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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-13

The board of arbitration which
mutually agreed upon to arbitrate
and determine the cause of the
damage done to the Thome &
Mayer brick block (the front OF
which recently fell) have made
their report and declare that no
blame is attached to Contractor
George Kreatz, who was erecting
the building.
The board consisted of F. w.
Kinney of Minneapolis, the archi-
tect who superintended the con-
struction of the Beltrami county
court house; John ]. Wangenstein
of Duluth, the official architect for
the Duluth Brewing and Mailing
company and who had charge of
the erection of the First National
bank in this city; and A. P. Cam
eron, a leading contractor of St.
Paul who officiated most of the
government building at Fort Snel-
ling.
In the deliberations of the board,
Mr.. Kreatz was represented by
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-13
The MOBILES THEATER co.
ARE GIVING GOOD SHOWS
Opening Performance Given Last Even
ing, Was Witnessed by Large and
Appreciative Audience.

A large and appreciative audience
witnessed the Mobiles Theater COM
pany's production of the Way Of
the Wicked," last night. The tent
was filled to its capacity and every
one was delighted with the per
Torrance. The play was good. The
specialties by the various members
were excellent, and were generously
applauded. The company remains
the balance of the week, change of
program and specialties each even
ing. Tonight the great military
play, THE Signal of Liberty" A
grand scenic production guaranteed.
Prices 25c, Csc, and soc.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-13
deferred until the spring of 1908.

deferred until the spring of 1908.
City Treasurer Earle Cell pre-
sented his report and same was
laid on the table for one week, on
account of the city clerks report not
being ready, that comparison of
both reports could be made.
The Report for the quarter is as
follows:
GENERAL FUND. --
Balance on hand May 1...........,,.S2 277.39
Receipts for Quarter. >. .......... .. 324s.32
Iotal. l..".....'..""".. ....... .$3525.N
warrants pa1d ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2992. .16
Balance. "..................s 5s3.55
l SINKING FUND. ::..@ -
Balance on hand May ...........,,s ,sI2O4,1
Receipts during quarter. er.......,,,, 3212,l8
Balance in fund nd...............s 441e.2e
-. INTEREST FUND. 1872.
Balance on hand May 1.......... ....S 694.12
Receipts during quarter. ................ 1491,4s
Iotal.... ......'.... ....".......... $500
warrants paid. 1898 -.r
Returned to revolving fund.-. 1855 $3.50
Balance. ....................... .$l209.N
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT Fund.
hecelntS 80. ........'' 81
Overdraft May 1..........$ 225O
Warrants paid. .1664,s0 1852, 80
l. ~
S1294.8l
BALANCE IN EACH FUND.
General. al.........,... ...............s $685.
Sinking g.........,............... 44l6M
Interest. ............... ................, 1299n
Permanent Improvement...... ............. 1294.85
Water. ............ .................,..... b334O
Poor. ................ 1884
Revolving .......... -. ............... 4l7O96
Balance in treasury July 81. =. .sl2. 977. .O2
REHABILITATION.
Balance May 1........ ......,,..,,...e S227.N
collections ..............."... 1S.054.l9
| Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. : 17.762.18
Warrants paid 6.3S5.14
& BALANCE. 80. .......... SlS.51f.VS
Total warrants registered and not
PAID tor want Of funds ~. .,..,.. u {. 8.007. 20
= 49, 80
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-13

day. In 1905 the population was
1925, and today it is 111,717. The
Winnipeg experiment is a marked
success, and to a great extent proves
that if natural advantages exist
within a municipality, judicious ad-
vertising properly placed is a good
investment. 1 :z..-
Thus convinced, the Industrial
Bureau is looking to still greater
things, and it plans to spend in the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1908, at
least $4,000, most of which will 90
in advertising. 1t is proposed to
spend $4,000 in newspaper adver-
tising, $4,000 in magazines, $1,000
in trade papers, $4,000 in financial
papers, and $I,S25 in special adver-
tising.
The paid advertising is only
part-of the valuable publicity su ch
bureau can produce. Enterprise
commands admiration everywhere,
and the enterprise of the Winnipeg
bureau will bring many comments,
such as this one, which will be quite
as valuable for advertising purposes
as the paid advertisements that will
be secured for the money set aside
for that purpose. =
The experience of the Canadian
government in filling its lands by
advertising and the experience of
Winnipeg in increasing it's popula-
ton and charging it's industries
through the same potent method,
should form valuable lessons to this
country. and particularly to Mime
sofa, over whose idle acres thou
sands of new settlers in the Can
adian northwest have been drawn
by tempting advertisements.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-13
REGULAR MEETING CITY =:
COUNCIL LAST EVENING
City Treasurer Submitted Report, but
City Clerk Did Not Have
His Ready.

