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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10

Minutes Of special meeting Of
City Council held May 9Th, 1907.
Meeting called to order by
Mayor. All members present
except Alderman Stroh from first
ward.
Minutes Of previous meeting
rcd and approved.
Moved and seconded that the
honds Of the city officers be fixed
= follows:
City Auditor. 600.
City Assessor. 500.
City Attorney, 500.
Chief Of Police. $50.
Street. Commissioner, $50
City Justice. 500
Police Justice, 500
Which motion was carried.
h bonds of EdWsrylf q. Schrsi-
her. City Auditor: Emil Nisterek.
City Treasurer: Theodore Hins-
mani City Assessor; vipcent
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10
four successive weeks in the
Wagner Leader, published in
said City. H. D. James
Attest: Mayor.
Edward G. Schneider,
City Auditor
RESOLUTION.

Be it resolved by the City Ceul-
ell of the City of Wagner that
cement or stone sidewalks be con-
structed in said City as follows:
On the west side of Main Street
in said City from the intersection
of said Main Street with the Chi
cago. Milwaukee q St. Paul Rail-
way forth to q point where said
Main Street intersects with First
Street in said City. On the east
Of said main street from q point
where said Main Street intersects
with Third Street north TO q point
where said street intersects with
First Street in said city. Said
cement or stone sidewalks to be
constructed in all places along
said street IS above stated except
where there are new cement side
walks, All plank sidewalks along
said street as herein stated are
hereby condemned and the abutt-
ing property owners IRE hereby
directed to at once construct
walks of stone or cement, said
walks to be constructed to con-
form to the established grade Of
said street and in conformity 70
the ordinance now in force and
effect regarding the construction
of such walks. A good and snfIi-
cient gutter of stone or cement
to be constructed along the side
of said walk. said cutters TO be
uniform and TO be constructed
under the supervision of the Com
mittee on Streets and Alleys. Be
it further resolved that this reso-
luton be published for four con-
secutiye weeks in the Wagner
Leader, . newspaper published In
said city, and that in the event
of the property owners along
said street not constructing said
walks within four weeks from the
last publication Of this notice that
said walks be constructed by the
city, and that q special tax be
assessed therefore " by ordinance
provided. Also that the Street
Commissioners be and he hereby
Is instructed to serve q written
notice of this resolution on all
resident property owners along
said street and occupants Of pro-
perty.
Approved May 9Th. 1907.
Attest: III. II. James,
Edward G. Schneider, Mayor
City Auditor.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10

Be it resolved by the City
Council Of the City Of Wagner
that il Is necessary to grade and
gravel Main street In the City Of
Wagner a. follows: From the
poinS where said Main Street
|crosses the Chicago, Milwaukee,
q st. Paul Railway in said city "a
the intersection Of said Main
Street with First Street in said
city. Said street to be graded 70
conform TO the established grade
and after graded 70 be graveled.
Also that proper cutters be con-
|structed along the sidewalks oi
said street, said cutters 10 be Of
stone or cement and 70 conform
10 the established grade. Be Il
further resolved that upon said
work being performed : special
tar be levied against the abnttiEg
properly owners along said street
where aid Improvement h made
su6icient 70 pay for said improve
|mcnt and be further resolved that
this revolution b published Jur
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10
Sanitary Conditions

Along With providing i sappiy 81 pure
dFankinx satsf. which d ~ inipsrasnt. to,1
sh0asd take snch steps ~ may D. neesssary
and ~ pruttds Tor proper drainage Ihe
matter y ysry ftuDurtanl. The time ~ ST.
tend - this y Eou. II through cur nexi~st
81 sanitary csradttions 81 eptsiemtc ~ disease
occurs Among ~ the blame siH h lArxrty
laid VI IL. and des&ryediy 30
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10
the CITY COUNCIL


