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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
Nuslamc.
1900 ftlenscben
Reim Erdbeben in Turkestan
ums leben gekcrnrnen.
Spicne in Tculon ver-
baftet.
KSnis Edlpard fsisrt seinen
SIS. Ceburtstag.
Entscbadigung fir Yep.
peIin.
GIIekIiebes SdmiIienereignis
i'm hause des deutscben
krcnprInzen,

oO@t ~ 7)N@NLOQl4LS ItltO III
erIten oireften Na9ri9ten iiber ous
groBe grobeben I'M rriiiiben 3ltr=
feltan eingetroffen. 0o6 oenIelben ift
Die Staot &aratogb gon5li6 8erltort
rporoen utto 1000 WenI1en Iino umS
2eben gefonlnlen. Santn1tli6e Srt=
i9often in Der @egeno boben eelitten
uno piele iino boaitdnOig 5eritort
Wton i6abt Die @eiannlt5abl ser Ser
inelmdten ouf $4,000 ab.
= 9lus Ser ipanii6en Staot gor-
celono miro geneloet, in Der ge6be
oes fleinen Srtes galcombre babe
infolge zines grobebens Elm groruti6
itattgefunoen uno oie 8emobner oes
Srtes ieien, eeflu6tet.
Die Staot sSquique in Der flo
omerifanii6en 9iepublif gbtIi iit
ourb ein Seuer beimgeiu6t noroen,
0as 200 Mteniden obOn6los gelna6t
6at.
aonig goiparo bon GngIan0
bat ON SanItag in Sanoringbam
leinen &c. @eburtstag gefeiert. Inter
ben @dIten befarloen ii6 oas ipaniI6e
uno oas noripegil6e &onigspaar.
Sem oei1ti1en Gei6stag miro
beim 8ieoerbeginn Der SiBungen an
%. Nobenlber Elm 9fa9tragsetat gu
gebeit, in ipelden1 100000 Marf fir
ben 8al1 zines alpeiten 3eppelin'iden
2uftidiffes geforoert tperoen, folpie
fir grIebung Der finnn5ieaen Ser
lutte Gorge getragen miro, peI6e
@raf Zeppelin erlitten bot. Der err
folgreihe 2uftf1iffer bat tp1breno
ieines gerliner 9lnfent6alts BEL alen
maBgebenoen 5aftoren groBes @11t-
gegenfommen gefu1oen, 0as leine @r-
Imartungen iibertraf..
Die oelttide &ronpri15eiiin bot
am Sanlltag Worgen Inn 9 llbr 80
Winuten ibren @atten NIT einenl
Sobn1en bel6enft. gs lit Dies Der
5peite ssSSrnee, Der Dem iungen 9oare
geboren i1t. Ser 9ailer uno feline
5ral paren an 4beno norber ta6
England abgereiit.
s5n Der fran8oiii6en Stabt
3oulon bat man niebrere 5pione per-
baftet. IS f6eint, als penn oie Ser
| bafteten 5u elmer 9lrt internationaler
8ereinigung bon Spionen geborter,
Die in peri6ieoenen 21noern ibr 8e-
fen trieben.
Der oeuti6e @eianote IN Ser
| iien 8eb. 2e9ationsrat Stentrid, lit
gum 9eabfolger oes Or. b. Miiblberg
beitiint1lt, tpel1er 5ur Sabrespenoe
bonn Soften oes llnterltaatslefret6rs
i'm Muspartigen 9lrnte 5uriidtritt.
Stentrid, melber Dor 1ebernabn1e
Der Steaung in 8eberon General
fonIuI in &onitantinopel mar, genieBt
ben 9uf zines bor5iigIiden &enners
Der aiiatil6en 8erbdltniiie.
&aiIer @ilbelm bat Ser &0ni-
gin @ilbelnline bon !Soaano nlitge-
teilt, ooB er oen geit9 am nieoer-
l6noiiden Sofe in Der eriten @GIfte
oes Wonots DECEMBER abltatten
nto6te, mabreno uripriingli6 oie
brittle Nopenlber- -@ode IN 9lusIi9t
genomfnen mar. 9ie aonigin bot Der
8eridiebung 5ugeitimmt.
@itraoa Balma, Ser friibere
BrGiioent bon guba, bot ii6 in einem
Snterpietp 5u @uniten Der arnerifani=
f6en 5nterbention ausgeipro9en. SSl1
metteren 8erIauf Der llnterreoung er-
flarte er, es lei ieiner Meinlng na6
beiier1 menn Guba obbdngig iei llno
9fu6e uno 6rieoen bort berridtel1 als
Denn es nnabbangig lei uno bon fort
mdbr'snoen giepolutionen eridiittert
mer0e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
Gitp erntoroet 5lt baber, freieeipro-

