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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-09-27
GovERFalaEN V Ids SOME os
EViDENcE ! IN CASE AGAIN asR
SENATOR RoRAtl.
JONES WAS DUNN

(By A lated E9ress.)

Boise, Sept. 2266 2266 IIaving accomplish
ed much Of the tedious work Of identi-
fication, having placed On record the
papers Of about half q hundred of the
alleged fraudulent claims on timber
land tn the interest OF the Barbour
Lumber cornpan the government at-
torneys n charge Of the prosecution
OF United States Senator Boraln, VINO
acted as attorney for the comp be-
gan today to unfold ssn narrative form
the details oil the alleged conspiracy,
which Is said to have started i'll 1899
and 10 have continued Down ID the
Filing OF the last OF 11s deeds, cover
Ing 100 acres each Of heavy tfmbered
land, 20 the lumber corporation ii
1SO4. II "
Witnesses who are willing To confess
TO alleged wrong doings III bhe making
Of af1davits fri which they sWore they
were taking out timber laiIns In their
own interest and without vi agreement
TO transfer the claims 20 other par
ties, win have much TO do ii the pre-
sentation of bhe governments case.
In his opening state mt 10 the jury,
former Judge BlTch of Detroit, 6tie y
special assistant OF ;Btle attorney genel-
al, sent here to take part ~ the prose
cutlon, said that the government would
as one of ies 10 1,giinc win ness ets
George ~ Long, vino, II u alleged,
acted us one of the trustees to re-
ceivesthe titles ofe claims from dummy
entrymen and transfer The property
later 60 the Barbour Lumber eon1pany.
The lumber comp any, which ~ " Wis
consfn corporal ton. having iitts mills
this city, came into beines, tlle govern
ment claims, after the alleged frauds
were well under wa and was organic
ed ITO hold and make use of the landa
secured Through the so-called conspir
acy.
Long Will #teAl 1SsesisF w 4sA
Burch to the jury. "ttllat ne merely
loaned his name as d dummy; that hes
never paid q dollar of his own Tor any
land and that he never saw any of
the entrynen who signed their claims
over8to flinn; that he never, saw s;ensa- enssal
tor Borah and that ne never empl
Senator Borah as his attorney. He Will
:be corroborated BY a letter written tos
him BY j. g. Barbour and Simmer
j. Moon Of the Barbour Lumber com
!pany. 4
Former Governor o. Idaho Frank
sstuene enbergSis promised al the central
figure OF the government case,
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NOT & coNslDERE p SERIOUSLY.
Washington Officials Believe Mo Cause
for Alarm. n gSf

Washin ton, Sept 70. 6.---The war de
partment officials, while admitting that
agitation ID ram pant among the negro
population Of Cuba, because of the
failure to receive the proper share Of
the Offices, 'discredit The probability Of
an uprising against the provisional
government On tll lat count. Y
Acting secreb sof War Oliver was
at the White House today, but he did
not regard the story of q Cuban re
volt OF sufficient imp portance % bring
it to the presid dent's attention. Cover.
nor Magoon iss keeping the war depart.
ment advised on the situation and Is
consulting freely with General Barry,
in command OF the American army Of
pacification. His dispatches, for pru-
Dental reasons, are not made public.
Agitation has been alike In Havana
and Pinar III Rio provinces. In the
latter province II Is among the lower
classes. mainly negroes. Governor Ma,
goon reported that private and official
advices from Santiago, Santa Glare
and Matanzas provinces indicate alb
solute tranquility there. General Bar
ry to-day telegra aphed from Havana:
Referring TO newspaper account ot
agitation in Cuba. 4 have been alive
to the situation for some days. though
nothing has developed worthy of re.
porting. Daily reports from station
commanders show tran nquility In al
provinces. except IN 17inar Del Rio,
where there Is. some slight agitation
among the lower classes, mainly ne.
groes. Am satisfied any friction which
may arise win be promptly ana sue.
cessfully zhandl " q ss5 If NJ
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.UNEARTH SWlNDLE
I'm Los ANGELES
ATTEMPT TO FLEECE INN ocENT'
vvoRl<lNeMEN.
(By Associated Press.

