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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-03-19
sier Mooiton; treasurer, Mrs. E. S.

lTdtgs
A labor meeting, attended by about so
men, was held in the Mansion house hall
Monday evening to consider the matter
of nine hours day with ten hours pay.
w. J. Dukett was chosen moderator and
F. A. Phillips secretary. Eight commit
tees were named to confer with the f. F.
Emerson company, Salisbury Brothers,
osgood & Roundy, Marcott 81 Hayes,
their employees, carpenters, tinsmiths,
painters and laboring men generally, and
to report at another meeting next Mon
day evening.
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For Sale.

Farm of 32S acres, two miles from
Sharon depot. Good house of IL rooms,
suitably arranged for two families. Run
ming water at house and barn. Plenty
fruit for home use. Keep 80 head stock.
100000 fit. lumber; 1000 cords wood.
Will include stock and tools, if desired.
Telephone and R. FL Write or call on
E. E. Farnsworth, Sharon, VT. 3w ae
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5000 Money-Makins Farms For Sale

in Massachusetts and Is other states.
"Strout's List 49," the largest illustrated
catalogue of farm bargains, with reliable
information of farming localities ever is
sued, including bond good for r. r. fare
mailed free. Dept. 126, E. A. Strout Co.,
294 Washington ST., Boston, Mass. 3w ae
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-03-19
The Lucky Quarter

Is the one you pay out for box of DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. They bring you
the health that's more precious than jew
els. Try them for headache, biliousness,
constipation and malaria. If they disap-
point you the price will be cheerfully re-
funded.
II. A. Leonard. Randolph.
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day, visiting her daughter, Miss Ellen
Whitney.
Miss Desier Moulton was with the
family of her brother, Sherman Moulton,
in Burlington from Monday to Wednes-
day.
Miss Clare Bagley, who had been the
guest of Miss Harriet Hayward several
days, took her departure to Keene, N.
H., yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Raymore went to
their home in Highgate Friday after
spending week with the family Of their
uncle, Joseph Raymore.
Mrs. j. E. Wilcox has been in New
York since Sunday preparing for the
opening of the spring millinery season at
her shop on Merchants Row.
Mrs. H. H. Mcintyre returned Monday
from Amsden, where she had been visit
ing her niece, Mrs. L. G. White, and is
now with Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Miller.
Miss Emma Patch of the staff of nurses
at the Randolph sanatorium is in North
field caring for Mrs. Denison Brown,
who has been in feeble health for some
time.
The Green Mountain band has been en-
grafton day, and this will make the fifth
consecutive year it has played for the
veterans of that place.
Avery Quimby, an employe at the tale
mine in East Granville, had thumb re-
moved to the first joint Friday by DR.. G..
j. RumriIl on account of a diseased con-
dition of the bone, resulting from felon.
C. N. Mccall, Mrs. James E. Mccall
and Miss Gertrude Hernandez left Elm
cottage Tuesday for Boston and from
that city will go to New York to remain
until spring in the country is more adj
vanced.
Those owning the few dogs left in
town since the raid of the crazy Boston
terrier from Bethel will do well to re-
member that dog licenses are now due
and take steps accordingly to preserve the
remnant of the canine population.
The Methodist society will elect lay
delegate tomorrow evening to the YER
mont conference, which meets in Barre
the week beginning April II. The lay
delegation will choose representative
April II to the National conference.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-22
GIRL ASKS
 LIBERTY

CHICAGO, Nov. !. -- Etta Mclean, the girl stcnographcr who was caught in the act of stealing a letter from L. s. District Attorney Sims office. bearing on the Walsh case today au- nounced that she preferred liberty to love.
 She had been promised her liberty If she tells all.
 Give me liberty" she cried "I will help the secret service mon. The guilty must suffer. If Goodee suffers 1t is well and good. It is all his fault.
 'I am here; gave him my heart and he proved craven
 Goodec, the girls lover. was arrest ed with her He was promised that if he told all the girl would be released. but he refused
 It is expected that if the girl makes a full confession it will expose q big conspiracy on the part of prominent men to get the governments evidence in the big case against Banker Walsh.
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Native Son No Hatch for Britisher and is Battered to Pulp. Fight
 Stopped by Police