Gitp ern1oroet 5u babelt, freigeipro-
6ert.
= 5toatsienotor 2oonep bat ii9
als &onoioot fir oos gln1t oes Gene
rol=9lntpolts angefiitoigt. Senator
2oonep lit elmer Ser itdrfiten 9(nbdn=
ger uno 56lepptrdger 8oileps uno
oaber Elm entl6ieoener @egner Oes
iebigen @enerola1ipalts 9opioion.
@e1erolanipolt 9opioion bot
gegen oie Seros @fiGer's gliiociotion
lpegen @erleBung Der Sruitgelebe
&loge eingerei6t. @r perlongt g[uf-
loiung Ser 9liiociatiol @nt8iebung
ser Gborterre6te Ser 5u ibr eeboren-
Sen &orporotionen u1o 3abIung bon
Strafen, Die fi6 insgeIan1nlt anf
$15,510,000 beloltfen.
SSn @l 8aio nur0en 5lpei We6n-
ner feItgenonunten, mel6e Die 9lb1t6t
battelL fali6e Clearing @ouie=Gerti-
ficotes" ipie iie iebt bielfo6 bon BEN
8anfen ols gfotbebelf ousgegeben
iper0en, in ltnllouf gu ieben. Sic
batten etnem 9ruder 9(uftrag gege-
berl iol6e Certificate 8u orude1l au6
batten Iie eiren @untnti=Stenlpel nit
Dem 9Somens5ug BON Il. @. Stepart,
Dem @el6aftsfiibrer Ser @riten No=
tionolbanf in Gl 9oio, o1fertigen
loIien. 9ie IoIi5ei befant oabon
&unOe u1lo berboftete iie.
- SedrD @erner, Ser angeflogt
NOR, George 8utts erntoroet 5u ba-
ben, lit IN Sonoo @itp gum Sooe ber-
ltrteiIt iDoroen. St bat Elm @eiu9
I'M einen neuen 8ro5eB eingerei6t.
Suon Sranco in 81 Boio, Der
Dor einiger 3eit einen t6tli6en 9(n=
ariff ouf BEN BORT Itotionierten neri-
fonifden &oniul Maaen nlahte, iit
3ur 3ablung bon $500 nerurteilt
iporoen. Ntaaen tpnroe iftfolge Ser
Affaire befanntlitb obberufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
GiieabaDnz 6abrplan.
g. q. & q. g. Sahm.

r9ob1 Grodet" ">3ue na6 SouIton, @aIbefton,
Beaumont unb Orange. 9t6fabrt 8 tbr abenos,
9lnfunft 7.55 u1orgens.
91a9 &errebiIe, sl6fabrt $50 ntoreens, gIns
fllnft bort 11.3O. 9tbfabrt bon @errbiue nbr
na6mittn95, 9lnfunft in @an Mntonto 7.5O
a6enOs. 9tur @amftags nndb @errbiue: 4 llbr
na6mitta9s. 8iidTabrt bon bart gapntaes b. J
morgens, atnfunft in San antonto $50 nlors
gems.
9ta9 guero, goetunt, poufton, @aIbeitot
Giootngs, &odbaIe. Cameron .1no gBpco, 9lbs
fabrt 8.45 bornlittaes. glnfl nit llbr ntpree1ls
Sad 9eebiae. Corpus gbriftt stIice N2ntbts,
@raHfas 8aB, Sfodport, 9lbfnbrt 1.5o nn9s
nj. 1908 unb 8 llbr abenos. 9tnfunft 7.55
mor9ens uno t.50 nanmtttaes.
9fa3 5alfurias, abfabrt llbr abenbs, Gn.
furft 7.55 murgens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
srlbfhalfe.

