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L'Italia., 1907-08-29

Lunedf &c corr. allie ore 11.30 ant. ces-
saw di vivere in questa citta
CUNEO
nato a Soglio, Genuine di Orero, Prov.
di Geneva, Italia, nelPeta di So ami e
s mesi.
Lascia a deplorare la sua perdita la
desolata moglie, 2 figli. una figlia, IN
fratello, n s~orella, suocero, suocera,
cognati, cognate. nipoti ed altri parent
in San Francisco.
I'm fratello e una sorella in Italia e
due sorelle in Buenos Ayres.
PARENT ed amici sono gentilmente in
vitati ad assistere al di lui funerale
che avra luogo giovedf % corr. allie ore
100 pom. partendo dalrultima sua di-
mora No. 406 Vallejo St. vicino Mont
conner st.
I~nterramento Cimitero Italiano.
L'afflitta moglie
Maddalena Maria CuneO
nata Ferrari
a Francisco 81 Agosto 1907.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29

Martedf 81 corr. allie ore 6 ant. cessa-
va di vivere in questa citta
FRANCISCO FRANCESCHINI =.
native di Badia Prov. di Lucca, nelreta
di ami 81.
Lascia a deplorare la sua perdita la
desolata madre, 9 sorelle. iii. zie, CO.
gnato. nipoti, cuglni ed altri conoscen-
Il in Italia.
Uno stuolo di amici in San Francisco.
Amici e conoscenti restano avvisati
che IL di lui funerale avra luogo gio-
vedf % corr. allie ore 2 pom. parton
do dalla casa mortuaria di Valente,
Marini & Co. 344S Mission st. fra lie vie
80 e CORTLAND Ave. Funerale private.
I desolati amici
j. Tore e l.. Martini
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
LTTALIA PER CATALAN

ii Gfernale PITALIA, II sue
programme di cOmpieta dedixiene ALA
Patria Italiana ed al benessere del susf
fiEii qui emigrati, effre ~v0lentierf Pc
n~arionali - qui RESIDENT cd appena
gfuntt - che avesserO bfs0gns df as
sistcnxa, guida e cOnsigii, STA quande 81
essi fossero vfttime di ingannf, In
gius izie e sopruHi da parte di prfvs-
q . dl autorftA.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
PRExzI ELECTROMAGNETIC
ETTORE PATRIZL Il CO., Prsprietari
n Montgomery Avenue
indirixzo per lie letteret p. o. Bsx 1854

Out in questa terra cosmopolita, do
We insieme col popolo americapQ vivono
popQli d'ogni razza e d'ogni- paese: Quf
fortemente nella CARA del lavoro ira 1
figli di lutte lie Patrie europee e anne
lotta a difesa del nome i%taliano. per te-
ner vivi ed alti ramore e Pattaccamento
verso la Madre Patria, per suscitare rel
ia collettiva ItaIiana, educando la CO.
scienza loro ALA grandezza e virt0 del.
la razza italiana allie glorie nazionan
del passato, al virile e civile risveglio
del presente. allie liete e ragionevon
speranze ~delpavvenire.
ING. ETTORE PATRIZI. Direttore
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
CORlSTI! CORISTl -!

La Mflano Opera Company ha biso-
gno di alcuni coristi d'ambo l sessi,
specialmente tenori, per rinforzare ii
proprio coro. Debbono conoscere bene
lie opere del solito repertoire italiano e
francese. Rivolgersi agli uffici dell Il
talia".
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
MOVINIENTO DI VAPOR

CT scrivono da New York per infor-
marcf che IL yapore "Nord America"
E partito da Napoli II 90 agosto u. C.
con SO passeggeri di cabina e 1916
passeggeri di terra.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29

