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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-08
KENNEDY IS NAMED
RECEIVER Of DAKOTA
TELEPHONE COMPANY

Sioux Falls. 8. D., Nov. 5.-Judge
Garland. Of the United States court, to-
day appointed Edward G. Kennedy Of
this city. former United States mar
shall for South Dakota. as receiver of
the Citizens Telephone company. The
receiver was appointed as result Of
a hearing before Judge Garland today
on application Of the Royal Trust com
pany and H. E.. Amber, Of Chicago.
Mr.. Kennedy Is q conservative business
man and it Is believed he will be able
to place the company on sound finan-
cial basis. His bond is $4,000.
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ASKS RECEIVER FOR
TELEPHONE COMP ANY

/. Sioux Falls. IS. D., Nov. 4.--In the
federal court this afternoon q motion
was made by attorneys for tie Royal
Trust company. OF Chicago. trustee
for the bondholders of the Citizens.
Telephone company, OF this city, for.
the foreclosure Of the mortgage held
by the bondl,pldcrs. The trust COM,
pany is inSolvenI a:ii asks that q re-
ceiycr be aproihtcd. The 1s.pt.on will
he argued hsfoss Judge cs:!a:,E a. 10
O'Clock Saturday morning.
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TEACHERS GET RAISE;
LIVING EXPENSES HIGHER

cial meeting Of the local school board
all the graded teachers in Deadwood
schools were given raise in salary OF
IS each per month to enable them to
meet the Increased expense Of living. A
score of teachers embraced in this dis
trict will be affected by the raise.
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RAPID CITY YOUNG MEN
TO ORGANIZE " AZ e {

Rapid City. S. D.. Nov. 5.-Rapid City.
is to have a Y. n. C. "A. This was de-,
cided at mass meeting of the younger
element of the city who have invited
the state secretary. c.. A. Carriell, Of
ID. Van Bcnthuysea. OF Mitchell, to
come here aad organize tne loesl as
sociatien carly this ,nont... Ne ri. .
VIII be s..:d here. t'ssS o.srnbc 8. n
aud ~
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-08
FIRST WIFE WAS
ANINDIAN WOMAN
Louis LetteIIier, Pioneer, Figured
in South Dakota EARLY =
Day History.

Pierre, S. D., Nov. 7.--Louis I4aPlant,
of Leslie. who settled at Fort Pierre In
1855, and has therefore for more than
half a century been close and intelli-
gent observer of events in this locality.
is visiting in the city, and has been in
duced by members of the State Histori-
cal society to relate for publication
some of his recollections. One of his
most interesting stories. which was
taken verbatim, is about Sioux City
pioneer who made his home at Fort
Pierre for two years. The Daily Da-
kotan. of Pierre, says:
Louis Dace Lettellier. of Sioux City,
now so old. who spent a couple of
years at Fort Pierre in lS50-5l and was
here on various occasions thereafter
during the ensuing ten years. has writ
ten his recollections of the period and
the document has come into the possess
sion of the department of history and
will be published in the next volume OF
collections with editorial notes by Pro-
fessor r. H. Carver of the Sioux City
known as Dace, Dawsy) Lettellier by
the river men. Mr.. LaPlant knows him
we'll and is able to make some import
ant corrections in the narrative.
"Lettellier was married to an Indian
woman, who afterwards became the
wife of Felicia lHallas. A mixed blood
child was born to Lettellier while living
with this wife and when the girl ar
rived at schooi. age the father came up
the river to take her away to school.
Fallas was agreed but the mother and
her Rec friends We're strongly opposed.
kidnaps the Child.
"I.aPlant. Fallas and other white men
assisted in building Il boat, cut down
trees. whipped out boards With long
saw and when the craft was completed
helped I.ettellier to stock it with pro-
visions in the night time and to slip
away with the child. The Ree's were
{, greatly aroused when they learned of
I, this and followed far down the river to
| recover the child but the father cvaded
them. They then determined to work
their vengeance upon LaPlant and
those who had assisted In the boat
building and 1t was with difficulty they
| We're appeased
"Lettellier educated the child and she
became a very respectable woman. the
wife of a prominent South Dakotan and
her daughter is one of the most accom-
/ plished and lovable women IN the state
/ She has freauently visited Pierre aad i:
4 a favorite in society.
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ONLY FOUR WEDDINGS
IN UNION COUNTY

Elk Point. S. D.. Nov. 5.-The vital
statistics of Union county for the
month of October. as shown by the rec
ords Of the clerk OF courts Office is
fifteen births and five deaths There,
were only four marriage licenses issued,
during the month, which Is the smallest
number issued during one month for
some time
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GOV. CRAWFORD MAKES
TWO APPOINTMENTS