I'm Die @elofnappbeit on beben,
boben Die 3ur Clearing Souie 9liio-
ciation geborenoen 8onfeu bei6IoIIen,
nad Dem 8eiIpiel Der ct. 2ollifer
8anfen fog. &oiiierer Gbeds in Ser
Sobe BON 81, $5, $40 un6 500 aus
5ugeben.
Dieie Gbeds, Die ourd oos Stomm.
fapital Der 9anfen eebedt iino, mur.
oen beltte in llmlalf geiebt uno oae
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
3. & g. ". 8abn.
u DfuD Drt

ApIuUr
0tatb alien 9sotbsScrass s8unIten =. ...
.......4 l1br 1t11o $50 born1ittaos.
aa9 ct. Bouts, Wsempbis uno ben Difen
....125 116r nadn1ittags.
9fat1 Wtegifo -. 1920 llbr oorutttags.
9tufunft.
Son Ct aouis unO en- Often $50 moreens
Son lofalen Rurften ..7.20 abenos.
gon ct. 2oliis Ii. Dem Often, $50 mpr9.
8on Sareoo lln0 @lerifo =. los na6nl.
@on ct. Souis, aanias, gitb 1870 abDs.
ct. soais & san S ausiato sasu.
IbfabrL
ga1 Sort et1itb, 9pringfieIo. ST. 2ouis, aar-
fas ettb. ebieasO IS. & 8. q. 9epot)
S.oU Q0eHD5
Nntnnft.
Bon ct. aouis, aanfns @itb, 9aris. Gbicaeo
1910 morgen5
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
. 90ais & san s alltiat0 sassu.
gpntbern 0acific Nahu.

NbfaDrt
gta6 Stem Orleans, aouton uno @aIbefton,
tdgIi1 ;. . 11.40 mittags
uno ....... \. 11.30 abenos
gsa9 eagle 4ab, ST @afo, Californian uito
@Regifo 500 born1ittaes II. $50 abenos
Intmnlt.
Bon gtep Orleans, 9ouiton uno @aIbefton,
tdgli9 .. 735 morsens
uito ..... ...... 600 na9mittaes
Bon 81 &afo, Californian uno Waegito -.
lilo horntittag5
u1b 500 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
Setas.

., : 9os @ebduoe, in Dem lid, oos
gsobel9eldaft Der 81. z. 9ennis &
Wiglep eompunp in Dallas befon6,
IT abgebrannt Gas 5aus itono an
Der Gln1itrobe Der 6dooen beI0,,ft
iih auf 100000.
s. 6. @ooOe iit bon Der an.
floee %. s MopfieIO in aornes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
~. 8 & 7 Sabn.

gia6 gaco. Sort gsortD 0auas. aanfas gitp,
Ct. eouis unb gpicaso, tdsItd (euufei
GepolJ S.UO uOeHps
eOtal8ls pta smitbniae !. 7.30 pormitta9s
@Iamo Special na9 smiiboiae. 5ouiton, Sal.
nelfoH 1925 abeHos
9lufnnft.
Son Chicago ST. 2ouis. Sanfas gitp, 9auas.
Sort gSortb uno 2ssco, td9Iib (Sunfet
9epot) ..... 49,. 7.30 ntorgens
2ofnl6ug nin Smttboiue -. 9.o5 abenos
sIIamo @pe6iai bon smitbpine. SouIton. Sal.
oetpn . 625 ntorgens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
Die bcridieOencn nSage1 Ser g(us-
itelluuq.