& Los Angeles, sept. 26. What city
officials claim was the beginning OF a
swindle came to light today ii the
discovery Of the plans Of unknown
parties to advertise throughout the
west positions in connection with the
Owens river project and extort money
from people desiring employment.
Advertisements have been placed in
Denver and Seattle papers and possi-
bly, in other cities, setting forth that
All classes Of labor were desired in
connection with Los Angeles, big
water project, and to address GER
tain box numbers in Englewood, Cal,
where the positions we're to be se-
cured. The officials authorized Moth
ing Of the kind and say no men are
desired at this time. .& \. s.3 @
The matter was reported to the
postoffice authorities. but the parties
who we're behind the scheme were not
located. .g. ". x S554 48i
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NOT NOTHING YET CONSIDERED.
No Representations Made BY England
or Japan.
ny Associated Press.l

London, Sept. 26.-Baron Komura,
the Japanese ambassador, and the for
aeign office, unite in saying that issue
between Japan and Canada over the
admission Of the Japanese into Can
ada has not yet become an imperial
question to be dealt with by the al-
thorities. They point out that the
negotiations are confined to Ottawa,
and that in the meantime Baron Ko-
mura has no occasion to present any
proposal to the Toxic government FOR
the REIMBURSEMENT Of the Japanese Ia.
Dor. situation in Canada.
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RAIN DELAYS ;
BRlDGE:RIl FAIR
OPENING POSTPONED TILL 10.
DAYTIME EXHIBITS.
Especial to The Gazette.)

Bridger, Sept. 26.The opening Of
the Bridger fair, which was scheduled
for today, was postponed until tomo,-
row on account OF the rain, which
made it almost impossible for people
to set out TO the fair grounds. The
race track was SO muddy that no races
could have been called, had the fair
opened. The dance which should
have been tonight was postponed un4
I'll tomorrow night. This fair will be-
the best one in the history Of Bridger.
The exhibits are al in place and are
far above the average. Many Of the
exhibits displayed at the y Carbon
county fair have been sent here, and
altogether the display is one to be
proud OF. About As people, came mp
from Billings and most OF TIL tsssIH
stayed over for the opening toms "
row. iS#
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will NO LONGER SEEK 10 RJLE
ZION CITY.
(6y Associated Press.)

Chicago, Sept rs. voliva, who sue
cessfully grasped the reins Of govern
,ment of Zion City from John Alexan-
der Dowie and expected to reign in
his stead, last night announced to
LOGO OF his followers that he had giv-
en- up the fight. AT the same time NE
announced that he had lost the option
on land in New Mexico, where he ex-
pected to found a new colony. but
would buy property near Zion City
and found the colony there.
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AGED MAN 5 !.
in QUARREL |.
.coNFEssEs 70 MURDER AND.
KILLS HIMSELF.
(gy Associated Press.1

p Elgin, Ill. Sept. rs. Cyrus Baldwin,
s5 years Of age, one Of the Wealthiest
residents of Kain county, killed aim
self today BY eating paris green, after
he had confessed that he had murder.
ed his aged wife By smashing her skull
with an ak. Mrs. Baldwin was found
dead yesterday. Baldwin said he killed
his wife after q quarrel. m s5
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ROOSEVELT
CONSll)E: STRIKE
AGREES 70 coNsIDER n DOC cuMENs
TARY PAPERS.
tBy Associated A Press. J

washington, Gept, Preside lent
Roosevelt said today that he he'd CON
sented to receive some document tary
papers from the striking telegraph
operators, and that Riaen they are in
his hands ne would undoalbta btadly call
into consultation Gomnais Of La
bor .,eilI rttaher shan that. he said.
no arran gsznents had been made re.
garding tlle strike.
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First Business Session Held in Elk Hall Yesterday With Many
Members Of State Organization in Attendance

