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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25

and delivery: that the said Caroline and Fred
Stocks paid to the said George Mixter, as execut-
and to the estate of the said Rev. Avery Briggs
the full consideration and price therefor but that
by reason of said conveyance having been lost or
destroyed before its being of record and record
ty. the unknown claimants thereto. and the de-
PENDANTS above named. other than George MiXter.
executor. have claim to have some lien upon or
interest in lot fourteen TAI in block eighty-sN
adverse to the title and estate of the
plaintiff. but that said parties their heirs and
signs all unknown claimants long since have. by
virtue OF the premises. acqulesced in title OF this
plaintiff in and to said lot fourteen IA.
in block eghty-six 1861 aforesaid, that all
PENDANTS. and of all unknown claimants thereto
has long since ceased apsed and terminated and
that by reason of the facts rected in said petition.
there is now cloud upon the title of said plain
tiff. in and to the said real estate.
That the name or residence OF all such unknown
claimants are unknown to this plaintiff. and that
this plaintiff has sought diligently to learn the
same and that unless you and each of you, all the
above and foregoing defendants appear and de-
fend on or before of the second day of the
Denison. Iowa. commencing the 9th day of
January 1908. default will be entered against you.
and judgment and decree rendered thereon as
prayed in said petition.
CONNER & LALLY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Upon reading the petition in the above entitled
action. and inspecting the foregoing notice. the
said notice is hereby approved. and ord ered pub
lished for six successive weeks in The ,nison Re-
view. a newspaper published and circulated in
Denison and in Crawford County. Iowa
Dated this 10th day of December. 1907
2. A. CHURCH. One of the Jud yes of the
Sixteenth Judicial District of Iowa. and
Judge of said Court
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Official Publication,
Tuesday, Nov. 9Th, 1907.


The board of supervisors met in
auditors office Tuesday, Nov. 9Th,
1907, at 8 O'Clock a. m. in accord
ance with the adjournment.
Called to order at 8 o'clock a. m.
by G. III. Molter, chairman.
Members all present.
Minutes of Monday, Nov. 4th,
We're read and on motion stand APP
proved.
On motion official bond of Fred
erick Book, for Soldiers relief COM
missioner was approved.
On motion the following claims
were allowed:
Ed Ahart, NIL road work, Boyer
township. 49,. ............. 80 90
A b Rudd, supplies for county officers l5 Is
Charles Mccullough, pasturing COW
for Mrs Fortsen. .................. so
j Rachwitz, merchandise for Ed
Roan... 4O
Green Bay Lumyer company, coal for
MIS- falner......... .................. o 80
Green Bay Lumber company coal for
James McCarty. ................ 80
Green Bay Lumber company, coal for
mrs fOrtSen.. .......... ......,.... y 20
f M OMnier, care and board of ThOs
Williams .............. ........... ~ CO.
Ed Downey, caring for Dan Huston. 3 90
James Maynard, repairing bridges. 5 90
Herman Stubbe. repairing BRIDGES. Ia 90
Richard Medley, repairing bridges. 26 81,
VT Joyce Co, bridge material for
bridge between Crawford and Car
roll county ....... ............ 5000. 6 So
Clark White, repairing bridges. ...... . 80
S H Miller. hauling lumber and re-
Green Bay Lumber company, bridge
lumber .......:.... no 20
Green Bay Lumber company, bridge
lumber Observation-Disclosures. .......... Al so
Green Bay Lumber company, bridge
lumber, Observation-Disclosures. 46 So
Green Bay Lumber company, bridge
lumber. ............ .......... 20 20
Green Bay Lumber company, bridge
lumDer lSyuo
Crawford County Democrat, publish
ing board proceedings. e. 33
Henry Plagge, trustee, Charter Oak
township. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on
Hans Hagge, trustee, Charter Oak
township. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w
M l. Jones, trustee, Charter Oak town
snip ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
Houlihan clerk, Charter Oak
township. ................. w
Ed Downey, trustee, jackson town.
shlp..... w
G Langley, Justice of the peace
transcript State VS. Frank Fields. IL 10
Milford township and trustees........ Iii 90
Milford township board of henlth.... Al %
Green Bay lumber company, coal for
heating plant. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is IS
Union township trustee and Clerk. 81 on
w Nj WEIGH Manufacturing company,
supplies for superintendent. IL CO
HIN Brown. repairing bridget. 10 81
Pat Policy. unloading and hauling
lumber md repairing bridges ~. IS %
Geo Mensgh & company, coal to John
Olson ;. ............ ............ II 30
Geo Menagh s. company. cobs for
court house heating plant........... 200
Willie Breesnahan, gopher claws. p
John Giss, gopher claws. .............. IL
Ut Newcom, g g .............. &c
Henry Bumann, gopher claws........ &c
Sam A Justice, {" 10000. q
Fred Jurgens, I" 5000. sc
Agnes Ahart, . ....... &c
Raymond Hrd, :" !" 10000. sc
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Notice Of Assessment for Sewer I'M
prOyements

