lpelhc puci lueibc &oblcn0rG
ber, 9nntcua &obn lbornbura mo
@iQiom @i0cipic, iomic Der 9icqcr
@cn. Goibinc mrs Hcbcu fomcn.
9llh 0rci NiouIricl murOcu ActGotct.
SeonurO NdQ, lnedcr 0cu SprrnA
idnb ubicllcrtc, fam init einem @Cin.
brnd) lno ctIihett nnoercn &crlcbu=
0cu 0auun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

glusluriS tber bcu Stnno Der ,,Slo Sunu Gas
tiunalsS Snul" IN Baltimore i'm Stautc VIA
rhano Uci'm Sdluic ocr Hicidlnic ant
% Snuuar 1905
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03
81 opitont giiocnngcwobn II.

w 1 ~ . = ~ ' w
&onoou. ,. Tcbruor. - Die onl
81. %unIor bier pcroiicntlibtc Gep9.
ihc al 0ic ,GcntraI NeiuS" ats Sap.
itnot ocS SSnbolto, NnB bic Oortigcn
GnnuOicr ilbcr ole nugebicbc Grlnoy
0lunN 0co Gr. 9lnion Ionnlolpn ouS
Erodpllc, GonoOn, 0llrd 0eutlheSol.
outcn IN Sluotapnin0, Iclltih Sils
mcIt 9Ifrifn. erbittcrt lu0rcn berubt
oiicmbur olli elmer Eerlonenpcrped)S-
hmN u. TonaIhion trnt om 81.
Sonuur nIi 0cu Gnnpier .Sopolc"
uon Der 9locr 1unpicr Sinic, mel
hcn CT icit pcriloilencm Sllli ais slr;t
ougc66rtc. non SiuCrpopl cine 9lcilt
nod Scr @citfiiltc uou 9irifa an.
;}urii # uu dl Wt abrio.
HiurriB, 6rnnfreif, =. 6cbr.--
&0nIA 9lIlon9 troi aeItcrn @ornittog
nm If llbr Is IRinutcn bier cin.
9tnbnlittng@ untcrnnhnl er nit Yril
jciiin Gun mo Frin5eilin Seinrid) ci.
ne 9litonIobil Grfnriion ms 9oSfen-
louo. Ger Monig febrte nit oer9obn
n0h SOn ScbaItion 5lrild llno rciitc
Dcutc glbcnb uoh Otn0rio nb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

eiuot giarDlauo, StnOt Baltimore Sh.
6. u. NNburu Ndiitror ocr ohcu 0CIIunnlcll
Vanf bciheiniNe bernil lcierIrh pIR Der
ohi9t NnopttS nnb mctlcn btltcu 9Siiitu mo
NIuubcu lu0br it,
Is. g.. SSbnrn, Nniiircr
llntcrihrlchcu uno bcithlpnrCn Dor mir nt
olcell, oCm crltclI ldlc I'M Scbruur 1906.
SBus. Ncu Nrnoiurp
0lietIidler 9tonr.
Sic NGj9Icii beidcni0en
Z. s.. GUtnnu,
Terouano Is. 2airubr,
Simpu ", Stcm,
(3Il Sircitorcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

fn9ie onr man Gin 6nn5es 8oIi b0cbficns cine
3cii lana ubcr nieuias dnt Die Saner aunt
9,arrcn huIien I6uue 8eipeis oniiir Iefern alcJ
oc beriibmien et. 9crnaro arauterpineu. ouns
oerte pom iogenanllien RaientsWeoijinen lino
cuiiianoen utb IDegeu ibrer gSirftngsIoiipiet
bonn 9ore mieocr Der Serneiienbeit iDeranuors
iet ipprbcn Sie ct. Yernnro. auterptnen abcr
BADEN d1 our6 Snbrbnfoert DinbHrd Die Gnnii
oes 1olies, criporben mo erbalien mn mar
ipegen ibrcr rnDerNeidIIdben ySrlnHg bel allcn
ltrnnfbeien ocs Hdaeiie, her leber ino Der
9iiereu sluc slpotbeien. % Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03
SI.7t0. .92S.10


