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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Monday March 30
stmr BanaIei, Mcfarland. 4s hours frem san
Pedro.
shnr Queen, Thomas 40 hours from San
Srmr Rose City Kudston. 50 hours from Port
land, via Astoria II hours.
Stmr AsuncioD, Bridget . days from As
stmr Pasadena Kalnin. Is hours from Al
stmr Helen P Drew, Gunderson, is hours
from Greenwood.
stmr Roanoke Dunham. sls days from Port
land. via Eureka 16 hours.
Schr Roderick Dbu, Farley. IL hours from
Monterey. in tow tug Navigator.
Schr Nokomis, Nielsen. II days from Mukil-
Barge 81 stannard. 20 hours from Port San
Luis. in tow ting Dauntless
CLEARED
Monday. March 80
stnr City Of Topeka. Gielow. Eureka; Pacific
Coast steamship company.
Br stmr Ashtabula. Harding, Hankow: Stand
ard oil company
Br stmr oriana. Jarvis, Newcastle. Austria
lia: g. ". MeNear
Ship Star of Alaska Ealvorson. Chisnik
Alaska packers association.
SAILED
Monday. March so.
Stmr Arctic, Elliasen. Fort Bragg.
stmr Wasp. wehman. Grays Harbor.
S,r S,nr lama lamaipais a9n ANDERSON; trays ilarbor
S;mr Roanoke. Dunham. San Pedro.
s Stmr E A. kiIburn Ili,u, Mcclellan Eureka.
Stmr Maverick. Daniels. -
Simr Santa Rita, Curtis. Port San Luis and
Portland.
Stmr George Loomis. Mcclellan Jr Redondo.
Stmr Fulton, Mahoney. Eureka
SPOKEN
Feb 2S--Lat So deg s, long 81 deg W. Ital
ship Emanuele Aecame from Hamburg. FOR
Oregon.
Per stmr Asuncion--Marcb %. p m. 20
miles north of Blunts reef ightship. stmr Cas-
cade. hence March p. for Astoria. Cascade was
stopped and had been for some time The
captain stated that he was making some re-
pairs in the engine room
DISASTER
SEATTLE. March 30---Fishing schooner lydia
was cut in two by steamer Chippewa off Point
No Point at O'Clock this morning: two. Of
the crew were drowned: eight Others includ-
ing the captain. we're rescued by boats from
the Chippewa Lydia sunk; Chippewa reported
unnjured
TELEGRAPHIc
POINT LOB0S. March 80 10 p. m.-Westher
hay; wind, northwest; velocity. IS miles per
hour
DOMESTIC PORTS
ABERnEEN-Arrived March 3o-Schr Manila
from Honolulu; schr Golden Shore from santa
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of The Pacific

