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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
WRECK IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Warren. Pa, March Strain No. 80 on
the western New York and Pennsylvania
division of the Pennsylvania railroad
plunged over twenty-five foot embank-
Inent near Irvington tonight and nine per-
sons were injured, none fatally Two cars
were thrown from the rails and down an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
BRITISH STEAMER ASHORE.

Honolulu. March 6.-The British ship
loehgrave is ashore at Kamalo on M0lO-
kai Island. Steamers have been sent TO
hr assistance. The LOchgrave mistook
the channel She went ashore last Mon
DAY and viii probably be a total loss.
The L0chgrave was from Antoagasta.
Chile 10 Honolulu. She carries a cargo
OF Nithre
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07

Reeder were named as appraisers for the
estate of William w. Stone, deceased
GIVEN A DIVORCE.-In the district
court Yesterday Judge J. a. Howell grant
ed decree of divorce to Rosaline Becker
from Lee Becker on the grounds OF de-
sertion. The plaintiff was also given the
right to resume ner maiden name, Rosa
line Christensen the defendant was taxed
the costs of the action together with the
ATTORNEYS fees
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
ARMx oEElcE ABOLISHED.

Washington. March e.-Tbe military
secretaryTs office OF the army. established
for the benefit of Major General Aims
worth, went out of existence today in ac-
cordance with the provisions of the army
appropriationt bill and the adjutant gen
erals department was revived General
Asnsworth was sworn in as adjutant gen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
FIGHT IN State cAPIToI.

larson New. March Sam Davis was
sssseaiied and beaten by Secretary Of
slste Douglas in the corridor of the
sSp rsl building for printing a criticism
~ douglas by Supreme court
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
KILLS DIVORCE INDUSTRY.

! Pierre. s. D.. March 6.-The house :
4 psssed the senate divorce bill re-
: auiring a residence of one year in =
4 fhe state and three months in the :
: county before beginning a divorce
. suit. with all hearings in open court. =
: This law kills the divorce industry =
\ Of the state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
WOMEN
Who Are SickIy

and anxious to be made well again should
corr paer1ce taking Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. We guarantee every bottle of
the genuine to be pure and in taking it
YOU have the positive assurance that hav-
ing cured others, It Will cure you, too.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
STAR OF GOMEZ
IN ASCENDANT
uco President of Venezuela
luain Friends With Ruler
of the Republic.
cAs1B0'S RECOVERY SURE
,or1sss SOON TO eE CALLED
TO ACCOUNT.

March 8. via San Juan, Porto
,f.rrb s-An authoritative expla-
hloo, = the meaning Of the recent con
nauo- AZ Macute, near Lasuiara, be
iersl-' PRESIDENT Castro and Vice Presf-
tss.I corez. was obtained today by the
osns .,atad Press. The original cause of
Asss s-srsngement between the president
iHs - nresident of Venezuela was triv-
4+' -. president Castr0's Illness and the
a. "a ,.ride of Vice Presindent Gomez
HJJhiss designing ministers 10 poison
eaaosse,. Castro's mind against wee
5.ssident Gomez until tne eslTalls
fIes-s,e complete. Certain mlnlsterlai
beesn a1tssonizlng the vice president were
acts ~ s1nnesr as emanating from Castro
mane The president, in ignorance or
hihlss si,,,ation. wondered why nus former
W. va frisnd did not VISIT MN anu Ilildlly
eel as,ine 10 seize the presidency were true
Castro Sent for Gomez.
4, the belief that Castro would
rlIhi lever sufficiently TO call them TO
Nv so,rt certain members OF the minis
- 0fo-bade- COmesindO Rivas, proprietor
ny ~ ~ eSs,ons+itucionale. 10 print editorial
q ~ -6ssring on politics. Senior Rivas
lS-.sSeraf Castro and asceriained that
tan nrssidsnt was ignorant OF the 1ssu-
ltne p mis- order Thereupon Senior Ri
iehev, , ~ President Castro fully of the
va ,,.ieai developments Of the last five
lol n,Ss n the reported amazement OF the
n-i5srt Within fOrty-eight hours the
llrah tI1 t1are asteunded by the news that
E,lpisert Castro had sent for Vice Presi-
- corez soon the differences be-
os,e The two old friends had been ex-
l.ni.ed and both men were happy i'm the
P,l-.;listion They agreed that future
IsIS,5csI action by President Castro would
,.e &C its basis the combined interests OF
Gomez and Castro.
Soon to Return.
rr,toss unforeseen complications occur it
i predicted that the president Will re
avn 10 Caracas within 81 month rms
does not mean, however, that ne viii
completely recover. Tor IL IS certain mat
President Castro never VIII De the same
man again However, every authoritatlve
source unitss in the statement that the
immediate danger is over
Iuportant administrative changes are
promised when President castro returns
Il caracas This means that those min
isterS who have acted upon the assump-
Non that President Castro would die, viii
he made after all, to give an account OF
The influence Of Sonora Castro always
has been exercised toward bringing about
q reconciliation between her husband ana
Vice President Gomez The situation,
however. required Senior Rivas. whose
hold accusations convinced President Cas-
trO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
DEMOCRAT FOR CONGRESS.