REGULAR MEETING.
Regular meeting called TO order
by H. d. James. Mayor, on May
8, 1907. 1t 8 o'clock at the audi
tors Office. All members pres
emit.
Motion made and carried to
draw cuts for the long and short
terms in Office as aldermen.
VIM. M. Pease drew the cnt
for the long term in the LIST ward.
]. "A. Naeve drew the cut for
the short term in the second ward
Thomas Base drew the cut for
the short term in the third ward.
On motion j.. A. Naeve was
elected president of the city coun-
Gil; j, M Love was elected vice
president by four votes, two votes
being for John Stedronsky.
s The<foi,owing officers wereap-
pointed by the mayor: Joe Teibel
Chief of Police; Edward C.Schrie.
Der, city auditor; Joe Teibel,
street commissioner; A d q N
Grimes, city attorney.
Moved and carried that the ap-
pointments Of the different OH.
GERS are hereby confirmed by the
city council. Vote being taken
there were 8 aye votes and no nay
votes.
The mayor then appointed the
following COMMITTEES: Committee
on Finance; John Stedronsky,
VIM. M. Pease and j. A. Naeve.
Committee on Streets and Al
leys: j. A. Naeve, j. M. Love
and Thomas Base.
Fire and Police: ID. H. Stroh,
j. M. Love and Thomas Base.
Ordinances: VIM. Pease, John
A. Naeve and John Etedronsky.
Health and Quarantine: D. Fl.
Stroh, J. NJ. Love and Thomas
Base.
Parks: Stroh. Stedronsky and
Naeve.
Waterworks: Stedronsky Naev9
and sPease.
Moved and seconded that the
Committee on Waterworks pro.
ceed to provide . suitable water
ing place to be supplied by the
artesian well. All members voted
aye.
Moved and seconded that the
Committee on Streets and Al
leys are to make IN estimate on
the cost of grading streets that
they may deem necessary and to
report ct the special meeting.
Moved and seconded that the
Committee on Streets and Alleys
are TO instruct the J. II. Queal q
60. to conduct the water from
their lumber shed into the sewer.
Moved and seconded that the
bid or proposition from the
Charles Mix New Era be tabled
till the special meeting May 8,
AOVts vObco WcLG t8hcu, duQ III
members voted aye.
On motion the minutes of the
previous meeting were read and
on motion same we're approved.
RESOLUTION
The Town Board of Wagner
having declared the Office of asses
sor vacant BY reason OF the re-
mcval Of John Schroeder, assessor,
from the Town OF Wagner and
having appointed Theodore Him.
man to fill said vacancy,
Therefore, Be II resolved that
said appointment Of Theodore
Hinxman - city assessor hereby
Be and the same hereby is rati-
fed and directed to be entered on
the minutes.
Votes taken and all members
voted aye. There being no votes
against resolution, it was then de-
clared carried.
Moved and carried that the
council adjourn until MAY 8. 1907.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10

Ladies. II yoa osnf stvlbb sabt.
rel u IL Naeoe,s. NIs bury sIoss. phsss
you baUe q large assortment % selsrl
from.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10

Taken up; One blue OF
mouse colored. two or three
year old colt, bald faced. Own
en- please call and get same.
Thomas ]. Gregg.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10

Calendars. blotters, fans and
other advertising novelties
galore at this office.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10
Kaberna, City Justice; were duly
approved by the Council.

