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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29

corner Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
RossI-In this city, March 27. 1907. Domeniccso
Rossi. and nephew of A. zabaldano, native
OF rbs bpogiani Italy aged "a & years; soaav Fr-
day., March %. at IL O'Clock 4. m., from
the residence of his brother, 29lo tnimoTe
street. corner of Vallejo. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery, strictly private
RYAN-In this city, March 2s, 1907. Margaret
Ryan. beloved wife of the late John Ryan, and
sister OF Thomas r. Finn. and aunt OF VIII
liam s. Finn, native of County Tipperary'
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow lSatur-
day., March go 1907. at 10 o'clock a. m :; .
from the parlors of Carew & English. 1913
Geary street. thence to Sacred Heart Church
for services at 1890 O'Clock. Kindly omit
flowers. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery by
electric funeral car from San Jose avenue and
Thirtieth street.
TRUDGETT-In Oakland, March 81. 1907, VIII
liam j. Trudgett, native Of England. aged
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services .oaay a
parlors Of the Albert Brown Company. 572
Thirteenth street, Oakland. Interment at
Santa Rosa. Cal.
aid Fl. wehe beloved son of Frank R. and
Helen NJ Wehe. and brother of Vanclief
Frank r. Jr. and Helen Wehe, native OF
DownievilIe, CAL, aged 81 years and 10 days.
A member of Berkeley Parlor No 21o. \. s.
G. w.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow ,(Satur-
dayD, March go at o'clock p m. from the
family residence, 2421 Carlton street, Berke-
ley, where services will be held under the
auspices of Berkeley Parlor No. 30, n. 5. g.
W. Remains at the funeral parlors Of Jane
son & Niehsus, 2434 Telegraph avenue, Berke-
ley. Interment Mountain View Cemetery
To the officers and members Of Berkeley
Parlor No. 30, n. s. g. W.: You are hereby
requested TO assemble at the hall tomorrow
Saturday, March 80, 1907. at o'clock p M
sharp. to attend the funeral OF our late
brother, Donald II. Wehe. BY order of
F. A.. B0YNTON.
Attest: FRANK McALL1STER, Rec. See.
WIIsoN-In THIS city, March 27, 1907, Mathew
Wilson, beloved husband of the late Cath
crime Wilson native Of Ireland, aged 50
years months and 25 days.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral today friday, at O'Clock,
from the parlors OF the Henry j. Gallagher
Undertaking Company. 1914 Webster street,
between Ellis and O'Farrell. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery, by electric funeral from
Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29
oLINGHoUsE is STIRRING
Work Increases in District of White
Horse

The Reno State Journal says that
with the approach of spring and better
weather activity at Olinghouse and in
the White Horse district is increasing.
Two shifts of miners are driving a
shaft for the Merchants Nevada Min
ing Company. The holdings of the
Merchants Company are located on the
east slope of White Horse Mountain.
The claims join the Fern Cliff on the
south and have practically the same
surface indications and formation. Sew
eral rich strikes were recently made
on the Fern Cliff.
A deal in the White Horse district
was carried through when the Robin
son group of five claims passed into
the control of French syndicate.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29
RAUER LAUNDRY IN COURT

Jake Rauer. collector OF bad debts.
was plaintiff in the court OF Jus
lice OF the Peace Van Nostrand yes
terdav in an attempt TO win damages
from s. Tsuchiya, a Japanese laundry
man. for the destruction of silk
-,fvt waist sent to the laundry by Mrs.
tsaner The latter paid the 81 laun-
drv bfIl. and then said that the waist
which was ruined was worth SIS. His
vic testified that she paid SIS for
inc garment Van Nostrand contin-
ued the case
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29
OPEN NEW COPPER MINE
Deal Is Made for Properties Situated
Near Spring City

The Goldfield Chronicle says that c.
A. Van Zandt and others of Butte,
Mont, have planned to take in the
Little Humboldt group OF copper claims,
thirty five miles northwest of Winnie
mucca and twelve miles southwest of
Spring City. Several thousand dollars
has been expended in developing the
property. The final payment has been
made on the purchase price of $4,000
An incline shaft has been sunk in ore
100 feet. The Chronicle says that be-
sides the group of claims Van Zandt
has secured title to several hundred
acres of land for townsite and smelter
purposes on the banks OF the Little
Humboldt River. The company's plans
include the erection of a water jacket
smelter of 75 tons capacity.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed in az
either Of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
ized TO have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply TO the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29
RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.

VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
For Sausalito, MIL Valley, San Rafael.
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS. s7:45. s:25.
ss:15, $3.50. II 4. m. 1920. s1:45. s3:i5. 4:S5.
sRuns to San Quentin.
7:45 a. N. daily. for Cazadero and way sta.
tions.
s:15 p. m. Saturdays only. for Cazadero ana
way stations.
$40 D. M daily. except Saturdays and sun
days. for Point Reyes and way stations.
From g. r. FOR Tiburon, Belvedere and San
Rafael-Week Days--T:40. s:15. ell 90 a. m
1888, $3.50. $40. $40 p. N. Snndays--7 40.
e:15. ''11:00 a. m; 1895. $50. $40. $50
p. m: 'e11 :35 p. N. Thursdays only.
Fror. San Rafael for 8. F.-Week Days-6s15
$40 p. n. Sund&ys-8:15 TAO. 7.55. a-z5
a. m. $40, 500, $40 $50 D. N.
From Tfburon for 8. F.-Week DaysH6.45. SIT
9:55. ii :96 A. No.. 1:1o. 4:06, 5:45 D. m Sun
days-s:45. SIT. s:55. :s5 a. N. f:10 4:os
5:45 6:55 D. N.
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VERDICT FOR THE soE-Iate wednesday
.veeinr me inry IN Judge Graham's court re-
t,,~reT q verdict IN favor Of the son. who con
@eefod the viii OF william Bacome. BacOme
leff $1,000 10 his boy and $4,000 70 Mrs. Aagee
his housekeeper.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29
'O1l0n sTaar Srls conNrcrrons.

seTfburon only.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages connect at GREENBRAE for San oueu-
tin; at SANTA ROSA for White Sulphur sprinrk
and Mark West Springs; at FULTON for BiIrfe's
Sanatorium; at LTTTON for Lytton Sprinas: At
GEYSERvILLE for Skaggs Springs; at CLOVER
DALE for the Geysers Boonville, Philo RI
and Greenwood: at HOPLAND for Duncan
Springs. Highland Springs Kelseyvllle. New
Carlsbad springs. Soda Bay, Lakeport. Bartlett
Springs, Blue Lakes, Laurel Deb Lake Witter
Springs. Upper Lake, Ponao Potter Valley John
Days Lier1ey's, Hullvilie, Orr's Hot SnrInga
Handley. Halfway House, Hopkins conotc6e
Mendocino City. Fort Bragg, Westport and rsal:
WOOD FOR Fort Bragg. Laytonville. Weqfport
Covelo, Cummings. Bells Springs, Harris Hub.
bard, Fruitland. Dyerville, Garberville Pepper-
wood, Camp g. Scotia and Eureka
GENERAL OFFICE:
JAMES FLOOD BUILDING SAN FRANCISCO
JAS. AGLER. General Manager
4. <. RYAN. Gen. Passenger and Freight Agt
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Mining Stocks Sink Lower,
Market Depressed
Runnor Circulates That Western Union
Will Investigate Wire, Service

taken out that assayed s90.77 in gold
and silver. The original locators have
laid out the townsite of Alta.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29

" 1907 at the brides home, by the Rev.
Philip Andreen. Abel W. Johnson and Thelena
T. Anderson.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29
STRIKE NEAR MANDALAY
News Causes Stampede from Rosebud
Camp TO New District

The Rosebud News says that a strike
on the road to Mandalay. sixteen miles
north OF Rosebud. had been made that
caused a stampede from Rosebud. The
strike was made on the claims owned
by j. A. Harvey and others, which We're
located in February. Ore has been
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-29
BIRTHS
MARRIAGEs

WOIFF-In this city, March 15 1907, 70 th'
wife Of Wfibert Wolf. daughter.
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IaNc snr @ciie inis Ynslanb Be.
iorat 6, @aine, Yer. 413, Of-1a!ti.
aore.S trafc, aabe Guitnnatoaie.Ass
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@ctcrn Marnfamb GiIcnbabm.

