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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-15
ASSESSMENT NO. %.

New Red Wing Mining company.
Principal place OF business, Salt Lake
City Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the directors held on the 9th dav
of March. 1907, an assessment OF two
cents (2c) per share was levied or the
capital stock of the corporation. payable
Immediately 10 f. NJ. Orem. secretary. at
the offices of the company, 305-SOS Auer-
bach building. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Thursday the
l1th day OF April. 1907. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment is made before will
be sold ON Wednesday, the first day of
May. 1907 at one o'clock p. m, TO pay
the delinquent assessment. together With
the cost OF advertising and expense of
sale. T.. NJ. OREM, Secretary.
3O5- -s0S Auerbach Bldg, Salt Lake CITY
Utah. 1l0gi
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ASSESSMENT NO. (2) TWO.

Little Eddie Gold and Copper Mining
company, principal place of business. Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the board of directors. held on the
9th day OF March. 1907. an assessment
OF one G) cent per share was levied on
the capital stock OF the corporation. pay
able on or before the nth day of April
1907, TO e McCarrick treasurer. at 4a0
South Fifth East street, Salt Lake City
Utah. Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on the llth day
Of April, 1907, Will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment is made
before Will be sold on the 27th day OF
April. 1907, at 2 p. m, to pay the delin-
quent assessment. together with the cost
OF advertising and expense OF snle.
e MCARRICk. Treasurer
42O South Fifth East street. Salt Lake
City Utah. I907
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as soon as the tracks TO the mines are
complete. There is no litigation pend
ing ON the spur track right way, MS
has been reported, and down in the
Rhyolitc freight yards there arc more
than thirty carloads Of supplies and
machinery for the mine and tho new
mill. Much of this win be shipped up
as soon rs the tracks are complete, but
the lighter part of the freight now is
being hauled up tho grade in wagons,
"Thc mill Will be complete within
forty DAYS unless other washouts are
scheduled along the salt Lake line that
will delay materials After the com
plction Of the mill u total of 300 tons
4 day will be run through the plant.
The triple compartment shaft IS now
sixty feet below the 20O-foot level and
still is being sunk a connecting cross
cut has been made from the Polarls to
the big shaft and all hosting will he
done from the Shoshone shaft in future,
and the hoists at the Polaris shaft viii
be used in other workings hereafter.
''Two stations have been built in
The shaft, and these will be used TO
connect with old workings, and rs soon
MS the machinery that is lying on the
main tracks Of the railroad within half
a mile of the mine can be put ON the
ground thousands of tons of ore that
already are blocked out will be shipped
or millcd Thcre are more than 10
GOO feet OF underground workings nj.
ready in the mine and the 100 miners
VINO are working now will increase this
materially rs soon as there is ii place
30 put the ore that is taken ont.
"'Thc Shoshonc is the biggest mine
in Southern Nevada and is IN excellent
shape. Only the railroad troubles
caused by washouts interfere in the
slightest with it's development. | have
seen 100000 ore in plenty from the
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Salt Lake and Las Vegas lines which
took the track laying gangs away
from Rhyolitc, the steel would all have
been in place TO the mine
John Largcnt, the Salt Lake operator,
who knows ms much of existing condi-
lions as any other man in Southern
Nevada. and Manager Turner of the
mine, were IN Rhvohio Yesterday and
gave ont the following report, which
visit 10 the scene OF action has shown
10 be in every particular authentic.
Mr.. Largeni said: ''Thc Shoshonc
is in great condition There is more
dumps sacked and unsackcd.. OF this
n car day Of high grade orc viii he
sent away to the Salt Lake smelters
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-15
i, PROPERTY AND In
PROVEMENTS.