A regular meeting of the council
was held last evening, at which,
after the reading and approval of
the minutes of the last meeting and
the allowance of the usual bills the
routine work was taken up.
Ordinance No. rs was given it's
second reading. Ordinance No. 27,
being an ordinance requiring users
of city water to put in meters before
Jan. l, 1908, was given it's first
reading. ..>
The petition of E. N. French and
others for cross-walk from the city
drug store to C.. D. Whittle's place
was refused. ~
The request of the Beltrami County
Agricultural association for the sum
of $3.50 for the 1907 fair was referred
to the finance committee. It was
the opinion of the council that the
petition should be granted.
The petition of the residents OF
Mill Park for a sidewalk on both
sides of Gemmel avenue was laid on
the table, the council having NO
power to make improvements after
August and assess the same to the
abutting property.
The matter of putting screens on
the band stand at the city dock was
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-13
Presbyterian Church in During Town.

Rev. Neil A. Gilchrist of Crooks
ton, pastor-at-large of the Adams
Presbytery, came to the city this
morning from Quiring township,
where he had been looking over the
field from a religious standpoint.
While Rev. Gilchrist was in OUR
ing, he organized a new Presbyterian
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-13
Welcome to Members State
SheriffS' Association

To the Members of the State Sheriffs Association
On behalf of the City Of Bemidi and every resident
of this city, I, mayor, bid you welcome. hope your
stay here will be pleasant and that you will partake
of the hospitality that shall extend to you. :.
The freedom of the city is yours and you are
earnestly requested to make use Of that prerogatve
y, P. POGUE, Mayor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-13
A Good Weeks Work.

During the week ending August
third the New York Life Insurance
company paid over $4,000 in
death-claims, endowments, Tontines
and annuities. The number Of
claims was 424.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-13

church, with twenty-five members,
with George TenEyck as PASTORAL
large.
Rev. Gilchrist left here this morn
ing for Winona Lake, where he will
participate in a Bible conference
which is being held at the lake.
Local news on last page
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-13
For Sale Cheap,

One acre lot with improvements.
Inquire of P. F. Flake, 1907 Norton
Ave., Bemidji.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-13

nc pctltlOH IOI the opening OF
Park Avenue south was referred to
the street committee. @
City Engineer M. D. Stoner was
instructed to meet the Nymore coun-
Gil and ask for an appropriation
of $3.50 to assist in the building of
the road between Nymore and
Bemidji and extending east from
the M. & I. track.
The matter of opening bids for
the lowering of the city hall was
then taken up and after due con
sideration all the bids were rejected
and the city engineer authorized to
re-advertise for bids to be opened
Monday evening, Aug. 19.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21

miiiiet un6 mc5rerc Gage oiirften
nod perAe6en cbc Die <rp poll3Gblig
lit. 2}criHicOene miCbti1c @rlaiunNa-
5eitgen iinO bcreit$ bicr an1efommcn.
Gincr Ocriclbcn lit Der rij1crc Sbc.
riff 9(ngu5 SutberIuuO aus Sboiboncs
Goltntu, eiu SGottc bon Gjcburt, o6cr
eil @ionicr Oc$ omcritoni'hcu 3e-
items. sutherland lit elm rubigcr,
beidciocncr Monn o6cr Gin Oiooc0
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GItcitcu 3citen an Der 0rcnjc iir
9hIlrCdtcrbultmg bon @cICb lm0
OrOnuu0 iorgten. Gr lit gcnou Der.
trott nit Sen Gocur S'2Ilcnc.@irrcu
un6 mar Scr Ot0nh lpcItDcr SnrrD
Grboro iOentiii5irtc, ais Oieicr inter
Oem &erOad)t pcr6oitct mwoe, Steus
ncnberg cruorOet 5u ba6en. Gle 9hlbc
bleibt bier polltonncn lulQcIt0rt lm0
GllBcrliA lit niDt8 0nnon SIT mcrfen
OoB scr miCbtigc Gro5CB bier i'm
Songe it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21
Sd,limmcr Glcuator ilnIaQ.