SOPRANO. AdeHna Padovani, Primo Soprano leggero Maria Coma
les, soprano drammatco Lima Berozzi, soprano lrco Ester Ferrabini
soprano lrico - Olga Simzs, alro soprano leggero - MEzZo SOPRANI:
Renata Pezzati, Amana CanZo.
TENOR: Cav. Francesca signorini. primo tenore drammatico = Do
menico Deli Franci, tenore drammaico 49, Angelo Paroa, tenore lirico -
Antonio Balestri, tenore leggero.
BARITONI: Alessandro Arcangei - Giuseppe PimaZZoni - Adofo
Pacini BASsI: Ointo lombard Paolo Wulman - Luigi Bergami -
A Mauceri- COMPRIMARI: Adalgisa Giana, Luigi Casini, Pompeo Elena
Giuseppe Maiocchi, AriTide Neri.
DIRETTORE D'ORCHESTRA e Maestro Concertatore: Agde Jacchia
- MAESTRO SOSTITUTI: Antonio Fogazzola - Giovanni Baraveni.
ARPISTA: Lucia Cimini PRIMO VIOLINO: Mario Cargnino PRI-
MA BALLERTNA: Giuseppina Mari - DIRETTORE DI SCENA: Ricardo
Petrovich SUGGERTTORE e ARCHIVISTA: Ferdinando Giaccone - MA
GAZZTNIERE: Marceno Petrovich - SEGRETARIO: Diego MaSas- PRI-
MO MACCHINISTA: Carlo Gauuccio - SECONDO MACCHINISTA: Basil
lilo Iopez ELETTRICISTI: Giovanni Bianchi. Edward Smith - AT
TREZZISTA: Artemio Navarro y VVISATORE: Ernesto Carreri - SAR-
ia: Elisa Elena.
40 Professor dorchestra - 40 corsti dambo sSi- IL balerine
- Splendid scenari e costumi provenient da Miano.
REPERTOIRE: Aida, Otdlo, Traviata, Rigoleuo, TrovatOre, Ugonotti
Lucia, Favorita, Carmen, Mignon, Faust, Dnorah, Lohengrin, Cavallera,
Pasliacci. Gioconda, Boheme, To%a,M anon Iescaut, Fedora, Puritani, ecc
La stagione 81 inaugurera la sead i Mercoledf II Settembre al teatro
del Chutes coll Aida. ST daranno 8 representation per settmana e ce
ogni sera (eccetto II IunedD ed al matinee d Sabato e Domenica.
Prezzo del post riservati: $500 - S1.50 - S100 - $3.50
Sedie nei palchi So 90 e $3.50
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
Fate LaVOPaPe il DenarO

rubare, potete perderlo, puo bruciare.
Non 10 portate in giro - puo farsi
un buco nella tasca e sparire.
Depositatelo owe N casse forti e
dove puo produrvi un utile. Mettetelo a
frutto.
Per gil scorsi sci mesi abbiamo pa
cato un interesse in ragione del $50
allanno.
BANCA DTTALIA
632 Montgomery street
Succursale: 3343 Mission St. vicino al
la 29.ma Strada.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
IVA IVA IVA

in quantita a G. b. Olcese, 1896
Davis st. Imperial Wine Grapes)
arrivera mel suddetto mercato verso
II 5 o II 6 Settembre.
Quest'uva 81 vendera a b on mer-
cato da $40 in SD per tonellata. Dun
que preparatevi tutti per fare del
buon vino. Arriveranno in questo
mercato da 5 a 10 vagoni di iva gior-
nalmente. 81 spedira in qualunque
parte della citta e campagna.
26-S no.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29

La vendita del pod rssrvah incominciera Mercoledf setembre al nego-
d Sherman & Clay in Vn Ness we presso California st Per comodita del
Montgomery Ave, presso il negozo diG Geo. II Meyers, vidno alrangolo di
ackso st 81 fcevon anche ormni per posta, Purche accompagnau da checks
a Mr. viii L. Greenbaum, care OF Sherman an delay.
"a compagna lei caTi di cra stablira u n apostle servizio dt carri dal
North Beach la attire pardd della cna per modo che 81 potra andare e tornare
dal Teatro lei Chutes con ogn comodta print e dopo lie representation
Per coloro che vivono a. di la della bata 81 mmenta che per rna ad
Oakland. Berkeley Alameda e Fruitvale CT sono tire battelH che partono DIAL
Ferry di Sn Francisco lutte lie see ane 114o allie 1920 e ALA 1O per IL
Anche il Key Route per ndare a ID Oakland, Berkeley e Piedmont, ha tire bat
adatatssimi CHI partono DIAL ferry a mezzanotue ed ala l pom
L'Italia., 1907-08-29

