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RAILROADS.
new Jersey CENTRAL


Trains leave Bioad and Ferry Street Stations.
Sis, $50, $40, SO. Z 100, l;l5, $50 7;45, 500
1910. II 100, 1l.2O, 11:4O a. M; 1900 n; 1890,
1909. 1890, 200, $50. 300 1899, 400 a;So, 5;05.
$40 $50, e1o SO go ;S.,,o az ., 6'Oo' I,le 7;sS
noiiSsJbbt $50 a. Sundays, 100, 1850. 500. SIS,
siee. s:s5, ie:O0, 1920. Ii 100. 1880 a. m; 1900
Ma "a l2 sSe 5:% S. s s:oo. $50. 7:SSSO.. s:oS, SIS. s s:SS.
s:25' 1000, 1880, 100 p. m. 1901 M; 1:5o a. m.
FOR Elizabeth and Plainteld, 6:12 7:25, 1;55,
s:sss g;55. II 80 a. m. 1850, lis. 1:J5. 2:S5,
S.:SSS' KS $50, 5.Ss, 6:i3. 7.45, S45, $3.50, 1850
o. ~. Sundays. 1910, 9:05, 1855, 1856, 11.55
=. m; 1896, IS, 1865, $780, s;45, 1880, $40
w For We Ea : bethlehem, Allentown and
Mauch Chunk OPS to Easton), s:s5 a. m:
IlS, 4:25 (5:sS to Easton) p. m. Sundays GAO
a, m to Easton0, 1855, i;5S, $50 p m.
l;i5, 4;25 p, n. sundays $50 p m- ,,.,o
u I.1b, 1855. 1895, 4;25, 5:3S, 6;13. s:45. II 80
m m, sundays, 40, sos. n;b5 a nj; 1856, $40
p' F u. Red Back. Long Branch, Asbury Park,
etc. 6;12 texcept Asbury Park), $50 600
Red Bank ONYX 3 i 9ss g s;1s mi s:s 5'iI il: SsI p. E mi
sundava. excent Asbury Park G:10 Red Bank
onlv1. sos. p IS to Red Bank only. a. m;
uiS Red Bank only, 1855, $40 2. M
only, LIS, 3:25. z:25. f6:1S Saturdays only.
Sundays, $40, $3.50 a. M 100 p. NJ. e..,.
days only. 1886 P. m. Sundays 9'9S a. M;
155 p m. 80 TX s.qs
Obs. 1880 a m. %s12.50 1:15, 1886, AIS, 5;3S.
745, S:45, 1850 .. m. sundays. 7;l0. 800, SOB.
1855, 11:55 a. M 2;55, 1855. 2;45. 1886. '@4;55,
For Baltimore and Washington, T:b5. 1855,
nso A. M 10 s;s5; 5;ss 2 ~ Sundays
For tickets, baggage checks sleeping car
reservations. can At Broad Street station
v' w g s Z asa' Nan. zen Pass a0F Agent
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
and others without security; easy payments:
offices in CO principal cities. save yourself
money In getting my Rerms first. D. Fl. Toll
MAN. Room s12. 22s Washington St, cor.
Market.
MONEY loaned on diamonds, watches and
unredeemed diamonds. watches and jewelry
for sale PHILIP KRIMKE LOAN OFFICE,
20 Academy st.
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The Orange Mountain Ice Company has
commenced the erection of a new ice
plant, TO take the place of one destroyed
by fire some time ago. The new building
will be located on the site OF the old
building owned by the company at He'd
den place and Fourteenth street. 1t is
to be a one-story brick and cement struc-
ture, 146 by % in front and 81 by 20 in
an extension in the rear. IL will cost
$l1,oO0. c. p. Baldwin, architect, of 10
Clinton street, drew the plans.
Building permits were granted yesterday
by the building department for the cree
ton of two residences. the first at So
Hazelwood avenue, TWO and one-balf
stories high, frame, u by 40, to cost 81, 900.
George Backoff, al chitect. and Mrs. Emily
Meisol. owner.
Mrs. ANA {. Meisol is building a dwell
ing house at 1877 Renner avenue. two
stories high. % by A, To cost s4,5O0. A.
ii. Thomson is the architect.
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IaptNIFI 70 LHE ENEHIUB oIaFfJ
JERSEY CITY, Dec. M-James f. Con-
molly. president OF the Hudson County
Board Of Taxation. was said to be very
low today. He has been confined TO his
home on Mercer street for more than a
week with an attack OF Va grippe.
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LISTERS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
WORKS.
! Manufacturers Of Fertilizers of all kinds,
Bone Black. Glue. Grease. Chemicals, etc.
Buyers Of Dry Bone and Butchers Bone. Con-
signments solicited. For particulars address
LISTERS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
WORKS, rs Broadway, New York city. and
Lister av., Newark. N. ].
JOHN F.. KEHoE. President.
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Union NATIONAL A