Pierre, s. D., Nov. 5.-Governor
Crawford has named Ernest H. Wilson.
of Miller. a member of the state board
Of dental examiners. to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of C. w.
Stutenroth Of Watertown. John
Shanks, Of Parker. has been appointed
game warden for Turner county.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-08
HURON BANKER TAKES
POSITION IN HAWAII

Huron. 8. D.. Nov. 7.-Henry ]. Nor
way, with the Standard Savings bank
and the National Bank OF Huron. since
1902, has accepted the position of CASH
Ter OF a bank in Waihuku. Isle of Maiu,
Hawaii, which institution IL under
the management OF Charles d. Lufkin,
formerly In the banking business In
Elk Point. and weD known South
Dakota fnancier. He is now on busi-
ness trip to this country and when he
returns wilt be accompanied by Mr..
Norway.
Mrs. Melissa McMeechan. aged 81
years. died Saturday. The remains
were taken to her former home I'm OF.
tawa, Mich, for interment.
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GOV. CRAWFORD ISSUES
CALL TO GIVE THANKS

Pierre, S. d.. Nov. 7.-Governor Craw
fords Thanksgiving proclamation is as
follows:
From the time when the American colo
MES had a population of 900 struggling
people, paying tribute to an English king,
forbidden under heavy penalty to man
to this present day when our great ma
ton has become the commercial and in
dustrial mistress of the world and the
has been the established custom at this
season of the year to set apart for the
people day Of thanksgiving and praise. :,
aha in
with the proclamation of the chief magis-
trate of the United States. I, Coe l. Craw-
go 81 and set
Thursday. the 18th day of November next.
as a day Of thanksgiving and prayer:
GonssSus ct and "
responsibilities and shortcomings. we
should lift up our hearts in sincere srati-
tude to the great giver Of all good for that
guidance which has made US nation
standing not for despotism. not for special
privileges. not for aristocracy. but for
civil and Tel!gious liberty for equality a% be.
thankful for the enjoyment of equal OPP
portunities to make life strong In body
and mind. beautiful in service, active ,cL in in
vate morality; thankful for abundant
labor and its rich reward, for health and
plenty, for comfortable homes, for wide
prosperity.
The past year has been the most pros-
porous in tho history Of this common
and plenty are universal blessings
throughout the state. In the midst OF
material prosperity there has come an
dividual social and political life.
I earnestly recommend that the people
of this state on the day named observe 1t
Nlv1A NtNNHn tHnvn
ing, and that in their homes and houses
of worship grateful acknowledgment be
made to the Almighty for His kindness
and care during the past year.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
set my hand and caused the great seal OF
the State of South Dakota to be affixed.
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FIRE CAUSES Loss OF
5000 At vERMtllloN

Vermillion. 8. D., Nov. IA fire here
Monday morning destroyed the resi-
dence OF William Grcmmels. The cause
of the blaze Is unknown and the fire
was so far under way before 1t was dis
covered that a totalNlo loss was sustained.
Loss, $1,000; insurance, $1,000.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-08
INDIAN POLICEMAN
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT

Oacoma, s. D.. Nov. 7.-Inforrnataon
has been received here Of the fatal
shooting by accident Of Sioux Indian
named Eagle Hawk. who was menu
ber Of the reservation Indian police
force, with headquarters at the Butte
issue station, on the Rosebud reserve
tion. The policeman was himself ham
ding his six shooter. when In some uii.
accountahlcs manner II was accidentally
discharged. the heavy bullet entering
lix body. II ~ NOT expected hc VIII
recover. I.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-08
QUARREL NEARLY
RESULTS IN MURDER