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2&. - F,auk Neil, one of the greatest little fighters California ha+ produced. met his Wa terloo in Dryamland Rink last night at the hands of owen Moran. tac English rcathcrWcight IL was one of the cloau- est contests ever Wagcd within prize ring ropes and Noi wa+ outrpught from start 10 finish
 Tho affair reached ta, 1atn round, and in the closing spells ot that fierce battle it was NcI- couag. alone that kept hmm going. H seconds evidently t1ouaHt tna FruDd. .eas taking what came his way and holding himself to- gctnor for d kuock-our punch. But to the average spectator the chances of the native son being able to speed or land d damaging blow seemed very re- mote.
 Neil had been knocked down once and was being hammered while hclp- less to defend himself when Moran made a mute appeal to the local mans seconds to acknowledge the defeat They refused to do so Moran then freed himself from Franldr's embrace and began hattoring his weak oppon- out once again. A sharp crack on tho jaw from Morau's right srut Neil To the boards. He alailod himself of the full time and Vdou he #ros, Moran sailed into aim again Koch, lhcu ape pcalod to the men i'm Nct'S corner but they Were stul louno 'p interior.
 Frankie brr,rd himself f.r u"c sar- oud vhil. heinz fmcrd back and maI, wild sweep with his loft for Momms midrio II aas blow aimed in d,s- peratiou IL carried no fore, and it went wide of the mark Then Moran fell upon his adversary again. and as Franhic'- head was jerking from side to sid" from the efforts of the doublo- handed latcring. Captain of Police Duke hoprcd upon tn" lighting plat form and ordered halt AS uo did so, Nril'S seconds attempted to take credit to themselves by ;o~sn@ towel across thr ropes. They were roudly rated for not protecting their princi-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-22
TWO HUNDRED STARTERS
 IN HERALD ROAD RACE

MONTREAL. Canada. Nov. :. Tn, Herald read race over the mountain. a distance of noarDy ten nilcs. was run today and was tine most largely at- tended and wholly successful of any of the annual contests eurr the first inauguration of the event, the course being lined NiJh people. while at the finish was throug that barely left room for the runners
 There were otcr 200 started in thc race, a greater number by far than has ever taken part heretofore, and no less than lCl finished D II. C. Wood, of the Harricrs. was the winner, his time being 59 minutes and 44 seconds C. Cote came in second and J. Royal third. Both are members of the Mon- treal Amateur Athletic Association
 Considerable disappointment was felt in Longboat, the great Indian runner not having been present. He had in- tended being on hand to witness the affair and encourage a young prottgt he had lately taken in hand, but al Hamilton he had the misfortune tc take on board too much liquor and he was subsequently arrested on tho charge of being drunk and disorderly After remaining in jail until he hat sobered up. some friends paid his fine and he was released.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-22
PER0vICH
 DOOMED
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, D. e.. Jan 1S.-- Leroy To2ier, of Fairbanks attorney for Vuko Pcrovich. the condemned murderer of the Tanaua called on President Roosevelt today and made a strong plea for communication of the dent refused point blank to reconsider the matter. All hope for Perovich now seems dead.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-22
sM. A. ARNOLD, President . A. HALL. Vice Pres. and Cashier
NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

Public notice is hereby given that | by virtue of writ of execution and order of sale, dated January s, 1908, | issued out of the District court, for on a judgment rendered in said court on the 4th day of January, 1908, fin favor of A. F.. Boyd and against Ophir Creek Hydraulic Mining Company. I will offer the following list of real es- tate for sale at public vendue to the highest and best bidder for cash, on the 10th day of February. 1908. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of said day at the front door of the court house, Nome. Alaska:
 Last Chance Placer Mining Claim. Commencing at the center end stake or post. being the northerly end post of the John Watterson claim above Discovery on Ophir creek in the Coun- cil City Recording District. District of Alaska. and running up stream on said
 