PROVEMENTS.
Steam plant and machinery therein.
situated at Sewer. Utah. consisting OF
plant, and engines. boilers, generators
switchboards, condensers. water heaters
water pumps, clutches, pulleys. shafeing
tongs. jacks. Wise. fire hose, rubber hose
tor, and other machinery, appurtenances
appsisnces and equipment forming a part
OF said steam plant and now and here
0tSrs Crnsb,ng uSee IN, IN connection herewith
erusher bell elevators. general electric
sshaf'ins. pnlieys. and belts In connec-
tion. revolving compartment DRYERS.
argyle dryers feeders. conveyors. eieva-
tors. rolls. belt elevators. Impact screens.
screw conveyors. chain hoists taekis
blocKs. wrenches, hammers, chisels. and
otaeT machinery appurtenances. appli-
sd said crushing mill and now and hereto
fore used In connection Herewith
>, Cyanide mill. consisting of teaching
sump tanks. fllter tanks, zine boxes, cen-
PamPs, s.Drl5sr General 5 Electric motors with
5ghns 5eltnps ussd apparatus ia shaftins pulleys.
gether with turntables. cars. track bins
ana gates, lead. zinc, acid tanks, sample
grinders. vertical tubular boilers. com
Sination drying and melting furnace. ex-
hauster and blower. wooden settling
tank. drill press, crusher. sample grinder,
4'i'' SOai furnace trlple--S pump
water motor chain hoists. tackle blocks
wrenches. hammers. rhisels amaIgama-
ting plates, and other machinery, appur-
tenances, appliances and equipment
forming part of said cyanide mill and
Herewith
Also machine shop. upper Fish Creek
power plant, lower Fish Creek power
pant saw mill transformer house sur
race tramway, and other apptirtenances
applances, equipment, forming part
thereof and now and heretofore used in
connection Herewith. "
Also all machinery. appliances. eoutp-
ment. and implements In the mine known
as the Annie Laurie mine, consisting of
electr'c locomotives. hoisting engines
drliling machines. cars, tram skips' ora
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-15

