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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-10

Barbados April 0Arrived steamer Trent Brl, Pearce
southampton Via VigO for Colon etc and New York
Para New York: Soldier Prince (Brl. Dunn (from
Santosl. New York.
sAGREs April sPassed. steamer Citta d TOrino OtaD
FeFraro. New York for Naples.
LIZARD April 9-Passed steamers California CFT) Fan
toZzI New York for Havre: Idaho (Br). LOvertdse
for HUI; Pennsylvania (Cfer). GTOnmeyeF,
New York for Plymouth and Hamburg.
TRIESTE. April ARRIVED. steamer Giula (Aust).
Cherubni, New York via Naples.
NAPLES. April Arrived steamer Virginia QtaD
Bassani. New York: sailed steamer Lguira 0taD
Aiatttna New York
GENOA April ARRIVED. steamer Egremons castle (Bry
MrTtiie, New York via Barcelona
ANTOFAGASTA. April Arrived previously. steamer
Ovid (Brl, Cubitt. New York via Montevideo. Punta
Arenas etc.
LIBAU April 3-Arrved. steamer Smoensk RUSS. Pat
ton. New York VIA Rotterdam.
SAIRASG. April arrived previously, steamer Nor
Prince CBr) Dave New York via Algisrs for
PORT NATAL April Arrived. steamer Clan Macin-
tyre (Brl, Weir, New York via Cape Town
TA<U April 6-AFFtved. steamer BoscOnbe (3G. Wis
som New York via St. Vincent o. V. and Port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-10

HILL. VIEW RESERVOIR
OF COMMISSIONERS OF APPRAA@AL
Pubic notice . hereby given that IL . the 8 Intention o
application the Supreme Court OF the State OF New
under Chapter "a Of the Laws Of 1905 as amended Such
coar, VIII To be be d in at and for the Nh 5R gs
district. at the Court House In the Village OF White
4tR 1907 at 10 O'Clock the that day or as
such application ts+btan order OF the Court ap-
cf reside in County Of New York
the real estate herenafter described situated 70 sc1 as
S m es OF by ufeF d aSS ana ana s are
amendatory thereof upon such commissioners OF ap-
q pure and wholesome water Tor city New Y@rs
city Yonker the County Of westchesos
The following s BRIEF description Of real estate
sought be taken reference to the date and place OF
those certain \, Ps5Sss r Of :, FSHI %
state OF New York. shown map entitled Southern
A9uedue PSpaT time SeSSio9 No B99Fd . % Wstsr
sga as IN 81 ne Gy York ri 10 S a9 b o ne che %
New York under the PROVISIONS Of Chapter 724 Of the
View Reservoir ana SpPur5snaness north Of Mclean
NJ Which map MAS nee u te SG q Pr e KesisSss
9 s, me o "a Ee eb IgS7 and n bonsd en- We
scribed follows
s es sastP n n the Of & t parcel nd no 2a
sy 'G no Of said AVene % degrees y ns tR'
PSI FEET TO ne southwest corner OF parcel No and
westerly Of said parcel degrees q minutes E
s. feet 10 the eastery Avenus and the
inc soss h po9 n Of Genital Pa avS sosa 5
westerly lines OF parcels Nos and 5,
iS feet to ne to @ s a d 6s
8 thence along the n9rthe-y line Of said parcel -
% and s ~ degrees 81 minutes 175
the northeast corner Of said parcel thence along
the northwest OF parcel No S. thence along
feet TO = point the westerly line OF parcel No "a:
MT n AvpnT
thence along the and thu south line OF parcel No
line OF said parcel No "a along the same ana the
westerly line o. parcel No So " % degrees 10 minutes
and the southerIy Avenue: thence along
Of paTses Nos s. s. S. s. and g. e Degrees s
thence along the westerly line % RbaIl Avenue and
STes5 R n s a6s Ware 4ve8 Re ana
and distanees q dssTses % minutes W 1899
grees 81 minutes 54i fest = degrees - minutes
y $500 IN assss az Ii fs SiS srf fss 3
minutes 4oo6 feet II degrees so minutes W 3S61
southeast OF parcel 8 along the south
esly line Of s9id Parcel the fooTing courses and ais
grees as minutes W 2034 feet ara 9 rs degrees Al min
9 SenS n f S d fs & q, s S % a 80
s5ees Il minutes w 0S zee, e the southeast corner Of
thence crossing the said Avenue and running along
The s i ss ] n The SS IS oi S 5oF com
P,Tererc. "a bera6y rDsds =,
aforesaid M once tire Rssister the county q
estate to be taken In Zee. as above described - '
WILLIAM b ELLISON
once and Psi PSI g 9 Tsso1 Asdrea''
Corner OF Chambers ana Centre Streets.
N~w York CITY.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, April 9, 1907.