Seetrnc,lt 26. Gppember, beridBt SiaensStat.cn
EdglidJ.
4.t0 Woreens-S6nelpoft, SagerStoipr, 81. Il
W.s,Soti," Tabresboro, @6ainberSbur9 uno.
ausgenptnnel Sonrta9, Sancod uno Gunus
oerlanb.
800 Nde6ni. - accommodation mad Union.
Nrthge, fpiuie tdgltb. ausgeiloninlen Soniita6.
Wortt. Sanober, @ettDsburg ipib y. itto ..
Siniiion Yiuften.
'4,55 Yta1m. grpreb. SalpIIinie, Saserss
tpnit, Sancod, GDtppenst:.rg inb, aiiSsetoil'
men Gollittag. 5reoerid nno ginmtisburg.
gar!piYgSnggpn.
SGgliA. dusgenuinmea sunutag..
$40 Worgens - Y0rf. q. nnb 8. Stbi1on iinb
&arptIInie 6fiIih Don @ntorpsSrppe, foiuie
GartisIe.
ITO MoreenS - gffou. mad SisDfieIo. tu,ule
1900 Wlcraeiis = @eiiern grpreb, 8efiminfter,
9isp %Sgiiiofor. Union Nribee, GrllcebiIle (Sre,
berid),J IbusIupnt, -g8aDnes6oro, @bdfnbcrs.
bura, SaaerSio,p1i, Sdfcod, Cumberland ulb
GIfirs. D.sfet observation-disclosures.
{. 33 gtat y. ~ accommodation mad Snnober.
6.25 slbcrcY-aiiom. nad) Union grioae.
Wnr TcuucrftanS Hnb gdttitaas.
If. 25 W6euoS - Iffont. ttad1 r~nioftsgrioge.
Nur Spuutngs.
$50 W~orgenS-Mffont nod untottsBrtoge INN
Safoper.
. SaIt ni6t. au gennfbIbaria.sl es sgtatton an.
", 3hutertiun, s.. ". 3utucn,
@en. scefddftsfiibrer. Ger. s4,af. ssgent.
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grS ben 2cbrjnbrcn Yucttc Gull
hrrttS.

Die bcriibnltc Dpcttc @uilbert lit
fiir5li6 nit groBem Griol9e in Brill
JET ollfgctretcn. Gin bcl9ilde3 9latt
crinncrte bel bicIer @cleqcnbcit oil
Die 2cbrjobrc Der gcihGbtcn &iinIt-
lcriu ulb er5Gblte cine omiiIontc &c
id)id)tc ultS Scr 3cit, ga Npctte nod
in bcn Barrier &uricteS oils iGmmer.
lid bc5ablte Gboriitin uno Stotiitin
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bert Itclltc cine Der flint Srollel beS
entlcblid)cn MittcrS oar, Scbc oicler
6rollen bat Elm nidtSIogcnbeS Slut
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netc Ole lollge Ouettc, bic, gleid) ibrcl
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ober id)on iebr fllr5es &leibdcn trn0,
olti ei1er b%eio1Oeren Grfolg, ocrn tie
butte ibr 2ieb1en nit GROCER Sore.
folt c~initlbirt. glber D Sommer.
- cS 1tabm i~ibcrboupt MIR Elm ei1l5i-
ges 9lott bon ibrenl 0olein Noti5;
in oielcm einen 9lottc idrieb Der &C..
fiir6tete &ritifer Giftor @iloer:
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mir cine groBe BLONDE nit iebr ido.
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bin ln,D rihtete oil @ilOer ein 9rief-
d)ei, f~olgenoen Snbolts: u0os groBe
BLONDE M1bden nit Den idonen $50
Den beiBt Dpette @llilbert. Wterfeit
Sic lib Den Nonen!" 0a 8iloer
bolo borolf geItorbcn lit, bot er Die
Sriumpbe ser ogrobcn 9lonocn"
nidt mcbr mitongelcbcn.
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IBAIErq5!gERg&OtHLn
~ RAILROAD
Il IioIi6. 3daIid, uiisgenommen Sonltas.
gtur SpnIttaa.