SCUOLA d'Inglese e Francese. Me-
TODD rapido. 1929 Dupont St., Prof. A.
Torchio.
1921 2S-S 80
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
GIL INCIDENT DEL GIORNO

Teri un caro- elettrico della linea di
via Valencia andava ad urtare contro
un crosse carretto carico di sabbla
di proprieta della 'Teaming Co. di
San Francisco.
L'urto v~iolento fece cadere al suo-
10 il carrettiere ii quale riporto assai
gravi fertile. Sembra che IL carrettie-
re avesse voluto attraversare IL bfna-
rio senza curarsi del tram h soprag-
giungeva con velocita moderate.
Ill MUSEO DEL PARCO
I lavori di ~riparazione del Museo
del Golden Gate Park procedono ala
cremente.
Sperasi che fra due mesi IL Museo
sara completamente riparato.
Appena, completati i lavori di re-
stauro, IL Museo sara riaperto al pub
blico.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
CronaCa della Citta' COl0nia Italiana

Ruef, e via e via "Sine fine d~icentes".
Attire r%ivelazioni sono promesse per
il seguito
L'Italia., 1907-08-29

Sede principale: 1852 Fillmore st.
Succursale: 622 Montgomery st.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
DIRETTORI


Peter Micheletti - G. Lepori - Q. y.
Hale - o.. NJ. Goldaracena - c. Gehret
- Alfred Monotti Peter Tognazzini
- II. Brunne S. Grand - I. G,
Tognazzini - Arnold Martin - I. Sc
Zig - G. Granucci - 3. G. Tognazzi
- f. Frapolli - NJ. Compagno.
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
Morning Daily News
L'ITALIA
GlORNALE QUOTIDIANe DEL MATING

II piu grande Giornale Italiano negli
Staff Until II solo che 81 ~pubblichi
ogni giorno in otto pagine con illu-
s~trazioni
L'Italia., 1907-08-29
CIFRE ELOQUENT
SVIzzERA.AMERICANA
Locarno e San Francisco
RESOCONTO
per la gestione semestrale s%pirante IL
80 GIUGNO 1907
-~(ATTTvITA')
-

HENRY BRUNNER. Presidente
II. c. TOGNAZZINI. Vice-Presfdente
ALFRED MONOTTI. Nice-Pres
A. MICHELETTI. Manager
OTTO OTTESEN. ASS Cassiere
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05
CATARRH GROWING LESS.
Due to the Use of Hyomei-Cure.
Without Stomach Dosing.

Without Stomach Dosing.
Inquiry at the local drug stores
shows that the sale of remedies for
catarrh has decreased very much in
the last year. Some medicines which
were formerly bought a gross at a
time are now purchased in half dozen
lots, and are rarely called for
There is one notable exception to
this decrease in sale, and that is
Hyomei. This remedy is, In fact, re-
sponsible for the decrease in sale of
catarrh medicines, as it has made 30
many cures of catarrhal troubles that
naturally there is much less demand
for medicines for that disease.
People who have been trying diff
farent medicines for catarrh during
manv years were induced to begin
the use of Hyomei by Tallman & Co.,
cost nothing unless cured. Much to
their surprise, they found that Hyo-
mel did what it claimed Of it did not
Tallman & Co. could not sell it under
this guarantee) and they soon be-
come ardent advocates of the use of
Hyomei.
There is no disagreeable stomach
dosing with Hyomei; it is used by
being breathed through a neat pocket
inhaler. The complete outfit costs
hut one dollar, extra bottles, If need
ed, fifty cents
With every Hyomei outfit Tallman
& Co. give their personal guarantee
that the money will be refunded un-
less the treatment cures, SO that you
run no risk at all in buying this re-
liable remedy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05