Notice is hereby given that liza.
be a special meeting OF the s,o,ssn
OF the Vcspasian-H Hoogley Mlnis, =
pany at the offices Of the Comrzs,
20S Auerbach Building. Salt I,is
Utah. on Saturday. March ls IL
10 o'clock a. IN,
First For the purpose Of n.,,
the action Of the Board OF Dire
said company in voting to sell al =
compnny's real and personal prcrs-,
every kind and nature 10 the No,ti1
Mining Company Of Bingham. Tor IN
five thousand (s25 .000) dollars. r;
structinG the President and Ss.vs1.
execute the necessary transfers b 4
The sale into effect.
Second: To do any and all olhr
ness which may properly coma Y
the meeting.
Done by order Of the Board Of Ih
ore at Salt Lake City. Utah. III!
day Of February, y. D. 1901.
NESPASIAN-H -HOOGLEY MIn1
COMPANY.
BY F. b. Orem. Seusr
3oe -30s Auerbach Building. Sal
City. Utah.
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h2&76
AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance repeating section (,
the Revised Ordinances OF Ni
City. OF 1903.
Be il ordained by the City CO..
Salt Lake City, Utah
Section l. That section Io9, Of Y. "
vised Ordinances of Salt Lake Ci9
1903. be, and the same herew =
pealed. -.
Sec. .. This ordinance shall an
iect upon approval e.rt
Passed by the City Council Q! y.
City, Utah, February IL. lsp', -
fcrred 10 the Mayor for ms n ans.'
j. &. MORETON, CITY Asss.- -
Approved this leth day OF fa,, v,,'
1907. EZRA THOMPSON @,
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1HaeSi iTapks. 'i%Ss' drifs. pisksp skk!p'' ,@s,.
saws. axes. anvils. visea' ea''v;els, s;, h,s
ilatters. cold cutters. hoi sedges. -
swedges. punches. 'i ccuttss
wrenches, squares. headipngs.
ahoeing tools. taps, dies tooh n
tools, Implements, macb,n, aud ii q
and appliances In said idefy. ,ntefy. e1r.
Also all log and franz 'inN
dencc buildings and h,a.nu anu oshs
snow sheds. Office bniIdTtIkamiti n
shops. assay office. store .nsss. ~
barns, ore bins. stables 'In. ,I. on
power plant buildings. coal s,i'nytt
all other buildings OF every Mel
ana cnaracter owned by hhsa'un
annie l-murie Mining companys az
atea III sne counties OF piute az. . \
n,s m thu o'"te ~ 90 H' Ctah' togeths%, va
ing furniture. fixtures, and unne,
cles. uii oths
Also all mules. horses y
boards, sleighs and other ",.a,Sont i.
ness. saddles, brides vchlelsr
chimes. transit. draftinv ssih1
level rods. power lines re. lh'lrss,
wire. poles. telephone lines Pper ant 2
instruments and poles used I,a tsls,,'
herewith. IN coastzs
Also all insurance po,,,,
any and all insurance comnnn, lnse
lnsuring the property of 1,hss ,hs Il =
Annie Laurie Mining coronss ms ~
part thereof, pehS =
Also all mine and orhe,
the said Annie Laurie mine or W.
consisting Of steel. Iron. tool ,,s'v. ,ss'v.
steel. sheet steel. angle iron !, a
cast iron car wheels. oliin, ~
couplings, collars, plnons, ''as s1.,
/ Innings. ring castings, nurs cay 4
/ beams. bushipgs. reducers n,,,edi /
! unions. valves. gates, co.Es s,s. ,. -
/ pies. plugs, caps. screws. ION
bolts. set screws, handles ,ss r,vIss =
ers. axle grease. picks, lam eu 4
plates, toe calks. nails. cravnr.' 'it
horse shoes, axes. whistle, e,
hinges. oil cups, oil cans dooiM nae,
babbItt metal. rotating rafcSS.. q
springs. plungers. bars, ksv. a
hose couplings, sheet bra;s "a.
cotter pins. track spikes. soia 20
cloth. cutters. carpet tacks ~. b
pics, stove bolts. packing va
rubber betting, conveyor heI,Ius y
betting, leather betting, char"as; 9
fuse. lamps, insulators. brusbs,
fuse plugs. mica. TRANSFORMER, .
saw teeth. twine, meters, az
] brOOTnS. c1IluleS, SNONeI handi..
fire clay, Portland cement, MAJ
horse collars. names. trace chata
blades. ak handles. car brakes su
brick, spokes. felloes, feed arm! p'.g
buckets. clutch blocks. pulls, e e
shaft coupling, chains, pulieys IN
der, boraX, glass, crucfbles, fl,s,
wood, coal, coke, bran, oats. hay
caps. posts, spiling. cribbInS !.
and all other supplies. material ,.S
Of every nature, kind and al
owned by the said the AnnIs y
Mining company,
Also all accounts receivable a..
due and owing TO the said ia
Laurie Mining company, from -.
all persons whomsoever.
The intention being 10 sell ana !.
OF all of the property and ass.s }
said the A.inie Laurie Mining -,
OF every nature. kind and d4y,.
whether real. personal or mixed
Master United States Circuit C"r
trict Of Utah.
VAN COTT. ALLISON 4 RITZ.
Solicitors for Compl,i-,
Dated February 81. 1907
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Dividend No 63. OF S6OO0.O0. will be
paid ON the capital stock OF the Swansea
Mining company on Wednesday. March
~ 1907, AT the Office OF the company,
Room sos. Dooly block. Salt Lake CITY
Utah.
The stock transfer books of the com %
pany VIII close on Friday. March Il. and
remain closed until March 81, 1907
BY order of the board of directors
5. .. SNYDER, Secretary
jlO9S
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL SToCKE
ERS' MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that a s.
meeting OF the stockholders u ID
Gold Mining Company. corporaiir
der the laws OF Utah. is hereby al
De held at the offices Of The 60
No. Gil and 6l2 Mccormick Bulldog
Lake, Utah, on Saturday, the 3plh Y
March. 1907. at 2 o'clock p. m. Y
day. for the purpose of amending IA
laws OF said corporation.
The question TO be voted upo1
purposed changing of the annual 80
holders meeting from the second ne:
in June 10 the first Tuesday In A1l
each year.
JOHN A. LARGENT, secrsa7
h2s76 Tornado Gold Mining Co
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Bill No
AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance fixing the ~
streets Of Salt Lake City coss5
Be IT ordained by the Ciy w.
Salt Lake City. Utah. al
Section /. That all stIess I'm
known by the names by wnl.~ f
designated In the official n,"p
the office OF the City Englnes,,, .,,,h 4
proved February. 1907. unless >. 'Si. oni.-
shall be hereafter changed W az
Sec. 9. This ordinance sno"
feet upon approval. o,,cil q /
Passed by the City CouIsS" is;
Lake City. Utah, February II. II. I'D
referred to the Mayor ior Or. n'I 'pss,3@
]. 8. MOREToN City Va 80
Approved this 10th day NJ W1
1907. EZRA THOMPSON
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Wall PAPER.