Fairfax, S. D., Nov. 4.-Mrs Lloyd
Torgravs. VINO recently was arrested on
the charge of shooting her husband
with intent to kill, is still an occupant;
Of the county Jail. having been unable.
to furnish bonds. The shooting took
place in q resort conducted by her
self and husband on the outskirts Of
BOnestGel
A formal charge of assault with in
Forsrave by States Attorney nonohue
The defendant was taken before Judge
l3issins for preliminary hearing, but
entered a plea of not guilty and waived
her preliminary examination. Bonds
for her appearance at the next term
OF state circuit court then were Axcd
ut $1,000. Forgrave also YVES placed un-
der bonds in the sum of $500, which he
furnished.
It is said the defense. when the case
comes to trial, will be based upon this.
ground that the shooting was acci-
claimed the husband and wife We're the
principals in similar shooting affair
last winter in tl,e same resort. as the
result of which Forsrave was shot in
tho back and wounded. The couple aft
erward compromised their difficulties
were legally married, afterward return
lEg to Bonestcel. Jealousy it is said
was the cause OF the recent shooting.
FARMER FINDS COAL
VEIN NEAR RoNESTEEL
Bonesteel, S. D.. Nov. I'm the VI
cin:ty of the burning bluff on the farm
OF J. w. Babb has been discovered
what Is supposed to be bituminous
coal In considerable quantity. .
Mr.. Babb made his discoverey last
week and has been prospecting cons
siderahly ever since with more en-
couragiiag results every day. He has
secured the cooperation OF c. A. John
son, OF Fairfax, Gregory county cap
itolist, to assist him In developing the
same. Mr.. JShnson 10 convinced that
coal is present in paying quantities
and that II would not necessitate the
outlay of great deal OF money to
sntns the product. 1t has bsen thought
for many yars that coal waa to be
had in this ouaty In the hills and
i blutI, Long the Missouri river and 1t
now !,,a'Ss as II n,is:,t soon be .
scaiis;.Ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
LANE FINISHES HIS WORK;
in WASHINGTON

Franklin X Lane, Interstate com.
merce commissioner. today com
pleied bis work 10 the state. and
after several conferences this after
noon with local commercial men.
the nature Of which be- refuses 20
diyulgc, be will leave for Portland
and California Mr I,ane will not
return 10 Washington thin year. aud
leaves All unfinished business for
the Washington state railway com.
mleElonerg to cOmplets.
The joint committee 81 the
Pacific Coast Lumber Hanufaetur.
era' association, consisting Of G. r.
white, Seattle. q VI White, ITO
GUAM. and = II 0riggB, Tacoma
conferred last night and announced
that proceedings would be inatitn.
ted Immediately before the inter
state commerce commission 20 ae
cure a hearing on the new rate
on forest products. announced by
the 1874 and Hartman lines. 10 be.
come effective November l.
Mr. Lane said this morning that
the new rate would undoubtedly
cause hardship 20 the lumber firms
aud 10 miilmeu throughout the
state. especially on Puget sound
lie dweit on the closing Of 90 per
cent 81 the mills and camps already
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and declared thar n.
would cause more b. aa.' ~" fa's
tons and said tke lan'pss 49,. zen 2,
De unable 70 c0nple ,.,,sa W
aonih IN furnishing ~ 49, s y
lumber u the lunbergnes ~ N ~
rect IL their charges ~ - sof
ceetilBgs viii be- Of us,sos.s pro
est inngnuch az IN ~. 'a'ef.
the northwest In psgii, "a
nlah lumber 70 the esn aaf
large quantities. tA
Commissioner Lane add.
Seattle residents 10 stsss \. y
coal bins and grab tims \. NV ~
i0reloek re anticipates s. 4. "
coal famine and car khotssvs 80, NJ
winter aud asserts shat ~ ~ W.
solution of the diffieulty. L ~ ~
ineeA continues TO iscgease 40 ~ n.
railroads. viii be the desegosss....
~ more coal mines ii wssslss ,s.'.'
lie also declares that IL orss, ~ i
keep M with the business ~ i, =,
rosds haye added materially u !.
their equipment, the n. p asA,ss
ten thousand more cara ana nessss
three hundred Locomotives ~.
ihai really cannot change esaa
tons much, said Mr.. lane ~sle.
you recollect that business On Il.
roads increased 70 per cent 4.
year"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
WHITE BOY TO BE A
CHINAMAN'S SLAVE
fstAr Special Service. J

PORT TOWNSEND. Sept "A --v
Sling ina the lllljerafe Chiuaman
and alleged foster parent Of eight.
yearola Sammy Edwards. white. Of
Wrangei. Alaska. IL making rapid
preparations Tor an immediate de-
paffuFc 10 China with the boy
whom De claims 10 own by virtue
~ an alleged agreement signed
With two crosses one ~ which
Ire claims 10 BE- bis and the other
that uf she boy'n mother. jennie
Edwards When the Chlmaman az.
piled 10 the immigration officials
Tor passports few days ago no
action wAa taken on Account II a
prevailing impression that the
authorities had no iufisdicslon 10
delain the boy. even though a NE
~ slavery maF await him in the
fioweFg kingdom should he be- al
iowed 20 depart from hia native
land.
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CLASH OVER DOVES
SUCCESSOR