 end center post or point of rock or bluff standing at waters edge on the right side of the creek. and extending 330 feet on each side of said stream, Ophir creek. located by D. c. Harmer December 31. 1898, notice of location of which is recorded in Vol. 3. page | III, of the Records of Fl Dorado Min ing District. which said Fl Dorado Mining District Is now included in and Is a part of the Council City Record | ing District,
 Sadie Placer Mining Claim. Lying between the Last Chance and C. D. Clark bench claims on Ophir | creek. commencing at the northeast corner stake of the Clark bench claim; thence northerly to line of the Last stake of the Walburga. and thence easterly to the place of beginning. To- cated by w. H. Soderberg and A. L.. Guinan September 13. 1902, notice of location or Which IS recorded Tn vol 8 of Locations, page 1o2. Records of Council City Recording District. Walbursa Placer Mining Claim. A fraction joining the Watterson claim on Ophir creek and situated be tween the Watterson and the Last Chance. and extending from the south erly center stake of the Walburga $50 feet up stream to the northerly end stake. where it joins the Last Chance claim. and extending 330 feet on each side of the center of Ophir creek, To- cated by N. l.. Schmidt. June :. 1899, and recorded in Vol 3. page 25l, Rec ords of Fl Dorado Mining District and TOW embraced in and a part of the Council City Recording District. Q. C. Clark Fractional esneh. (Called the Clark Bench Placer Min ing Claim in said mortgage). Com mencing at the initial monument of
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score with that distressing body blow were baffled and Frankie was carried clean to tho ropes with showers of punches that caught him on the nose. chin car and jaw Frankie, under the cheering influences of encouraging yclls from friendly spectators. piled in like a demon in the ninth round and held the Englishman even.
 Hes slowing up. Frankie" the out 5idcrs were yelling to him, but even while slowing up, Moran was alert as a fox terrier and very sure listed when eyer he aimed a blow. He did not strike as frequently but when he did let fly his fist either smashed into Neirs stomach or caused Ncirs head to wag.
 Neil Respects the Victor.
 From the eleventh round on he was merely a target and in the concluding round it was simply his grit that kept him going. He was fought to a stand- still He was knocked down with right handler early in the round, and he was go helpless that appeals to the ref cree to stop the fight were made from all sides
 Neil said after the contest:
 That fellow will lick Attell. sure"
 Moran was introduced as Engands favoritr fcathorweight champion of England. Abe Attell entered the ring and offered, through the announcer, to meet either of the boys if they won Neil was hootcd when he refused to shake hands with Attell.
 The betting took a decided change after the men weighed in. Before then Neil was favorite at 10 to s. But after the weighing it went to 10 to 2, then even money. then Moran became the fayorite. and, finally the betting was 10 to against Neil. What may have influenced the market was that Moran was full weight, and for that matter perhaps half pound over weight, while Neil who weighed in his under clothing did not cause the lever to risc.-By w w. Naughton. sporting editor san Francisco EXlmner
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HUMPHREY PROMISED
 SUPPORT FOR BILL. Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON D. C.. Jan 15.- Congressman Humphrey has been promised strong support for his new bill, which provides that Alaskan ap- peals can bo heard in Seattle, Port land and san Francisco.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-22
FINE FOR
 SUBSCRIBERS
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan lg- The house is engaged today debating the question on the amount uf the fine and the length Of the Imprisonment to which corporations and their directors. who contribute to campaign funds should be sentenced.
 Some amendments were proposed whose passing would mean q consid- erable increase in the punishment, but all such amendments were voted down.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-22

said claim, being the center of the claim on the side line of the Wattcr- son claim, thence 2S9 feet northcrly to a post marked WatterSon Fraction Corner, also F'alkenberg Corner. thence 362 feet northcasterly to post marked Falkenbcrg Fraction, thence 800 feet easterly to post marked northeast cor ner. thence 2l5 feet southcrly to post marked southeast corner, thence 15S feet westerly to post marked Waiter son Fraction and No. 9 Corner thence 610 feet northerly to initial stake, marked Guide Side Stake nf Wattcr- son Fraction to center end. located by D. C. Clark June IS. 1900. notice of To- cation of which is recorded in Vol. 6. page 23. Records of Fl Dorado Mining District. and now embraced in and a part of the Council City Recording Dis fri
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PUPILS WANTED.

For English, French and Spanish languages. Also piano lessons given al pupils residence. Apply Professor F.. A. Drapeau, corner of Hogan and Third street.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-22

Chairs rescated and wired and fur niture repaired and vanished w. Del bar.
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TO AID
 SIBERIA
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 WASHINGTON D. C.. Jan 1S- Puriugton's History of Placer Mining in Alaska will be- translated immedi- atcly into Russian and be used to aid in the development of the placer mines of Siberia.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-22
ROOMS TO RENT.