To the owners of property AUDITING
and adjoining on the below described
streets and parts of streets in the City
Of Denison, Iowa. and to all whom it
may concern
You are hereby notified that there
is now on file in the Office of the City
CLERK of Denison. Iowa. for your IN
spection, and for the inspection of any
person. persons. company or corpora
tion interested therein. plat prepared
by the City Engineer of said City.
showing the separate lots or parcels of
ground. on Walnut street commencing
at the manhole at the intersection of
Walnut street and Anthony street and
running thence west on Walnut street
two blocks to the intersection of Wal
nut street and Howard street, thence
north on Howard street one block to
the intersection of Howard street and
Chestnut street. subject to assessment
for sewer Improvement. now made or
being on that portion of streets above
specified, in accordance with certain
contract entered into on the 18th day
of October A. D.. 1907. by and be-
tween the City of Denison. Iowa. and
A. j. Gary of Denison. Iowa, for the
improvement of said streets above spec
fled by laying sewer thereon as pro-
vided by contract; such plat shows the
names as far as practicable of the sew
eral owners of AUDITING and adjoining
property and the amount to be assessed
against each lot or parcel of ground.
And now any person, persons. company
or corporation. having any objections
to the same. or to prior proceedings.
on account of errors, Irregularities or
inequalities. as to the tax proposed, to
be assessed for said Improvements.
shall file with the City Clerk, his or
their objections on or before the 9Th
day, of Jan. A. D. 1908. at &c
O'Clock P.M.on said. day at which time
the City Council of the City of Deni-
son. Iowa. will meet at the City Hal,
of said City for the purpose of hearing
and considering said objections anc
hearing any party interested whom
may desire to be heard in support OIL
said objection. and to make the neces
sary correction, if any. in said pro
posed assessment and that after max
| ing all corrections in the assessment
as proposed by said plat. will assess
and levy special proportion of sait
cost of said improvement. according
to law and according to the said as
sessment proposed to be made for tn,
said improvement.
Dated at Denison. Iowa. this It'll
day of December A. D. 1907.
o. M. CRIsWELL. City Clerk
51-2.
IT. iS time to order vn,,r storm
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That the conveyance from George Mixter as eN-
ecutor of the estate of [Revl Avery Briggs afore-
said to Caroline and Fred Stocks. the grantors of
the plaintiff herein. conveyed to the grantees
therein named the full and absolute title thereto.
and that by reason of its being lost or destroyed
the plaintiff is unable to state and show to this
court whether not all technical and legal re-
qurements were complied with in it's execution
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OsTEoPATHY.

DR.. Emma tombstone. Osteopathic
Physician. Denison. Iowa. Office and
residence at the home of Mr.. E. OF
Them. C. c. Phone No. 2S6. 49-t.
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Lewis Miller, . 80
Andy Bell, q. ...... 3 20
Conrad Lingle, - {" ........ 90
Willie Meyers, IS {" ....... 20
Board adjourned at ~ O'Clock
noon to meet at O'Clock p. IN.
Afternoon Session.
Board met at o clock p. m.
On motion following claims were
allowed:
G w Holmes, Soldiers Relief commits
stoner1 day and mileage. ...s 8 90
l. f Morris. Soldiers Relief commits
s!oner day and mileage. .......... 3 so
Fred Book, Soldiers Relief commits
soner, day and mileage. 4 80
Union township, board OF health. ;. 1879 %
Nishnabotny township, c,erk and
trustee. .....................- ID Oa
Emil Schwartz, merchandise for Geo
fett -. 1850. .................... . %
W WEIGH company, supplies for
county superintendent ...... . % ~
| f l. Hoffman, expense visiting schools 81 go
f L Hoffman, attending county super
| intendent's conference at Council
BUN ............ ~
Hoffman, express and freight
Iald. ....... ....... ....'.......... 70
Nishnabotny township board of
| health Observation-Disclosures. 36 GO
suhr & Book, spikes and bolts ..... 90
w Miller, CLERK, East Boyer town
ship. .............. .......... : 90
Frank Costello, trustee, East Boyer
| township....... ................ on
7 h Chapman, trustee, East Boyer
township. ...................... 49,. = GO
g II North, trustee, East Boyer town
ship. .................. .......... ? &C
VIM Eggers, trustee. Denison town
ship. ........................ oC
r Evers, trustee, Denison township 4 &C
j Houlihan. clerk, Charter Oak
township. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ........ 81
r M Wilcox, laundry work for court
house 5000. Observation-Disclosures. &c
II Z Laub house rent for Mrs VIM
Farrell... ..................... lso
w Temple company. coal for Mrs
Sheridan ............ .................. IL 81
w Temple company, bridge mate
rial............. ................. % 81
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Chairman.
Wednesday, November 9Th, 1907.