huUCI uHs Slty A8AtSGs MCiC dhtJ
approved by the Council.
The committee on Streets and
Alleys presented their report,
and with it q petition signed bv
more than one half of the pro-
perty owners abutting on Main
Street asking that said street be
graded, graveled, and cement
walks be constructed. It was
therefore moved and seconded
that said street be graded and
graveled, and that it is necessary
that this be done, and that q re-
solution therefore be published
in the Wagner Leader for four
successive weeks. Upon said
resolution being put to . vote oil
members voted aye and there
was no votes against the same,
voting aye, Aldermen Pease.
Naeve, Love, Stedronsky and
Base, Stroh being absent.
Ii was further moved and car
ried that cement sidewalks with
proper cutters be constructed on
Main Street. All members pres
ent voting aye; voting aye, Alder
men Stedronsky, Base, Love,
Naeve and Pease, Stroh being
Absent.
Moved and seconded that the
Wagner Leader be designated as
the official paper, they to do the
printing at two-thirds of the
legal rate. Upon . vote being
taken upon said motion the fol.
lowing voted aye: Aldermen
Naeve, Love, Base and Stedron-
sky, Alderman Pease not voting
and Alderman Stroh being absent
Motion declared carried and
Wagner Leader designated rs the
official paper of the City.
The resignation Of Emil Mis-
terek as City Treasurer was re-
ceived and accepted.
The Mayor appointed the fol-
lowing committee to confer with
the Trurtees of the Baptist church
relative to amendment Of lease of
Fire house property: Aldermen
Pease, Naeve and Love.
The Mayor appointed the fol-
lowing committee to take up the
matter Of securing q dumping
ground for the city: Aldermen
Stedronsky. Pease and Naeve.
1t was moved by Aldermen
Naeve and seconded by Alder
men Stedronsky that 8. L. Gable
be appointed Is Treasurer to fill
the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Emil Misterek. There
being no other nominations said
motion was carried and 5. L.
Gable was declared appointed
and the auditor was instructed to
notify him Of his appointment.
The following bills were al
lowed:
J. B. Perkins. clerk Of election. ,..,.....-t . %
Thos. Murray. Judge Of election -. 70
n. H. Pease. drzying .,.....-.....,....-s...- %
Emil Misterek. Annual Salary - Clerk
and Treasurer and expenses OF once 81 n %
Fullerton Lumber Co. lumber. ,,~,. Is
r. G. Miller. labor 50
johnson q RAY. printing a..s.. . -
!. d. Bennett. dissins wsterworks ditch - y
p. r. Murray. labor sig
John Chapman. clerk Of election. sW
,. N. Love. salsry and three days on
equalization board. ..........s.........,. g 90
Bills Of Stedronsky Bros. Co.
referred to the wGterworks CON-
mittee. Bills Of j. W.. Wallace,
surveying and Wagner Leader
tabled until next meeting.
Committee on streets and alleys
TO report at next special meeting
relative to the removal OF tele-
phone poles that may interfere
with the construction Of gutter.
Council then adjourned to meet
-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10

Buy your -four Of the Dakota
Elevator Co, they handle the
best grades. iI-16
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10

Large o. small Resi- Estate Loans.
80 o. write the Cemnsrcisi State
Baak. Wagner $. o. Loss tins sal
easy paymsats. Lowest tsr.s.
a wa. Pssss. CasAlsr.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10

Just received. q nice line Of ladies
sp-io-daie collars and bels Al NaeOeis.
he busy store.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10
Improvement OF Our Streets

The 81 reefs and cross walks III onr eity ARE
In = very bad coadiftus. especially Ia Tie
business portion. and ii II inperaiixe thai
We - once take Steps Ia Inn Prove Eheus. The
main business StFexx s1Said I'll once In grad
ed and xfnssled. souid suexe<t that yon
take tins up ~ uase. eisU the construction ~
cross walks on the usalu - rext either IT stusa<
or renenL II u Imperative that flsss ~ alter
rrkselxe Yunk lmMeUl4lk attention.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10
MAYORS MESSAGE

To the City Council Of the City OF Wagner:
Al the first meeting OF the city council OF
the city of Wagner. IL becomes my duty as
mayor 70 present 70 ron In the form OF .
message snch suggestions Is may deem adj
visable, and 70 suggest 70 yon the passage Of
such measures - may be necessary for the
government Of our city. Owing 70 the fact
that We have just organized - city. the
present city council viii probably have more
matters requiring their attention than fn-
ture councils Its also Incumbent .,pon "
Is the Hrst city administration Of the eity Of
Wagner 20 give the people . good adminis-
tration. and 70 set good example for future
administrations. The people have reposed
In as the confidence Of administering the af-
fairsof the city. and In doing this Ne should
act without fear or favor. always remember
Ing that we are but the servants If the peo-
pie.
Our EXPENDITURES Must be Lin
Z
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10

Groceries al Naepeis. the busy Store
are 0ipas frssh; ty them.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-05-10
Fire Department.

