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La Junta tribune., 1908-10-17
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Department OF the Interior. United
statss Lead Office. Pueblo. Colo. sep
A sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT having
been flied in this office BY Fred =.
Btsbee. contestant. agzinN Homestead
Entry No. 17s:s. made June 6. lee7. for
northwest quarter, section thirty-flve,
township twenty five sotith. range fifty
eight west.by Thos. NJ. Bichards, contes
tee, in which IL In alleged that said
claimant has wholly abandoned said
land since date OF entry. having failed
to establish residence upon or to I'M
prove, occupy or cultivate same to
the date of this affidavit Of contest:
and that said alleged absence from said
land was not due to his employment In
Army. Navy. or Marine Corps OF the
United States as a private soldier. Off
Ger. seaman marine. during the
war with Spain, or during any other war
in which the United States may be en-
gagged.
Vow. therefore said parties are here
by notified to appear, respond. and Of
fer evidence touching said allegation. at
10 o'clock a. M, on November O. 1905
before the Register and Receiver at the
United States Land office in Pueblo.
Colorado.
The said contestant having. in a prop
er affidavit. filed september u, 1905.
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service Of this
notice can not be made. IL Is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
s. A. ABBEY, Register.
First publication, October 2. 1908
Last publication. October 81. 1905.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-17
se.iee 10, p.s,ies,'en.

NoTiCE X HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Carl r. Garrett. OF Timpa,, Colo. Who.
MAJ L. iiO,. made Homestead Entry i1sst.
,w-a,y -.ix ts~ nship ,~ cut, i've -oash. ranE~
hfsy-r west, sixfh principal meridian .,
has flied ootirs OF Intention to max. Final
com mutation prorf, to establish CLAIM, to tho
land ab's- d~-rribed. h-for~ Clerk of the Dis
trct cour. at Ia Inntx. Color ado. ths i0th
day Of November tSs.
Claimant uarn.-- a. ~isne.se.: y. II. bur.
ger. Ernest Hruwu. Maggie N. kiil-n. all of
Timpns. Colo. and MAode A. Garrr-t. Of l.,
Juata. Colo.
s. A. ABBEY Register.
Yir<t publication. Ortof,-r y, 100.
L,sf publication. November :. tSs-
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-17
Notice Of ~ biiession.
USILkp STATS i.sxp

UNIrkp STATK- LASD OYYirE
pcEBI.o, Colo. SEPT. t0s
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIyEN THAT
I james l.. Richardson. Of Y~iss-r, Colo. " lso
or Octci'sr .. 1919. made Homestead EDtry No.
i;stS. Serial M. Oh. for west half northeast
quarter. southeast quarter northeast quarter.
northwest quarter southeast quarter. section
y. township - >outh. range T. west, sixth
principal meridian has HE'D notice Of inse ntioss
make final i've year pruof. to establish claim
70 tL~ land ai",s d~-criiscd. t.-for- Clerk Of
the District Court. at Trinidad. Colorado. on
tho cqh day Of Orfcbcr. 1Yn>.
Claimant nams~ witnesses: Z. y. TeW-
piin. Of Trinidad. C.,lo.. ]. Antonio Cpr,lovs.
of Hs~hnr, Colo. Alex Cordovn, Of HoehDe'
Colo. Dan " ntson. of Trinidaxi. t.lo.
=, A ABBEY. Register
First publication. September -. 1898
Last publication. Ortoh-r IL. istS.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-17
Notice for Pubie..ioo.

Department Of the Interior. United
September IL. 1905.
Notice II hereby given that Juan p.
Duran. Of Higbse. Colorado. Who, on
piication 137ss. serial number 0S19. for
south half southwest quarter. section
snd oss ,h sn fess ecsioa sia 'essa s"o
toNnship kweAty-sevsn soufh, ranSs q
- sxta 2anSjes, nsssat.7, e -, ess
i've year prooe. Is estabiish .ciaim q
the land above described. kefore the
cieek r the distfte4 court. La lupt1.
Colorado. on the s7th day Of October.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: Chen-
cho SaIas. Fiorcncio Gonzales. rA6Io
Aondrsgon. Luis Urban. aA sef HSb>e.
s. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. SeetemPer -. 1908.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-17
Coates, Notice.
DF.pAa1 HEsT of THs INTERIOR. }
UNITED STATES LAND DrYIcE
puEBIo. Colo Sept. IS. lsr. \

