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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-08
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
sTRAFFoRD

n Fox was in Chelsea Friday,
a a. silloway was in sharon Tuesday
Of last week
! Crane aud son are decorating the
inferior Of the church.
n Barnes OF Chelsea was in town
wednesday OF last week,
a NJ Hatch and Mrs, NJ. A, Hatch
,,srs in Post Mills Saturday.
p.l crane was In Chelsea Saturday
,,,ht 10 attend the band rehearsal.
a.. Mabel Ballou Of Brooklyn, n, ",
+. tbs guest OF Mrs. J. IL. Moore.
ur. Minnie Hartshorn OF owosso,
uITh., called upon friends in town sstur-
day,
Miss Lottie Mosher returned Saturday
,,sm A visit of several days 10 friends in
sharon,
sooaly number from here attended
,,e lance at South STAFFORD Thursday
evening
NJ. and Mrs. George Titus Of Lebanon
,,s,s al Mrs. Dana Whites from Wednes-
day TO Friday
On and after saturday, Aug, 10th, Har-
ii. library win close at 5l5, opening at 8
Tor the evening"
Mrs. Perley Chandler and daughter,
Miss Hattie Chandler, OF Barre, are visit
ing friends In town.
Frank Rollins and grandson, Harold
Rollins 81 Boston, arrived at the STAFFORD
House Tuesday OF last week.
&c. Kilburn OF Bristol, VT, travelling
salesman for the Q. +. Lawrence Co.,
spent few days at c. A. Cranes recent
",
". p. Stone and family attended the
wedding OF his sister In Hanover
Wednesday OF last week, returning
Thursday.
Mrs. Sargent OF Belmont, y. H., a sis
isr Of Mrs. G. F. Kent, and Mrs, Mer-
rim Of White River Junction, a niece, are
with her for a short visit.
LR. Hayes is the owner Of q cactus
now in blossom, one flower Of which
measures eight inches across. One such
blossom amply pays for the trouble Of
culture.
Mrs. Romeo Chamberlin and son,
Ralph, Of Milford, n. H., are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. F. Kent.
DR.. Charles Quimby and wife OF New
York were in town Saturday and Sunday.
An ice cream and cake sale, the second
q the season, was held Saturday after
noon at the Harris library by the young
people The afternoon was pleasant and
saes brisk and the young people cleared
a g5odly sum as the result OF their after
Moons work.
The Ladies' Benevolent circle of the
Cong'l church are TO hold their annual
fair Thursday afternoon and evening,
Aug. I'D. The hall will be made attrac-
tive with booths, containing useful and
fancy articles, rememhrances from friends,
pure food, candies and ice cream, which
will be offered for sale at reasonable prices.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-08
SHER BURN e

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Plumley were in
Plymouth Aug. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Prior were In
Rutland last week.
Mrs. Ordway OF Rutland is at Mrs.
Ed. Curriers' visiting.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-08

No such thing as "summer complaint"
where DIR. Fowler's Extract OF Wild
strawberry is kept handy. Natures
remedy for every looseness of the bowels.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-08
Monday's RsnooIph Market.

The following prices were realized by
sellers at Randolph stores and markets
last Monday mot retaill;-
The evening world., 1907-03-07

Jelly Powder--Edg,r's fruit
favored elly-paRd:r, ahso-.
lutelY pure and healthinl;
pkg. rnakes quantity q
sufficient for Q people. All
ti,ybrs. This sale, ; 1su
pkgS. fof,.,,,st,...L LSS
The evening world., 1907-03-07
CLEARED OF DEATH In
CHURCH BOXING BOUT.
| Father Of John A. Mason Pleaded
With the Coroner toilet thtzza.
Bow Go.