@6tlo6eGp6in 20. M}oi. -
0urb Oo3 0crabiaIlen cineS 6nbr.
Itubl& III Der bieligeu Garage Der
oGuoter GitD 2uttomobile 60" mur.
De @orrcn u. 9onO getootet mo bier
anocrc Mdnutr erIittcu itmcrc Ser.
Icbnn0en. Der 6oGrihbl mar ein
neucr unO murOc 5ur Belt bea llniou5
ourd lcd5 2elte ser @lcpator Cont
pnAnic, pclhc ibn bergcltcllt rnO cin-
Ncett bnttc, elmer Brobc INTERIOR.
len. Gincr ser 0tGnncr rettctc iih
Ourb cincn raiden Sprung in Oo9
0rittc Stodmcrf, no Der GlCuotor
Ourh cine Observation-Disclosures ci-
ncn 9Iilaenblid lang ongcboItcn nor
0cll mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21
gScacn 9SndlcrS ucrurtfcilt.

&onias Gitp, Mo, 20. Wioi
- Eotrid ). Su96ca, ruter Ocn
@eIouerIei6crn in alien 1beilen ser
Scr Stoatcn moblbetnnnt mcINcr
iriiber 3mci1biircou5 in eineu
0utcnO Ser bauptiGhliden St1bte
Ser @cr. Stootcn botte, mB 30 Ioac
inn Gountn GcfdngniB iitcn mo rinc
@eloltraic Don 500 bcjnbIen. lueil cr
einem S6riitietcr, 9tau1ens 5. S..
8illinmion @lther5inIcn u6uabm
@u8bcS mtrOc i'm Sonilur 1906 iibcr.
iii6rt mebrerc Wtonnte lang ~
Bro5cnt 3incn pro Monot oui cine
9lnIeibe pon $40 on9ereGnet 5u ba.
ben. Gr oppcairte, oacin oo5 2(ppcI.
iutiona8cridt cntifieo bclttc in alien
Eltntten gegen i'm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21
Der GrmOrOnns icincS sOGncS nnac.
fluot.

81 oIciigb, nc, 20. Mui. -
Or :. e. 9tomlono, eil bieiigcr
Nr5t, mlr0c 6clrte oitf @runo eiueS
in @enOerioL Goncc Gurmtu, aus
gcitclltcn boit6eiebl$ megcn Der an.
0cblih nabc &ittrcIl, Sauce Golntp,
ucriibtcn Grmor6ung icineS elfi6bris
gen Sobne3 icit0cnommcu. Der 9(rjt
bottc OnS 2ebcn ocS &nobcn fiir $500
ueriicbert. Gor ctmo 3pci @orbcn
mocbten &atcr llu0 So6n cincn Spa
5iergong in scr HG6e BON aittreQ lm0
0foulduO Aab Dem &nabeu bel ser (Scs
lc9cnbcit cine 9lpieiine. @ei ser
Stiidtcbr noH 0ouic ingtc ser SobL
Die 9lpicllinc babe cinen ichr bitteren
@elbmod 9ebobt. @nI0 oaroli mar
CT cine 2cittc, ln0 Ser 2lr3t lit ictt
beidllI0i0t, i'm pcrgiitet III bobcu.
9toplon0'S 5mcitc @uttin, uclhc CT
crit in ser lcttcu 8otbc gcc6elid)t
bate, bcinOct iicb ais NiitidllOigc
in Salt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21
Niann nn6 Sran uicorracidloiicn.