SAN PEDRO. March 30.-Thc schooner Eva.
brought $4,000 feet OF lumber for wholesalers at
This port The schooner Resolute. Captain Gre
ler. viii sail tomorrow in ballast for Bellingham
The schooner Fred J. Wood. Captsin Monsen. l.
days IRON Bellncham. VIII discharge SOC, 600
feet Of lumber The schooner Taurus. Captain
Norby, viii sail tomorrow IN ballast for Everett
The schooner Robert Searles. Captain Nsllstadt,
brought from Everett 100000 piles.
SEATTLE. March 30--Anxieiy is felt here
lor the steam schooner Daisy freeman. which
left san Francisco Narca 2e for Seattle with a
cargo of cement for the Alaska Pacific company.
Il has not yet been reported from the govern
rnent observation station at TstOosh. and owing
II the fierce gales which have been blowing for
rhe laet couple OF days shipping appre
reported this morning The steamer Telegraph
arrived this morning after 8 stormy passage
from Astoria. The stern wheeler suffered only
hreakaEe II windows The City OF Puebla ar
rired from San Francisco with $50 passengers.
PORTLAND. March 30.-No attempt has beer
made bv the sailor boarding house men 70 in
Columbia for the German ship Nereus and tht
craft viii leave tomorrow with full crew
Armed guards are stin standing watch over the
Norwegian steamer SommeTstad from which sev
erai sailors threaten to desert The stear 81
Senator arrived today from san Francisco wltI
251 passengers ana 400 tons of freight. Thi,
is the largest number Of passengers the Selatoi
has csrried~Since il has been on the Portland
San Francisco run. The Norwegian bark Urania
under charter 10 load wheat for Europe. arrived
Astoria yesterday.
TACOMA. March 3o.-rhe American Hawaiian
liner Arizonan finished loading her cargo for th.
Hswailsn islands and viii leave port tonight foi
rte issnds The Norwegian steamer Christian
Rers viii begin loading lumber tomorrow fo
Shanghai The Associated oil com2any's sieamei
Roeecrans viii finish dscharging fuel oil sns
viii leave tonight for California.
ASTORIA March 3n.--The schooner Alber-
Never with $50 200 feet of lumber for san Fran
cisco was towed TO sea today. The Brtish shil
Arctic Sfrpam. with grain for Europe. arrived
down The river this morning. The motor slool
condor with a general cargo for Nestncca vii
leave cut at the first opportunity. The Nor
Vcgiar steamship Sommerstsd. With lumber fo
Shanghai. has arrived down the river. Tn,
steamer Brezkwafer arrived in from Coos la,
and proceeded 10 Portland. The Norwegian shil
Jranis. 20 &ays from Valparaiso. in ballast ar
rived YESTERDAY The Norwegian STEAMSHIP
Aker. " ballast from San Pedro, arrived tbi
afternoon and proceeded directly 10 Portland
The steamer +. s. Loop sailed today fer Sai
Francisco with $4,000 feet Of lumber
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KNOCKED DOWN AND RoBBEp

A man about IS years Of age living
I'm san Bruno avenue, was followed
from a saloon at Twenty sixth and
Folsom streets late Sunday night by
young man. poorly dressed. and was
knocked down and robbed of $40. The
holdup was seen by a citizen. who
telephoned to the Mission police sta
tion. Policeman McSweenev was sent
to investigate. but when he reached
the scene the victim had gone. All
that he could learn was that he
was an Italian and lived in San
Bruno avenue.
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RITTER PLEADS NOT GUILTY

Carl E. Ritter. the saloonman charged
with attempting to bribe Police Com
missioner Cutler, pleaded not guilty in
Judge Cooks court yesterday, and the
case went over to April 27 to be set
for trial The motion of Ritter's at
torney, Hiram w. Johnson, to have the
Indictment set aside on the grounds
that Ritter was compelled TO testify
against himself before the grand jury,
and that Grand Juror John A. Ham
mersmith is not resident of San
Francisco, was denied by Judge Cook.
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oPPosE ALpRIcH DILL

The directors of the Merchants asso-
citation have passed resolution OPP
posing the Aldrieh currency bill. Tele-
grams have been sent to Senators Per-
kins and Flint and congressman Hayes
and Kahn asking them to use their in
fuence against the measure.
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Time Ball
u. $. Branch photographic once

A branch OF the United States Photographic
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange. is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners without regard TO nationality and free
of expense. Narigatcrs cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept 1t
hand for comparison and reference and the lat
est information always be obtained regard
ing lights. dangers to navigation and matters
of interest TO ocean commerce.
J. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. T. s. n. in charge.
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FINED FOR ExpEcroRATrNG

Harry c. Ross. miner: Gustin Del
mon, janitor; Vadone Geobatta, farmer,
and John Brennan. clerk, were arrest
ed yesterday for expectorating in
streetcars. Louis Brown, Earl Will
son, John Wilson, Vincent Malara and
Bur Panti We're lined SIS each.
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Army Transports