Gearv. Okla. March Sc. /. Fulton a
LAWYER of Oklahoma City. was nominated
for congress tonight by the Democrats of
the Second Oklahoma district
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
Burial Of William schear.

The funeral of William Schear was held
at 2 clock yesterday afternoon at the
Mound Fort meeting house The services
were presided over by Bishop James Tay-
Tor. The ward choir sang several seicc-
tions and solo was rendered BY Miss
Katherine Wo0dcock- The speakers were
Elders Ramscen. Young. A. Farr John
Wilson, John Martin and Bishop Taylor
Burial was in the City cemetery
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
TWO KILLED AND
THREE INJURED
Continued from Page

escaping steam. Fry's injuries are the
more serious. He was riding on the mid
die car and when the train tipped over
he was buried underneath tons of ore,
suffering severe scalp wounds and body
bruises and may possibly have suffered
int eruaf injuries
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
SCALY ERUPT|ONS
COVERED H|sBODY
Itched Constantly Scratched Until
Blood Flowed Suffered 10 Years
Doctors and Medicines Were
Fruitiess-Tries Cuticura and Is
Completely Cured
BY THREE BOXES OF
CUTICURA OINTMENT

"when I was about nine years old
small sores appeared on each Of my
lower limbs. / scratched them with a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07

Pickle products to be better than now
they viii be that way.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

will strengthen and tone the entire feni-
nine organism and cure Backache. Sick
Headache Cramps, Dizziness. Dyspepsia.
Indigestion. chills, Colds or La Grippe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07

women of the w c. T T. will give an
for which the following
program has been arranged:
Song...........'A Temperance Prayer
Scripfural reading and prayer -.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-07-01
Veaaaer6in Mikla New York.

Yer gatum Pess fyrir sk0mmu hvert st6r-
virki borgin New York hef6i f@rst 1 fang til
Pess 40 aaa ser negilegs neyzluvatns. En- ST
er pc ekki Gina Prautin, sem par er MI af
hendi az lima. Sa er vandinn engu mimi, a0
greioa svo dr samg0ngum og autningum 0il-
um / peirri miklu borg, ao fulln@gt geti p0rf-
Pess manngrda, sem par er saman komln,
eoa a par leio UNI.
Borgin stendur a mj6u nesi er gengur
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-07-01