RicfHni p Masun,a of No. sst East
Dr,s Hundred and Thirty fftR s,ree,, ,es
day -pisadea wt,s, the esraneE'a jury To
icxoncrates Adam Braun, 1r.. OF No. iol
iEast Twentieth street who struck the
-i.tiozs, canning the as,tA1 nf %Masottts san,
|Josni A. Mason In the st. Bartholomew
Church Athletic Ciub, The two boya
hyera boxing In tho church club on the
inisht OF dan. q, Mr. Mason sitting
among tho spectators. when young
Mason was struck a blow which made
ttam sliir sissa-fall, He MIS- taken home
suffering fran concusslon OF the brain
INi died in ST. Francis Hospital ON
Eezo. I.
When Coroner schwanecke had heard
5Dr. Pick, the examining physician, AL
fred q. Harvey. Tho inspector OF gloves
una Tomas Shortel. the referee, all Of
hshain rHid the injury was purely aeei-
rrdes1ral. the vlciini's father went on the
stand and said he had witnessed the
blow. He also said the injury was ns-
snidesaal and asked the Jury 10 net
lHrann free. The 1nry on the ooros,ef,s
instructions eSonerated the young man,
The evening world., 1907-03-07

Mixed Nuls-fancy Mixed
Nuts; $500 ibs,i whits -
they last, J lbs, for ,Ioc
The evening world., 1907-03-07

Toasted Corn flakes-Th.
ready .to-eat breakfast cereal,
crisp and deliclou.i made
BY the f3sstie Creek 5autE
taEium Co; dozen,
si.os; package ..... &c
The evening world., 1907-03-07

Bulk OliycSale-Manzanllla,
pr et, afe, 1uys7F
Olives, pc. q. &c.
The evening world., 1907-03-07
PAJA|NA-CLAD
WOMEN AMI. PET
DOGS IN PANIC |
Fiji the Street While Fire.
men Fight Tenement
Blaze.

- STT.s'een-rAref started In the ave-story
npartmeFt-+se,iss al ~ rese-six ~
dlxth street, today WOMEN appeared
ut every window. each carrying dog.
I and tAey yelled in chorus. Most OF the
women. wore paiamas Of varied colora.
and they yelled -as only women can; -
SF4se-- IRE started wilcn Mira Helen
Palmer. the itnitress.J dropped some
live COATS under The aIr. .Shhft on Tho
firBt floor. Instantly the flames mount.
ed the -alr-shntt.- the -dumbwa!ter shaft
and hallway. Mrs Palmer aroused her
two children. Hesn. twelve. and VIII.
lam. ten. aud while these rang the
front doorbels the mother went Tor the
IrciIcn. L--5,s--
.rna women on ihe GFat and aecond
floors managed to get=to the street with
their doga tnd without scorching their
paja:nas Not so taoso on the upper
Iopfs. The h9liZRas too ailea wtta
smoke -!etE-t7 71rft1-tu ayp-itz-S Soma
took TO the iire.eEclpes In tho rear.
Others screamed In the front windows
for the iiIcmen and police
duat as Hook and I.alsjer Company
go Is gnilopcd iip Matthew Davis and
-ttta - !t.- i;t-i.-ar reeneeti iron
window. Matthew sh!nnea along the
coping and got 80 TIE house next door.
but tho womap refused 10 follow. sha
.crcamed until Ia.foot ladder was
itiisai. Jhrn she w.is carried down by |
z ITETIigu fSfHg HHt ffemuIr Kid JOi1eI
the otner gajanla-siad one5 In tnc street |
By this lime the street WAS :i,led wi,n
Nsia.ii- and d-th4ir s+ieiny deR-,-eat tho |
sfasts.titnss;= =:.fs..us. tsaa at-M M!c41aaI!
MCNAMARA, ot Engine Company No. 90. |
was In the SNAKE 'tiiled hali. when he |
tumoled over the bannist,rs and fclI |
scleps, but when tevivcd refused to 70 |
TO the hospital, His Injuries may prove. |
serlailssn nefsEsgEtha at..Es-s.ss seBttn.
The evening world., 1907-03-07
'RDEFF STILL MISSING:
MAYOR SCHMITZ

aAN FRANCISCO. March To-day
| the Whereabouts OF Abraham Rueff re-
mained a nystery, Coroner Walsh,
who has Hpeaeeded Sheriff o'NclI in AN
attempt to serve bench warran, On tho
Undated attorney. SO reported To .J,ar.
Duane tilia afternoon E.
Mayor aghmlts appeared before Judge
Dunno to-day and pleaded not guilty Ii
tho aharEu of extortlon preferred
lagainat him by tha Grand jury. Al
| q ssissss,asat { neAs Aendas was sat for os
The evening world., 1907-03-07