The Burnside r. at Seattle.
The Buforo left Manila March is for San
francisco.
The Crook sailed February 20 for Manila.
The kilpatf1ck is at Newport News, Va
The DE- left Nagasski March 10 for Seattle.
The Logan Is in port undergoing repairs.
The Meade is al Newport News Va
The ingalls, is at Newport News Va
The Sherman is in port.
The Sheridan is eft Mare island undergoing re-
pairs.
The Thomss sailed March Il from Honolulu
The Warren is at Manila.
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DELEGATES ELECTED

Sequoia parlor, Native Sons OF the
Golden West has elected L. NJ Ban
non. r. D. Barton, D. d. Gibbons and
William Meiander delegates to the
grand parlor that is to meet in the
Yosemite valley this year.
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MEErINGs-speciaI


A REGULAR meeting of the Board of Medical
Examiners of the State of California will be
held TUESDAY, the 7th day of April 190s,
at the office Of the secretary 1879 Sutter ST.,
San Francisco Cal, at a. M. for the pur-
pose OF considering applications for certificates
and such other business may properly come
before 1t. Applications for certificates must
ne filed with the secretary prior to March "a
1905 The examination will take place in
cooper Medical College corner Sacramento
ana ana webster SITS. San Francisco April
and >. 1908. at 10 a. m Board of Medical
Examiners of the State Of California.
CHARLES L. TISDALE. NJ. d. secretary.
Dated San Francisco March 20. 1905
ANNUAL meeting Of the members of the society
OF Progressive Sprituaiists will be held at
veterans hall. foot of Fillmore St. April H.
st the hour of 2:30 p. M, for the purpose of
efeeting a board of directors for the ensuing
year and such other business as may come be-
fore its members. JOHN KOCH, Secretary.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE, 1861 Fillmore st.
near Post
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Memoranda

LONDON. March 3o-Br bark Caithness-shi
from Tacoma for United Kingdom, arrived here
yesterday for medical assistance.
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chartered prior 10 arrival for wheat thence 10
Europe at 2Gs Sd.
Shipment OF Petroleum
The British tank steamer Ashtabsia was
cleared for Hankow yesterday With ,. .4ea
gallons OF refined petroleum valued at Sl10,09l
The AcapuIco's Cargo
The steamer Acapulco sailed for ADcon and
way ports on Saturday with a general merchan
as follows: For Mexico. S5.4S3: Central Amer
lea, 5000: Panama, $I.se2; New York, .S11.-
81 SAG; Chile $675; Trinidad island $40; ia
maica. $l15; Germany 50 464: England, S4.O63
The principal shipments and their destinations
For Mexico-2.I49 bales hay 50 pkgs onions,
l25 Dkgs potatoes. - canned goods. IA pkgs
groceries and provisions, 30 gals wine, 10 G.
mineral water. : arms and ammunition.
bales betting. - pkgs fireworks, 10 kegs nails
Is oils. - pkgs paper. pes steel =, ls6 bdls
shook. pkgs paints. 20 kegs powder.
10 Central America 354 bbIs flour. 1870 lbs
rice. 1872 gals and l46 wine. 50 cs whisky,
cs mineral water 10 casks beer. 33a lbs beans
s21 lbs bread. 400 lbs goldfish, 4So lbs snd l c.
dried fruit TAG lbs aud 10 bxs raisns. 800 lbs
lard 81 canned goods. lG pkgs potatoes. 3.
- salmon. ! 235 lbs spices 60O lbs tea pkgs
fresh fruits $50 an6 le tanks coal oil. 6(
cs oils. l tank tuEpentine. 20 es tar. 46 pkgs
paints, % kegs white lead. so carboys acid, 16ss
lbs sOds. 10 typewriters. So 500 lbs fertilizer
I rolls and l leather. bdls and 3 pes steel
%. .0se lbs tallow. IL bbis cement, 2.2iU lbs sui
phur l.02e lbs rosin 26 pkgs machinery. coil,
rope, 40 car wheels, 2.143 It hardwood. 80 pc.
lumDer.
TO Panama-3.77G lbs beans i02 es mineral
water 1900 gals Wine 25 salmon % pkg.
fireworks. pkgs dry goods.
To New York-2s 043 gals wine 1i.200 lbs
hides IL. 0O0 lbs bones % bales waste paper.
TO ColOmbia-150 bbls -four. ( -cs canned goods
, pkgs potatoes and>onions "a cs salmon "a c.
gTine.
To Ecuador-lo0 crts potatoes 40 cs salmon
Sc g5s Fl lumber
TO Peru-300 cs salmon i5oo lbs dried fruit
:. PAS lbs lard. pkgs fresh fruits. 636 lbs han
and bacon 10 cs meals. 6si cs canned goods sc
cs baking powder. 30 bbls and 10 kegs pork II
bbls and 10 kegs beef. 63 bbls and 40 cs oils
13 pkgs agricultural implements. Z bdls broon.s
30 coils rope. q soap.
To Chile-54 bdls brooms.
To Trinidad island-1o cs salmon. 25 canned
goods.
To Jamaica-J0 cs salmon.
70 Germany-4I drugs.
To EnslaDd--1o pkgs machinery, 81 $50 lb
brass.
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MATRIMONIAL