The very best things for The mis-.
sion rooms, delightfully."- naturalistlc
horals for bed rooms: pure ana classic
period styles for the ceremonial room.
Everything for Il distinct purpose. and
vast variety TO select from. George
". Ebert & Co. 81 Main.
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SROSHONE MILL IS
NEAR COMPLETION
Southern Nevada Bonanza Is
Only Waiting for Tracks
to Property.
SPLENDID ORE Is
READY FOR MARKET
Recent Washouts Attract Rail
road Forces to the Scene
Of Trouble.
SncriaI to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
RHYOLITE, New, March li.-lntcr-
est in the Montgomery Shoshonc and
tho West Extension mines which within
the year probably will he the biggest
shippers of ore in Southern Nevada, is
on the increase. The spur from Rhyo-
lite to the minc is graded all the Way,
and hut for the waShOutS along the
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State of Utah. City and County 7

State of Utah. City and couh'
Lakes. ,oo,dsr 4
Lake City. Utah, do heieo' ,nII ~
the above and foregoing Is antItls
correct copy OF an oroinanus Of 9
Of Salt Lake City. passed oy ~ ~
Council of Salt Lake CITY, ~. SsSph rho y
18th 1901. and approved BY s.-s sS q :
February 18th. 1867, as appears
in my office. ,o hefepp
In witness whereof J haDe haDe,ora,s ,s 3,
nv hand and AFFIXED the c0rlpSrIarI.
said city, this Goth day or ,FfSGgRETty
(Seal) j. b ciiv RcS7
PHI Nn
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.sla,s of u,ah. City and County :!

T.aEe.-ss.: 4.
J. J. B. Moreton. City Recorda,
Lake City. Utah. do hereby IT.; ~,
the above and foregoing is iull "
correct copy of an ordinance e. enug,s y h
ordinances repeating section Ios O ~ =
vised Ordinances of Salt LaM NJ
1908. passed by the City Couneai ~, y
Lake City, Utah. February ista. III
approved by the Mayor feoIw
1907. as appears Of record In my -,
In witness whereof ! have he,.i n q
my hand and affixed the corpVIssr
said city. this Goth day OF ,fsenST1,y fegtsfTj
(Seal,) D. Is. o,.o Moiil ip,fc1l1
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Don think less of YOUR system than
vou do Of your house. Give il Il thor
ough cleansing. too. Take Hood s
Sarsaparilia
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workings and the dump Will run from
500 TO $500 10 the ton with u little
sorting
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NOTICE.

will NOT be responslpie s,,,e O.
contracted by my VIE, W0l.
Woods. JAMS
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a. r. Edlcr. lawyer. 527 Atlas block
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS !
ING,

solicitors for Com,
Dated February 81. 1907.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-01
FARGO EXAMINATIONS.