6uiS. & .@Blg. -. I19ll6 4i6 q Az 70.
8oneniaaen 100 gjorm. his 500 9lbenbs.
Griibere Ablabrt bon oer @tt. &9bal;S Station.
.s SSssi's'ss 'qs' l7. %HS''f M!g5, 49, ~; s 1870. iig.s1,
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b Is;56, f as,9e l2iGiiSa IL t o0 AZ Tliii S'so ae $685. :
l.20, 1900, 800, 1900, $1,000, I11.00 8priH..
loo @S r2 o. *12$22, it.o6, Gl.6S5, I; 90 %,
(4ilnifeo), ?lG.o0, *io,o5, t11,1o, ~ SO abos.
Nnaapplis sri. 1oDaL"Statioiy 1850 nro
28.5S BORN 1856 UNI !5.J5 BIC ant Gamoel.'
800, 1886 giadln, nio l6.00 %glbenos.. 49,.
5rcoerid, Concentration, 1875 nro 29.15
Bofm, !!..35, 1880 alo 1920 gla9nt. ,o..
@inGci.cr, SIT. &obaI, ITO 8ornt, ~
1850 sadm.; notation, 1920 @ot...,
1900, 1850 urb 400 yiqGnl.
SnsrrStppn, Mi SFopdLg tation. rio Sotmu
1910 g!atnn.; SCmSensstation, 1870. F.3S
a iiIt NIB ut, ssiiiirs, eamoena G tafon,
T IS. 1910 Yorm. l1.2E, 1850. $3.50 @adHi,
Snrap, ut. aoSal.e citation. *2.4s Na6m.;
~ SoSai siae cine
naG 8BilaSeiphiG nnS Mstu .Oort.
Never T.rutiris an bet Sreiura5poR5igitei!
Giraffe, gseiu port 1cauem reth 9otels. Tbedters
mic Gef6dftssSitritt.
oenlie. Gcmben,sit. ast. aoboIset.
e6IatpaesonS "a. .Idai 8.51 q. 3.G6 j.
Rn,lpr Ii. 9iler. . .EGgI 7.55 B 500 g. 6
BUFFET, 9arI. ~.n.secr. GO $50 .. q 9.54 9.
@arIoI, gpeiieip. nur G, 9.25g 9. 3 957S.
YurIor, Speifep -. .Id9I LBS r.. e 1.59 q.
,MuDal 2intteo. -. .3dgI 3.4S y. 3.52 g.
Goa1es, 4biin. .alsa. 60 500 q. sos q 9
RurIor. Speilew.. 5daI 6.0oM. 6.o5 y. 3
S6lafmneaonS 49,. 9fgI 1890 ~. 1s.l4 t
2ofaIsG 6lofna1apnS mad GeipsDcrf lins .,s
reit aiun Srbraib In Der Gambens urb ut.
9topaIsStaiioll mn 1000 Mbetlos.
u, nadb Mlantit.Gitn an g8odentagen; .,
ka6 NtIantie.Gltg tdeIih; .. mad stlautie'Gitt
Sonntaa5. glne 3iige balten tn @tlmtugtun.
@biia,. Mffpm., Characterization 1915 Norn.,
i2. 90 aadbnt., 26.10 I0enbS; Wt. NohoIaSiatlon,
*s.2o Storm, 1928 gladnl, 76.15 MbeuSs, -,
Mbrrbeen Slifoir., COMMUNICATION, 21.0Q
Nadn,., 1910 Mbcnos; W!. HoDalsStation.
21.O5 gla6m., 1916 Nbcnbs.
Teferbirina bon fniim in G6lafs ODER Bar'
lorsgDuggons, Gpeiieraten etc. tperoen f6nen be-
iorst per seiepbon in nlen foIgenoen BILLET
IiireGuJ: Gburicss litD NaltimpresStrabe 9. &
g, ct. Taui 1924 ober mo-, euuriInno 1901;
Wft. JiobaI<Gtatipn. 6. & g., Mtt. Sernon 1923;
Characterization Snforrsation ssgirenu 6. & y.
Ct. Saul $40, o6er Mao.. GourtIln6 S128; NIB
~. b28, GASsgrpostpaa.
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81 i6luien ulo ibr iperoet eritolint
ieirt, rpie iid unier @ebirn idon in
oem fltr5en S6lummer erbolt bat.
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MIR Ser in ieincn NrbeitStug einiGo(
ten, Der geiibt lit IN Der aunit, Gin
3ltidblufCn.
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-
Nus Der y0uteu nltcn 3cit."
&n ocn picr5iger urlO fiinf3igcr
Subrcn 0ca Iebten Subr6un0erta
iponoertcn niclc 0cnti0c uod Sine.
rita ans. gl1lb uiclc ms benz Ser.
3pgtbum Noiiull. So fam c5 Dor,
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dJelL llnteriiifbnH bel &oBencllubo-