ARRIVED.
steamer Avalon CIor). Rasmussen. Antonio April
g. the Cuneo Importing Company with fruit Arrived
u the Bar 4:30
steamer Athenlana ,f3r) TwIddy Padre March 20
Antia. Nfpe Bay. 80. " - Munson. with mdse
Arrived At the Bar at p
Steamer Hanseat tNor. Rasmussen. Santos March IL
Bahia IS to the John Seager Company, with mise
Arrived at the bar az o fSthy.
Steamer Rosaini l3r, Clark. Shields March %. TO
Bowsing & Co. IN ballast Arrived at the Bar at
Luisiana UtaD, Carboni Genoa March - and
Naples 20 Richards co. with u cabin and 1J53
steeIage passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar al
midnight (sth)
to " Munson with mdse Arrived NJ the Bar az 1850
a
Steamer Kaiserln Auguste Victoria Ger Ruser Ham
30, Southampton and Cherbuurg a. To the
Hamburg American Line. with 745 cabin 22i
and l633 mails ana mdse Arrived
the 1880 q tSth1.
Steamer Lille tNoD, Knudstn. Boston April T. the
Donald Steamship Company, In ballast. Left Quarantine
GIG a IN.
Steamer Prinz Joachim GER Won Leitner savaullla
March 90 Carthagena ~ Port Lmcn April l and Kings
l. 20 the American Line. with IS passeu-
mails and ndse. Arrived "a; the Bar At 631
Steamer Lampasas. Johnston. Galveston March 81 Key
West April and Nassau > TO Mallory Steamship Line
with q passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar
at 1910 m
steamer Porto Rico Delano Baltimore 70 II c Poster
with mdse. Passed IN Quarantine at 2:40 q IA.
Steamer Nueces, Hx Galveston March Is. via Bruins
wick april g. 10 the Mallory Steamship Co. with
gers and mdse Passed in Quarantine at Cos
- OssabaW. Webb Brt usyic< 10 he
tine at SAC a
Steamer Taft tBr) Nielsen. Baracoa. Atlantic
Fruit Co. with fruit Anchored IN Quarantine 500
sts2lnss Tan CbE. Nelson. BsEscoa April % thu At
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NEW HAVEN Road REFUSES AID

The subscription raised by Mount Vernon COM
muters to build a new station the New York
New Haven & Hartford in that city has been Of
Tered 10 President Mellen TO be expended by the
railroad for that purpose. Mr. Mellen. boHever
has refused the offer. as he saws its accentanca
would SAVIOR too much OF real estate sUeculatgor,
lie has, on the other hand. decided as ALREADY
Ao5g' 70 oe3d a NoO90 station, which he believes
VII De adequate 10 Mount Vernon's needs AZ
ts IS me nrst new station 10 be built by the com
pany IN twenty years between New yorlr ana
stanford Mount Fernonites greatly pleased
with tho companys decision. The new station 15li
Be at Columbus and VIII he 4 rea1Ia, &C. -,'
ping place for the new electric trains 0P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-10
SNEAK THIEF GETS s1,7oo FROM BANK.

ST. Louis, April 9.-It became known to-day
that on Friday sneak thief stole 81 700 from
the paying teller's cage Of the State National
Bank and escaped undecided. The thief forced
open the wire netting in front Of the cage
reached inside and took a package of bills The
loss OF the money and the broken netting were
not discovered until the cash was checked up
tor the day. The theft was committed during
the noon hour rush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-10
PATTERNS OF NAVAL VESSELS BURNED

Philadelphia, April 9.-One of the large build
ings IN The League Island Navy Yard, contain
Ing the sawInin joiner shop and pattern shop
was almost entirely destroyed by fire carly TO
day Officers At the yard estimated the loss he
tween $4,000 and 100000 Many patterns Tor
the equipment Of vessels Of the navy we're
burned, and they VIII be difficult 10 replace
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PUBLIC NOTICE.