Soups : Condensed Schim.
nelis ASSORTED. Tht34,-.,
sale J cans for Z0C
The evening world., 1907-03-07

Salmon Steaks--McG McGowan's
Keystone brand, Columbia
River, finest on the market;
in-twa xizes.ais.l ldoz.. s2.2i;.
tins, 1861 rs, do1,,z.,,.
$3.50; tins. .pC
The evening world., 1907-03-07
FIRE T|ES.UP
EAST. SIDE 4 =
IN RUSH HOURS
Public Allowed to Buy
Tickets and Crowd
Platforms.

z T.
-. Par an hour ana ~ ,s5997tt ilisz
morning rush +haut, The Third Arsaua
FL waited road wan blocked completely
In both directions. because of the burn
l.nK OF a siic:tracked car between One
: =ifundTeSI- zFd f1H=aHd On6~ n HuRdfud
and Sixth. .sirests. -.----.---.---.-.--l--
! The ear. which was Just south of the
Ono Hundred and sixth street station.
10 believed % have cauz:lt fire from a
Snort circuit. When The flames were
discovered they were shooting out of
the car windows, The fremen came.
but could not get 10 work until the
pamsE had eeaa tasaetfz Oft both the
sdnHntnwn and tha untowa third rails. 4
The power was shut Oft at o'clock
eni there was block of trains ex-
tending 10 Bronx Park and far down
taRa Hsfors Aha bawer wa4ztarned on
al 40 the downtown stations were
tammea with excited mon and women, :.
all anxious 10 sci 10 Their work
In spite OF ttihe fact that the block
continued for this length of time there
sias-a ceaaa;!aa~.a- ihs:. sale of ttcketz-
Every man and woman who could crowd
10 the ucket-seler's booth WAS accom-
1neaat-d; and seea the platforms would
hold no more. aud the line extended lar
5RIo Tie. e.kfFse L. -
When Tho first downtown train catiIo
ewaHs filled -Rt-the first sta ttsR
at which II stepped. Jand then sped
xtnpning at OCCASIONAL STA
tiona 10 let Passengers of, but retustns
10 take others on hoard
s-Tlas4 4klEn In aihas scar@ @hatned IN a lot nt.
old woodwork. but didn't do more than
trtfiiuE damage. -
The evening world., 1907-03-07

.Catsup .sale=xPnra or Floral
brands Tomato Ca,xup,
m sAs-fr from selected rid
ripe tomatoes and spleed to-
Perfection; absolute purtty
guaranteed; gallon jug, S9c.,
quart 27c pint ! S1ie-i o.
u pint. n..,I.I'-l....... e
The evening world., 1907-03-07
Coffee Sale.

SO1f@@
Special blend. fresh roast-
ed, strictly hlgh-grade ccf-
Zee, 4 lbs, for s1.oo;
per lb,. b,.,......,..... ZC
The evening world., 1907-03-07
flour Sale.