-, 9ienitog, BEN 12. 6ruteruoI- uno
Macobee-Eog.
9fittlDod, 0eu 13. Sag ser fonfo-
oerierten geteranen uno ser in ser
Republif Seros @eborenen.
9onnerltag, oen IA. San 2(ntonto-
linO @erifo-&og.
5reitog, oen 10. Gag lln6 3uiorn-
menfnnft Der 9tngora-3 -3iegelt-3 3iid)ter.
SantItog, ben 16. Sag Ser Sc
iddftsreilen0en Ser 5arnters ltniot
uno Ser llniDeriitdts- -Shloenten.
Sonntag, oen II. &on3erte. Qofo-
ntotioen5lHammeuitoB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
gsenn On fiiGlit 9t6 franf uno ionnO

g8enn On fii9lit Gid frauf uub tonnb
- Snl oes 2eibes llntergrun0; @enn,
lpas 1onlt ein frober Sang, Ma6t
Dir fbon i'm Sorall5 bang, - @eil @u
petBt. tpie's iltdt ul0 breiult, y sis Der
gStllbl" it'd bon Sir trennt; gHenrl
gu. S9dmorrboioen bait @ilIe, baB bes
Seioens Sait - rAnafeIi5~ ipiro oerInilIs
bern, II Sdnea miro iie bie S6mer5eu
lutoern, = 9eren gSie0erfebr ber9lfle
bern. y Erobe unent9eItIi 6 ge~
lteferti bIaudlt 1nlr y. 9tenItabter &
e9. SpE 2416, gsew gDre 9itp, 5u aoz
rellleret. Sle gAnateiis@ lit IN alien
4potbeten 81 baber. 9reis ST.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
@ittOria sipiiion. @. s. & 9. VI.
lOulf sbOre.
q MDfaprt. | t.

gaat Gnero, gictoria, 9ort 2abaea, CORPUS
Gbriiti, Brownsville, 0tio Granoe, gitb.
@oliab, 8eebiae, gsbarton, 9aIaetes uno
9oufton :. 100 nloreers
anfnnft ...... $50 abenos
Der Sam 9oufton" nod guero, Gictoria,
gsbartoH unD 9ouiton:
Ibfa9rt. 7.55 abenos
Antunft .. TOO nlorsens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-11
Nadl WroiunsbiQe

Ser Bug Der Gu1lIet Gictoria 9ioiIion, ab.
fabrt 7o5 ntorgens. ma9t in GIaeeoo 8erbiu-
buns nit Der GuIf Goat Cine fir Corpus
Gbriitt. 9tnfunft bort 400 nadmittags, @ntnnft
III @rupHsbiae 925 abenps.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-08
Sheriffs Sale

Co7-oMdatcd Wagon and Machine Company.
corporation. plain 49, VS. David w. 4a4en
ana alllie Nadel. defendants.
ADt.ee OF sheriff sale on foreclosure Of
MORTGAGE.
Under aud hy virtue of an order 0f sale end
decree Of foreclosure. issued our ID. rhc District
c9uT Of the Fo1ltl Judi ..al District, State Of
idalo-il and Tor the county of Lincoln ou the
RI daf of % -toDer- 1907. in the above entitled
csiou. waer-i Consolidated Wagon and Ma
cli1e Company. FL corporation che above
named piti --ff- obtained % Judgment and de-
cree gairsr David ". Yade I'D AMI Hiiie Iaiien.
defendants OBJ fne 23i day Ut september, I.sj7-
which SAID decree was. Oh the 2I day III Sep.
teu1er i90s rt corded r. Judgment Book One
of ra'd Court at page ~, am commanded 20
sell D that ccrfaiu lot piece or parcel " land
situated in fh~ county OF Lincoln, stare Of Ida
no. aid bounded and described a. follows, to-
wit.
The VII of the nwt+ ard fhe sel4 nw1t and
the swl-f nei-4 ali "a section Is, township o s.,
range l3 f. =.
&otice is hereby given. That on the 3rh daT
Of Novem Der. 1871, at O'Clock .. m Of tlar
day. iu front 0f the court house ina the village
Of -hp-hOne. county Of Lincoln ] will. in obe-
dieure 20 said order of sale and decree Of fore
closure. sell the above described property. or
much thereof as may Dee Necessary To satisfy
pla lriff Judgment. with interest thereon
and costs. 70 the highest bidder for cash
tsEALI I. G. Jones
Sheriff Lincoln county.
Dated November :. a D. 1907
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-08