i Madison r. Merls, Mrs. MerIs,
N. EH. Lott, Mrs. n. w. Phillips, Jno.
Vanderbilt. winthrop Raymond, Wash
ington Niehart =. 3. sWeetzer, p. v.
Jackson, G. b. Wheat.
MeagalerC. w. Cook. Miner Tubbs,
u. q. Moore, Mrs. j T. Moore.
Missoula II. Goodwin
Park Geo. IA. Bruggey.
Powell--Jas. Perkins Il A McFar.
land, P. H. Fowler. "
Sanders F. Edgar.
Silver BoW-Narcecil Ladeaux, q.
w. stapleton, VIM. stolte, @. S. War
ren, 4. 0. Miles, J, C. Jones, n. q.
Huston, J., +. Beck, Jno Develin, G.
g. Fitchen, j. A. Frazer, r. C. Jack
son. r. M. Bateman., Geo Fsurlong, Jas.
Corkwell, Chas. Treeler, G. w. Story.
Sweet Grass hos. Kent
Yellowstone Paul Nice Cormick, G.
o. Gruwell, David Fsira..t s. III. New
men r. w. CLARK, j. M. Conway, Jno.
Ramsey, r. b jackson, B. w. Toole,
J. M. ". Cochran, A. ID. Newman.
Change in Membership.
General Charles Warren OF Butte
gave notice at the close Of the roll
call that tomorrow he will introduce a
motion to change the date of resi-
dence in Montana required to become
a member Of the society from 1868 to
July 4, 1876, the date on which the
pioneers received the first notice of
the Custer massacre. 5as Z
The presiding officer announced that
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company and the Mutual Telephone
company had extended the free use
of their toll lines to the pioneers dur
ing the three days Of the meeting. An
invitation was also read from the
Billings club rendering the freedom of
the club rooms To the members Or
the convention, after which the meet
ing adjourned until today. 855
sS Fine Parade Promised. Z
The principal feature Oh the meet
ing today viii be the old timers par
ade, which will take place this morn
ing. Arrangements for the parade
were completed yesterday and the line
of march announced. The parade will
form on North Twenty-sixth street
with its head on Montana avenue. The
procession will then march west on
Montana avenue to North Twenty
ninth street, cross the tracks and
march east ON Minnesota avenue to
South Twenty-seventh street, where
they will recross the track again and
march north on Twentyseventh
street to First avenue, thence west
on First avenue to Twenty eighth
street, stopping at the Elk hall.
4. The police force, viii lead the par
ade, and will probably be followed
by the fire department. 1t is planned
to have an old time bucket brigade
march with the fire department, and
an old time vigilante committee with
the police force. A number OF the
old pioneers, dressed as they were
years ago, carrying mining tools and
other accessories Of the times, Will
also take part. The two organizations
of the pioneers viii also have prom
inent part in the parade and the sec
ond Regiment and Ladies' Imperial
bands will furnish music. Many novel
features have been provided, and it is.
planned to make the pioneer parade:
one Of the most successful ever held
in this city. 4 Ssi q IS s. i.
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PROFESSOR ATvgATER faEss ~.

y Delayed Associated Prsss.)
Middlebown, Conn, Sept Prof.
Wilbur o. Atwater, head of The dapart.
ment OF chemistry at Wesleyan 1llntver-
sity. ana noted 6or mis- experiments
with the calorimeter, died tonight at
ter an Illness Of two years. I'd 8
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-09-27
.RIIAIl. ROAD MEN
|. STRlRE in CUBA
fTlE uR OF ALL ROADS ON THE
& ISLAND FEARED.
(RY Associated Press.l

Havana, Sept 26.-A general strike
of the employees of the United Rail
road and the Havana Central elee-
trio railroad was declared today.
Trains are running with The help OF
the engineers and without firemer or
conductors. A tde-up OF all the roads
on the island Is feared. n I ,s88s
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TAKE ESCAPED PRISONER.