9tcm bur9b, N..O, 30. W}ni -
tSrall Morp &. Smitb, cine &oit6ou5.
bciiBerin 5u Gnt6eB Slmetion, unO
ein gemiiier 2lntonio Miorpi pur0en
ipdt geiteru Nbeno I'M Souie ser
6rnu BON Goni 0ulesf nieoergciGoi.
icn. Wiorpi lit tobt llno oic 2rall
tnul nidt 0ouon fommcn. GuIcaf
iii cntiIo0cn. Sein Wiotiu fir ooa
Gcr6rcden lit nid)t befonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21
SllsaoluaD'S
~ YilltIl

&oUitdnoiG ubne Scibmnd. elegant iiber5o,
oen i!ibren ab, reauIircd, reiItinen. paiCben aus
nno iidrfcn. &uolunOS Btuen fit Die Sehana
uIIcr Si1runacn bcS WIaaens. Der geSdrme, oer
gtteren Der NIaie bon yHerenfrnnlIelicu. 8es
nonlmcubct, SDnmHbten, SCropfunGen uno
SdmurrbuibcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21

~ 29sire,t
nericbnifen
0eri@nffeit
bOQfOulmene SerOannng

Snrb lore nutisbIt5en @iaenfbaften Itmu.
lr'u ie Die 2eber bel Der 2tbfonoeruna oer
Sale uno oeren glblsituna ourd Die Galen.
lnndle. Sefe Btnen in Spien bon 5fuei 6is
bier Siiid rperoen raItb Die 15dtigirt ber Qeber
reauIiren ilno ben BatieHten bon beiem 9eioen
befreien Gin ooer 3mei Der Raopab fben Bill,
len tiGIitb bon Seuen aenominen, Die on Bills.
fen e6ner5en uno 1rdgbeit Der ae6er eioen,
iueroeH oas SbItem in Cronung baIien uno ae,
iunoe &erbnuung er8tueH.
sd bin 100 0ieiIen bon Der nddbfen glpo.
tbcfe enifernt nno itb wiinTcbe. Dab Gle mir Elm
Sueeno SCbadcIn nit Sbrengiuen lenoen. 81,
babe G1ermatiSmus unb DIN neun @lonute lang
in 0ot springs aeueIelr. W1eine 9e6er uno
meine Hieren ilno anGegriteu SD tnoe. oaA
Sbre Biuen mir beiier tbnn, aIs aue Wleoi5u,
ote Id idou genommeu babe. uno Die 9eiIQueI.
len 5ufammen genoumeu. abhueSpoa
~. SameS.
Snrnua SonIa. Oumd Co., 9lrt5oua."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21
ptnnlDlOania=G
4nllrtin.
,,0ltfnntics GitD SpcciGl."
Bmurtim.

Ger ,9mltic Gp Special" ser Ourdgcbcoe 3n9 5piiden
Baltimore 9tonic Gio uio 2comorc 9ocr 2rde Der Oret
ten 9a5troute miro Nto0 27 @Ia ir ole Soiiom IN Den
Geni geIelt.
Gieier bcIe6te BUG nod Dem orobdrNcn Secuter &eort
9mera& miro BON Baltimore Ocm @oAcnto9 3 % Nodm.
abiobcn lO Inn 5 9adm in Ntoit GtD onfommen er ibrt
ourdge6eoe &oror g9og1ou5 mo (o8GoodcS
6i 0ie Hiidia6r uerGBt Aaut GitO 8odenogen nm
2.t6 0at)nl uno fonlnt go 9todm. III Baltimore an.
&o At&fmit iber Sen 6o5prei2 mO Se9mg Don %orlor-
g8aoaoua miro uon ocn @i0 8ntn ooer s. Salon uH g. 81
g D. Baltimore uo Gauer rac, Baltimore erbet. 14tlb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21
NmrOfi bciMdlt glaIc.

u Qaocn, Cont, 20. Olai.
- @cneral auroti uno Stab fnmen
nm fl llDr Deltte &ornittag bon
9ielusDorf bier al uno itnttetcn ser
llniperlitGt gnlc, oui ipelder 10 piele
joponiihe Oifijiere lire ausbil0ung
erbieltcn eilen ldn8eren 9eiud ab.
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PIN gI6clO febrtc &lrofi no6 gtelu.
g)orf 5uriif. Sp1ter in Der @ohe
miro er cincn 9l6ite6er no6 Bolton
MADDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21
Scr S,apluooo 9,ro;et.

9oiie, 5oobo, 90. Mai. = Sm
Fro5eiie ge9en @n. .. Sopnooo ue.
gen Der @rmorOnng ocs gr.@ouper-
ncurS Steunenbcrg IurrOcn beute mei-
tere o8alesmon," aus mel6en man
@eidmorenc 81 crlnngen beniibt it,
pernommen, jeOod tein ein5igcr
aceeptirt. @eitcre 2lufsebote Don
Giirgern lper0en 0orgelaoen meroeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21
NntruGr 1T SOcha.
Srci EolilCibrnmtc OnrdJ cine 66llcn-
iuGidinc octOOtct.