Thousand Springs Land and Trans
portation Company Limited, having It's
principal place Ct business at rooms
80 and 81, Idaho Trust and Savings
Bank Building, ia the city Of Boise,
county Of Ada and state Of Idaho.
Notice is hereby given By the said
corporation, that 1t meeting Of the
directors, held on the 18th day Of Oc-
tober, 1907, at said principal place Of
business, an assessment Of two (s2)
dollars per share was leYied on the cap
ltal stock of the corporation, payable 70
William A. Plumb, treasurer of said
company, on the 18th day Of November,
1907 at room 320, Idaho Trust and
Savings Bank Building, Boise Idaho.
Any stock upon which the assess
ment remains unpaid on the 18th day
Of November VIII be delinquent and adj
vertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before, viii be
sold on the 18th day Of December, 1907,
the day appointed to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs of adj
vertisiDg and expenses Of sale.
Thousand Springs Land ard Transpor-
tati0n Company, Ltd
BY WILLIAM A. PLUMB, Sec'y.
Oct l8-NOv u
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-08
All Over Idaho

/ American Falls expects to have a
cement factory soon.
1 The colored people Of Pocatello ara
to have a church, the building to be
finished by Christmas
Amos E. Hunt, beet hauler at Rex
burg, was kicked by vicious horse and
died from the injury
The Independent telephone company
at Nampa is putting all its wires in
underground conducts.
A workman named Parker fell into
the centrifugal sugar separator at Sug-
ar City factory and was killed.
More than a million dollars will be
paid this year for the cattle and hogs
shipped out Of Idaho county.
A new republican paper, the Globe,
is to be established in Grangeville, the
first issue to be early in November.
Guy Benson, of Plano. pulled a horses
tail and one Of the hairs cut his finger.
Blood poisoning set in 50 that Benson
is in serious trouble.
A dog poisoner has been operating in
Rupert, getting principally pedigreed
dogs Of high degree instead Of the
really troublesome ours.
s21, 482 was paid in for Idaho game
licenses for the first three quarters Of
this year, as compared with Sl4, 90S for
the same period last year.
Harvey Foehinger, a brakeman on
the gravel train at the government
dam on the Deer Flat dam, fell under
the wheels Of the train and was killed
A wheelbarrow load of bricks fell off
Of the new Pocatello Y. N. C. A. build
ing, and landed on one Peter Larson, a
workman, on the next floor. Pete win
recover, but he had a narrow escape
Sugar beets near Star, while the
average yield has not been exceptional,
have still been a profitable crop. Single
beets have weighed "A pounds, and one
yield of 26 tons to the acre is reported.
The Caldwell News is talking of
spending its surplus prosperity in estab-
fishing daily paper. The Nampa
Leader, which knows, gives the ambi-
tious publisher some fatherly advice on
the subject of squandering ones sub
stance in such riotous living.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-08
I'll u IN or
THE END MAN.
He Starts the Ball Rolling at the
Burnt Cork Show.

He Starts the Ball Rolling at the
Burnt Cork Show.
Funny ting happened ter me las
night remarked the end man when
the tenor with the clear and liquid
spring water voice had responded gra-
ciously to several encores.
why. Mr.. Tambo" exclaimed the
middleman. surely you are not going
to tell me that you refused good
cigar?"
NO, sah,' returned Tambo decided
~. dat wouldn't be funny-dat would
be serious. But as Al WIZ sayiu'. a
funny ting happened. When Al went
ter bed de bed WIZ in de room. an
when All wakes up it wuz In de inawn-
in"
When the ushers stopped laughing
the other end man swung around. hook
ed one arm over his chair and faced
the middleman.
Dat amt muffin at all to a little
financial problem All hab," he said.
"Ah had tree cents yesterday. All
bought tree sticks oh candy at a penny
a stick an An had one cent"
That's impossible, Mr.. Bones" de-
clared the middleman. you simply
cannot spend 3 cents and then have l
cent when you only had 3 cents in the
first place"
"Ah sho' kim" rerorted the end man.
"Ah did it dis way: All had tree cents
All bought tree sticks Oh candy an All
had 1 cent
But You couldn't have cent per.
sisted the middleman.
But All did, shouted the end man.
"Ah bought tree sticks, All took two
sticks wifi me an All had one semitic
nah house
"Our accomplished basso, Mr.. Croak-
ley, will now render that beautiful bal
lad of sentiment Down. Down, Down
and Out "-Perrine Lambert in Judge.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-08