standardization.
Giu1e}nb teS NiiiCul0piiul .... $30a. .0n0.00
llcberiChuf Sunh g.. O.. ........ 81 600 %
llnperbeiltc Pruiitc. nbBh0lih
9uoanuen mo bc3nbIicr Sicua
crlt .. e. ................... tGI97 90
IuSiebenoc Ndiunnl l'nnIuu
tclr :. .,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ttS 10000
Sdlli1 an nlhcrc Va
tiollolhoufcu . o.. $l0.lO57S
Sdllia an IrIit Com
paanc'u mo Spur
b1nfeu . e.. 49,. lS.OlOGG
llnbe5uhlic 9Oiocuocn 4Ol0ll
BeriHnliche Sepniiten.
Die nui 9bcd3 Ncip.
qelt lpcr6eH ..... OIG.GiGi1
Semnno GeriiiIulc
nmf Sepoiiicu .... lGl Gst33
Nclauhpte Gbcds o.. ni0g.iS
giuSlichcn0c Aaiiireras
Sheds ........ 3725
ST .250 ,93i 10
3lt SnhIenbc Nthmnucu. Gin
ilhlichid Sepoiti iGcriiifutc iir
Ncc6encp Scln .....,..,,. 6d000.O0
IoiaI ...................S SI.7I0.92sI0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

Grfdltun9 In eincm Saae ~ beileu.
Tebme Saratoe SronU 0uiuiue IubeiS 9lpu,
,beier gebeH 8elD 6urild. mCut IeiHe SoeIunG
9. ". @ruoe's unierfGrlli an S0G6telu. 25e
QiuO2. .iSi Sags)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03
9taopaD'S
NeabD
Nelief.
Wibt auGeubiiflihe 9iuoernua.

Wibt angenbllG!ihe Siuoeruug.
@iic bon Mosanitos ur.b SnlcfienItd,e iuer,
beu bdrmloS aeinacbt burrb IupenOune bon
9iuomuD's 9icuSb 9ieIief IS nenirnIinrt foipri
mas @ift uno uertinbert lueiteres llnbcbaeen.
Nir iuncrlidJcn iuluDbl, ais anker.
lidlcu Ue6rnndD.
Sin GdlGcr bis 5lt einem 4beel0ffeI hoH Reus
Oh Jlclei in cucm huben SIlS Wdiier lpieoets
Uoemo 70 oft aI5 bic Gntleerulgeu 1iiinoen.
mo elm Stiid Sunet. init Reuou Nelief be.
icubici. iibcr ben Waaen nno Singclueioe pe'
lcAl miro nortiGe Sillberilllg mo eine baIoige
QctUlN cBielcn.
SnnerIib elm baIher bis ju cncm 3bee.
l0iicI nod Ia cucil balpell e5lnie ool sSdiier
luro IN melitDcn 2iiuncn iltrIren Nrdnipfe.
cptlcpiiIbc Hlnldlic, fanreiI Wlngcn NGeublns
ten. Srbrctbcll 0er5fbuidDc. Nero6iltat, G6lnf'
oNich Nophueb. s'ldGHn1ell mo dlle tnlerli'
bcl S,hntr4el.
w,alnria In irucn ucrirbirecurn 5crmrn gebrilt
mo nerbntet
GH OitUi feline droerc Wieoiilu in Der gSelt.
oic Sichcr mo aNaue" uno dlle unoeren iin'
nriilDcr bilidfell mo uHoere Sieber, iliter'
nHBl ouryh nJiuolud03 FilS," 70 idneu beilt.
MS RnopnU'o IteasH 9leIief.
Ncicnoc ioleu ilHmer cine Sldlhe bon Jtao'
1rupfcn in 2Sdiier peroen stranfbet ooer
Ghncr5ell onrd gSedbfel oeS goiierS nerbiil'
bern. G8 ii belier. ais iranBb'iftcr Sranop
uoer ViiierS ais eiit Gtlmnlallt,
4trl3 soc. BRO 1laidie.
9ertanit puu alien Apotbefern.
Slao,uaD & So, 50 GIN Str, Wew.
0orf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

NuepciS i6cr oen Gtano orr ,,Sbiro 9,aiiuunls
Sunt" III Baltimore i'm etaatc Winrnouo
bci'm ShIuiie Der Nictidiie AM -. ia,
uunr 1906.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-03

llu5iueiS ibtr Seu Stdno Der ,,,SnrmcrS auo
Wicrdlaut@' 9ntiunals sSanG" In Baltimore
i'm 5taaie WiarnnnO bci'm ShuNc Der
CSCdlditC um %. ,Sluu0r ipOG
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
BUSINESS MEN
Will Agitate Approaeh to Uaion
 Station at Open Meeting.