Shnnr3e &nnOcrte" iibcu Godc. -
Sin @o8rom I'M @ou3c. Slocn
ami Sen StraBcn iibcriollcn unO
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der 6reuoe iiber bo5 Gntfommen
oc@ N}onarcben GlBert. - IuOi.
tale @urppeu abientireu iib aus
ser Sibumg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21
saitrt bic 3apfrn asoit,

n,t bente cbeRiO glit pont nenihlden N6r
scr ais BON iraeno einem U,nbUerf DER nc
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bait. mo lpeHn Aiuiibcriitlune bic 5uHiiOs
neu bceinirddtigi. onnn iebt bc Der aebcr nab
NH 2br tueroet nicht ieGi eebet. Se alien
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naro aranierpiifer"- bcinnni III. BAL fciiocm
INNER an oer GpBe nncr CSefrno6eits lSieber
berilellngs Dtiitel iHnrloiTt iIoem es ole
geber rcnnliri mo 9erhnnung. erndbruua mo
Anel lbelouHg iuroeti. (St. %. .SGl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21
Scparatr &urdl an icoem SauS.
Srunt'Snpns, sriten.snmns, ttefe 0ruubititfc.


5eocs 0unc cine @de.
Sine Giecnart uIngiebt etn Saus In Sults
ldnoslnri nit iGiHer prdt1tigen llmgehunI.
bic Senen unbcfaunt III, Die i0r 9ebell in eluem
ipltoeu 9Huieracpicri pctbrtrGen. NHbuB an
AluuleulanaL ieinile 0cpllu'lcrtc Srdncu.
Sine mdGAe Nnnr5nbunN. llno Der 9ieit mo'
natlb. 2Sir Uertallen NauS mo l'duplaB ubue
Suiuos5iIS poer nit cul6S6arem @rMojns.
4rtiie.
NilIiqer. ais nuocre 0dliicr bon gleChcr Gou'
ilrltftou uno guoaihIng. ssir bdbcn oaS
Schr.
CjrunoftHdc 81 bri 100 Snfi bis sur Mich.
SGpe unibcrtrolen in Nc}u9 aui S06nbcit
uno 1ltttuHIihIe't. ghir 10 Wilnuten bonn 2ai
ocnsSiiriil
2agc.
Nnn nebme Ucftlb iii6renbe G6munofon'
9lUerue (ooer NinuRtcnt Strnbcr) 98nqGon
oher Gorib .glOeHue 9Sn9Goli unh trdnsierre an
10. Snbe. SSul6rooi nab fiiol1 gebcnoen
9onnn0lpn 9lneuue 2SagGuu.
4l6ne fir Gnttaae arntis nui etpplitntlun.
0dnicr 81 afcu 3citcn sur 5nipetttun uffen.
Wr. 2S07, 1niclnnosNpe,. mbbIrt
Eiicn bis 9 llbr Nbcuos nno S1uuta1c.
II. &. 6a'uUrtl, @cfil1flsIilbrer.
e. & q, St Soul 1916, SION 6quitnble'@eb
(WiGri3i Dbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21
aOpiwcb,
sranenleiocn,
llnberhanli9feit,
OaQem.0eiOen,
8eritopiuug,
9DspcpTa
,tilO ailc QeberleiOen.

9eubadien Gle ole folaenoen Gbmptcme, iueI.
doe bon Griranfnneen Der SerSuliunass Oraane
berriibren. Seritepirna na6 Snnpn eerltbict
Sdmorr6oioeu. WlnGendure, GeiGuna sum gre.
tDen Sohbrenntu. slDl9C opr aabrung, Wsas
gcnbrilden, faureS auIitobcu, Rabluilen ODER
Sldllcrn oeS @erlIhInaes. 9ritdunasaeIbl bel
Ite9cnoer SteIItnG. ocrf6pommeneS GebberniB.
Gen, &nnTie uno 5Immeru Dor ben aueeiI,
5iebcr mo oumpie Sbmer5en i'm stopf. man,
gclbaite S0WebenIpidelua. CbeIbbeii Der Saut
uno Der sluGen, S6mer3 in Der Seite. Der 9rnit.
ben @Iieocrn, AUD pl6bIide Gefii6lc, brennenbes
@eiiiDl i'm 5eii6. GiniGe 0oTen bon Aaonans
RlIlen merben oas GDiiem bon alien uben unge.
fiiDrlcu Qcibeu DcIrpien
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-12
THE OLD SHIP
CAST ASIDE