Civil Service Commission Announces
..Exams for Several Positions for the
Month Of August.
Civil service examinations have been
set for the Fargo postoffice for August
as follows:
Aug. z, for the position of assistant
Photographer salary $40 per year.
Aug. IA, for a fish culturist, salary
5000 per year and $40 per year.
Same date, civil engineer and super.
intendent of construction, salary 81 500
per year.
Aug. Is, supervisor architects Office,
salary $1,000 to $1,000.
Aug. 21, clerk-typewriting drauehts.
man, salary $1,000.
Any other information that NAV be
desired in the above examinations NAV
be had by calling at the Fargo post
Office.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-01
Will NOT NEED Ii:
STATE TROOPS
GOV. JOHNSON so DECIDES AFT.
Err INVESTIGATION ON IRON
RANGE.
PROTECT ALL WHO Will WORK

Duluth, July 27.-Unless conditions
become more aggravated than they
are at present, state troops will not be
called to the Mesaba range. This was
decided by Gov. ]. A. johnson yester-
day, after an inspection Of conditions
at Hibbing, Virginia and Eveleth, the
three principal towns in the strike dis.
trict. At Htbbing the governor met
Teofilio Pretollia. manager of the
strike for the Western Federation of
Miners, as we'll as number Of city
officials, strike committees, etc.
Lives Are Threatened.
Chief of Police Wiring informed the
governor that he could produce two
witnesses who would swear that the
lives of certain miners would be en-
dangered if they did not cease in their
opposition to the strike movement.
The governor replied: why are not
the men responsible for this threat
arrested and dealt with according to
law"
Because" said Mayor Weirick, who
was present, mo man is willing to go
on the stand and testify for fear of
what would happen to him."
Will Protect Workers.
Being assured that there is no imme-
date cause for apprehension at Hib.
bling. the governor boarded his special
and proceeded to Eveleth. where he
was met by crowd of 100 strikers
and escorted to the city hall. The
governor was called upon for speech
and responded, saying he did not come
for that purpose, but said that the
state of Minnesota could protect every
man who wished to go to work: that
the state would tolerate no interfer.
ence on the part of the strikers. and
should there be any the state troops
would be called out instanter. He did
not believe any such contingency
would arise and counseled all to be
cool and they would come out all
right.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-01
SEVEN AGES OF the CHINESE.
Unknown Philosopher Pictures courss
Of the Life of Man.

Unknown philosopher Pictures Course
Of the Life OF Man.
A French officer, Louis De Chantilly,
tells OF his discovery In Buddhist
convent In the mountains Of Tonkin
OF dusty manuscript containing the
Chinese version of the seven ages of
man.
"At ten years DID," says the writer
whose name has long been forgotten,
the boy has heart and brain at
soft as the tender shoots of young
bamboo. At twenty he is like a green
banana: he is just beginning to ripen
In warm rays Of common sense.
Thirty years sees him developed
into buffalo. he is strong and lusty,
full of bodily and mental vigor. This
IL the true age of love; it is the age
tor him to marry ct.
AT forty years the prosperous man
las grown to be mandarin and wears
coral button. But it would be truly
ndfscreet to confide to him at this
early age any functions calling for ju
o1c1al intelligence or calm.
when re reaches fifty years. how.
ever, although he has grown stout
and fleshy, he is fit to hold any mu.
nicipal OF state Office; he can admin.
lister city or province or perform
any official duty.
But at sixty years he is old. Han.
dicrafts and all active bodily activities
are beyond him. Hegives his depend
ents and clients advice. That is all he
Is fit for.
"At seventy he is just dry rice
straw. He has only one care-to hus
band the breath Of life that is left in
him. to preserve it, even by artificial
means. His sons must assume the
care of his estate and the performance
OF his duties"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-01
TWO SISTERS HAD ECZEMA.
cutleura Cured Scalp Troubles Of
Two illinois Girls-Another Sit
ter Took Cuticura Pills,