suour MILL Hudson-fj6ts og S javar, og meg
inhluti hennar stendur q nesinu framanverou,
sem reyndar er eyja PVT a0 H~arlem-ajot renn-
ur Pvert yfr nesio og myndar Pannig Man
haitian ey, sem er miohluti borgarinnar. par
cru mi0st0ovar hinnar st6rkostlegustu verzl-
unar / heimi. st6rhysi rfsa par upp hvert q
fatur 00ru, tuttugu til Prjatiu lofta ha, og
sum meira en- PAD. [ hverju PETRA. vinna
margar Pdsundir mamma allan daginn, en-
eiga heimili / 00rum hlutum borgarinnar e0a
utanborgar; Pvf az / Manhattan cru MI "a
fbdoarhds az tilt0lu, hin miklu st6rhysi fyrir
verzlun, i0na6 og 0nnur st0rf, cru nestum BIZ
in 40 dtryma Peim, og allur j0ldi vinnufarra
mama / borginni verour Pvi az aytja til Man
haitian a hverjum morgni, og helm aftur q
hverju kveldi, og allur sa segur verour az
fara yfr %stort1j6t og froi, er lykja UNI bann
hluta borgarinnar a ALA vegu. Borgarste6-
10 er / raun og vern 6h@flegt fyrir svo st6ra
borg. Landio er fyrir l0ngu oroio of liti0,
par er ekkert rum fyrir Aeiri hds en- MI cru
par, og Gina raoi0 er Pvf a0 st@kka pau og
h@kka, byggja harra og h@rra 1 stao Pess az
fj0lga hdsum. Og 6m0gulegt er ao Aytja
borgina Paoan a hentugri s,ao, hun er fyrir
l0ngu Groin of stor til Pess. Eina radio er Pvf,
40 leggja Pangao n@giIega vegi, til Pess az
dytja daglega fran og aftur margar mi j6nir
mamma og dauoa mum az sama skapi.
Altar P@r jarnbrautir og bryr, sem as
borginni liggia, cru fyrir l0ngu 6n6gar or0n-
ar, og ferjurnar og gufuskipin hafa ekki vi6
ao dytja folk % v0rur. Brooklynbrdin P6tti
fyrir tuttugu arum hi0 mesta furouverk, og
UNI hama fer daglega manifold svo hundruo-
UNI Pdsunda skiftir, en- MI cru thu ar sloan hun
hr0kk ekki til, og 0nnur brd miklu meiri var
logo y6r sundi0 litlu ofar; MI cru P@r ba6ar
onogar or0nAr. Eina radio sem mem bykjast
MI STA az duga mum er PAD, 40 Ieggja gong
neoansjavar og undir 8j6tin / ALTAR attir fra
borginni, % sterstu jarnbrautafel0gin. sem
aogarg eiga ao borginai, hafa afraoi6 a6
leggja pau gong. Two PETRA cru MI byrju0
a PVT st6rvirki og @tla UNI leio az byggja
jarnbrautast0ovar afarmiklar 1 borginni neo-
anjar0ar. Fj0gur hundru0 %milj6nir dollara
er @tla0 40 oil ST vegagger0 mum kosta. DAD
er helmingi meira fe en- Parf til a0 gera Pan
amaskuroinn. Rafmaggnsvagnar eiga a0 draga
ALTAR lestir UNI g0ng Pessi; gufuvagna yroi
6m0gulegt ao nota par, PVT ao reykur og elm
yrja myndi pa fylla g0ngin svo ao par yroi
engri skepnu lift. : Pennsylvania jarnbraut-
in, sem er 0nnur mesta og auougasta brautin
er liggur til borgarinnar, byrja0i a storvirki
Pessu arid 1904 og hefr MI fullgert 40 m=stu
leyti g0ng sin undir Hudson-Aj6tio. ST. braut
Elm leggur hundrao mill. dollara 1 kostnaoinn
til Pess ao leggja pau gong og reisa hina
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-07-01
mara ,og az imam er Pao bvervetna skreytt "a