STATE OF NEW YORK
Board ~ Railroad Commissi luors.
Albany, April :. 1907
Application having teen made to this Hoard by
Hundred ana Forty fifth street Railway Company pro
posing bgid street surface railroad the 90
Borolrh of Manhattan. commencing
intersection OF li5th and I.enoX run
MIN. thence westerly along 1t5th inter
32S feeD under railroad law FOR the
certificate required under said section conditions
of said section have been compiled with the appi-
can't company that public convenience and nsces-
railroad NOTICE Is hereby given public hearing
ON SAID application held by tbs Board at the
York Office "f the Boari Room aoa6, Metropolitan
Building Madison avenue New York city. Thurs
JOHN S. KENNEDY.
Secretary
DURsUANT To STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. No
l tirc Is hereby act-Senate Isl Int No
passed by both branches Legislature
emitted
TO AMEND THE COUNTY LAW RELATIVE TO THE
APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT DISTRICT
TuRNEYS IN THE COUNTY OF QUEENS
Further notice Is hereby given that Public Hearing
urou hiI VIII bee held ar the Mayors once in the
City IIaII city Of New York. Thursday April
Dated city Hall. New April :. 1907.
GEORGE y. MCCLELLAN.
This bill VIII be the FIRST heard that time
TOUPsUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. NO
passed by both branches Legislature
entitled
TO AMEND THE COUNTY Law RELATIVE To THE
APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT DISTRICT AT
Further notice hereby given that a Public Hearing
upon such bill VIII be he'd az the Mayors Office.
CITY Hall in the city Of New York, Thursday. April
Dated city Han. New York April s. 1907
GEORGE p. MCCLELLAN.
This hin Will be the heard time
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TO ASK AHEARN TO MEND STREETS.

A special committee from the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals, headed by JEFF
ferson Seligman. will call Borough President
Ahearn within the next few days and ask him 10
take decisive action toward lettering the condi-
ton Of the streets. which. according the
ciety. are dangerous 10 horses Requests to have
Fifth avenue from 33d 10 37th street paved with
granite blocks and that the grades Park ave-
nue. between 32d and 34th streets and 10Th and 42d
streets be paved with granite instead Of asphalt
VIII also be made.
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An1uSenents.
OPERA Horsr