flour Sale.
Pura Paten, Flour. best for
all purposes, bread cake
and pastry 3a-lb. =
cloth sack, JUG
The evening world., 1907-03-07

salad Dressins~ Tn. ws,t-
known Yacht Club .bs,nd:.
appettring, wholeseu,s and
dsiicienA doxr 81 90; :, :
to-ounce bottle l2c
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no. SIS, 81 Published June "a, 1907.
CHAPTER 800, LAWS OF 1907.
An ACT to amend section 17T2 Of tbs stat
utas relating to the establishing Of a
6ysteu Of water reservoirs.
represented IN Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section l. Section 1TT2 of the statutes
Is amended by adding q new subsection to
read "8. In the case Of a corporation or
gauized 10 whole or IN part to establish,
maintain or operate q system or systems
OF water reservoirs for the purpose OF regu-
iating she dow Of water IN any river IN the
state. such articles shall contain an efficient
provision guaranteeing to every owner OF
low such reservoir system, who does not
already own his quota of stock the right
ct any time to purchase from the CorpO-
ration at par such a pro rata snare of all
of the capital stock of the corporation as
the cubic foot storage fall Of the water
power Of such owner shall be of the sum
OF the cubic foot storage falls of all water
powers benefited By such reservoir system.
hTns cubic foot storage fall CT any water
power shall mean the product OF the height
expressed In feet Of the head obtained or
obtainabie by the dam at said power. null
tiplied by the storage capacity expressed In
cubic feet Of the reservoirs tributary to such
power. The provision aforesaid shall never
Be amended SO as TO Withdraw said guar
Gnty."
Section 2 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and sitter lts passage and
publication.
Approved June 20, 1907.
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No 6 322 ST. Ru1i AWs 'G N &c., 1907
AN ACT to amend section 2591a of the
statutes and to add thereto g new sec
ton to be known as section 2o01m, re-
lating to attorneys liens.
The people Of the State OF Wisconsin, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do
Section i. Section 25e1a of the statutes
Ia amended to read Section 2b91a. ANY
person having or claiming right OF ac-
ton, sounding in tort or for unliquidated
damages on contract, may contract with
any attorney to prosecute the same and
give such attorney a lien upon such cause
Of action and upon the proceeds or dam
enforcement Of such cause OF action, as
security for his fees in the conduct of
such litigation when such agreement shall
be made and notice thereof given to the
opposite party or his attorney no settle.
ment or adjustment Of such action shall
be valid as against the lien so created,
provided that such agreement for fees
shall be fair and reasonable, ana
this section shall not be construed as
changing the law in respect to champertous
contracts.
Section 2. A new section of the statutes
to read: Section 2591m. II any such
cause Of action shall have been settled
by the parties thereto after judgment has
been procured without notice to the attor-
ney claiming such lien, such lien may De
enforced and 1t shall only be required to
prove the facts of the agreement by which
SucH AleH WEES gwen, nOLlcS " IhC ,VppoSI|S
party or his attorney and the rendition of
the judgment and II any such settlement
Of the cause Of action is had or erected
before Judgment therein then 1t shall only
be necessary to enforce said lien to prove
The agreement creating the same, notice to
the opposite party or his attorney aud the
amount for which said case was settled.
which shall be the basis for said lien and
it shall at no time be necessary TO prove
up the original cause Of action In order
to enforce said lien and suit
Approved June 81, 1901
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No. 4eS, ST. Published June % 1907.
CHAPTER 80, LAWS OF 1907.

No. o III sIo pG IaWs 'e oF 81 &c., 1907
AN ACT to amend section 1850, Of the
statutes, relating to the sale Of intoxi-
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented In Senate and Assembly, do
Section !. Section 1850, of the statutes,
person who shall, on or after the first
Tuesday In July following an election un-
der the provisions Of the two preceding
sections vend, sell, deal or traffic in or,
state, give away any spirituous, malt,
ardent or intoxicating liquors or drinks
In any quantity whatever In any town,
voltage yos or city es eeen a sb of nt the
been against license, shall be punished by
fine of not less than fifty. dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars, besides
prisonment in the county jail not to ex-
coed six months or less than three months {;
and in case Of punishment by fine, unless
committed to the county jail until they
are paid or until discharged by due course
Of law and in case of second or subse-
quent conviction of the same person dur
be by both fine and imprisonment And in
any such town, village or city, the exist,
eence or the issue Of any permit or special
ment, authorizing or permitting any person
to engage in the occupation Of selling dis
titled, spirituous or fermented liquors at
the time and place. of any alleged viola
ton of the excise law, shall be accepted
as prima facie evidence that such person
Is vending, selling, dealing or traflclng In
Or for the purpose Of evading the laws
of this state giving away spirituous, malt,
ardent or intoxicating liquors or drinks
contrary to the. result of the election pro-
vided for in the two preceding sections.
Nothing in this or the two next preced-
Ing sections shall be construed as affect
Ing the sale of such liquors for medicinal,
mechanical or scientific purposes only by
registered pharmacists as provided In sec
ton f648a.
Approved June 81, 1907.
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CHAPTER S13. LAWS OF 1907.