var PVT efni safnao um VIDA ver0ld, svo sem
fra Italfu, Kfna, Afriku o. S frv. pa two daga,
sem vic dv0ldum 1 Minneapolis var inndalt
ve0ur og hjalpa0i PAD ekki lftie til a0 gera
okkur skemtilega AETNA par. sunnudags-
kveldi0 2. jdni, l0goum vio a stao meo elm,
%lestinni XII. az ganga nfu. A0al-agent lin
unnar, sem vic forum me6. -og er / Mime
apolis-v var mj0g %mannd0legur vio okkur og
lofaoi okkur 0Ilu f0gru. En- okkur fundust
efndirnar ver0a 0llu lakari. T.. d. tja0um VIC
honum, az okkur langa0i til ao koma til
Niagara og stansa par svo Tito vi0, og taldi
ham PAD vafalaust, a0 vio fengjum PAD, Pvi
ao lestin f@ri par um. Fins spur0um vi0 ham
hvort vi0 myndum ekki geta fengi6 takifari
til az kappa okkur mat og aorar nauosynjar
til lffsvi0urhaIds a leioinni, og sagoi ham ao
PAD vari 6efa0 40 vi0 fengjum PAD, o. Pessu
trh0um VIC au0vitao. Svo ram MI lestin a
stao og nesta morgun vorum vio komnir langt
inn /. Illinois, og um XII. II. f. h.. komum vic
til Chicago. En- ut mattum vi6 ekki fara 1r
v0gnunum. Svo hGlt lestin a fran allan pann
dag og n6ttina eftir. Nasta morgun um XII.
9 forum vio a0 grafast eftir Pvf hvenar VIC
kamum til Niagara og var okkur svara0 pvf,
az VIC varum i %. mflna fjarl@go Pa6an, %
n@r beim stao komum vi0 a1drei, og ekki
fengum vi0 a0 fara ut dr v0gnunum til az ia
okkur mat eoa drykk fyr en- VIC komum / Porp
fer6 pa. Til New York komum vi0 um XII.
50 az kveldi 4. jhni. Daginn eftir var Pykt
og drungalegt loft enda r@ttist svo dr PVT, a0
PAD gekk / regn o. i]lvi0ri XII. 2 UNI daginn;
r6tt Pegar skipi0 lag0i ut af New York h0fn
og Pa0 matti heita latlaus stormur og illviori
ALA ]eio yfr hafi0, og vi6urverio eftir Pvi.
Enda syndist ve0rio og vistin samtaka 1 pvi,
az gera okkur AETNA fremur lila q bafnu.
Ekki gatum vi0 SEQ mikla breyting til hins
betra a gr06ri 81 grasvexti a leio okkar aust
nr; vi0 h0f0um bdist vi0, ao PAD mundi fara
batnandi eftir PVT, sem vi0 ksemum austar.
En- PAD var alls ekki svo, nema a st0ku sta6.
pann 5. jdni lagoi skipi0, sem viof6rum med,
a sta0 fra str6ndum Ameriku, me0 12-13
hundru6 MAINS i~nnanbor0s, ao s0gn. Enda
var par judi folks saman kominn pegar bari-
legt ve0ur var, og f6lkio Pyrptist upp a pill
fario. En- PAD var ekki oft az veorio leyfoi
PAD, Pvi stormur, regn, kuldi og sj6gangur
voru okkar f0runautar ALA lei0 yir ha6o.
pann IL. jdni, UNI XII. 4 e. h., saum vio Eng
land, og XII. ao ganga thu sama kveldio lago-
ist skipio dti fyrir borginni Plymouth a Eng
landi og var par hutt I land margt folk og far
angur Pess; a0 PVT bdnu lag0i skipi0 a stao til
Frakklands um n6ttina, og vorum vi0 n@sta
morgun XII. 5 komnir til Frakklands, og var
skipio lagst undan borginni Cherbourg.
Ve0ur var enn HID sama, sem veri6 haf6i q
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-07-01

okkur ALA lei0 yfr haf0 nA. stormur og kuldi.
Mikilfengleg mannvirki voru par a0 STA.
Emma fyrst rak maour augun i steingar0 lang
an og brei0an, sem hlaoinn hefir veri6 fyrir
frAman borgina, au0sjaanlega til landvarnar,
Pvi hermenn og virki voru a hvorum enda
garoins og tn fallbyssum raoao a garoinn a
MILL virkjanna 1 tveim fokkum, finn i hvor-
UNI dokk. Mesti fi0ldi skrautbdinna skipa tiaut
par fyrir landi, og er steingarour Pessi him
mikli til skj6Is og blif0ar fyrir sj6 og vindi.
Kl. 8 ao morgni hins 10. idnf lagoi skipio,
sem vio vorum a, a stao til Englands aftur og
vorum vi0 komnir til Southampton a Eng
landi XII. II sauna dag, og pa for MI fyrst 0gn
az hlyna 1 ve0rinu. Oar var alt f6lki0 og far
angur pess dutt 1 land af linuskipinu, Pa6
sem eftir var, en- margt for a land / Frakk.
landi og svo 1 Plymouth. 1South ampton er
fallegt % ti~lkomumiki0, Pvi gaman ao STA sig
par um. En- Pvi miour h0f6um VIC ekki t@ki-
fari til Pess, Pvf XII. az ganga two um daginn
lag0i l%estin, sem vlo forum me0, a stao og
komum vi0 til Lunddna XII. 4 sama dag. BAR
st0nsuoum vio nokku0, 6kum @oi veg eftir
borginni til a0 komast a AGRA vagnst00. Margt
bar par fyrir augu manns, og margt og mix
ID var par a fe10 og fugi. Manni gat dotti0
/ thug, az allur heimurinn veri par saman kom-
inn, svo var manngrdinn mikill a g0tum borg.
arinnar. Maour g@ti sagt ymislegt UNI Pao,
sem bar fyrir auga0 par, en- eg vero az lata
Pao vera 1 Petta sim. Via l0g0um a sta0
med eimlestinni XII. a0 ganga 7 um kveldi0
og komum til Harwich, sem er hafnarbar
vi0 Noroursj6inn % par stigum vic XII. 10
UNI kveldi0 UNI bor0 1 gufubatinn, sem la
par %fer0bdinn, og litlu si0ar lagoi skipi0 af
sta0. Ve0ur var inndelt ALA lei0 yfr Moro
ursj6inn, og ]ei0 okkur Pvi fremur vel, P6
vistin v@ri ekki r6tt goo. Margt folk var a
skipinu, fest Sviar fra Amerfku, a lei6 helm
til Svipj60ar. Oar a mccall var prestur einn
fra Illinois og annar danskur. Enda var ha-
tf0leg guosPj6nusta haldin a skipinu daginn
sem via vorum a Noroursj6num. 40 kveldi
Pess IA. jdnf komum vi0 til Esbjerga J6t-
landi og gistum par UNI n6ttina. pann 15.s
m. forum VIC med eimlestinni eftir endilangri
Danm1rku, svo az segja, til Kaupmannahafn-
ar og par erum VIC enn OF MI er kominn 4.
jdlf. IS. S. Hotteig.
Veaaaer6in nix / New York.
V6r rs+um hass fvrir skHmmn hvart st6r.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-06-28
FOURTH OF JULY The time
PARENTS WATCH CHILDREN
"A Little WatchfuIness at This Time
May Save the Child Harm
less From Accidents.