MANHATTAN ,,, SSF 2 HOUSE
SEASON or GRAND OTEKA' 'N Ave
--------LAsT WEEK-BUT ONE. Director
TONIGHT at S:15-GRAND DOI-PT - -
-Leoncavalo's PAGLIACCt. Nine. b S1Ii Sill
appearance S Of ,i SSSIFEsneS vy1Rrur;9i 9TH
AsAeA4tsAlsE. Mine. Calves NM. DaIme~ssS IA
enevsky. seveilhae Gilbert. ATnOndi Con- cit
THURs.. APR. n. at s:15-spscia1 D.,..
MERMO0S Mines PinIer1 seveTi1sC AA ~ ia AN
Ssvetlhae. Musnoz. Nenturini. Tecchi i5o1ee
FRI. APR. I2. at s:15-LeoneavaIlo, p,o,.
AGCni Nine. Donalda; MN Bassi. ssm saoLi-
CALVE) Mascagnfs CAVALLEkiA ISTs'rs A. ~ aad y
Sa Ies calse: Slaeonl9 severina; Nh DaiNsss-
SAL MAE. APR; rs. az 2:15--verdrs RVco
CARA; NM. Bonci. Sammarco Gilbert N1caa. zas
setta. Reschiglian. NenturinL COnd Csl 5s% tos-
75c 10 S3-OO-Meyerbeer's THF H SP1lar vSsiess
MINES Russ De Ctsneros, Zeppiin. Aria SsvseUll
Reschiglian Conductor Cam5ar,1t usnoz. DaddI
NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT at S.30- r IN,
GRAND POPULAR CAMPANINY t'0 TSStSSS1M FL
Popular Prices-5Oc to 81 81 ~ @FsI.
Soloists: Mines. Russ. De Cisneros Ietar,
tan Opera Chorus and orchestra Cond 'Ts o3ha,
~! MON; APR 10, at s15-verdis isSGOIFTro
Bonci. Sammarco. ReschigIian Mugnoz IA "a iN
Venturini- Conductor. Camparini F0sse''a.
NINE. GAVE Biset's = CA iRES2 aRRPesEanss as
ZeppilI Trentini Giaconia; NM DaImorsS 1--we
nae. Gilbert. DaddL SIugnoz. ReschfTiar 9eseil-
ductOr. Campanini. 7-'-iA CQ1-
s1 WE'D S, APR n, at s;15--FIotow's MART,
S.ts,;, Donalda De Cisneros NM Bonci Ar5n a.
SlanoIl1S IaIettis MugnOz Conductor MAY. B ~
,vI IH rs APR rs. at S.15-Eighth apDearss ,aelS
IilAE- GAVE. GRAND DOUBLE RTT ~ ~ OK
ssavaIIo.s FAGLIACCI. Nine. Zeppmi NM R Reoa-
SanlInaIco. Reschiglian, Venturini; ami Ws,,eo-ss
opera. Ia NAVARESAISE. Nine CaIvs. M s73 q
mores, Altehevsky Gilbert Grandchildren a. "a,
H9ndL CanductOr, Campanini '" an
- IL. Ark. 10. at S.1j-FareweU OF NJ r., -,
FONIE CAMPANINI. BeIlinTS Il PTRE1I11-SJ-
Mines. Pinkert. Zaccaria: NM BoDci sroaNAAAL
-''H4i' Neu'uIihi MuSnoz- Conductor Cannan5..Si
After the Cd act prologue F- -l-
Mephtstopheles. Boito ~
60 mondt and Chorus and Rors an
SaE MAI, APR 20. at .I5-9th anDaarst- .
3LNk. Colve. Bizets CARMEN Wnoss ~ ~, o.
NeppuH Irentint GiaCOnia NM DaImorav~ Ave
coma, GllOert, Daddi. Mugnoz ReschigIian C an
SAT NIGHT, APR 20. at s.15-Ias4 N,,.. .
the season-VerdFs AIDA. Mines Rusx RsuI rot
ueros; NM. Bassi SanmarCo 8rfuno.,If 49, rs
IecchL Conductor Campaniuf s-o@
q Popular Prices-IJc. 20 81
seat sale for Final Week (iDril i5-2O iueIl On
Tomorrow (ThUrs.), o A. N NP'hs
SUBSCRIPTION SALE
NA OF SEATS FOR NEXT sEASON Or.
GRAND OPERA NOW PROGPFSsrS15
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

FOREIGN POtIS
Liverpool April 9Sailed. steamers Carmania (Br Watt
New Yorl, Via Queenstown; Weehaw1en (IIrl Hard
Bremen Aprl 8 6 D m-Arrived. steamer Main Ger,
Won BoreIl New York
cherbourE April >. 10 p m-Arrived. steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse GER Fettin. New York Via
Plynlouth Tor Bremen ,aId proceeded.
Gibraltur. April 9. m--Arrived, steamer Hamburg
CEN Hfrneister New York via PontA de ArneI fo-
Naples ard Genoa taud proceeded. -
NTontevidao Apr Arrived steamer de
tBri. Harrison. New York
April 9ArrlVed steamer iceland (Er),
head, New York via Dover
St Michaels. April arrived steamer Neustria CFr)
Thumin, Marseilles and Barcelona for New York.
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ROADS MAY ABOLISH COMPUTATION.

Chicago, April Accommodation or suburban
passenger rates in Indiana, Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania may be abolished in the near future.
This is the principal subject to be considered at
the meeting tomorrow OF the Central Pas
senger Association. comprising all the railroads
in the territory bounded on the east by Buffalo
and Pittsburg and the west by Chicago and
St Louis. The proposed action is result Of
the two-cent fare legislation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-10
BOARD OF EXAMINERS WINS.
Buildings Superintendent Loses Power to
Adiudicate Violations

A decision Of the Corporation Counsel has shorn
the Buildings Superintendent Of powers he has
been exercising FOR some time and has given them
70 the Board Of Examiners There has been
trouble between the two over building law viola
lions and similar problems which got the Build
inEs Department for adjudication.
The same trouble came up under Mayor Low. and
corporation Counsel Rves then decided in favor of
the Buildings Superintendent. Mr.. Ellison Is now
OF the opinion thai the Board OF Examiners is the
final authority IN ali disputes over reported viola
lions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-10
cHuRcH LEAvEs PREsRYrERN.