From obeessastcas that I have made. /
think cur ire department. has feen souas.
uhat neglected. hhesheF this a Tho fault .,
NE town board o. Drmter~ " she company
AT \. s sss gss ~ r z e.. s ssss =. -.
company. and oar vplunlees EFe dspaftnseni
have stosn thems<slFe4 - ~ ef1zrkeUf 10 thx
past. They sbOald resiess every e0eSuxnxp-
menL ATfsnsemeass arr fetnx made " fh<
o osis sesas 8 lad ! nssns~s. sonsnsnsa,
o. Lake Anaeo = jnn<. We shoaia have 1
comp Any Ihore thai ran unke errxitsah{e
showing A kpn- IRE dspsftment 4 sefy In
portanis and tte tins - attend ~ ID II NOS.
sSs. fsry skSaid rsSslse ssooassxsmsss
ard assasz ance from -. Af.a steps shoala Il
0nce In taken - cp-opefN5@ with sheR azsxi
reader shsm sny ssslisxncs ness1ssry.
Council and Court R0sm
a plsce xhoaid ~ provided fuf boldInx
ecairiI d sszlnrs siso Ia koldinF poilsa assi
Justice eouxt. ! have exsninsd tfs pfe&emt
hose hoasa ard ~ no neasoa Hhy this ho@se
eoutd aot - - Arvnaxea ~ " peVxt1e 4 xult-
abs room for city cssneil nseetknxs and
hope ssss H. ~ ssssrs ~ Ger eisy - may
b. nbie ~ wufk q bafmony: that . vii Al
put oar shoalnefs - the whcet and vera fpf
tne h<.st iut1frSesef oar city. hV4e also
49, ~ ,.se. Y ~. = ~ sa ~ y 80
knaks Hny saxSes5iau9 tbeY m.y de&m I'D
1920 and slssis q 81 nssssss s sssssser .
s'1sry ost - sishs. g nslofttx q var
= s So 8. w s g ~ sa.:s s ~
eDment ard u futofs ytaf8 when 10 4re !
<Ix3. moi enly ~ asme but tn Fesjl<y. ~ HliI
ne{ ~ nshAaseu @ pufnt W this e1fk ~ the
arxz ely 4dmintstf~t tqg ef the city II M4k-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-20
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
BY Associated Press!

BY Associated Press.
SAN PEDRO. Sept. 19-The schooner samar,
Captain Rasmussen. completed the discharge
of a lumber cargo at Redondo and was towed
be calked and painted. When these repairs
have been made the Samar will sail in ballast
for Everett to load a lumber cargo
The steamer Acatraz Captain Fredrickson.
arrived this morning two and one-half days
from Greenwood. with $4,000 feet of lumber
consigned to the Blinn and Southern California
Lumber companies
The North Pacific Steamship company s
steamer Roanoke, Captain Dunham, got away
tonight on her regular schedule for Portland.
via San Francisco and Eureka. with freight
and passengers. Her sister ship. the George
w. Elder, is scheduled to clear tonight from
Portland for San Pedro, via Eureka and San
Francisco.
chartered to load a lumber cargo for whole
salers at this port
The oil steamer Whittier, Captain zamens,
having in tow the oil barge Santa Paula, ar
rives from Port Hartford with cargo consigned
to the Union Oil company. The steamer and
Hartford to reload.
The steamer Westport, Captain Hansen, ar
rived today from Union landing. via San Fran
cisco. and is discharging a full cargo OF lum-
ber at the Southern Pacific railroad wharf.
The old bark Alden Beasse still remains at
anchor in the outer harbor. where she has
been for over month. tied up by an attach
ment suit which has not yet been settled.
The French bark Marechal Davout, Captain
Rampant is now out forty-five days from Ant
werp for San Pedro, with cargo of cement
consigned to Balrcur, Guthrie & Co.
The Merchants Independent Steamship COM
pany's steamship Hanalei, Captain Mcfarland,
is due to arrive tomorrow from San Francisco
and way ports with passengers and freight con-
signed to the Crescent Wharf and Warehouse
company
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-20
San Francisco Mining Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1s.-onicial closing
Pacific Coast Trade
Bv Associated Press.