Bemidji parents are approaching
the Fourth of July season with much
apprehension. But few days will
elapse before the anniversary of the
nations independence, and the
small boys are beginning to i'm
perfume their parents for the funds
necessary to buy explosives and fire
works which the youngsters believe
necessary to make the celebration a
successful one.
I noticed in a recent issue of one
of the Magazines = said a prominent
Bemidji citizen this morning, that
there were 158 persons killed and
over 5000 others wounded more OF
less seriously by explosives and fire.
works last Fourth of July. The
statistics we're complied from the
newspaper reports of accidents and
we're probably underestimated, as
there we're undoubtedly accidents
that were never published.
Such figures are appalling, and
it seems to me that untimely warn
ing should be given the parents and
others to use especial care to guard
against accidents this year. We
will appreciate, or should, the feel:
ings of the small boy, but it is not
kindness to him to permit him tc
handle explosives of any nature
that are liable to kill, main or dis.
figure for life, simply because we
have national holiday and desire
to observe it in a fitting manner.
Lessons of patriotism can be
taught without a smell of dynamite
and gunpowder, and it is high time
that the parents in this country
should suggest and enforce some
other form of amusement that will
be entertaining to their children
and without the element of danger
Municipalities should give care
full attention to this matter of re-
straining the promiscuous sale o1
| dangerous explosives, and, I believe
that some of the more progressive
city administrators are taking the
right steps along the line
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-06-28
MORE LAND SEEKERS IN
Line AT CASS LAKE OFFICE
The Opening of Choice Lands on July !
Brings to the Line Number
of Land Seekers.

Cass Lake, Minn., June 26.-
Especial to Pioneer. 1.-THE rush at
the United States land office is again
exciting. On July another large
tract of land scattered over eleven
different townships will be opened
to settlement. The lines now in
front of the land Office contain
eighty persons. Forty-6ve are for
July 1, twenty are for July II, while
fifteen are awaiting July IS.
The lands to be opened to settle
ment and entry in the Cass Lake
district July 1 are 4,722.92 acres in
the Chippewa of the Mississippi
reservation; 684.37 acres in the Deer
Creek reservation and 1880 in the
Red Lake reservation. The lands
to be opened July 12tand Is are be-
tween Northome and Big Falls, the
Minnesota & International railroad
crossing some of them.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-06-28
225.OOO ACRES OF LAND
OPENED TO SETTLERS
july 224 900 Acres of Choice White Earth Lands Will
Be Thrown Open For Settlement at
Crookston Land Office.