ANNUAL MEETING. Election.
THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
or AMERICA.
Newark. N. j.. December 2, 1907.
Tho annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
this company will he held at the office OF the
company. Prudential building. Newark, N. j..
en- Monday, January 13. 1907. for the purpose
OF e~lectinF dill ec.ors 10 serve for the ensuing
year.
Polls open II a. m, close IL M.
EDWARD GRAY, Secretary.
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feet from east side Valley road, $1,000.
John r. Mott to Mary c.. Rowland.
Mo4fclair. east side Midland avenue, $50
feet north from Claremont avenue, $500.
Comstock. Millburn. corner south side
Hobart VENUE and west side South ter
race; and second tract, $1,000.
Calogero Saeeo to John J.. Ward, Mill
burn. northwest corner land Prospero
Mareantonio, south side Taylor street.
John j. Ward to l<raus Nor. Millburn.
northwest corner land Calogero Sacco.
south side Taylor street, 1874 feet from
southwest side Main street, 5000.
Frederic Mayes TO Eliza &. Peirce, East
Orange. south side Warrington place, 1.099
feet east from Grove street, 5000.
Charles j. Wexford to Helena Hlnck.
Montclair. west side Christopher street.
$40 feet north from land Montclair Realty
Company, 81, 400.
Frederick e. Ward to Hollywood Build
ing and Loan Association, East orange.
south side Garfield place, 10 fee south
west from Hawthorne place, $500
Patrick Regan 10 Essex Title Guaranty
and Trust Company, Glen Ridge, west side
Sherman avenue. 15i feet north from Bald
win street, 5000.
Jessie ID. Andrews to Essex County
Building and Loan Associations. Bloomfield.
south side Jerome place. 1903 feet east from
Walnut street, $1,000.
Jessie b. Andrews 70 Hubert J. Ashley.
Bloomfield. south side jerome place, S0a
feet east from Walnut street. s4O0,
Mary r. Sturges ct nj. TO Stewart Hart
shorn. Millburn. corner middle lines Tay-
Tor road, running west through land party
second part. 5000.
John TT. Hover 70 William Parkinson,
Montclair, north side Howe avenue, 90
feet west from Harrison avenue, $500.
Charles A. Morel TO Rena l.. Booth e.i
1880 feet north from Fourth avenue. $1,000.
Lillian V. Voorhees, to T|elegraphers
Mutual Benefit Association. South Orange,
north side South Orange VENUE, 70 feel
southeast from Vose avenue, $500.
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when the INST ring at rhe door bell is not
answered. don't conclude that the folks are
not at hrme. This applies 10 advertising
Ring again British Printer.
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This property is bat three blocks from two
denots. fronting on Westheld Ave. Trolley,
water. Gas, Electric Lights. Sewers. all im-
provements. In fact all convsnienees OF city
life may be found I'm Roseile Park.
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PIANOS N ORGANS.

~---~~
BEFORE you rug a piano come and look over
our slightly used uprights. We have very
good pianos at s95, SIX. SIPS. $40. s155. s170,
$3.50; IS mcnthly. Steinway, Chickering. Sob
mer. Knape. Krakauer. Decker, bargains.
Squares SIS to $50. WIssNER. manufacturer
Cos Broad 81. Newark
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BICYCLES.