No. o y92 s1 sD9 IAWs c Of 1901 7'O
AN ACT to amend section 1924, statutes
of 1898, relating to the placing of tele-
graph, telephone or electric wire poles
In public highways.
The people of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows
Section l. Section 1929a. statutes of
1898, is amended to read: Section 1924
1. ANY person, firm or corporation may,
visors Of the town construct and operate
a line Of telegraph, telephone or electric
wires for the purpose Of transmitting light
or power along or within the limits OF
any highway, subject to the restrictions
and conditions herein contained.
O. All poles used in the construction Of
such lines shall be set in such manner as
not to interfere with the use Of such high
way by the public nor with the use of the
adjoining land by the owner thereof and
ali wires strung upon such poles shall be
not less than twenty-four feet above the
ground at all crossings and not less than
fourteen feet above the ground at all other
places.
8. But no tree shall be cut, trimmed or
the branches thereof cut or broken In the
construction or maintenance of any such
line without the consent of the owner OF
the tree.
ing any telephone, telegraph, electric light
or other pole or stringing any telephone,
telegraph, electric light or other wire in
violation Of the provisions of this act shall
forfeit sum not less than ten nor more
than fifty dollars to be recovered In an
action in the name OF the state.
Approved June 81, 1907
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No. 564, A. Published June %, 1907.
CHAPTER 9hS LAWS OE 1QnZ

AN ACT to amend section 1494a, statutes
OF 1898, relating to wrongful use of milk
and fraudulent accounts by butter or
cheese manufacturers.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented In Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows
Section 1. Section 14e4a, statutes Of
1903, is amended to read Section 1494a.
ANY butter or cheese manufacturer who
shall knowingly use or allow any other
person to use for the benefit OF himself
or any other person than he who is en-
titled to the benefit thereof any milk or
cream from the milk brought to him,
without the consent OF the owner thereof
or who shall refuse or neglect to keep
or cause to be kept a correct account
(which shall be open to the inspection
Of any person furnishing milk to him and
to the dairy and food commissioner OF
this state, his chemists, assistants, inspec-
tora and agents) of the amount of milk
daily received, or to the number Of pounds
OF butter, and the number and aggregate
weight of cheese made by him each day,
or of the number OF cheese cut or other
wise disposed of and the weight Of each,
shall g" be guilty of misdemeanor
and upon conviction be punished by a fine
not less than twenty-five dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars, or by imprison-
ment in the county jail not less than ten
days nor more than sixty days.
Approved June 81, 1907.
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No. sol, A. Published June %, 1907.
CHAPTER 36Q LAWS OF 1907

No. sol, A. Published June %, 1907
CHAPTER 800, LAWS OF 1907.
AN ACT to authorize cities Of the first
class to regulate salaries of city officers
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact ss follows:
Section 1. In cities Of the first class
the common council is hereby authorized
and empowered to fix the salaries Of all
city officials during their term of office
Such salary shall be fixed at the first regu-
lar meeting OF the common council in the
month Of January preceding the term of
office for which such salary Is to be fixed,
and shall not be increased or diminished
during the term Of such Office. The sal
aries of all city officials now in Office in
any such city shall be and remain as they
are until the expiration Of their present
terms, and thereafter until such salary
shall have been fixed and determined as
provided for In this act.
Approved June 21, 1907.
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No. 77S, A Published June %, 1907.
CHAPTER 500, LAWS OF 1907.