such balance of it as has not been
Heretofore paid. Besides this such
amounts must be paid as may be
assessed against the land in con.
nection with the drainage of it.
This amount cannot be stated until
the survey has been completed and
the estimates made.
The government does not own OF
control any part of the building
in which the land office is situated
except the rooms occupied for the
office, and the officials Of the land
office can not regulate or control
the time or manner of persons who
desire to get into line or to arrange
any methods outside the doors OF
the rooms for entering the office.
Four will be admitted at 9 O'Clock
and when their entries are taken,
four more, and so on till all waiting
have entered. About ninety entries
can be taken between 9 and IL
o'clock. All persons will be required
to have their papers fully made out
and briefed, and must present evi.
dence of citizenship, or declaration
of intention to become citizens.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-06-28

Judge Spooner today issued ar
order to Mayor ]. P. Pogue, Presi
dent w. A. Gould and Vice-Presi
dent w. N. Bowser, of the cit,
council, and Thos. Maloy, city clerk
restraining them from entering int
contract with ]. D. O'Connell, O
Duluth, who was awarded the job O.
building about twelve blocks @
sewer, at the regular meeting of the
city council, last Monday.
The order was issued at the
instance of E. H. Jerrard, who
alleges that O'Connell did not com
ply with the requirements of the
city charter and the published notice
calling for bids for the work.
The defendants are required tc
appear before Judge Spooner, in
chambers, july lst, and show cause
why injunction should not be issued
restraining them from entering into
contract with said O'Connell.
The complaint, stripped Of its
legal verbiage, alleges that the
charter and published notice fol
bids provided that a certified check
in the amount of ten per cent of the
bid, upon local bank, must accom-
-pany the bid. Mr.. O'Connell's bic
was $5,432.00, and was accompanied
by a certified check on the Lumber
mems Bank of Bemidji for $4OO.
The complaint further alleges thai
there is no such bank in existence
and that the check should have
been in the amount of $543.20
Also that w. N. Bowser,~ vice-presi
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-06-28
CITY COUNCIL ENJOINED
FROM LETTING CONTRACT
Judge Spooner Issues Order Requiring City Council to
Show Cause---Ierrard Plumbing Company
Allege Irregularities.

dent of the council, in violation of the
charter, guaranteed the difference
in the amount between $500 and
that required to make the check the
full amount of 10 per cent of the bid.
Also that the certified check for
the differance in the required amount
to make the full 10 per cent de-
posted with the city clerk, next day,
was made payable to the city clerk,
instead of the city, and was on a
Duluth instead of Bemidji bank, as
required by the charter.
Mr.. Jerrard was one of the un-
successful bidders at the letting of
the contract for sewer extention, last
Monday, the bid of his company be-
ing S5,52O.8O.
The bid of Illstrup & Olson,
Minneapolis firm, however, was the
next lowest, being S., 20, but as
all the unsuccessful bidders, with
exception of Mr.. Jerrard, withdrew
their bids and certified checks, the
Jerrard Plumbing Co. would have
the lowest bid in the event Judge
Spooner should issue a permanent.
injunction restraining the council
from entering into contract with
O'Connel.
The mayor and several members
of the council have expressed that in
case the court holds they cannot
lawfully accept O'Connel's bid, they
will reject all the bids and re-adver
tise. This will mean considerable
delay before the work will be under
way.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-06-28
A PRETTY HOME WEDDING
AT NORTHOME WEDNESDAY
A. A. Tone, the Northome Attorney
Married to Hannah Bloom Wed
nesday Evening".

Northome, June 26. Especial to
Pioneer. "A quiet wedding took
place this evening at the home OF
the brides mother, Mrs. Caroline A.
Bloom, when her daughter, Hannah
A., became the bride of Aad A.
Tone.
The marriage ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. George P. Watson,
of Big Falls, and was witnessed by
relatives and few intimate friends
of the contracting parties.
The bride wore beautiful Japan.
ese silk gown and carried a boquet
of white carnations. Mrs. S. H.
Sundberg of Akeley, a cousin of the
bride, acted as bridesmaid and wore
a white gown and carried a boquet
Of light pink carnations.
The rooms were decorated with
flowers and ferns suitable for the
occasion. After the wedding a
dainty luncheon was served. :.
The bride is we'll and favorably
known here and a favorite among
her associates. The groom is a
pioneer attorney here and enjoys a
wide and lucrative practice which is
significant Of his popularity and
integrity. 1
They left the next morning on a
wedding trip and will visit for two
or three weeks with the groom's
parents at Gilman, Iowa.