WHEELS for Christmas: full line OF chill
December. wheels for grown-ups' si7'5c MP
see our wheels for IS down. 81 per week; iarg-
est stock in Eastern States. HERBERT AUS
TIN, 81 Orange st. near Broad.
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TAKE NOTICE. that l shall sell at public
auction or Friday, the twcnty-seyenth day
Of December. nineteen hundred and seven. at
2 o'clock p. m, at the warehouse OF Perry.
Bates e. Benbrook. ParkNurst street and Rail-
road avenue, Newark. New Jersey. one car
load of lumber. consisting Of "a inch pine wall
strips; said lumber sold on behalf OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. to cover its
charges. r. accordance with Chapter III OF the
Laws OF 1904 OF The State OF New Jersey: the
Same having boon transported by the said
railroad company TO destination. and the
ewner or consignse having neglected to re-
ceive same or &c pay Gusts and expenses OF
demurrago ~ storage. the same having re-
manned in possession Of said railroad COM
pany for six months.
Said lumber was consigned to Murphey-Hardy
Lumbe. Company. Harrison. New Jersey. from
G. II. Pitts. Upper Zion, Va, and transferred
to Milford. Va, on order OF V. S. Lumber y
supply Company. Berwick. Pa, September
w. w, REID. Auctioneer.
So Academy street,
Dated December 18th. 1907.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS.
City Hail.

nv the Committee on Construction and Alter7-
flon n BuHdines at the above address FRI
day evening, December 20. 1907, at p. m
An persons having objections TO these applt.
cations will appear before the COMMITTEES Al
Ina' p" WILLIAM P osRouRKE.
dsc1s-st Superintendent Of BuildiuHr.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRS-sealed proposals
will be received by the Building Committee
OF the Essex County Board OF Chosen Free
holders at a public meeting TO be held In the
Freeholders' room at the Essex County Court
House, at Newark. N. J.. from 2 to 2:30 p. m.
ON Friday, Decembe "a. 1907. and then pub
licly opened anu read at the last mentioned
hour. for the installation of water main and
fire hydrants for the COW barn at the hospital
buildingr. Oyerbrook, N. j.. In accordance
with the drawings and specifications, copies
Of which may be seen at the office Of Hurd
&c Sutton, architects, Union Building, Newark.
N. t., where copies of the specifications and
blank proposals. and any additional informa-
ton RAY be had upon application.
All proposals 20 comply IN an respects with
MISSION OF bids" accompanying the specihca-
lions
BY direction OF the Public Buildings Com
mittee of the Board of Chosen Freeholders Of
the county OF Essex, State OF New Jersey.
Decembe- Is. 1907.
F.. c. EATON,
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AUCTION SALES.

l. GOODS left over one year will be sold
at public auction on On Monday December %.
order OF PHILIP KRIMKE, loan office, %
Academy st.
ALL UNREDEEMED PLEDGES left over one
year will be sold at public auction on De-
cember 81. 1907, at 10 a. m, at Won Poznak's,
42 South Orange az. BY order of A. STEINER
& SONS. 90 Snrlngfeld av.
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RcARDERs WANTED.
ANNUAL MEETINGS.