Chicago. Sept a staaley Yves.
clelt, one OF the prisoners who as
capped yesterday from the county jail,
was today recaptured near his home
on Cottage Grove avenue. Weselek
put up a desperate fight and II re.
puired several oficers to take him
into custody.
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PREDICT \: RAJ /.

Jap-Hatina Socialists A. sse h
"God Save tEe
delayed Associasea N;
Winnipeg, Man, seas fSsSsa Ssa
closing session Of the sa4sas 14ss
sbor congress the socia Ssat
fused to sing God sS N iilssl,3 s;s;. B
Sir Wilfrid Laurie III Esssst
5mier, was denounced
on Japanese immigrss
scouyer delegates said a1ass1se ~ \
race war on the Pacs III fssi3s
are not soon taken b. asat
to stem the tide OF Asssss II 5s4
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sir THOMAS
Dl!SAPIPO POIN1:
tcHAGRlNED AT FAILURE no Ac-I
cEPT cHALL LENG CT.
lfRY Associated Preas.l

London, Sept. 26. - Sir Thomas LIP
ton, although bitterly disap pointed ~
the failure Of the New York Yacht.
club to accept his recent challenge,
today authorized the Associat ated
Press TO say that ne was prepared tns
challenge with 9o-foet boak under
the New York Yacht club rules,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-09-27
JAP WILL LOOK
INTO THE RIOTS
OFFICIAL OF HONOLULU LEeA
TloN COMES 70 AMERICA.
(Ry Associated Press.)

San Francisco, Sept. 26.-Timai
secretary Of the Japanese consulate al
Honolulu, arrived here today on the
steamer Siberia, having been or
.dered BY his home government to
proceed to Vancouver and make an
investigation Of the recent anti-Japa.
nese outbreak there.
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llNDREE:
FLOODS I'm SPAIN CAUSE GRE
pAaaAaE 81
lRy Asso,e lated Press.l

Madrid. Sept. ss.-D -Dnpre
rains in Andalusia have caused
destruction Of lie and prop perty f
Guodale alenaidna river mas been ss9zlyessl
ed anno q torrent three miles
and bridges. houses and even
villages have been slWen
The alood. Two hundred bassons
been drowned in the galley
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Recent excavations On the site OF
Jericho have laid bare the historic
city wall OF burned lime brick on a
stone foundation. while whole rows Of
houses have been uncovered.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-09-27
UNIONS Boo
FOR THE FAIR
lFlELE oRGA GANlzATIoNs SEND
III our CIRCULAR LETTER.
GsEseIal ID The Gazette.l

Helena, SEPT. 26.Last night the
trades and labor council had a meet
ing and sent out circulars to all OF
.the local unions asking them TO en-.
dorse and attend the state fair. This
was to counteract the reports 10 the
effect that the fair would be boycotted
by tthe unions on account Of the tele.
phone strike. ~.
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CARRIE NATION OUT OF JAIL.
fay Asseeiased press. u ].

Washington, Sept 26. Mrs. Carrie
Nation. recently committed 10 the
work house for disorderly conduct,
was released today, her fine having
been paid by friend.
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tBy Associated

Washington, Sept. 26
dent announced today tfi
there would be no obj
appointment of Wu Z
Chinese minister to the
He added, however. tht
mally taken the matter
state department.
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-09-27
A CLEVER TRICK.
The Way Lord Cockrane Once Won al
English Election.