While the state militia encampment
was success from the point Of marks
manship, the attendance was very light.
Company A, of Nampa, sent only ten
men, and Payette even fewer than
that.
Charles A. French, father Of Con
gresham Burton L. French. died at
Linden, Latah county, October %. He
was born in New York state in 1888,
and came west % years ago, settling
in Idaho. Seven children survive him.
After thieves had on two occasions
visited his kitchen, City Attorney Lam
son. of Nampa, fixed a spring gun
where it would al the next thief with
fire and little salt and other good
things for such a case. The right man
got the load but he was still able to
run faster than the attorney. Much
petty thievery is reported from Nampa.
The state viii have some excellent
dry farms. One Of 5000 acres in Bing-
ham county, near Idaho Falls, has been
leased to a big company which viii
farm it with a steam outfit. The com
pany pays 10 cents an acre year, but
the land is always subject to sale Two
other farms Of about $500 acres and
one Of about 400 acres have been Sc
cured to be leased in the same manner.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-08
Notice

Sealed bids viii be received at the
Office Of Wayland & Fennel, architects,
Soma Building, Boise, Idaho, addressed
to Robert Stiles in care Of the above
address up to and until 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, Nov. p for the following buildings
1 residence.
! barn,
l ice house.
All frame construction.
To be created at Hay Spur, Blaine
county, Idaho and in connection with
the State Fish Hatchery.
A certified check in the sum of $3.50. 90
made payable to Robert Stiles shall ac-
company each bid as guarantee that
bidder will enter a contract and furnish
a satisfactory bond forewith if so de-
sired.
The right is reserved to accept any
or reject all bids presented.
Plans may be seen at the Office of the
architects, at the Office of the Wood
River Times. Haley, Idaho, and at the
Office of the hoshone Journal
z
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-08

Lord Bramwell. a notable wit Of the
English bench, was once sitting in a
case where the prisoner was accused Of
shoplifting.
MY lord. my client is not a common
thief" urged the barrister for the de-
Tense. He is suffering from kleptO-
mania
"That is exactly the disease 1 am
here to cure" replied Lord Bramwell
blandly Youths Companion.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-08

See Frost for patented lands. SO to
s85 per acre.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-26
DEATHS

NDBRSON-Alexander N. Anderson, A years.
married. native of Scotland, 1919 South Grand
avenue; portic reorganization.
FIELDS-Ars. Minnie Fields 10 years, mar
ried. native OF California, 555 Bishop street;
pulmonary hemorrhage.
UTIERRIcZ-TheophiluS Gutierrez. 55 yeara,
native of Chile, county hospital; double
pneumonia.
HILL-Miss Lillian May Hill, 25 years. single.
native of Massachusetts, Pacific hospital
hemorrhage and surgical shock.
JONES-Mrs Mary Jones. SO years, married.
native oC Wales, 2S14 East Main street;
pneumonia.
McLELLAN-Mrs. Sarah Mcclellan. 50 years.
widow, native of Nova Scotia. 453 South Soto
street; intestinal nephritis; burial at San
Jose
MERRITT-Mrs. Ida Merritt 2S years, married.
native of Minnesota, 24S North Olive street;
pulmonary tuberculosis burial at Minneapo-
lis
OWEN-Joseph Wilbur Owen. 81 years, single,
native of Illinois, 623 Mailman avenue; pull
monary tuberculosis
PADMITER-W. d. Painter So years, for
merly of san Francisco emergency and gen.
eral hospital; pulmonary tuberculosis; burial
at San Francisco
TIER-Henry j. Tier. So years. widower, ma
tive of England. emergency and general hos
pital cancer.
WILSoN-Jno. Miller Wilson, so years widow
er, native of Ireland. 3017 Normandie avenue;
embolism OF left leg.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