That this city is in urgent need
Of better accommodations for its fire
department was shown this morning
at the fire at the Rohrman bakery.
When one Of the central companies
got its line of hose ready for use 1t
was found to be useless because a Sec
ton was frozen. It had been used
at the blaze at Judge Beams residence
and in the absence Of any place to
dry the hose some of the water that
had not been drained out became
frozen during the cold SPELL
Fortunately this morning the fire
was a small one, and the department
was able to handle it with the good
hose at its command. However. the
instance shows the need of a proper
place for housing the hose so that 1t
may be properly dried after fires.
Following the fire this morning,
Chief ]. L. Vaughan had all of the
hose taken to the room adjoining his
electrical shop in the Malarkey build
ing. 1t was strung out on the floor
of the vacant room and the chief in
stalled a stove for the purpose of
warming the room. However, the
arrangement is only temporary, and
the firemen are unanimous in declar-
ing the department needs quarters Of
its own.
1.-THE freezing is also injurious to
the fire hose" said Mr.. Vaughan this
morning, "for it causes the cloth to
wear out and as a result the dura-
bility of the hose is much shortened"
Not long ago the city purchased
$1,000 worth of new hose and those
who have the interests of the depart
ment at heart declare that the right
amount expended in providing suita-
BILE quarters would lessen the future
hose bills of the city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05
For Food and Drug Inspectors.

Washington. ID. c., Feb. 5.-Civil
service examinations were held in va
r'ous parts of the country today for
positions In the department of agri-
culture under the pure food and
drug act. The positions to be filled
include those of one chief food and
drug inspection chemist, several sub
ordinate chemists and a large num-
ber of food and drug inspectors. The
salaries to be paid range from $4,000
year for the inspectors to $4,000 n
year for the chief inspection chemist.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05
COLD AND SNOW STOP WORK.
Government and Private Reclamation
Schemes,

Work on the government projects
IN the Yakima valley will not be re-
sumed to any extent till the snow
gees off and weather conditions
change for the better, says the Yak
ina Republic. There has been moth
ing done on any of the projects under
way, except preliminary work, since
early In the winter. All work at the
dams al the headwaters of the Yak
ina has been suspended and the men
on the Dumping lake road have holed
up for winter quarters. Nothing is
doing in any of the lines of irrigation
with the exception of the preparations
that are going on for the opening of
spring.
Owing to the deep snow and the
hard freezing it may be late spring
before the private canal companies
get their property in shape for turn
ing on the water. AS Is always CHS
tomary, much work in the way of
cleaning out the silt improving weak
points in the embankments, building
now lateral gates, mending fumes,
ETC., is done during the winter months,
but this winter nothing like this has
been done.
In the low canals much damage
was done to the headgates by the
flood of November, and these repairs
will have to be made before water
can be turned into them from the
river. There are a number of small
bitches in the valley that were badly
In ict. OF hatr =
headgates, and they cannot be used
until much work has been done on
them. The headgates will have to be
rebuilt in some instances and new
em5ankments made.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05
TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
The Cause Must be Removed, Same
Way with Dandruff.

Kill the germ that causes dandrur,
falling hair and badness. you will have
no more dandruff, and your hair mus.
grow luxuriantly. Newbro's Herpicilc
not only contains the dandruf germ
destroyer, but 1t Is also a most delight
full hair dressing for regular toilet use.
No other hair preparation Is on this
scientific basis of destoying the dandrun
germs. II stops all irritation. keeps tn }
scalp sweet. pure and wholesome. Re-
member that something sclalmed to be
Just as good" will not do the work OF
genuine Herpicide. Sold by leading
druggists. Send 1oc. in stamps for sam
pie to The Herpicide Co.. Detroit, Mich
Two sizes--60 cents and $1.o0.
A. G. Koeppen q Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05