Chairman.
Wednesday, November 9Th, 1907.
The board of supervisors met in
auditors office Wednesday, Nov.
9Th, 1907, at 8 O'Clock a. M. in ac-
cordance with the adjournment.
Called to order at 9 O'Clock a. m.
Members all present.
Minutes of Tuesday. Nov. 9Th,
were read and on motion stand APP
proved.
On motion following claims were
allowed:
I'D Baeth, mill road work. Morgan
township...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 33l 30
ii Baeth, l mill road work, otter
Greek township. Observation-Disclosures. 349 IS
H ID Baeth, l mill road work, Soldier
township ... -. ... 293 SIS
W n LAM, bridges, Ahart'S distaict.. 2129 is
w M Lana, bridges, Molters district. l19S 90
W NJ Lana. bridges, Baeth's district AGO 80
w NJ Lana, bridges. Cooks district. ITO OS
W N Lana, bridges, Maynard S dis
trict. Observation-Disclosures. G65 36
Geo Maynard, repairing bridges. -. 200
NJ "A Cue, trustee, Willow township. S 90
John DietZ. trustee, Willow township 10 90
Wilbur Hall, trustee, Willow township II 90
pietz, clerk, Willow township s 00
Iowa township clerk and trustee. 90
U Johnson, supplies for county Of
fices OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ii 09
Hanover township, board of health 5 on
Iowa Telephone company, tolls and
rentals OF phones. .................... % 10
Board adjourned at IL O'Clock
noon to meet at o'clock p. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
Board met at | o'clock p. IN.
On motion following claims were
allowed:
johannes Johannse n, repairing bridg-
eS........ ............ :. .........$ 45(
Arion board of health. ............... 25 81
j A Brown, trustee, Boyer township. 10 OF
w O'Banion. clerk, Boyer:townshlp II on
| ID j McAuilffe, trustee. Boyer town.
| Shlp................ III w
Manila board of health. .............
+, Gulck. house rent for Pat Pelly... 6 OF
On motion claim of Anna Berens
Wacker for $50. 90 was rejected.
Board adjourned at O'Clock p
IN. TO meet Thursday, Nov. 18th,
| 1907, at $3.50 O'Clock a. m.
NJ. j. Collins,
Auditor.
| G. II. Molter,
Chairman.
| Kitchen Cabinets. cheap.
42-tf John Fastje.
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FOR SALE.

A good family horse. will not
scare. gentle and sound. Also carri-
age. Address F. O. Ivens, Denison.
Iowa. 45-tf.
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Eat at the Oxford.
32-tf.
PLYMOUTH ROCKS,

FL MOU III hOOho.
l have the thorough bred Plymouth
birds. raised by M. Wiblishauser
and will sell them at usual terms.
They are beauties. John Way. Deni-
son. iowa. Soft.
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1t is time to order your storm
windows of John t'astje. Aft.
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August Mohr, repairing bridges.....
Franz ii Peters hanlinp linn her and

August MOhf, repairing bridges..... ~ 81
Franz II Peters, hauling lumber and
repairing bridges ........ ........... So
Resolved by the Board of Super
visors of Crawford County, Iowa,
that the county auditor be author
lied to issue warrant 10 VIM. Dan
nels for 100000 when concrete arch
is completed and accepted by the
proper committee.
Board adjourned at $50 o clocl;
p. m. to meet Wednesday, Nov. 9Th,
1907, at 8 o. clock a. III.
NJ. j. Collins,
Auditor.
c., III. Molter.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-20
SHALL WE ORDER
UNIFORMS NOW?
HEALTH EMPLOYEES WANT TO BE
SURE OF JOBS
Face Alternative of Getting Blue Out
fits In Month or Reslgnng, Yet
Ak Swings Over Some
Heads