The Waterbury Business Mems asso' citation is an active body and in con stantly furthermg some project thar tends to make the city better known and give the people greater opportuni- ties. A committee is now at work whose duty is to arrange for an open meeting to be held in the near future to discuss the question of m approach to the union station. The meeting VII be open to all, but special invitations will be sent to Mayor Thoms, the board of aldermen and all other public officials. The committee Is made up as follows: w. H. Lathrop, chairman, Thomas Kelly, A. J. Patton, .. k. Chapin, R. K. Cairns, Rev William Slocun, Cornelius sfaloney. While the committee has not yet made much headway towards carrying out Its mis- sion, still there Is lots of time and when the session is called it is likely to at tract crowded house.
 The association has also appointed a committee consisting of ". w.. Holmes, w. J. Pape and E. o. Goss to inquire into the matter of a free pub lie lecture on "Welfare Work and Landscape Gardening by John H. Patterson, president of the National Cash Register Go of Dayton, y. Un- less plans miscarry the lecture will be given some time next month.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
PAVING ESTIMATES
Places Most in Need 6M Be Taken il
 Hand First.A

Places Most in Need 6M be Taken r
 Hand First
 For some reason or other many have got an erroneous idea of the action taken by the department of public works Tuesday evening regarding the matter of permanent pavement. No step was taken towards the issuing of bonds for any amount, large or small, but some of the commissioners did say that they thought 1t would be good plan to ask the legislature for authOrl- ty to issue enough paving bonds to pave all the streets in Waterbury where the grade is sharp and the city is pit to great expense in making re- pairs, but nothing was done in that di- rectlon. Atsthe suggestion of COmmiss sioner Finn the following estimates have been prepared: Abbott avenue. from North Main street to Phoenix avenue, 900 square yards, 2,700; South Main street, from Washington street southerly, 1,275 feet, 3,825 yards, $11,- 475; South Riverside street, from Bank street to Washington avenue, 1,t-0 square yards, $5, 76O; Washington ave nue, from Bank street to South River side street, 2,5S0 square yards, $7,I4O; Dublin street, from East Main street to the bridge over Mad river, 2,100 square yards, $6,3OO; West Main street. from Prospect street to point in wes. line of park, 2,25O square yards, $6; 75O; Leayenworth street, from West Main street to Grand street, 1880 square yards, $5,64O; Cherry street, from North Main street easterly to Vine street, 1,125 square yarJs, $3,3Io; East Main street, from present termi- nation of pavement to Cherry street, 4.3OO square yards, $12,900: Canal street, from Meadow street to Grand street, 2,115 square yards, $6.345; West Main street, from Naugatuck railroad tracks to Naugatuck river, 1,6S0 square yards, $5,O40; North Wluow street, from Johnson street to Hillside avenue, 3,3G0 square yards, $1O,V}O; Bishop street, from North Main street to Elizabeth street, 2,4OO square yards, $7,OOO.
 It should be borne in mind that the estimates are only approximate, but 1t is not likely that the cost would vary much from the figures given. The es- inmates are based on cost of $8 per square yard. This includes everything. The intention of the board is to take the places that stand most in need of permanent treatment and do as much of them this season as the appropria- tion will warrant and pursue the same policy next year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
IN POLICE COURT
Given Sizty Days in Jal and Fined
 $l0 and Cost.

If John McNar1ara, 10. son of Hen " McNanlara of Charles street, sui fers the loss of the third finger of his right hand he can rightfully blame his father. The elder McNamqra, it seems, has not been steady worker for some time. Last evening he was somewhat under the influence of drink when he reached home. About 5 o'clock he told his daughter, who is younger than the son. to light Ian tern and accompany him to the barn where he had some work to do. John demonstrated, saying that if the father dallied around town all day instead of doing his chores about the house he was not to expect his sister to help him at night. This brought retort from the father and there was a scuf- fie. The father got his sons finger be- tween his teeth and chewed on it at the second joint for fifteen minutes. stripping it entirely of the flesh and nail. X doctor was called in and he gave it as his opinion that amputa- ton will be necessary. Officer Mag ner was the next visitor. He called in response to Mrs McNamara's sum- mons and he took away the father, who was crazed with anger and drink.
 In the city court to-day McNamarat had no excuse to offer for his carniv- orous conduct, except to say that the first blow was struck by his son. who knocked him under the table. Judge .Burpee imposed sentence of sixty days in jail and fine of $1O and costs.
 Mrs Margaret Ring was the only other prisoner. She was charged with intOxication and was sentenced to ninety days in BroOkside.
 There was disturbance in the cast ing shop of the Benedict X Burnham plant yesterday. William James ap- peared to have been the cause of it. He was arrested and settled for $1O.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17

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