Room to rent to tranSiorT. corner of Hogan and Third street With or without board
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-22
CUBA FOR
 CUBANS
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, D C.. Jan. b. Congressman Kahn has continued his fight to give Cuba back to the Cubaus and has gained the president to his side.
 The president today advised th" sen ate to return the island to the Gu bans entirely February l, 1909
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-22

Go to the North Pole Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town
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THINKS HALF A
 MILLION ENOUGH ht...z.., co...I c.:

WASHINGTON D. C.. Jan. l5-- Congressman tTawnry conferred today with the A.-Y.-P exposition officials. He said nc doubts the advisabilitay of asking more than half a million for the
 exposition. Hr fovors having the government aid exhibitors. especially exhibits from AL asi,a
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Francis Placer Mining Claim.

(Called in said mortgage Frances Placer Mining Claim). Situated on Ophir creek. Commencing at the ini- tial stake. which is at the northwest corner of the Virginia claim and run ming in northWesterly direction to stake No. 2, which is the northeast cor ner stake of the Last Chance claim: thence southerly along the line of Last Chance claim to stake No. 3, which is the initial stake of, the Last Chance claim, thence northerly along the line of the Virginia claim to the initial stake and place of beginning. located by r.. Don Reed. July 8, 1904. recorded In Vol. IA of Locations. page 164, Rec ords of Council City Recording Dis trict
 Dated at Nome. Alaska, this 9th day of January, 1908.
 T. C. POWELL,
 United States Marshal Jan. 1l-1S-25-Feb. 1-S.
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SELL. OUT
 ADAMS
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. Jan. l5.-Thr property of Adams. the assay office thief uas been dccdcd to Tu-t,. John II McGruH and will be sold for tnr benefit of the Alaskaus who suffered by thr tHefs robbcricS,
 The property Uiu br sold iu a favor able market
 Sweet Cider at Tea Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-22
Moran the Faster Worker.

pal from unnecessary punishment when first appealed to.
 Moran the Faster Worker.
 lt developed soon after the start of the nglt that Moran was far faster worker than the California boy The little Euslishman took q lead and was newer really headed although in one ur two of the rounds Frankie pulled level with his busy adversary
 II looked in tn, early stages of the affair as if Moran would encompass a knockout inside of ten rounds He scored more rapidly than Neil in the stand away work and at free arm bat tlmg he employed right hand upper cut that bumped into F'raulics mouth and chin with uncrrng certainty
 T. was SO all through the first and second rounds But in the third Neil made connections with his famous left rip for the body and by the time the bell called d halt in that particular round Neil was oyon with his nimblo oppop,nt once when he mad the Eng r~hman against the ropes h- put in two Of these damaging clips and owen gaspcl as though the visitation was moi to his liking
 Hammers Face to Pieces.
 In the following round Moran watch ad for a smash and blocked it. Then hr cut Ioos" with both hands and Neil "out to his corner smiling through mask of blood For several rounds af- ter that Fraukios head was tossing from side to side. The Englishman was master of pretty we'll every kind of blow used in glove fighting IIc shot in straight lrrts and he brought up iolts, hooks and upper cuts. He lit- erally hammered Noirs fac. to pieces The san Frauciscan's eyes were all but closed his nose was battered out of shar" but h, struggled pamely on in the hope or bringing his Nt,pish op- rou.nt to terms with ,hoso damaging left rips.
 On" occasion Moran slowed up some and watched Frankie and his rip very nlo-rly Most of Noigs attempts to
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-22
DENNET CONFIRMED.
Nuggets Special Service.