Employees of the health department, un.
der orders to wear their new uniforms by
January 10, are on the anxious seat since
the rumors of a proposed reduction of
the inspectors force have become general.
AS the outfits will involve an expense Of
probably $40, with caps, some Of the men
are holding off ordering their suits, hop
ing to know definitely whether they are
marked for slaughter.
Bulletins now posted make failure to
have the uniform by mid-January equiv
alent to a resignation; and as nearly
forty suits will be needed the official
tailor is also worried on how he can get
all the suits made with so many patrons
holding back.
Retrenchment talk has now practically
narrowed to the council finance commit
tee Messrs Wallace and Drumgold, IL
not Blanchard, of that committee have
asked the city attorney to draw an ordi-
nance reducing the health force; and all
1t needs for passage when presented Is
the proper number of votes
Leading physicians are prepared to lob
by against the measure, as they did in
favor of the recent cleanup, believing
that the city's welfare demands ample
facilities in the health department.
Civil service examinations have just
been held for secretary of the health
board, bakery inspector and assistant res
taurant inspector. that for sanitary in
spector having been called off tempo
rarily.
BY Christmas week the department will
have it's list of eligibles for all appoint
ments under the civil service complete
and up to date.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-20
STANFORD FUNDS TO BE
INVESTED IN REAL ESTATE
Trustees of University Secure Author
ity to Withdraw from Eastern
interests and Buy in Ssn
Francisco
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN JOSE, Dec. 19.-The board of trus-
tees of Stanford university, the largest
holder of high grade eastern securities on
the Pacific coast, has obtained a con-
struction of the University trust from
Judge H. M. Hy.and OF the superior court
of Santa Clara county especially permit
ting them to reinvest the endowment of
the university in San Francisco real es-
tate and loans thereon.
This is significant ruling, for 1t
means that about $4,000, 900 will be turned
into the San Francisco real estate mar
ket, though the process of reinvesting
this immense sum will naturally not be
speedy one Eastern securities are low
just now and the withdrawal of the
funds must be slow and cautious to Sc
cure the best advantage.
The intention of the trustees indicates
that they regard investments In San
Francisco real estate as preferable to the
highest class OF eastern securities. In
fact, they so state In their petition upon
which the decree of Judge Hyland is
based. The investments they select will
be down town property improved and un-
improved, throughout the commercial dis
trict. The only property which the trus-
tees now hold in San Francisco is the lot
on which the Stanford residence stood on
Mob hill and a smaller adjoining lot
across the street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-20
CHARGE WITNESS WITH
SUBORNATION OF PERJURY
Woman Testifles That Friend In-
fIuenced Her to Swear to Tissue
of Lies-Man Is Taken Into
Custody

Charles johnson was arrested yester-
day afternoon by Detectives Hosick and
zeigler on the order of City Prosecuting
Attorney Fleming. He is charged with
subornation of perjury in the case OF
Annie Barnett, who was being tried for
assault with deadly weapon on Ber-
nice Morris.
Annie Barnett is accused of having
shot at Bernice Morris with revolver
while her trial was in progress yester-
day Sadie Langdon, a witness to the
shooting, testified in favor of the de-
fendant.
After she ..ad left the stand the prose-
cutting attorney became suspicious that
crooked work had been done and he se-
verely questioned the Langdon woman
with the result that she broke down,
confessed that Johnson had persuaded
her to swear to tissue of lies and she
then went back on the stand and told
the truth about the whole affair
johnson was Immediately taken into
custody.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-20
ALL DAY YESTERDAY
The Fitzgerald Store a Shopping
Center
Everybody Buying Pianos the Big Sacrifice Sale No
When You Take Quality and Makes into Consideration
Actual Saving Of from $3.50 to 5000
Pianos Player Pianos
Store Open Evenings-Come Today or Tomorrow
for the Christmas Piano