NATIONAL NEWARK BANKING COMPANY.
ELECTION.
Newark, N j., December "a, 1907.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
this bank fer the election Of directors to
serve for the ensuing year will he held at the
clearinghouse on Tuesday. the fourteenth day
of January nex,.
Polls open from Il a. m. to 70 m.
n. W. TuNIS, Cashier.
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COMING EVENTS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WILL SELL al or part Of the best paving
automobile supply and garage enterprise in
capital Of si2, 900. Address y. o.. Box 9s. South
orange. N. >.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Of any kind, contents
~ stores, flats and merchandise OF every de-
s~crjption, bought for cash; quick and conhden-
tiat. VAN POZNAK. 42 South Orange av.,
phone 2O71, Newark.
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These contracts we're filed in the County
Clerks Office today:
Thomas Burke. owner. with Murphy II
Alien. contractors. painting. S217, 19 Seeoni
street. South Orange.
Andrew ard Edward Curtis, owners, win
\. Il De Nawoel. CONTRACTOR, plumbing ana
timing, 81, 3e0. 232-23i Amherst street, East
Orange.
Theodore Groodel, owner, with Oler LII
man. contractor, painting, 81, 100. 24 Plane
street.
Arthur Heller, owner. with T. y. Beckert
Brothers. contractors, plumbing, $ih; fb'
Clifton avenue. -
Frank Leslie. owner. with James Wall
werk, contractor. plumbing, $40 TO- airing
ten avenue and William street. East Or
ange
Thomas SANE iacoma, owner, with Frank
Angelillo, contractor, carpenter, - @oi
Hickory and TAYLOR streets, Orange.
CLARA c. Staebler. owner. with Oler Lii
ran, contractor, painting, s+i5; Gluten aud
Treacy aVenue.
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WAGONS FOR SALE.

NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE
ADLER'S FURNITURE EXCHANGE. IS
Bellevillo av.-Furniture, carpets, stoves and
bedding bought and sold; stoves repaired.
L. p. phone 99s-Ls Br-Bk.
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West Hudson RenIty.

~ "
JERSEY CITY, Dec. 20.-rhe FOL
lowing deeds and mortgages affecting
property in West Hudson were re-
corded yesterday:
HARRISON.
Conveyance-Frederick c. Werder
ct ux. n Frisco Marazzo ct ux- south
side Off Warren street, 800 feet west
from Fourth street, 25x100. 81.
Mortgage-Prisco Marazzo ct ux. td
Ethel h. Headley, South side of War
ren street, 800 feet west from Fourth
street, 25x100. street No. 315, 800.
KEARNY.
Mortgage-Annie w. l.. and John A.
II. Danecke to Carl Oscar Anderson,
west side of Devon street. $50 feet
south from Quincy avenu 50x100, and
west side of Devon street. 800 feet
south from Quincy VENUE. 25x100,
$4,000.
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N


NEW JERSEY AUDIT Co. 800 Broad st.
Examinations and adjustments a speciality.
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Transfers.

Gervas Kuhnle to Bertha Kuhnle, S
S Walnut st. 15 # W fr Jefferson
81; zoXYo.......
Philip krischer to Fanny Goidstein,
e 5 Richmond st, 261 TT n fir S.
Orange av, 60x74. ................
Annie Wigler and hus to Fanny
Goldstein, e $ Richmond st, 26l Fl n
fr 5, Orange ay :"........".."
Joseph Okin to Philip Krischer, W 8
Charlton st, 4G5 TT S fir Montgomery
ST, 30xl00
Mary Goodman and hus &c Fannie
Levy, II 5 Mercer st. IS TT e FIR West
st, 29xll6; and 3 other tracts. -.
John II. Mckeon to Frederick j.
Ogden ct al, W $ Garside 81, 20 it
fr II $ 81 av 25x100: and I'd tract.
Oscar Keen Especial Master. ete1 TO
Morris F~riedlander, S S S. Orange
av, AZ tt e fr Beacon ST. 3Ox62.... !,
Simon Scheuer TO William Mendel,
n $ $. Orange av, 10 II e fr land
Charles A. Lent, 50x100. ...........
William Mendel to Simon Seheuer,
n $ s. Orange av. l75 1T e fr Mum
Forest Park Realty Co. 10 Rather.
inc Bettger. W $ I'd ST, 100 fl Fl
Monte air av. 50xlC0 ..........,......
Emanuel Sonnabend to Peter G.
Kemp. n S Cottage st. 225 IT e fir
Mulberry st. 16x97 go ............ l,
S Badger av, 675 ft S fr Hawthorne
av, 25X10S; and I'd
John Francis Cahil to Communipaw
Central Land Co., salt meadow, lot
., block 1896; lot 3, block 1896; lot ..
block 1888; lot l, block 1856, lot 4,
block 1853; lot 8, block 1891; lot >,
block 1906; lot 5, block 1493.........
John Francis Cahill to p. Lyndon
Bryce, lot 8, block 14i6; lot l, block
1865; lot 3, block 1864, lot /, block
1897; lot l, block 1886; lot ). block
1873; lot /, block 1880; lot !, block
lO-J
John Francis Gahill to L. Sanford
Ross, lot 4, block 1904; lot ., block
1865; lot 5, block 1857; lot 8, block
1908: lot 3, block 1909; lot 4, block
1917. lot 3, block 1918; lot 5, block
1919; lot ., block 1851; lot 1. block
1852; lot 2. block 1888; lot 2. block
1858, lot l, block 1872. ...............
John Francis Cahill to Stuart Linds-
ley, lot 4, block 1859; lot 3. block
1889; lot |, block 1888; lot 8, block
1892; lot 3, block 1851: lot 4, block
1883. lot 4. block 1870; lot 8, block
1881; lot 5, block 1873: lot I, block
1890; lot l, block 1853; lot /. block
1854: lot 4, block 1914; lot 2. block
1915; lot 4. block 1916; lot 2, block
131l' lot 4, block 1872; lot 2, block
1851; lot l, block 1858; and other
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TAX BOARD PRESIDENT VERY Ill.