TNUY9tt5 5 0ptCIaT OuTVICE'
 WASHINGTON, D. c, Jan. 1j.- Fred Dennet has been confirmed as commissioner of the land office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-22

al from unnecessary punishment when
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

land filing. Up to two months ago 1t
was held that an entryman, If he
wished to relinquish, must relinquish
all he filed on. The new view of the
matter will enable a great many men
to sell enough of their claims to de-
velop that which remains to them.
This will mean within year vast
progress, along, too, most important
lines, the reclamation of the desert
and the cultivation of profitable crops.
1t will also mean a largely increased
population per square mile. since,
eventually, as all agree, the valley will
be cut up into small holdings. For
the average rancher 40 to 120 acres
is going to be enough, and those who
observe closely look to see the valley
eventually parceled out in small acre
age tracts and farmed intensively.
"Then will come to pass those things
which are spoken, and the vine and
the fig shall flourish and the lambs
shall be many upon the hills" Only
there aren't any hills.
Let It be remembered that of the
making of lies there will be no end.
AS long as civilization is blessed with
real estate agents to boost and jealous
outlanders to knock there will be du-
bious tales told of the valley. But the
great primal truth concerning 1t is that
nature has done, and every year does,
more for the valley than for any area
of tillable land in the country. 1t is a
veritable hotbed, and there is plenty
OF water. Whatever the temporary
obstacles, whatever the annoying triyi-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

ting in cement sidewalks and generally
Strengthening themselves around.
Holtville looks now just as Pumpkin
Center looked twenty years ago when
you used to go In there with pa and
Uncle Hezekiah to see the sights at
the county fair. But If you want to
see 1t look that way don't delay. Come
early and avoid the two-story buildings
and the telephone poles. For they are
already with us, here and there, and
the old is making way for the new.
All along the line we are making
progress. Why, only the other day we
had a fight in a political convention
over the nomination by the Republican
party of a candidate for judge Of the
superior court After the fight was
over charges Of corrupt measures in
the primaries were freely banded
about.
And we are to have a daily paper.
Yes. This week Capt. Allen Kelly and
Lewis Havermale, two Los Angeles
newspaper men, win begin the publi-
cation every morning of a life-sized
daily, now running as a. weekly. 1t is
the Imperial Valley Press. They are
live men and with a 2O00-word Assoc
ciated Press service with which to
catch the westbound trains into Los
Angeles at Imperial Junction, why,
say!
And there is reported to be a row in
church choir in Brawley this week.
Indeed, the valley is progressing!
Recently the land office decided that
q man could sell part OF his desert
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
RATE LAW GOES AT
LAST TO HIGH COURT
Disagreement of Three Federal Judges
Will Carry Practical Questions
Involved to United States
Tribunal

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 3.-For the
first time since the passage of the
Hepburn rate bill the supreme court OF
the United States will be given an OPP
portunity to pass upon all the prac-
teal questions involved in the law In
its amended form as passed by the
fifty-ni congress.
Three judges of the federal circuit
court of appeals, unable to agree upon
a decision upon application for an in
junction case brought by two of the
Hartman railroads, embodying al the
vital rights and powers of the inter
state commerce commission, including
the matter Of court review, today di-
rected that the case be certified to the
supreme court.
Relying upon the statute which ex-
pedited proceedings of this character
the attorneys in the case expect that
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
STATE EQUAL SUFFRAGETTES
AGAIN REFLECT PRESIDENT

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3-The Cali
fornia Equal Suffrage association to-
day, by unanimous vote, reelected
Mrs. Mary Simpson Sperry, president OF
the organization. Mrs. Sperry, who
now enters on her seventh consecutive
year of service in this office. thanked
the members OF for expression of con-
fidence.
The officers elected We're:
First vice president-Mrs. Lillian Cof-
fin.
Second vice president-Mrs. Mary
Keith.
Third vice president-Mrs. Shelly Toll
hurst.
Recording secretary-Mrs. Florence
Hortell.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. Lilly
Scoville.
Treasurer-Mrs. Ella Mitchell.
Auditors-Mrs. Alma Kower and Mrs.
Adelaide Ballard.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
FLEETS RETURN ITINERARY
ANNOUNCED AT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3-The itinerary
of the return home from Manila of tho
battleship fleet was announced at the
navy department today.
The fleet will leave Manila December
1, arrive at Colombo December IA, stay
there six days and then depart for
Suez, which 1t is scheduled to reach
January 5.
The ships will pass through the canal
and coal at Port Said as expeditiously
as possible. They are to spend the
month of January and few days early
in February in the Mediterranean, two
or three vessels going to Villefranche
Marseilles, Genoa, Leghorn, Malta. Al
giers, Negro Bay, Morocco, the whole
fleet leaving the latter place February
6, scheduled to arrive in the United
States February %.