1t is not the low price alone in this
great Sacrifice Sale of pianos to which
we particularly call your attention,
but the instruments themselves, every
one of which will stand the test of
critical examination and comparison.
Our Easy Pay Plan"-a little at a
time-in small sums you hardly miss
and at sacrifice sale prices the piano
will soon be paid for without feeling
the cost
Others are furnishing their homes
with pianos and player pianos at this
sale and saving from $3.50 to 5000 ac-
cording to their choice of bargains.
Why not you? Buy the piano for
Christmas now-make yourself and
others happy by one act-only few
days to decide.
Come today or tonight The only
difficult thing about the whole tran
saction is the coming.
We know there are hundreds of
families in Los Angeles and surround
ing country who are in need of pianos,
that If they come here during this
Sacrifice Sale will arrange in some way
to take advantage of the opportunity
to save enough in the purchase of an
instrument to educate their family in
music.
VIII you come today or tonight be-
fore some one else secures just the
bargain you have been looking for?
All will be sold, or at least enough
to reduce stock that can be safely GOV
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-20
Society,"
To Meet Ella Wheeler Wilcox

TVHE Los Angeles Political Equality
league is inviting, through the press
u all club women to meet Ella Wheeler
Wilcox informally Saturday afternoon at
the Women's club house on Ffgueroa
street The reception is to be from to
5 o'clock, and club women will be ad-
mitted on presentation of their club mem
bership cards at the door.
In the receiving line with Mrs. George
Drake Ruddy, president of the league,
and Mrs. Wilcox, will be Mrs. Julia d.
Phelps, vice president; Mrs. l.. A. Rob
inson recording secretary; Mrs. E. d.
Parrish, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs c. A. Moody, treasurer. They will
be assisted by the officers of the Los
Angeles County Equal Suffrage league.
Mrs Lulu P. Little, president, Mrs. Fred
erick Taft of Santa Monica, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Cora. Shinn, recording secre-
tary, and Miss Frances l.. Wills, treas
urer.
Mrs Wilcox has come in from Ana
helm for the weekend and will be the
house guest of Mrs. George Drake Rudy
on Wiltshire boulevard until Monday
This afternoon Mrs. Ruddy is receiving
the Badger club in compliment to Mrs
Wilcox and Sunday from o'clock until
they will be at home to the Women S
Press club.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-20

cred by insurance. It's only question
as to who will get them.
Should your choice fall on our best
$400 to $3.50 piano, either in rich ma
hogany, walnut or golden oak--tone
and action to suit the most critical
performer-you would get the best
$400 value in the city. At this sale
you keep about $163, as the sale price
is only $2S7 to $295.
Two more of the $3.50 styles go on
sale today at s196.
1887 for best 5000 pianos.
$53S for best $3.50 small grands.
S437 to $515 for $3.50 and $3.50 Player
Pianos.
Other big bargains at $40 down to
$137 today, worth double the sale price.
but come EARLY--they viii go
EARLY.
EXTRA HOLIDAY BARGAINS FOR
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY-NO MAT
TER WHAT YOU ARE OFFERED
ELSEWHERE COME AND SEE WHAT
WE WILL GIVE YOU FOR YOUR
HARD EARNED MONEY. WE HAVE
BARGAINS TO FIT ANY POCKET
BOOK TODAY AND TOMORROW.
OPEN EVENINGS. Bring $500 to s25
with you to secure the piano you select
and we will send it home the next day,
or in time for Christmas. Yes, $500
will secure a good piano now. Re-
member the place, FITZGERALD
MUSIC AND PIANO CO., 113 South
Spring street, between First and Sec
ond, adjoining Nadeau hotel.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-20
ARREST THREE IN
HANDBOOK RAID
EVIDENCE IN HANDS OF CITY
ATTORNEY FLEMING
Prisoners Are Taken Before Police
Justice-one Pleads Guilty
and Others Demand
Trials

Ed Hookstratten, 215 South Spring
street; Jimmie" Royal, 516 South Spring
street, and A. II. Donahy. 200 North
Spring street, were arrested yesterday
afternoon by special officers sent out
by City Prosecutor Fleming on a hand
book raid in the business section of the
city.
The prisoners were taken before JUS
tice Frederickson. Royal pleaded guilty
and will be sentenced today. Hookstrat-
ten and Donahy pleaded not guilty and
will face trial.
The raid started at $3.50 o'clock Prose-
cutor Fleming has been working ear
nestly on the hand book cases for the
last ten days during which time he sent
two officers together to each suspected
place to gather evidence. He says the
evidence so collected clinches the con-
viction of Hookstratten and Donahy
Yesterdays raid was in line with Mr..
Fleming's consistent policy to drive the
hand books out of business in Los An
geles.