LADIES' and gents, do not overlook the only and
Oldest reliable matrimonial bureau; established
IN 1910; call write and be convinced of my
true complete list of both sexes Of all ages,
denominations and social standing; have
pleased thousands by honorable and upright
dealings. Yours to please. MRS. A. WOLTER,
I'LL Geary st.
GENTLEMEN-Why stay single? Call at the
most successful matrimonial agency and be-
come member; have over 500 ladies listed
with and without means up to $4,000; age
from ls to GO years old; not connected with
any other agency. Hours from a. M to 8
p M MRS. KoHLER, I446 0'Farrell st.
LADIES and GENTS wishing to marry call or
write MRS. MCCARTHY. 1T6I Gesry at; send
2bc foE information.
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average snow on grouad. 63 inches.
SNNnDCTC

SYNOPSIS
Tue pressure has fallen RAPIDLY over Nevada
and Utah causing from the Sierra Nevada
10 the Utah line. with high winds Unsettled
weather prevails in California. with high north
winds along the coast from San Francisco tc
Cspe Mendociuo. Light rain has fallen from
san Jose northward.
There has been fall of 20 degrees in tenn
perature IA Nevada
FORECAST
For San Francisco and yieinity-Fair Tuesday
brisk 70 high north winds.
Fer the Santa Clara valley-Eair Tuesday
cooler: frost IN the morning if wind lulls; ngh'
north wind.
For the Sacramento valley-Cloudy Tuesday
cooler. with snow in the mountains; frest
north winds.
For the San Joaquin valley-Cloujy Tuesday
colder showers in the foothills aud in
the mountains: brisk west winds
For Los Angeles and vicnity-Cioudy Tues
day; fresh southwest winds.
4. G. MeADIE District Foreeaster.
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The Overdue List

British ship FaIkenbank. out 143 days from
Port Talbot, FOR Valparaiso. 30 per cent
American ship Lucille. oHt 100 days from New.
castle, y :. ". for San Francisco 10 per cent
American schooner Rosamond, out % days
from Grays Harbor FOR Callao. 30 per cent.
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NEWS or THE OCEAN
Chartcred for Mheat
Shipment OF Petroleum

The Norwegian bark Urana. at Portland was
chartered prior 10 arrival for wheat thence to
Europe at 2Gs Sd.
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Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
weather bureau-San Francisco. March 80 zoos.
RAINFALL DATA
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CLARvoYANTs
WOMAN OF STRANGE POWER.