The Way Lord cockrane Once Won an
English Election.
When Lord Cochrane was a candi
date for parliament in Honiton he re-
fused to give any brides. AS his oppo-
nent gave t5 head, Lord Cochrane
suffered defeat. The latter. however,
sent the bellman round the town an
nouncing. that all those who had voted
for Lord Cochrane would receive 10
guineas apiece if they called on his
agent. In those preballot days Of
course it was known how each man
voted, and the happy minority march
ed off to the agent, each getting his 10
gu1neas. Naturally enough, the major
ity began to think they had made a
mistake, and they resolved to rectify
that mistake at the first possible mo-
ment. In due course an opportunity
came. There was another election
Lord Cochrane stood again, and the
voters, remembering his lavish me. h.
DDS, asked him no questions, but re-
turned him with roaring majority.
Then they conveyed a delicate hint to
the noble lord asking what he pro-
posed to give them for this distinguish
ed service. mot one farthing!" roared
his lordship. The unhappy men re-
minded him that he had paid 10 gum
cas- head to the minority at the pre-
vious election. A complacent grin
frightened the face Of the member as
he gave this explanations: 1.-THE former
gift was for their disinterested con-
duct in not taking the bride Of Els from
the agents of my opponent For me
now to pay them would be violation
Of my own previously expressed prin,
ciples."
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-09-27
Compliments Prof. Laid.

The September number of What
to Eat" the pure food magazine pull
lished at Chicago, has this to say in
regard to the recent election of Prof.
E. F. Ladd, who has lately been elect
ed president of the Association of
National State Food and Dairy Pro
ducts:
prof. E. F. Ladd Dairy and Food
Commissioner Of North Dakota, has
been elected president of this Asso-
citation of National and State Food
and Dairy Departments. We have had
occasion many times to compliment
Prof. Ladd on the able administration
of his office, which has almost entire
ly rid his tate of food impurities and
earned for him reputation of nation
al scope. Years ago we stated that
no more efficient man could be chosen
to head the National Association than
'Ladd of North Dakota In Prof.
Ladd's election we see a hope for uni.
formity. While Prof. Ladd has been
opposed to uniform rules in his own
state, it is our opinion that he would
not accept the presidency of an asso
citation whose very object is to secure
uniform rules and regulations and al
the same time stand out against uni
form rules and regulations in his owl
state. Prof Ladd is not built of tina
sort of material"
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-09-27

Il T. .
FOR SALE.
u 1,15o.00-Buys new five room
house, rs foot lot, cellar,
cistern and coal shed,
near round house.
+ 1,2oO.00-Buys good four room
house, we'll & small barn,
lot and half Of ground,
Uline ave-, between 7th
and 8th streets.
1,500.00-Buys new house, four
rooms, pantry, cellar and
coal shed, Moore ave-,
back of Dr. Jones', lots.
$4,000 new room house
good cellar and two lots,
near round house.
,800.o0-Buys good five room
house, lot and half, Hill
ave., between 7th and 9Th
streets.
,80O.00-Buys new five room
house, lot and half, Uline
ave-, between 7th and 9Th
streets.
81 ,600.00-Buys good seven room
house, two lots, we'll and
small barn, near round
house.
" 2,70O.O0-Buys new nine room
house, two lots, large eel
lar, suitable for boarding
house, near round house.
3,s00.00-Buys good modern
house on west 9TH street.
For information regarding any
of the above property, talk with
Steve Jones, Devils Lake, N. D.
. o . . . . d o . =
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Attention..

l have 920 acres of land for
rent, IL miles northwest of
Devils Lake and 7 miles from
Webster. Most of the land is
ready for crop next year, fine
pasture with running water in
side which never goes dry,
good house sufficiently large for
large family. The land is of
the best to be found in Ramsey
county, and is complete with
granery, large barn, chicken
house, pig house. and everything
usually found on a first class
farm. Come and examine it.
p. DeFiore.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-09-27
Didn't Want Much.