here, while the railroad blockade has
been on, the people of Helix and
other points on the w. & c. R. have
been without mail for nearly a week,
and until today the same was largely
true of the places on the o. r. & N.
between here and Walla walla.
Last Friday the business men of
Weston and Athena engaged a pri-
vate team to come down after the
mail, and one load was sent them.
This morning the o. r. & N. start
ed train consisting of an engine and
a box car northbound with Weston as
the intended destination. Mail for
that point and towns along the
line was taken in through pouches
and as a result the people Of Adams,
Athena and Weston will be furnished
some kind of postal service.
The local postoffice people say that
neither this office nor those tribu-
tary and on railroad lines have any
authority to provide temporary serv-
lee while the roads are disabled.
Where stage lines are In use and fail
to carry the mails the postmasters
have authority to employ temporary
help and the cost OF the same is de-
Quoted from the pay of the route con-
tractor. However, there is no such
arrangement regarding mail carried
by railroads. Consequently, in the
present instance the people in the
isolated towns must either provide
mail service for themselves or else
induce the railroads to establish tenn
porary lines.
According to E. c. Smith, local o.
r. & n. agent, the matter of temper
ary service was never laid before the
railroad people to his knowledge, and
in the general confusion caused by
the blockade the matter was not
thought of. Now that traffic between
here and Walla Walla is partly re.
sumed he does not regard any action
as necessary.
To Blow Up Dam.
report was received here thi:
afternoon that the dam in the Crane
Ronde river at Perry, this side of Ia
| Grande, is to be blown up in ordei
to prevent it from going out in the
event of much higher water wher
more damage would be inflicted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05
FIRE AT RoHRMAN's STORE.
Early Morning Blaze Burned Hole I'm
Floor of Bakery.

Shortly before o'clock this morn
ing a small fire occurred in the rear
of the Rohrman bakery on East
Court street, but was extinguished be-
fore much damage was inflicted. The
blaze started on the floor in the
bakery and probably originated from
Goals cast out from the oven. 1t had
evidently been burning quite a while
before being discovered.
The central companies were called
out to fight the blaze and did 80
promptly with the result that the only
damage inflicted consists of a hole
in the floor and injury to the room
from smoke.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05
KNIGHTS ARE ACTIVE.
Damon Lodge Has Many Candidates
for District Convention.

At an enthusiastic meeting of Da-
mon lodge No. 4, Knights Of Pythias,
held last evening, II applications for
membership were received. Those
seeking admission will form part of
first rank class that will be initiat-
ed on the evening Of February 1s,
when district convention Of the
lodges of Umatilla county will be held
here.
At the meeting to be held next Mon
day further applications will be re-
ceiyed and the candidates will be
voted upon in time for initiation with
the anniversary class
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05
BETTER HOUSING
FOR HOSE NEEDED
GREAT NEED EMPHASIZED
BY THIS MORNINGS FIRE.

Discovered That Hose Was Frozen
Up and Useless, When the Run Was
Made to the Rohrman Grocery
Affair Would Have Had Relatively
Much Greater Importance Had the
Fire Been More Formldable-Fire
Department a Unit In Asking for
Better Shelter for Apparatus.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05
Beautiful
China Pldt,e
Free!
With ST Purchase
Of Empire Tea
For this week only

Two things are essential in the pre-
pairing OF good tea
First--Good Tea
second-Proper brewing.
Taken as a matter OF course that
every housewife knows how to brew
tea properly, but how often do they
make the purchase of tea without the
least thought OF kind, quality and
healthfulness of the tea purchased
OUR AERIAL" TEA AT soc
POUND contains no lead or copper
as is used in the curing OF almost
every tea upon the market. Suppose
you try our tea the next time you are
in need of u good healthful beverage
and let US send along a beautiful
china plate
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05
To Blow Up Dam.
STEWART CREEK BRIDGE HAS
GONE OUT.

A phone message from Pilot Rock
received at $40 this afternoon states
that the bridge across Stewart creek
a few miles this side of Pilot Rock.
has gone ont, and the Pilot Rock stage
being yet on the south side, cannot
arrive In Pendleton today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05
MillIean.Norton Recital.

Hal V. Milligan is expected to reach
this place sometime tonight, arriving
from Portland, or rather from The
Dalles, at which point he has been
hung up with many others, awaiting
an opportunity to get away. The re-
cital to be given by Mr.. Milligan and
Mrs. Norton will be presented accord
ing to announcement to be made
probably in tomorrow's East Oregon
ian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05
Star Performances Excellent.