gen, olta,pou0crtc; lire 2Gnocreicn
1tno SuuIcr mllr0en BON Der @cmcill-
be aabenellnbogcn ongctdltft. Die
SGuier murocn nicOerNelcgt 10 bob
MIR nod cine Grippe BON S6It60ll-
men bic StGttc pes 9oric6 be3eidna-
tc; jcBt lit icoe Spur pcrIdJlurnOcrt.
2llld) ollf DEM Mciterluol0 luor Die
@onOcrlltit GroB, Pin Den @intcr-
2lbcnocn cr5Gbltc man ii6 bon Der
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lie nlitcrlebt bat, blcibcn lie lllloerz
0eBlid). Die 2hu9monOcrcr Dotten
Nun Itott i6rcr Wiiibcn mo blultcn
&ittcl Gin ncllca 6eItflciO mlNclc0t.
bcitc6en0 aus 0llt ltnO Mod, un0 i6rt
Sod)cn in einige Softer c%in0cpodt.
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ltimnt;
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nlc6r!"
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Sen @oqen, Der longiom fubr, Ole
Burden ir10 WtGOdc1 gobcn ibnt
oos @eleit bis orf oo@ nGdIte 0orf.
g2eil eS 0onlols in Der @egeno nod
feline Giien6nbn CAB, fltbr Der Sllbr'
nlonlt oft bis nod) Bremen. Die
Nllt5lponoerer bcItiegen nun ein &C.
9clid)iff un0 fonnten bon 0llld la
gen, lpcnn iie in bier @oden in9teu'
Oorf onfomen. Sci mngiinitigcnt
Min0 lrlo Stiirmen ouuerte biefSabrt
nod pie( lGnger, unb Die ornlen Gen.
te mllBten oft Srn9er ,lci0ell, lpellt
ser Hropiont 5llr 9teigc gitg. Wtlt
beiBer Sebnilldt morteten MN Die
g(ngeborioen in 0euti6lono ollf Ct.
nen 9rief BON glmerifu. Gnolid) fam
Gin iold)er. Slber moS foItete er?
lleber 5ipei @llloen ul0 Die lporclt
oftidiuer ollf5ubringen. God bic
&llnbe bon Ser Nnfunit zines 9rie-
fes perbreitete 1ib raid inn 9orfe,
Seoer molltc ben 9rici lcicn rllo
5oblte bnfilr Elm punr &rcll5cr Sci
trog ST ben Hortotoltcn. 9oS por
6ic n1ttc olte 3cit.
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Baltimore 0anpf Iadet 60.
{Nlse NIB 5%aUsrldfiivc Sat.2tnts.)
9ie Ser. StaatensaSoit bef5rbern6.
9ampfcr nGtrDinin" (neu), ,IlabGma,"
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,Ieprgta," uSenneiee".
Sampler rRbren tuoIim, @onniape uusaenoir.
men, bon ben Y8aisainte".Biers gr. 10-18,
l~iebtsGtrabe, Gao Mteuos, brett nab Old
Yoirt Comfort, gorfolf. ssoriSrloutb uno allen
Ranften beS Giibers. Herbinoune in -Slo
Roiut Comfort nit IS. & 8. @ilenbupn". gao
8ttbnlonb, 8erbinbung In Rortsrnont1 init benz
nGeaboaro slir Cine" Iolioen 3ua mad Sorts
rioui6 uub sliIantn. IN g.orfolf Yerbinoung
nit Der ygtIantic @outt 2ine," ysorfoIf ltn5
iueitiin linh nOIn Dominion Cine" nod yieips
Heipr0erf.
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rt1fe NGiiifGit5imrter, e~leIiriftte Beiei0tl1J,
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VT. f07. OitsSGitir1ore. StraBe. ST. 500 lilb
509, G~igbtsStrdbe, Q. u. g.. Office, Siibofts@de
Baltimore NIB gulncrt.StraBe. ngonttnentnI
3ruft Nuiioing" ino Iloau9h'e gr. 100. gloros
@barIe5sStrnBe.
SDbt N. GhefiuDpb, G.. Urutpn,
YiceFIrdf. II. Gen. s!1fdilda {. Ger. sBaff., Sgeitt.
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Marplanb & Gcnnipfpania g. 81.