BY Associated freEs.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 19.-Flour-Family
extras. s5.2OG5.70 bakers extras. $5.2oq5. 40
Oregon and Washington. s490q5.20
wheat-shipping. s15oQ155; milling, slo7h
@170
Bariey-Feed sls5G1s71s; brewing s.s7A
Q14O
oats-Red. si.5oGe white. si.47A@1,65; black
80. 2.65Q2.s5.
Mllstuffs- -Middlings. s2s@So; mixed feed
S23@24 rolled barley. $27Q2S oatmeal, $4.lO
oat greats, $4.20; rolled oats, S647. 20.
Hay--Wheat $16Q20 wheat and oat, s11q16
oat, wild. ss.5o@1e5c; oat, tame. s11@15.5o; al
falfa. ss@13; straw. 459S5c.
Beans-Pink. soc@si1o; lima. s5l5q5: 80
small white, s2.55@2.75; large white $2.S5@3
banks $111.50 Salinas Burbanks $l.76@2.
Onions-Fancy $3.50; common, $1.25.
VarIous-String beans. 1s1@2c; egg plant, 75c;
green peppers. 3O@40c; tomatoes, A25@75c; sum-
mer squash, :5@4oc,~ garlic 3h04c; cucum-
bers. 10000.
Butter-Fancv creamery. SIC; seconds, Csc;
fancy dairy s0c seconds, 24lsc.
Cheese-New 14@15lsc; eastern. lie; Young
America, l5h@17hc.
Eggs-Ranch 4Sc: store 258s5c; eastern,
23@241sc.
Pouitry-Young live, turkeys, 22Q25c; old
turkeys, 10000; roosters. old. $3.50; do young.
$685. broilers, small, s250@35o; do large,
So 5O@4; fryers. s4Q45o; ducks. old. A@4.50;
do young, $5@6; geese. 81. 1902 goslings $175
az: pigeons, old, $3.50; do young. $1.75@2
Receipts-Flour 421O; wheat. S5; barley.
ALSO; oats, 1870; beans 25; potatoes. 1920;
onions 400; brans s4O hay. 44S; straw. 5;
hops. 90; hides, ia; wine. $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-20
MARKET IS
HOLDING UP
BAD SPECULATIVE FEELING
PREVALENT
RuMoR OF CAREFULLY PLANNED
BULL MOVE
Union Pacific suppIants Hill Stocks.
Copper Statement Unsatisfactory. :.
New York City Bonds Con-
tlnue to Rise
FEELING
SPECULATIVE
PREVALENT
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19-The sources from
which sprang the bad speculative feeling pre-
valent in the stock market today would De
difficult to defns accurately. The market
was largely professional and the influences to
which most attention was paid were such as
are usually favorites with the professional
class of operators on the floor
The incident Of an extended uncovered snore
interest in the market, which was made un-
easy by the aggressive appearance OF the ao.
vance, undoubtedly constitutes an important
item in the explanation Of the market Speciai
movements in Individual stock from time 70
time have given rise to suppositi9ns Oh de-
velopments favoring these properties.
Today Union Pacific held the place IN ,.I,1 .ne
market that was previously held by the hill
stocks cloud Of rumors to account TOT tne
rise in that stock flew about the hoor Oh tne
exchange and while none OF them were capao a,
BILE of confirmp ton and muany of them were
palpably absurd, the vigorous rise In the STOCK
and the determination with which was
bought were eloquent in their effect on the
sentiment of the traders.
The impression got abroad in the board room
that an accumulation of stocks had been gong
on by the great powers in the speculative world
in preparing for a carefully planned upward
movement. There was early unsettlement
in the market due to the influence of the re-
newed depression in the metal stocks.
The statement of intended policy on the
part of the large copper producers given out
yesterday, while not surprise, was disap-
pointment in not offering any encouragement
for resumption of demand for the metal,
and the resistance offered by the general list
and the resistance offered by the general list
of stocks to the influence of the decline In the
metal stocks was made a subject OF favorable
Interpretation over the condition Of the mar
ket.
The continued rise IN the New York city
bonds and the advance in the Union PACING
convertible bonds gave tone to the bond mar
ket and was helpful influence on the whole
market Bonds were frmer. Government
bonds were unchanged on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-20
HARBoR BOARD TO PREVENT
FISH MEN DISCRIMINATING
BY Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 19.-After Oc-
tober l all fishermen selling on state
wharves sea food caught in their nets
must first obtain a permit from the state
hoard of harbor commissioners. One of
the conditions under which this permit
will be granted is that the holder must
sell impartially and at the same price to
all who wish to purchase for cash.
This was decided upon at the meeting
of the board today. Violators of the
agreement will be elected from state
property and prosecuted for misde-
meanor Representatives of the Cali
fornia Fish company appeared before the
board and protested against the charges
of discrimination between purchasers
who bought fish or tried to buy at fish
ermans wharf.
They denied that the wholesaler reaped
more than a modest profit and laid all
blame for the high price of fish upon the
retailer, who charged 25 and so cents a
pound for fish that they sold to him for
Z cents.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-20
PENNSYLVANIA GRAFT
LEADS TO THREE ARRESTS
BY Associated Press.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1s-war-
rants reached this city late this after
noon from Harrisburg for the arrest OF
George #. Payne, builder of the state
capitol G. G. Wetter his partner, Stan
ford Lewis. an associate of Architect
Huston, who planned the capitol.
Counsel for Payne and Wetter waived
hearings and bail was fixed for Payne
at $4,000 and for Wetter at $4,000
Counsel for Lewis accepted service In
his behalf and furnished $4,000 bail for
his clients appearance in court
Payne is said to be Ill at Mount
Clemens, Mich
Warrants for George K. Storm and
John G. Neiderer of New York, stock
holders in concern which manufac
tured the lighting fixtures of the CAPT
tol, also arrived here today. The men
are supposed to be in New York, and it
is stated that unless they accept SER
vice the warrants will be served In
that city.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-20
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