Here Is an advertisement from an old
copy Of an English provincial journal:
''Wanted, for sober family, a man
Of light weight, who fears the Lord
and can drive pair OF horses. He
must occasionally wait at table. join
the household prayer, look after the
horses and read chapter Of the
Bible. He must, God willing, arise at
z o'clock in the morning and obey his
master and mistress in all lawful COM
mands; II he can dress hair, sing
psalms and play at cribbage, the more
agreeable. Wages, LIS guineas year."
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-09-27
.senger was injured.

Th1rty-two persons were killed in a
disastrous wreck on the Mexican Cen.
trail railroad last week.
: BOOT and shoe workers in seven.
teen large plants in St. Louis welt
out on strike last Thursday. Short
er hours and more pay.
The full democratic state tickat
won out in the Oklahoma election last
week.
LaFollette's presidential campaign
has begun, says Madison dispatch.
Mayor Tom L. Johnson received
his fourth nomination at the hands Of
the democrats of that city.
The chief of police of Spokane.
Wash, has given orders to his patrol
men to shoot the highwayman, and
shoot to kill.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-09-27
Notice of Sidewalk Construction.


BE it resolved nv the CITY Connc;, of tho f,i+u
of Devils Lake. North DaEota tbat i i 10y 10y
oass.r onnt W. VI GAoIa lhaC IL is nee
lowing lots and parcels of land which sidewalk
shall be built IN accordance with the ordin-
ahces now n force, which lots are situated in
the City OF Devils Lake, N. ID.
ORR'S ADDITION
sontb eido IF ,ots 10 :, * "a - 20 ~ % @,
70 % and "a biooL 81, ~ ~ ~ 70 TO- a. g.
80 % and o. III NIL std I VI iots ~ ~
q 20 IN SG ~ siu9 o. ioes i, g.
R,ocI an'd a., Addi -: oloch 49, D. rlaG OF
IL, 3, A. S and s, block 4. 'o''
CLEVELAND e. KENNEDY'S ADDITION
North side ri lo+s,.,d h,o.,. N NJ.
side Of lots and hlocL ~ SoU4h ;d EJ Jt
49, 20 III % q 81 q and % S,ocl sue u LOIS
side of lots l. Sai < q IN ~ - ~ noi ~
block 7. North side of lots i, 2, ,6,7.s 8
~, H. - and Is, block t. South side of lots a.
a Sontb side of io,, * e e. ~ auo o. -, nlo s
~ % 81 q and % hIocL N nt,h 40, - e. e.
49, IN n o. 70 N enJ 81 s,o1 Or TOYS
ro,.r ,nuncn,rnNm u Coy oiocA o..
HUME INVESTMENT COMPANY ADDITION
South side of lots I, 8. 9, TO- II and u. block l.
South side of lots !, 4. 8, 10. il and - hIocL
RIJGEH,s ADDITION
ADDAAAON
west SIDE OF lots l, ., 10, II, II: Ii and IA,
DOCK l.. west size OF lot l, block z.
MAHER LOCkES ADDITION
! East side of lots |, 2. 3,4,5. 6.7.. and 90
bIocL Wee+ e;J ~ - ~ ~ n, y, O. auu 20
Is IL TX and 10 hioct Easst s;d 80 10, -, 81
8, 4, $, 6, l., 3, 9 and 20, block 2. West side OF
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-09-27
Notice to Creditors

In the matter of the estate of Patrick Nc
Namara, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Elizabeth McNamara execueriz of the last will
of Patrick Nj Namara late of the city of Devils
Lake, D., in the county of Ramsey and
state of North Dakota. deceased, to the cred.
itors OF, and all persons having claims against,
sary vouchers, within four months, after the
first publication of this notice. to said Execu-
trix at her residence. in the city of Devils Lake
N. D.. in said Ramsey county.
Dated September 4th A. D. 1907
Burke & Nj iddaugh
Attorneys for Executrix.
Elizabeth Mcnamara
Exccutrix.
First Publication on the Sixth day of Septem-
ber A. D., 1907.