7.30 Sorm. ian gorf ldeIi1, ausgenoihrleT
Gorntags.
$40 8orlH. md Geiia, mr eottntaes.
0.30 Gprm. nab 1cluir tdgIt6, aussenonls
men espnntaGS.
1.2o Na6iE. nod 9eIair, MIR Samftaas.
Surrtnas.
4.05 yta6rn. nnd) TeIta. mr. GonaiasS.
AS NadblrI. nan Nentr tdglib aliSgerorts
men Gonnt1eS.
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The Ward County independent., 1907-05-23
Miss Eva McGlynn Married.

Miss Eva McGlynn and Geo. B.
Dougherty OF Ross were married
in the Catholic church in Minot
May IL, at an early hour, Rev.
Jos. Raith officiating. J. A. Nc
Glynn of Ross and Miss Libbie
Dougherty OF Lakota, acted as
groomsman and bridesmaid.
They returned to Ross that
day where they are occupying a
new cottage built by the groom.
The groom Is q prosperous
business man of Ross, owning q
pool hall. The bride has taught
for several years in the county.
She is a young woman OF fine
character and many lovely at
tainments. 1t will be remem.
bered that she was one of the
contestants in the independents
piano contest. more than a year
ago, making an enviable run.
The Ward County independent., 1907-05-23
AN old SOLDIER is GONE
The Venerable John Druey Passes Away at
His Home in This City Saturday Morn
ng===F1e Was an Old Soldier and
Wealthy Farmer.

The funeral of the venerable
John Druey who died at hishome
on Third Avenue was held Sat-
urday morning from the Catho-
lie church, Father Raith officiat-
ing. A squad from Co. D. ac-
companied by Capt. Blakey,
marched to the church thence to
the Catholic cemetery, where a
salute was fired ovel the grave.
The ceremony was most i'm
pressive. The deceased was an
old soldier, having fought in the
Civil war. He was about sixty
five years OF age and came to
this state about a year ago, to
visit his children and remained
until his death. The deceased
leaves the following children:
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Baldwin and
Mrs. I4undy, Minot; Mrs. Fred
Hockspier and Mrs. Frank Hayes
OF Sawyer and Miss Lucy Druey,
The Ward County independent., 1907-05-23

A 1Qpound son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Truax Sun
day afternoon. Editor Nelson
of the Gando Democrat and Ed.
itor De LaBere of the Sheldon
Progress needn't act so high
toned. There are other newspa.
per men in the state, and don't
you forget it. OF course he's 60
ing to be a winner with the girls,
and il De LeBere's gill grows up
half as good looking as her dad, ,
Nelson's boy will have to use all
his Scotch Dutch Norwegian in
genuity to be in the race at all.
A. V. Swanson has a man out
on his farm in Mckinley town.
ship putting in over a hundred
acres Of oats and millet mixed.
He first sows the millet, shallow,
and afterwards sOws the oats at
a greater depth. When this mix
ture grows and just before the
oats are ripe, it will be cut and
baled with a hay baler. Mr..
Swanson always gets three tons
of the feed to the acre which is a
mighty fine crop.
Sheriff Lee returned home from
West Baden, Ind, where he was
several weeks recuperating. He
is feeling much better.
The Ward County independent., 1907-05-23

The Independent is glad to
note the fact that Martin Stigen,
the young man who was thought
to have been killed in the Bart
lett wreck, has turned up safe
and sound after two weeks sus-
pense on the part of bis mother
and other friends and relatives.
Martin intended boarding the
Oriental Limited but changed his
mind and went to the eastern
part of the state to visit his rel.
atives a few days. He is now at
the home of his uncle near this
city.
Bill Snyder, the big good ma
tured Teutonic farmer from up
the Mouse, was in the city Satur.
day, Bill says it's a shame that
so much good beer has to be de.
stroyed. He suggests that the
farmer be given an opportunity
of assisting in it's destruction
and manifested his willingness to
taking home a good sized jag
himself. Altho Bill would like
to see North Dakota a license
state, he believes that Gov.
Burke is enforcing the prohibi--
tion law about right.
The Ward County independent., 1907-05-23
MINo1 WOMAN W|LLEO
NEARLY $4,000
Mrs. Pringle to Receive Large
Sum From a Wealthy Dead
Relative in ScOtland...M Money
Will Soon be Sent to Her.

Mrs. Pringle received the glad
news that she has been left a for
tune OF 10000 pounds, equal to
more than $4S, 900, by her uncle
who died in Scotland recently.
Mrs. Priugle will receive the
money just as soon as the will is
probated.
The lucky woman has lived in
Minot for a good many years.
Some years ago her husband
was nearly killed in a cyclone
which struck the southern part
OF Minot and he died within a
few years. She has two sons and
g daughter. Mrs. Pringle is
highly pleased over the good
news.