CHICAGO. Sept. IA crisis In
the affairs Of the Christian Catholic
church lately dominated by John
Alexander nowio. is az hand The
rival factiuns TIA the church soon
Will clash FOR the last time over
The question az 10 who shall Sue
coed nowic AZ general pVorseer.
Federal Judge I.andia has gerogniz.
ed John Lewis az che leader, but
Wilbur Nnliva who took The feins
from Dowic during the latter a
absence from the city. also seeks
the hlgh office In order 60 dispose
Of the matter ii VIII be voted upon
at two conventions Noliva 8
forces meet tomorrow. and ON Sep
iember 22. Lewis followers begin
their conference Delegates from
an parts az the world viii be pres
eut "a both conventions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
SAYS LAW IS
INVALID

Through q mistake on the part Of
tho men who framed the bill the
ordinance Intended 70 regulate the
public marsst ia invalid. according
10 city Attorney DE iiruleT. owing
to the lack ~ amy penalty clause.
The bin pfeacrlbea certain rules
and regulations. but the fact that
there IL no fine OF imprisonment
provided for violations makes u
necessary 10 Introduce a new ordl-
nance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
INDEFINITELY LATE"
SAYS BULLETIN BOARD

ans statement Il r. Understood shst
She indefinitely late trains Ee,s
Bockesed 81 the start
Great Northern No. 3 also "a,
of bad, but latest returns ssa.s
that Il viii enly take about il
hours and 20 minutes TO make u
for IL.
The Star received a letter In
morning addressed to sthe fats
Train Editor, reEatlng an lneadest
Of a train that arrived on time. n
letter IL signed By An Old Res
deut. and EaYs.
4 recall IN the summer of iss7
The arrival Of 3 train On sehe1.
uie time"
II vaH a weary throak ia
watched the bulletin board il shs
union depot today. held together y
the cnnsaling thought that ihey
rad as much Information alnas IL
trains as the operating Departures,
% the Northern Pacific railfuad o.
the board in great big letters vi
notice that Northern psanf
trains Nos J. s and ! we're lnAsa
nitelY late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
BATTLE WITH WIND
ON HIGH SEAS

PORT TOWNSEND. Sept a.
After an annventfui voyage 10
Nome. the bark GlofY-of the Seas.
having muloaded her general cargo.
started south aud ran into u hurfi.
cane which carried her back into
uehfing seas several daFa journey
Captain Gillespie states that the
sndaenneaa and mefcomeaa % the
gale compelled him to run his civfi
before the Wind until Il ahaied ia
the time consumed battling the
storms. the ships provisions ran
short aud the men we're given short
rstiohe Tie vessel a. chartered
Tor return voyage 20 Nome with
general cargo FROM sound porla
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Ryan

-. Ryan
Ryan
.atters ~
FeeI nfhs
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S. (. co. INCREASES IT'S
Big INDEBTEDNESS

fy the flslng ~ supplementary
mortgage late yesterday afternoon
for s. 900 600. the Seattle Electric
Co has increased ite mortgage In.
debtednesA $50 600 GOO within the
past month Early tn August. The
company filed mortgage fog SIS.
0e0 goo. which was called connull.
dating aud funding mortgage Ia "a.
vor uf the noaton Safe Deposit a
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TACOMA. Sept "a Five men.
including the molorman and q
prominent merchant Of this aty.
were seriously niuDd shortly
nRer 2 o'clock this morning when
an inbound puYailup car crashed
into the rear Of Fernhlll car
No cause other thap cafeieansa
Of the mOtornan has yet been dis.
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Trust company. The later masf
gage was executed yessefass y
Jacob FaFth. president q he coo
panY. and Secretary J. n Hgsa
and IL 10 the same corpugafipn
The new mortgage euFsFs =
great part Huburbaa lines. lntist
Ing All 81 the West Seattle sgsis4
and an Of the electrical machinery
stock on hand and franchises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
MASS MEETING

A mass meeting. called " y
king County Rivers ard hal.ea
Commission. IL In session this We
noon im Judge Morris depaI'iass.
Ia the superior court. TIE ssase
is consideration Of The eoaaaa,ss
of the district being formed saalas
which assessment viii BE- mae
pay the couniy's portion q sas 4
pense az building the lake Nass
ineton canal A special cQAa,,''ss
appointed three weeks ago, FL =
port 30 the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
SMITH IN CHARGE
OF PEHITERTlARY

wALI.A WALLA. Sept if-
Capt } . smith. assistant super.
intendeut OF the state pohltentiary.
has assumed control Of the prison.
pending the appointment Of new
warden hy the governor Mr. Kin
caid stated that he had not heard
from Olympia as 20 who would be
his successor
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After waiting indefinitely most
nf the crowd found that the trains
aere stu iadrtniteiy late win
but litila chance Tor any encoafag
Inc bulletins from the bedside
The Jockey on Great Northern
No. 81 brought his mount under
the wire only 80 minutes late.
coping the first cnln with ease
While The judges have not issued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
CARS CRASH
In TACOMA
-

eoyessd 70 explain the wrees
:" Yesilbule Of The pns.,,.
car was practically torn ~ a.isp
many paghengers were cui \. 20
ing glass " ~
The iniufetaure w ~.
motorman Of the pugatis s'.'s'sf.
Thomas acC.efmack. r. Al go =.
w 9 Hesehwint, O. q w, s,isa
~ Tacoma ''7'ashif
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Woman, Charged With Harratry,
Released.