The vaudeville performances being
held at the Star theater are improv-
ing with each change of cprogram.
Last night a new bill was put on
which was well received and highly
appreciated. The house was crowd
ed, and the bill will be changed
again Thursday evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05
Marriage Licenses Issned

Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following couples: Alfred
Punstadler of Spokane, and Effie v.
Hulse; and to James II. Doty and
Lillian v. Boswell.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05
Daughter Born.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Rich
ardson, in Portland, February /, a
baby girl. Mrs. Richardson was for
mcrly Miss Bessie Glissen of this
city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05

The annual inspection Of company
A. third regiment Oregon National
Guards, at Baker City, will take place
February 21. 1t will be conducted by
Colonel ]. A. Jackson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05
Volunteer Firemen Killed.

White Plains, N. Y, Feb. 5.-Three
volunteer firemen were killed this
morning while working in the ruins
of the Mead building, burned last
night.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05
Earthauakc Was Recorded.

Vienna, Feb. 5.-Prof. Belar at
Iaibech, says the seismograph record
ed an earthquake Sunday lasting 90
minutes, 1900 miles from Laibach.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05

The interstate commerce commits
sion was established February 4, 1887
Just 90 years ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-05
CHINOOK SWEEPS
HILL AND PLAIN
CONTINUED from page l.)

place the house is located 100 yards
from the creek and 1t is several feet
from the ground. The water at 1
o'clock was almost up to the floor
OF the house. 1t has been thawing
on Butter creek since yesterday. but
the snow is by no means all melted
yet. The water at the salisbury place
is reported as raising at the rate Of
a foot an hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-26
Now Faces Charge of Assault with
Intent to XIII.

Now Faces Charge of Assault with
Intent to XIII.
Johannes Kahler Of Treynor Ia, is in
hard luck. For the pleasure Of knocking
Julius Him. of the same town over the
head with a beer bottle and Telling Him. to
the ground, he was fined $25 by Mayor
schoening Of Treynor. He paid the fine
and costs, but was rearrested and brought
to Council Bluffs where another informa-
ton relating to the same assault was filed
in the court of Justice Cooper. After being
in the county jail for few days the second
information was dismissed on motion of
Assistant County Attorney Ross and
Kahler was released, but only to be ar
rested again yesterday, as the district
court grand jury returned an indictment
against him charging him with assaulting
HIM with intent to commit granddaughter.
His bond under the indictment was placed
at $500, which Kahler expects to be able to
furnish, but as he was unable to do so yes
terday he was committed to the county Jail
once more.
Arthur Southwell. against whom an in
dictment was returned in connection with
his alleged attempt to shoot w. Hawkins,
was arraigned in district court yesterday
and entered a plea of not guilty. The
charge against him under a previous indict-
ment Of assaulting Soren Thompson was,
on motion of the county attorney, dis
missed
c. H. johnson, who was indicted for
cheating by false pretenses in that he OBJ
tanned sos in cash. board and lodging to the
amount of SSs and medicine to the value of
81 from Landlord Dobdson OF the Metro
politan on the strength OF his representa-
lions that he was a wealthy stockrnan and
had money in banks in South Omaha and
Billings, Mont. pleaded guilty yesterday
and was sentenced to six days in the county
jail.
The hearing in the injunction suit brought
by the New Nonpareil company to restrain
the Board of Supervisors from entering
| into the contract with Morehouse & Co. for
the Junty printing, etc, was continued by
agreement yesterday until Saturday.
b. F. Proffitt was appointed guardian of
| his wife, Dora Profitt, insane.
The Minden, Ia, Canning company has
brought suit against II. j. Hesley, c. J..
Neimann, d. H. Ripper, The Green Bay
Lumber company and Katherine Rihmer.
administrators Of the estate Of Samuel Rib
mer, deceased, stockholderS in the COM
pany. to compel them to pay their proper
ton of the company's liabilities. Losses in
business during 1906 compelled the company
| to suspend operations.