Il must give much praise to all the
Cuttcura Remedies. l used but one
cake OF Cuticura Soap and one box of
Cuticura Ointment, as that was all that
was required to cure my disease. I
was very much troubled with eczema
of the head, and a friend of mine told
me to use the Cuticura Remedies,
which l did, and am glad to say that
they cured my eczema entirely. NV
sister was also cured of eczema of the
head by using the Cuticura Remedies.
Another sister has used Cuticura Re-
solvent and Pills and thinks they are
q splendid tonic. Miss Edith Hammer.
h. +. ID. No. +, Morrison, Ill.,, Oct. 3, U6."
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-01
BIG. BOOZE SEIZURE.
Police Of Bismarck Got Fifteen Bar.
rels Of Booze,

PoIice OF Bismarck Got Fifteen Bar.
re!s Of Booze.
The liquor seizure law has been
worked again at Bismarck, Chief Of
Police Carr raided the 500 depot in
that city and captured fifteen barrels
OF Peerless beer. The beer taken was
consigned to couple of gentlemen
formerly in the saloon business, before
the lid was put on, and there was also
some beer seized which was consigned
to one of the landladtes under the hill.
Several other barrels of beer. not
labeled. was not taken. The beer was
shipped there with a bill of lading.
and Snpt. E. Derrick of the 500 is Of
the opinion that the seizure is not le.
gal, as the beer was still in the DOS.
session of the brewing companies.
The 500 officials at Minneapolis have
been notified and it is stated that the
matter will be tested in court. The
wet" goods are now in possession of
a justice Of the peace. who will issue
an order for the consfgnees to show
cause why the beer shall not be de.
strOyed.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-01
Hard Labor,

Algernon, only son of Gobsa Code,
descended from the balloon and en-
tered his waiting motor car.
"And yet wealth." he confided to us.
as we tore along the white beach, be-
side the blue and roaring sea, towards
the casino-"wealth is not worth striy.
ing for"
The remark. to our Socialistic view.
was opprobrious.
How do you know?" we sneered.
"You don't strive for your wealth."
He smiled family.
ut is evident" he said, that you
don't know my father"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-01
ENGINE BUTTS INTO MAN.

He Is Hurled Fifty Feet and Escapes
Without Broken Bones.
Waseca, Mimi, July 27.-A man CIV
ing his name as Nelson was struck by
the north bound local on the Minneap-
oils & st. Louis railroad near New
Richland and thrown about fifty feet.
He was brought to this city in a sup
posedly serious condition and taken to
DR.. Cummings Office. An examina-
ton revealed good many bruises, but
no broken bones. After his wounds
were dressed the young fellow got up
and walked to the depot.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-01
Wastinu Time.

A sophisticated mother who felt re.
sponsible for the future of her daught.
ers said to one of them:
Anna, what did young Mr.. Jones
say to you last night when he was but.
toning your glove? l saw he was
slightly excited"
Why" answered Anna, "he said
that the person who made a glove so
hard to button deserved to be killed"
my DEAR" retorted her mother i'm
pressively, don't waste any more of
your time on young Mr.. nes."-Phil-
adelphia Ledger.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-08-01
Northwest News
C0llAPStS At PRISON DOORS
7. 3. CLEMENT, AGED FARleAuLT
BANKER, IN CRITICAL coNDl.
TON.


Saltwater, Mimi. July 26-Unable
to bear up under the prospect of eight
years imprisonment in the state peni-
Tertiary, Thomas B. Clement. former
president of the First National Bank
of Faribault, convicted on eight counts
for misuse of funds, collapsed at the
very doors Of the prison yesterday aft
ernoon and was taken to the prison
hospital in state Of nervous break
down. His condition is regarded az
critical.
He is seventy.six years old. and
when actually confronted with the
walls which were to hold him in con-
finement for eight years he appeared
unequal to the task of bearing up un-
der the strain.