The Park Side Presbyterian Church Lenox Road
near Flatbush avenue. Brooklyn. has ended its
dispute with the presbytery by withdrawing The
trouble arose over the ownership Of the cb,,roh
property by the Rev. DR. John ID. Long. its pastor
the title 20 which the presbytery wished 10 have
vested IN q board OF trustees. DIR. Long SIM re-
mains member Of the presbytery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-10
REwARp FoR TonAcco RAlpERs-

Frankfort. KY, April Ex-Governor Beekham
issued proclamation to-day offering reward
Of $500 for the apprehension and conviction Of
any person guilty Of destroying tobacco beds
and barns IN the Western Kentucky dark to-
DoccO district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises 81 sun G33 Moon Moons age 81
HIGH WATER
A M-Sandy Hook 5:5S Gov. Island CPS He'll $40
r Msandy Hook G2s Gov. island 600 Hen
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Proposals.

TDOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON n G
Mar. H. 1a01.-SeaIed proposals VIII be received
OF the Purchasing Agent OF this Department
until O'Clock m, Monday, April %. 1907 for fur
nishing miscellaneous stationery supplies.
typewriters computing machines scales rubber stamps
supplies numbering machines seals. copying presses
furniture. CARPETS baskets. boxes dry goods Irvine.
cosdags hardware trucks. leather supplies electrical
supplies paints oils chemicals lumber fuel forage
household supplies. etc they may be ordered by tho
Office Department. and Postal Service during tina
Year or beginning I
contracts awarded. Blanks for proposals.
with specihca and instructions bidders.
ready for distribution about March y 1907
will furnished upon application the Purchasing
Agent the Post once Department Washington D. c.
c. V. l.. MEYER. Postmaster General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-10

lantie Fruit Co frui,. Bar at 1880
,,,rr
Steamers virginia CBr). Inagua SavaIila etc. Rruns-
,,iek Havana brunswick, city Savannah.
Apache Charleston and Jacksonyille Pawnee Phiadel-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-10
WIRELESS REPORTS

The Potsdam. which reported 10 sable Island at $40
yesterday, when 10 miles station
is expected 10 dock about 8 a m ton morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-10
Friday. APRIL IL.

der Nederau3en. Hayt. u ". Lis 100 p m
Altai, Colon Hamburg American. - 80 2fH
ArapafDe. jacksonville. clyde. -....... 800 ~
Colorado. Brunswick. Mallory -..-....-- 500 ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-10

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH NiEATS-OFFICE OF THE
Assistant Purchasing Agent. Panama Railroad
Company. - State Street. New York April 3. 1907
Sealed proposals will be received at the ONCE OF the
Assistant Agent. Panama Railroad
pany "a State Street. New York until =. m. April
18th for furnishing above mentioned articles
and fun Information may be obtained Oface
ALFRED ANDERSON, Assistant Purchasing Agent
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
" Washington. d. c. April q. 1901.-SEALED PRO
SATS viii be received IL O'Clock
noon saturday April o. 1907, furnishing tons
water pipe Forms specifications necessary
information may be obtained IS. District Build
ing washington ID. c. HENRY r. F. MACFARIAAND
HENRY l. WEST. JOHN BIDDIE Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-10

PROPOSALS FOR SCREENS. STORM SASH AND
Il vesttbules-Fort Wood. " Y. IL. April 1907
Sealed proposals In tplcate. for furnishing and install
sash and vestthules certain build
ings al this post will received until so A ri
A2rtl % 1901 The T. :. reserves the right reject
any or all bids. Information furnished application
Envelopes containing proposals should be Endorsed Pro
p0saI FOR Screens. e addressed
slgned. q. q. BURNEI.I. ConstK. G. NJ.
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Public Notices.
--~~


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
N Ninth Judicial District
HILL VIEW RESERVOIR
Section Number I.
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PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE sUPPILEs.-RoCK
a island Arsenal. Rock Island. Ill. April & 1907
scaled proposals in trplca upon the BLANK forms
signed until O'Clock =. NJ. Tuesday May 1907 for
furnishing hardware. leather steel iron cleaning
rails. oils paints chemicals. materials heating and
lighting paper. lumber. during year ending
June so 1905 Information furnished on application
Colonel 5 f. BLUNT. Comdg-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-10

sBrings man.
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l. 5. ENGINEER OFFICE. NEWPORT. r. L. APR
Z 10 laOI.-Sealed proposals constructing
sion o breakwater Point Judith. r. l., re-
IL M May l. 1901. and then publicly
opened. Information furnished application. j. f.
MllIAAIkn. II. Col. Eigrs
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08