Philadelphia, June 11.-After hav-
ing weathered storms for nearly
three quarters of a century, the old
war sloop. St Louis, has been sold
by the government to a junk dealer
of this city for $4210. The vessel
was condemned by the board of su-
pervisors at League Island navy yard
and it was decided by the navy de-
partment that it should be sold, the
price being fixed at $4,000.
The great amount of copper in
the old hulk made it more than usual
ly valuable.
For some time the st. Louis was
used as headquarters for the Penn
sylvania naval reserves. The ship
was built at Washington in 1928 and
was the vessel with which Captain
Ingraham overawed an Austrian
squadron in the harbor of Smyrna
and secured the release of an Ameri-
can citizen who was held a prisoner
on the Austrian flagship.
Captain Ingraham cleared for ac-
ton and served notice that he would
open fire on the squadron if the man
was not surrendered by a certain
hour. Before the time limit expired
the man was sent on board the st.
Louis.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-12
Special Stockholders Meeting

Public notice is hereby given that
there will be a meeting of the
stockholders of the LaCoste Dry
Goods Company, corporation, on
Tuesday, the eighteenth day of June,
A. d. 1907 at the hour of ten O'Clock
a. m. of said day at the store room of
said corporation, on Main street, in
the city of Grand Junction, Colorado
that the object and purpose of said
stockholders meeting will be for the
purpose of submitting to the said
stockholders of said corporation. the
proposition of amending the articles
OF incorporation, so as to increase the
capital stock of said corporation,
from $4,000 to $4,000.
The stockholders of said corpora.
tion are hereby notified to be present
oa said meeting.
This the eighteenth day of May
A. d. 1907.
JENNIE H, LA CosTE, Secy
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-12
GOVERNORS TO GATHER AT
THE IRRIGATION CONGRESS
Many State Eexecutives to Attend In.
Guiding Most of the West
ern States.

Governors of many states are ex-
pected to attend the fifteenth Nation
al Congress to be held in Sacramento,
September 2-7 next. The president
Of the congress, Governor George E.
Chamberlain of Oregon, has written
to the governors of the sixteen west
ern states and territories which come
under the provisions of the Nation
al Reclamation act inviting them to
be present and especially urging the
importance of the presence of the
executives of all these states. Gov
ernors of other states have also been
or will be invited to attend and sew
eraI are expected to come long dis
tance for the purpose of attending
and participating in the congress.
The great irrigation works which
are being constructed by the Nation
al government in the sixteen western
states and territories are an incentive
to keen interest in the National Irri
CATION congress and it is expected
that most of the governors of these
states will attend. other states are
directly interested in forestry and
have a common interest in wise gov
conservation and develop
ment of national resources.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-12
INVEST YOUR MONEY
AT HONE

Get in on the ground floor where
you are acquainted with conditions.
Remember that Grand Valley real
estate can never be purchased to
better advantage than today. Here are
some opportunities.
Nine and one-half acres near Cliff
ton full water right, only $4,000, Neat
Groom modern cottage good barn
splendid location on Rood avenue
easy terms for s2,700.
A six-room modern house on White
avenue. only S1,700.
Some bargains in high line land.
Also a few good ranches to trade
for city property.
How about that insurance, no man
should neglect fully insuring his
property any more than he should ne
glect locking his doors at night. SEE
Van, the Realty Man,
Phone Black 669 400 Main st.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-12

GET READY FOR WINTER
Hot weather doesn't last always.
When It's over you want the house
heated
HOT WATER HEAT
is the best It's cleanly and easily
cared for. We install q new plant or
repair the old one. CAN us in and
set ready before the ru1h Don't de-
lay.
LEWIS y SALLEE
12i N. 9th st.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-12
TAN PAYEnS NOTICE

All property owners who have no
listed their property with the assess
or for 1907 should do so mt once
and save penalty.
N. N. SMITH, Assessor.