No. 77S, a. Published June y, 1907.
CHAPTER sos, LAWS OF 1907.
AN ACT to amend section Al, statutes of
1898, relating to printing of ballots for
general election
The people of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do
Section 1. Section Al, statutes of 1898,
is amended to read: Section Al. J.. Elk
cept as in this chapter otherwise provided,
it shall be the duty of each county clerk
for every election for public officers to be
voted for in his county or city, and to
cause to be printed in the appropriate bal
lot the name Of every candidate whose
name has been duly certified to or filed
with him; such county or city clerk shall
let to the lowest bidder within such coun-
shall keep all proposals for such printing
in his Office ; provided such accepted bid
der file with such clerk a bond In penal
sum of at least twice the sum of the &C.
copied bid, signed by two sureties and con-
ditioned for the faithful performance on
the part Of the accepted bidder of all the
conditions duly imposed on him by such
clerk at the time of receiving proposals for
or city clerk shall have power to reject
all bids If deemed excessive and to con-
tract for such printing outside Of such
e. Ballots not provided by the respective
county city clerks shall not be cast or
counted In any election, except as herein
8. But any voter may write upon his
ballot the name of any person for whom
he desires to vote for any office, in such
place or so designated as to indicate the
office, and such vote shall be counted the
same as If printed upon the ballot and
marked by the voter; and any voter may
take with him into the polling place any
printed or written memorandum or paper
to assist him in marking or preparing his
ballot, except as hereinafter otherwise pro-
vtded.
f.. Ballots shall be printed and in pos
at least four days before election and
In case Of city, election the ballots shall
be printed and in possession of the city
clerk at least two days before election,
and subject to inspection by the candidates
and their agents. If any mistake be dis
covered in printing or arrangement it shall
be the duty of the clerk to correct the
same without delay.
s. In all general elections, including
judicial elections, such ballots shall be
printed and distributed solely at the ex-
pense of the county; In municipal cleo
lions, solely at the expense Of the NUM-
cipality.
Approved June 81, 1907.
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No. 991, Al Published June o. 1907
CHAPTER 311. LAWS OE 1907

No. 901, A Published June %, 1907.
CHAPTER 311, LAWS OF 1907.
AN ACT to amend section 1880, of the
issuing of hunting licenses and the trans
bs 1sdI9a Of Of deer thfreuP q
resented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section 1. Amend section 149so, of the
statutes, as amended by section II, chap
ter 312, laws Of 1899, to read Section
1889. Each license for the hunting Of
game issued under the provisions Of law
shall state for what year the same is
period, nor for any time '' or Sc season than
that which the law shall designate to be
the open season for game permitted to
be hunted, taken or killed, by the terms
all kinds of game can be hunted in their
season and under the conditions Of law
by a person holding license for tile hunt
(a) The licenses for non-residents of the
state for the hunting of deer and the gen
eral game license for non-residents OF the
when issued from the Office of the secre-
tary Of state, and be upon paper of color
differing the one from the other; and both
of these licenses provided for non-residents
shall differ essentially In color from the
licenses provided to be furnished to resi-
dents.
(b) The licenses shall contain the name
and place Of residence OF the licensee and
such other matter and information as NAV
be required by the secretary of state and
the fish and game warden, to identify the
ncensee or more perfectly guard against
the violation of the law.
(c) The licenses issued to persons not
residents Of this state shall recite, that
the licens &c is a nonresident of the state
those prepared for issuance to residents
OF the state shall state that the licensee
Is a resident; all coupons or stubs shall
contain like information.
(d) Each license issued by the county
clerk shall be provided with two stubs,
indicating the number of license, to whom
granted, the residence of the licensee, and
such other information as may be required
by the secretary of state and the state
fish and game warden. One of such stubs
shall be detached by the clerk Issuing the
license and shall be sent to the state fish
and game warden by him. The other stub