WOMAN OF STRANGE POWER
NINE. ANNA NJ. vOGEL,
ASTRAL DEAD TRANCE CLAIRvOYANT
AND PSYCHIC PALMIST.
This Gifted Woman penetrates the mysteries
of the soul, delves into the past and inquiries
into the future
Her powers wonderful, indisputable. Her
advice clear, concise and to the point
She will point out the way that will lead
you to success in business, speculation In
vestments, love, courtship matrimony, divorce.
or anything you may be In trouble about
Special Low Fee This Week.
Hours 10 to 8. 11o4 O'Farrell st
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

FOR AN EFFECTIVE AND LASTING CURE
OF PILES REQUIRES ONE BOX HEMLOCK
SALVE. SEND 20 CENTS To JOHN PAUL
GARDNER, 50S EAST STARK STREET
PORTLAND. OR. SUCCESSFUL IN EVERY
CASE.
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1operNe HOUSES FoR SALE

A-KREDO & CO.-----9s4 NARkEf 81
oiSest syosf Reliable Rooming House Agents,
CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A-PROF. A. G.. SABLICK, Egyptian Hindu oc-
cult science; reads daily; circles We'd. Friday
MRS SHAFFER, test and business medium
clairyoyant, sittings daily. 907 Buchanan ST
MRS. z. HALL. card reading 997 Golden Gate
av.: hours to S: room %
MRS. e. HALL, card reading 99T Golden Gate
az: hours l to s: room %
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Hotel. and RoominE Houses to lease

90 ROOM hotel to lease: completed and ready
for occupancy. modern building: % baths.
hot and cold water IN every room: steam heat
telephone in every room: Turk St near
Taylor SHAINWAID. BUCEBEE & CO.. 1865
Sutter St Tel Franklin lI5.
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A. CAMERON & co. Tel. franklin l1ss.
63s Golden Gate sv- near Van Ness.
hotels. Flats. Rooming House BroksrA
Large list to select from always on hand
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81. .sOO-sS rooms: r. r. house; rent $50; long
lease: clears over 500; good furniture.
KREDO & CO. 934 Market st.
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s.. .nNo-s7 room h0tel modern to date; rent SEQ
clears $500 monthly. KREDO. sS4 Narket 81
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The British tank steamer Ashtabr
cleared for Hankow yesterday with :
gallons OF refined petroleum. valued at :
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81 Io1A-14 rooms. elegantly furnished an new
rost 60 n0f. fae business location. clears $lcv
moath KREDO 4 CO.. 9S4 Market 81
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81. .5oo-19 rooms: rent So; clears s125 or
rent; 81 600 cash kREpO. 934 Market
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lights ana closets in every room; good- new
fIruiture. clears $50: $1,000 Sa@0. bais1c'
mortgage or trade. KREDO. 934 Market ST
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-10-15

N. Robillard, of Olga, took Mondays
passenger for Minot, where along with
others from this county he will do duty
as a juror at the term of U. S. court in
session there since the beginning of this
week.
Joseph Paulson, the gram buyer and
postmaster at Osnabrock. who is the
republican candidate for the office of
county auditor was among the bunch of
politicians who spent part of the past
week hob-nobbing with their Langdon
friends.
Assistant Cashier Adam Barker, of
the Cavalier Co. National Bank, has
this week moved from the suite of looms
in the Smith block, opposite the court
house to the cottage on north Third
street lately vacated by G. P. Hunter
and family.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-10-15
Schefter Sells Star Shoes.

Simon Schefter Sells Star Shoes.
You a buy a good sheep lined
ulster at Kelly's for $40 cash.
Sittings on Sunday by appointment
only. w. R. Opie, Photographer.
Mooney & Johnston are the only ones
who have cheap money for farm loans.
T. 3. Burke was a business visitor to
Grand Forks OF Mondays afternoon
train.
Cashier VIM. Dryburgh. of the Citizens
Bank of Hannah transacted business
here Monday.
Talk with T. q. Burke, agent of the
Northwest Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
of Milwaukee.
Have you seen the newest things in
mems winter caps? If you have not
look over Kelly's line
Save money by renewing your farm
loans with the Wadsworth Land & Loan
Co., at 6 per cent interest.
Manager Vim. Syres of theAtlas Lum-
Der Co., is this week moving into the L.
R. Price home on Fifth street.
Merchant Dan McAllan was a bust
ness caller on county seat friends while
here yesterday between trains.
Jack G. Little the Nekoma auctioneer
was over from the busy town on the 500
road Friday attending to business.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage Loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and con
ditlons. o. b. Thompson. Cashier.
Clerk of Court Storlie, had as visitors
last week Miss Melinda Storlie and Miss
Sarah Bakken, of Ambrose, N. d. The
ladies where visitors in the city owe,
Sunday.
Miss Marion Schnitzler, who last sum
mer resigned a position with the Re
publican printing office is in the city
from Kenmare N. D., making friends O
Langdon and vicinity a visit.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-10-15