SPOKANE. Sept. l4.--I.oy Marie
nenevero accused Of hafrctry,
said 60 have been the only case
of It's kind tn the history Of the
state. was released in the superior
court ON a demurrer She was
charged with having influenced a
lahorins man to bring q personal
damage suit and to have taken
most % the moneN be reonvarad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
RETURNS FROM EAST.

William Walker. proprietor q p
weliknown womcn's apparel s'aF
at SEQ Second av- returned Iezlsf
day from an extended stay y ~
York city The "trip vas =
Walkers eemi.annnai pilsEimAEs
the American fashion center
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
MAKES COPPER FIND
IN ALASKA

SAX FRANCISCO. Sep, it-
Thomas Klmball Code, a mining
engineer. who returned from
Alaska. whore be went Tor a sgudi.
cate. has arrived in san Francisco
and bnngs glowing report Of a
ledge half a hundred miles inland
from Cook Inlet near llliamna
bay AZ one point the ledge ls TAG
feet wide and IL goes 6 per cent
copper A railroad viii have to be-
built to carry IN materials and 10
bring ont the ore to the coast
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HEINzE LOSES CASE

VANCOUVER. " G.. Sept "a ---
August y fIelnge haa lost the first
round of tho long legal battle with
the Canadian Pacific Railway over
the division og GOO. 600 acres ~
land In the Kooieaai district. but
the contest will be- carried to the
prtvy council Ia London. ty the
decision ~ Justice Clements. hand.
ed down the G. T. n winH on all
the main polnia Further Heinxe
must pay All the costs. which wiil
80 into the thousands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
ARABS WANT
PEACE

TANGiER. April IA The Arabs
are becoming disheartened ~ the
losses the Meofa have suffered
around Casa Blanca aud II Is res
ported that the tfibesmen IN the
vicinity Of Choanaia have opened
negotiations for peace. The
Moora continue ugly. however. and
seem possessed with fanatlcai
determination % ayenKe their
LOSSES AZ the hands u the French
They are selling for ransom the
Jews that were captured In Casa
Hiamcn
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FRISCO TO Be SUED

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 1.-THE
United Railroads ID preparing to
bring suit against the cliy for dam.
axes sustained since the inception
Of the carmeus strike An estimate
made % the losses due 20 rioting Ia
now being prepared by an agent
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Invention developed and perfected Have
f9n ~ iteaf u may 10 worth nee -
hof@ Let Pc heip Ypg That u our
Nirat ave D. -u
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n n Dancing guaranteed, tfNAte
On lssae8u l40f Stevens. Hnle tfis
ls0& inAtaf ACES ahsa HvsnFln, tsh e. I
MI rina tseuatne eNetx aaN AAA
NAGl eNeninW Glasses Thursdays sAa
FftdsFx L 1854
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Faf sale Etera and hamsen opposite
fHtefiHhe school hHuse. @afth ssfN 81
Ne NaWme Hafiafd f8 ia
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MAYOR SIGNS ORDINANCES.

Mayor Moore this afternoon
signed the ordinance authorizing
the appointment OF a city haterlol.
0gist and the ordinance allowing
the board Of health 20 appoint
school inspectors.
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sUGs omar noRTHrRN.

The Caraf@.a Packing Company
has entered suit against the Great
Northern railway, because Of al
legged improper handling Of cattle
shipped from Browning. MINI, last
December Damage Is asked IN the
sum OF $3.50 M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
IRELAND is TO Build
CUP DEFENDER

GLASGOW. Sept. \
Thomas Liptous cup chAis
viii be built by a Belfasl llfll, -
ina her more than ever LISA
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DIR
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failed 10
W. Afirat
when tho
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was the
sections b
whom til
lawful hi
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Of s2M
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ter the en-
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Attorney
Russell
The stand
this case
broaglHf d
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Bonps ARG FILED.

N. MeKinnon flied bis bond with
Tho city IN the AUS ~ $4,000 for
the Improvement Of Wostlakc
drive The bond ~ the Information.
nj Contract company. IN the sum Of
te.700. for the construction Of the
asth ava water main, was also filed.