@ Shipments of oranges and lem
@ ons from Los Angeles Tuesday,
@ September II, reported by the (
@ California Fruit Growers ex-
@ change, were carloads of or
@ anges and 2 carloads of lemons.
o (Santa Fe not repOrted).
o Total to date there were shipped
@ 27,146 carloads, of which 3277 were
@ lemons.
O. Last season to date there were
@ shipped 25,446 carloads, of which
O 363S were lemons.
O. @ O @ @ @ @ @ @ @ o @ @ @ O o @
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-20
FLEET IN SAN FRANCISCO
BAY GROWING RAPIDLY

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 19.-The grow
ing fleet of warships in this bay was adj
ded to today by the arrival from Bremen
ton navy yard of the armored cruiser
Charleston in command of Captain Wins
low.
The cruiser proceeded at once to Mare
island, where she joined the cruisers
Albany, Cincinnati Raleigh and nufn
Der of torpedo destroyers. Probably all
of the above named vessels will remain at
the navy yard until the coming of the
cruiser squadron from Honolulu.
HONOLULU, Sept. 19.-The United
States cruiser squadron from the Asiatic
station, consisting of the Maryland, Penn
sylvania, West Virginia and Colorado,
which arrived at this port September 2,
sailed today for San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-20

E
TRUSTEES OF FAILED BANK
SUE FOR S96,98O ON NOTE
AIIeee cuyamaca and San Diego Gold
Mines and Development Company
Owe Defunct Sather Con.
- Germ Big Sum
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SAN DIEGO, Sept. 19.-James Wilson,
William P. Johnston and Francis w.
Wolfs, as trustees for the stockholders
of the Sather Banking company, dis
solved corporation, have begun suit
against the Cuyamaca company, San
Diego Gold Mines and Development
company, Richard H. Stewart, Edward
B. Tustin and Helen e. Tustin, in suit
to obtain judgment for the sum of $96,9So.
The plaintiffs allege that the Cuya-
maca company, for valuable considera-
ton, executed and delivered to the plain
tiffs it's certain promissory note for $751;
'66e and that payment of interest has
been made up to September 20, 1905, but
that no further payments have been
made.