j. B. Boyd writes from Chicago that
he will be home Monday or Tuesday of
next week and that he has purchased
some of the very latest novelties in both
ladies and gents clothing and fashion
able notions, which will be on display
for the inspection of customers as soon
as received.
Rev. Bates and a part of the family
left Saturday for Farnhamville, Ia,
where he has accepted the cali from a
church. 1t is expected Mrs. Bates and
other members of the family leave The
city today. intending to making enroute
a visit with friends for two weeks in
Minnesota.
On Wednesday evening, October 2sth,
the ladies Of the Degree of Honor lodge
in this CITY hold a meeting at the
Knights of Pythias Hall in the First
National Bank block, when the atten-
dance Of all members ia asked. Tho
meeting at this time is one OF consider
able Importance and interest.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-10-15

c. j. Kelly and F. j. Stable made the
trip to Devils Lake and back on Monday
in one the Langdon automobiles.
The worlds greatest play, "The Holy
City" at the Opera House on Monday
night. Tickets now on sale at the
Abbott drug store.
Post Office Inspector R. M. Hugdal, !
was here a day or two this week, making
official inspection of the Langdon and
other post offices in this county.
J. q. Arthur, the landlord of the Hotel
Arthur, recently destroyed by fire was in
the city Sunday in company with his
wife, guests at the U. G. T. Hotel.
Much local and editorial matter is
crowded out this week by the official
proceedings of the board of county
commissioners, which occupies five
columns Of space.
Fred Alpstag, proprietor Of the flour
and feed store and the Daisy feed mill,
is the purchaser of the Schulke residence
on the corner of Fifth and Spruce streets
which he bought of Jas. Loynes.
The county board of drainage com
missioners nnoun a meeting for
Thursday of next week at which the
contract will be let for a drain of the
Rosa Lake extending through Hay and
Manila townships. The estimated cost
of the work to be done is about $4,000.
The lecture course, of which mention
was made last week, consisting of two
lectures by men of national repute and
a musical concert by Minneapolis talent,
is likely to be one of the attractions
secured for the amusement of Langdon
people this winter. They can only be
obtained under a guarantee in advance
which is being subscribed by Langdon
citizens this week. Superintendent
R%idlington of the city schools has taken
the matter in hand.
Chief of Police Morgan is out with the
authority of his Office and the strict
order of the city council to put a stop to
the running loose of horses and live
stock. Since the beginning of fall this
nuisance has become so excessive that
complaints have been received from all
parts of the residence portions of the
town about stray horses and cattle doing
damage to lawns and other property of
householders. There is a city ordinance
which covers this and it is from now on
TO be strictly enforced.
Hannah sustained its first real loss by
fire on Tuesday of this week at midnight
when the Bulloch & Co., lumber yard,
the Mcmillan Machine Co., office and
warehouse and the Dan Shanks livery
barn furnished fuel for the flames, the
latter loss including sixteen head of
horses The fire started in the barn and
as Hannah is entirely without fire pro-
lection the entire block was consumed
and the further spread of the flames pre-
vented only after the whole town had
united as a volunteer bucket brigade
The total loss will reach $4,000 with in
surance not to exceed $4,000 1t is
understood that all will rebuild.
farm and fire Insurance get low
est rates at the Mooney State Bank