Dated December nth. 1907.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-24
ICE HARVESTER SLAIN.
kenosha Sheriff Probes Mysterious
Death of Unknown Man.

Kerosha, Wis, Jan. 22.--The sheriff
of the county is seeking facts in re-
gard to an unknown man picked up
along the tracks of the Chicago &
Northwestern railway near Twin
Lakes Saturday. The mans skull had
been fractured and it is thought that
he had been murdered and robbed.
Deputies worked on the case all day
Sunday, but were unable to discover
the identity of the man or the manner
of death. 1t is known that the man
was from Chicago and he came 10
Twin Lakes Friday night to work in
the ice fields. He had a small amount
of money when he arrived. The body
was found mile west of Twin Lakes
and full two miles from the boarding
house where the man had planned to
live. Officers think it possible that
he was hit by a train and his pockets
ritled afterward.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-24
SOLDIERS co
ON A RAMPAGE

Columbus, O., Jan, 22.--More than
u score of soldiers from the United
States recruiting station here went on
n rampage In the wholesale district
last night and hurled stones, bricks
and sticks through the windows OF
stores, saloons and resorts. Upon
learning of the depredauons commit
ted by the men, Major Glenn, the COM
handing officer at the barracks, sent
200 soldiers and 80 of the alleged
maurauders were rounded up and
placed in the guard mouse. Major
Glenn promised the police that ade-
quate punishment would be meted
out to the offenders
The action OF the soldiers last
night was the result. It is said. of a
cutting ARRAY IN resort. in which a
soldier was worsted by negro and
elected from the place.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-24
SEATTLE WANTS THE BADGER
CREW TO GO OUT WEST

Seattle, Wash, Jan 22.-The ath-
letic management at the University
of Washington is trying to arrange
for match with a crew from the
University of Wisconsin for this
spring, Wisconsin usually has the
best crew in the middle west and
usually it sends a crew to the east
ern races. 1t is thought by the man
agement at the varsity that a contest
on the water with the Wisconsin
eight would be a feature as it would
enable those interested in rowing
here to see how the coast crews COM
pare with the middle west and east
ern Fights. A letter has been written
to the Wisconsin manager but as yet
no information has been received at
the u" 1t is not likely a regatta
can be arranged for this spring but
the negotiations may be effective in
interesting Wisconsin to a degree
that will cause the sending Of a crew
here next year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-24