w ars now ready y sefve
meals aad quick lunche&rGate
City Bakery. 1i-of4
Mrs. Brounette 0k Sioux
City, u visiting . the home Of
her sister, Mrs. Frank TRum DO.
Shorthand and bookkeepiug
By mall. Improve your spare
Decentralization Business In
stitute. list
One Of {. Jensen's cattle 20,
In the way Of the train one nigh,
this week, with very disastrous
results--tO the COW.
Mr.. Savage and wife ere now
nicely settled In their Wagner
home, having moved over from
Armour last Monday. They
are occupying the J. B. Reich
property.
dad" at Naeye's store wai
the man behind the gum for q
couple Of days this week, and
from oil We can learn he was
very careful not to hurt the
leathered denisens Of the air.
He only brought two ducks
home.
Joe Whalen and Mias Marie
Walker were married ct White
Lake last Sunday, and are al
present visiting with Joe's par
ente In Iowa. They expect X
return to Wagner next week,
Mr.. Whalen has been farming
the Barney Cole place east O
town for the past season or two,
and his bride Miss Walker, is q
sister OF our tOwnsman. Lewis
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Whalen
will remain In this place until
they leave for their claim on the
Rosebud.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
FATAL. SHOOTING AFFRAY.

Fl. A. Brad6eld OF Trent, a
brother Of our E. e. Bradfeld
was shot Halloween evening,
and Henry Hendrickson was
arrested on charge Of murder,
on the accusation Of the victim.
The cause OF the shooting was
illfeeling between the two men,
caused By differences regarding
the sale Of liquor in . club room.
Rrad6eld Was . pharmacist in
the Orahood phar macy and
leayes . wife and several child
rem. Hendrickson 10 very prom
inent In both political and social
circles. Intense excitement
prevailAOver the shooting. Mrs,
Bradfield left Monday morning
to attend his brpther's funersl.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08

Found: a child's catholic
prayer book, also : rosary. Al
the New Era ONCE.
Cali ou g. ". Hennies q the
D4kots Elevator. for oil kinds
Of hour and feed. Ul6I
Ths City Drug Store now has
FOR ea1o the famous Acme choc-
olates and bon hons. II Is
a little child Of Thos. Nolan
died Wednesday after % illness
lasting about three weeks. The
funeral = - b held today.
The new producer for the
electric light plant q this place
arrived Wednesday, and will be
put ii place IS once. When this
ID installed the capacity Of the
plant - handle the heavy light.
Ing proposition will be greatly
|increased.
John Naove lost his 6ne bird
dor this week from poisoning.
IN Iaapity that some Of the use
1eoo ours could not be the ones
- receive this kind Of medicine,
land ~ have plenty Of them TO
opere) insteAd Of the dogs that
Are Of use, and valuable.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
nARDcANY VALLEY.
Frosty mornings nowadays.
ES,o pvhrdv - hnnxy p;ol,;nn


Frosty mornings nowadays.
Everybody is busy picking
corn.
John Burgr and family we re
visiting at the F. Sterba home
last Sunday.
=. Kafka accompani ed his son,
Frank, TO Taber Saturday where
the latter II attending school.
r. Sterba put on : new coat
OF paint on his buildings last
week.
Lots Of things were upside
down when We got up last Fri
day morning. r. Sterba's
mail box Was upside down and
F. KAflga had his l6 foot water
ing trough standing against
the telephone post.
g. Sterba WA in Avon last
Friday. Suppose he was trad
Ing some "ponles."
Jim Grady WAS Smelling corn
for Geo. NJ. Babcock and Mar,
|6ykora last week.
Isn't the southwest cores.
pondent slightly Oh. Must be;
/ never saw any news from the
southwest Is is only from the
southeast. He, or she, got
mixed mp I'VE take the blame
for the above.-Ed.
What 10 the matter with
Brother jerry His wife must
Do visiting aud he has TO take
care Of the house, Ur he 10 look
Ing for another pair Of Unit
tono."
MEMBER or B. G.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08

Mr.. Kuhueo had the threshine
crew last week. His grain
turned ont very good.
Ths farmers Are busy husk.
ing corn these days % that Mr..
Snow viii not catch them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert 6praker
aud family attended the Hallow.
eSsu party Thursday evening at
the NV hall il Wagner.
County Superintendent Of