E-GONGAWARE-Jame r. Wallace,
age 2S. native of Pennsylvania, and Geo.
w. Gongaware, age is, native OF Pennsylva-
MIA both residents of Long Beach.
AUSLAND-Karl e. Seeber age So,
native Of Germany. and Gunvor Ausland, ago
27, native of Norway, both residents of Comp
ROWN-SNITH-Cl Clarence c. Brown, age 90
native of Nebraska and I. Ray smith, age
49, native of California, both residents Of
Los Angeles.
HILL-JACKSON-Wa S. HILL age 49, ma
tive of Missouri and Carrie A. G. jackson.
age 25 native Of Pennsylvania, both residents
of Pasadena.
RIVERA RA-VALLASTERO-Pete Rivera age
21 native of California and Annie Valas-
tero, age 10. native of California, both resi-
dents OF Los Angeles.
SWARD- D-PETERSON-Martin C. Sward, age
&C. native of Sweden and Ellen Peterson, age
% native of Sweden, both residents of Los
Angeles.
BASSOE- -GARDNERAPet Bassoe aged 49,
native of Norway and resident of Chicago.
and Miriam Gardner. aged 81, native Of
California and resident of Pasadena
HANKOVSCKY-BOD Alexander Hankov-
scky, aged 20. native of Hungary and resi-
dent of San Bernardino, and Josephine Body
aged 2S, native Of Hungary and resident OF
Los Angeles
DONEET.LY- Y-MORRISE-Rohert NJ DonnAily
aged 81, native of Colorado. and Mary r.
Morrish. aged 2S, native of California; both
residents of Los Angeles.
WADAMS-AIRD-Arthu Wadams, aged 25
native of England and resident of Long
Beach, and Nellie L. Aird aged IS. native
of Tennessee and resident of Los Angeles.
sTRATTON-JACKSoN-Fo y. Stratton,
aged 81. native Of South Dakota. and Pearl
NJ. Jackson. aged q, native of Illinois; resi-
dents OF Gardena.
TAYLOR-LEWIS-,John X. o. Taylor, aged 23
native of Massachusetts, and Edna B. Lewis
aged %, native of Ohio; residents of Pasa-
dena.
ROWN-THOMPSON-El J. Brown aged
81, native Of Indiana, and Bertha a. Thomp
mi tfNsA -
Los Angeles.
JCRDAN-DITEWIG-W w. Jordan. aged
26, native of South Carolina, and May G.
Ditewig, aged 81, native OF Illinois, residents
OF Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-26
WASHINGTON

TACOMA, Wash. Nov, 25.-Weeping bit
terly, Mrs S. E. Hodgson told the police
that she believed it would break her heart
to give up the 5-year- r-old child of Mrs.
Kent of Everett, which Mrs Hodgson
has been taking care of for the past
three years. For six weeks there was
scarcely an hour, day or night, that
did not have the little fellow in my
arms said Mrs. Hodgson in a voice
fun of emotion II love the pretty. curly
haired boy as though he were my own
child. He has had the best our house
affords in food clothing, playthings and
ALL l cannot give him up now A wire
from Mrs Kent In Everett asked the
police TO look up the chiuld and tell Mrs
Hodgson to send 1t to it's mother.
Having scarcely tasted food for five
days. keeping his jailers I'm constant fear
that he will kill himself by dashing MS
brains out against the iron wall of his
cell. Joe Carbon, former terror of the
Alaska frontier and murderer of three
men, is to be removed from the county
iail of Pierce county to the United
States hospital for the insane at Wash
ington, d. C. Carbon first showed symp-
toms of insanity in the federal prison on
Mcneil island.
GEORGETOWN - Nick Bonnes and
Frank Pursel, proprietors of Lincoln
Park saloon, were arrested by Policemen
w. J. Jones and Joe Taylor for disor-
Derby conduct and were released on bonds.
WALLA WALLA-Deputy Sheriff Allan
Byrnes of Wollula, who was accidentally
shot in the forehead. will probably re-
cover although his wounds are terrible.
The whole frontal bone was broken by the
bullet.
HOOUIAM-The Hoquiam Lumber and
shingle company will discontinue its night
shift for the present. Logs are quoted at
80 for No. fir, Sc for No. 2; spruce steady
at IS and $40, while cedar ranges from
so TO Sid.