wanted and the bill was passed.
Among the bills introduced were
these: BY Mr.. Ingram, increasing pay
for district school officers attending
conventions from 81 to So a day: also
making a so per cent individual liza
bility for stockholders in corpora
tions; by Mr.. Bancroft, protecting
deer in Richland, Crawford, Vernon
and Grant counties; also making
railway officers responsible for &C.
cidents liable for manslaughters
also for a passenger fare of cents
on roads earning $500 mile;
also to regulate automobiles, reduc-
ing speed in cities from IL to
miles and in the country from Is to
II miles an hour; also holding an
autoist guilty of manslaughter in the
first degree if he kills a person;
also prohibiting students from voting
Or soliciting votes unless residents of
places where attending school; by
j. P. Peterson. authorizing town in
surance companies to insure contents
OF churches and school houses; by
Mr.. Potter, exempting malt sprouts
sold for feeding from taxation; by
Mr.. ]. o. Thomas, permitting county
clerks to retain so per cent of inheri-
lance taxes collected; by Mr.. Berner,
for an eight-hour labor day on all
public works of every possible de-
scription and affecting contractors
and sub contractors; by Mr.. Brock
hansen, allowing meetings to talk
trade disputes to be held anywhere,
permitting picketing and providing no
action can be taken against unions
for acts of Fits members; by Mr..
Estabrook, a general enabling act
for municipal courts in cities; by Mr..
j. F. Baker, for the further protection
of quail.
In the senate Senator Owen in
PRODUCED bill relating to fishing with
nets in the Mississippi river. Under
the present law the state fish and
game warden had held the lagoons
and sloughs a part of the river, but
an opinion of the attorney general
holding they were not such a part,
has invalidated licenses granted, and
on the ground of emergency the bill
was referred to the committee on
fish and game. other bills intro
duced were: by Senator Barker, to
maintain sanitary conditions in
hotels; by Senator Rummell to COM
pei employers to pay employees at
least twice per month and provid-
ing a penalty of 81 per day for fail
ure to so pay after notice with
costs; by Senator Rummell, to
abolish contributory negligence as a
bar to the recovery of damages but
they may be shown to reduce the
damages; by Senator Hudnal, relat-
ing to the powers of councils for the
inspection and regulation of station
airy steam engines and boilers and
licensing stationary engineers. Both
houses adjourned till January %
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-24
RIVER GIVES WAY;
RESIDENTS FLEE

Terre Haute, Ind, Jan. 22.-rhe
Wabash river levee opposite the
southern part OF the city gave way at
a late hour last night tearing away
400 feet of embankment. The tor
rent poured into Taylorville, forcing
400 residents to abandon their homes.
Many houses will De swept away.
Cincinnati, Jan. 22.-After being
stationary at 66.2 for time during
the morning, the Ohio at this point
began to recede slowly and at dark
had gone down to 65 feet with all IN.
dicaions for continuance of the tail.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-24
Roundabout Badgerdom

An Appleton citizen does not be-
lieye that property owned by Law
renee university should be exempt
from taxation when that property is
not used for educational purposes but
Is rented to private individuals. The
council of Appleton will be asked TO
take action; and in case it does moth
ing, action will be brought in the
courts.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-24
kenosha Contractor Dead.

Kenosha, Wis, Jan, 22.-Nels j.
Busch, one OF the best known contract.
ors in Kenosha died at his home here
after a weeks illness of pneumonia
He was As years of age ana had been
prominent In Danish circles.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-24
BADGER CADET STRICKEN.
oVerstudy for Examination Temporar
lily Deranges Mind

Annapolis, Md Jan. 22.-Owiug 10
hard study in preparation for the
semi.annual examinations to be held
at the naval academy early in Febru.
airy Miishipman Leo C. Muerers
mind has become temporarily de-
ranged and he is now undergoing
treatment in the academy hospital
Young Mueller is a member Of the
second class and is from La Crosse.
Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-24
PREACHER TO MANUFACTURER.
Pastor Resigns to Make New Writ.
ing Machines.

Racine, Wis, Jan. 20.-Rev. C. s.
.Nickerson, for years pastor of the
Presbyterian church, resigned to be-
come a manufacturer. He has patent
ed a typewriter. Saturday articles of
incorporation were filed by the Nick
.erson Typewriter company, capital
$4,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-24

Big Four passenger train Saturday
night at Sanford, Ind, shows 2S dead
and 81 injured. OF the dead IS have
been identified. Railroad officials
We're at the scene yesterday inyesti-
eating the cause Of the disaster. Coro-
ner Leavitt also began an investiga-
ton, The cause of the explosion is
as much of mystery as ever.