PutbLo. Colo. Sept. is. lsls.
A SUFFICIENT CONTEST AFFIDAVIT
"A having t->en fil.-t in this Office by Anna
Clark. contestant. against Homestead Entry
No. IIg6 made SeItember H. l!Oi, for southeast
quarter spyiths..st quarter section twenty
eight easi half northwest quarter. southwest
quarter northeast quarter section thirty thrre.
~cst. by sarah a. Dsrt,ral tnn~ deceas-d) con.
t...tee. in which il is alleged that said Sarah A.
Dnrneal has eutiruly abandoned said Land that
the only Improvements she ever made ON snixi
land was = twelve b. fonrt~en frame shanty
the fall of l9lc: that mo- rart Of said land has
ever bcen cultivated nor fenced By her, and
and thAt said entry oman never estahlishah
se.s ssa e. aid hes s,ss Be
neal abandonod said land. she died leaving the
fullowfng heirs. to-Wit:
Yhnhama Lamb, lsds.uasn. hHetana:
I'M Hls HSss ks 81 "a Sresss.e2l S:'S;rn'.'
y. Nelh,e9ld Ssnsstevn; Gissnuri:
Auhn63a Oh6D JsA.lIu41. EhE6en.. 3 Il j
fhas this sfi.ns tepss g tASg pSn kesya,
slr ss isss si.s. 9 ia 8 So e
said land. OF 70 ltvp AA<Rqns o. t1do A1yfAing
yhAtsoever to show ~ lntsnt3cn To ealfiyatS.
IA .psStis. are ks!sbg nosis.d 70 spp.sE. -,
pqnA md Offer esSAassAs tgusAiAe gsGAte9eg1r
Sssos. IS scsssssr s - . : ssssss = sss Gsiss
ssfss. re Ia isa sss y .s : psS.r an
davfs. nBed lnly =, H4t - togth fes4e ybieA
Of sAis nOetc. canesoe ~ s6eds. = r. Aees3y
rrasrsa IS, md di.esssS thet sssse notscs b siyen
]. >. LANRERT, Racsivsr.
Last publicafion, Orsober II. isos.
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-17
se,,e. Of asj...m.n. Day.
ESTATE OF JEssA A. HUDSON. pEcEAs.

~ ed
The u,,tiersigne<i. having hesn appointsd
Ad1inistrstrix Of the estate of jeN-s 4. Hud-
vile, in the state of washingtnu, deceased
hereby gives notice that shr viii appear hr-
Monday. the fath day OF October. 4. n. ias at
the hour OF ; o'clock. y. M, of said dny. at
which time all - rsons having claims against
said estate are n"ti He'd and requested to at.
tend for the purpose Of having the same nd.
just.-d. All Iers.,ns indebted to said estate
are requested Ia make immediate pay ment To
the undersigned.
Dated at La Jputa. Colorado. this .ist day
Of s. Itcmbcr, 4. ID, l.as.
MARTHA J. HUDSON.
Admin istrntrix Of the estate of J.ssu A. Aud-
~s,n. Urcca~ed
fir.t puhlien,iob. Srptcm her .G. 1903.
Last publication. October ~, 1905,
La Junta tribune., 1908-10-17
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CNifWD BTAT1 LAHn OvV1cH
NOTICE Is HEREBY GiSkS fH1f
~ Andrr.s whail~y. Of HiyAss, Colo. has.
s~pt~mter II. lsol- made Homestead kntv3
No. iiets Serial No, os..s. for southeast quar-
ter. s-etiou II. township y south. r.nse IS
~r-t. si1th prisscipai meridian. ha. hlssi uctier
Of ini.siiaa to snake n9al ev- ysar pruof, q
t,-fore Clerk Of the District Court. At L.
Jnbta. Colo. oa shs. ,sh day at Ortoh-r, 1913.
Claimant name. AitB-s>~>: John Carson
Of l.. junts. Gol..: Charlie. Nadrilie. Of La
JRpta. Colo. Joe Aadrille. at Ia Jaots.Coio.
Tiniano saixar. II Hiets>e. Colo.
>. A. ABBEY. Rrgi.tre.
First publication. S-psemlsr u. fsDs.
Last prbiicatissi. tpr4.shrr II. lae-
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-12-25
SOL D DIERS /, HOME NOTES

Prayer meetings continue with
interest. 81 4 81 ss
Mrs. William Reed goes TO- Aberdeen
for q two weeks visit. Now look ont
for the hash because the @. NJ feels
mighty bad,
Col. Baker, Of Harmoss, was shaking
hands with the boys on Sunday
The augsist Board Of Home Com.
missioners will meet here Dsosmbers
20th This of conrss will bs the .laak)
meeting before tho nsw stats admins
itrstion assumes control of STATE It and
will be = convenient time tor tho
board 70 size up the sitnation and u
lay their plans for tho snsxt two ytsarsl
appropriations. Tho Homs = caring
for Dior 50 pers cent moiis people now
than two yearsa aiso 4 kiing u nscsssE
ssxy fofs : MT srial inersass Is tho ~.
puropria Mon. ss rs &
Many sof sthsE boys ills yisit thsir 81.
spective homes during ths Hoiidsys.
renewing their acq cqnaintanss WITH
vives, dsugh htsrs sons audlsxss sthsaIts.
The matron - recsiytne boxes md
Epsokaess "a 3 y Y l.E3 Cs
ysrionsip points IS Z 4 . - i;
LINN ussfnI nsticlssS ma comforf fDr
fths boss g the. pIlua q and 4 hd1pi It'll.
sIyss ~ ~,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-12-25


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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-12-25
EvANGELIsT HAAIILrON's WORK
His Powerful, stirring serll Oh Full
Of Interest, Bringing Results

His Powerful, Stirring SeFA AOn1 leaH
Of Interest, Bringing Results
Sunday night the first call s5made
by Evangelist Hamilto,l for converts
and fourteen responded "a deep inter \
est Is being manifest on the parto the
churches. Practically every church
member present on Sunday afternoon
promised to do personal work TO. win
souls during the meeting. The pas
tors, together with the evangelists, are
hopeful Of large results. v: 4
Evangelist Hamilton boils down
some plain truths thusly: '.No man
need apologize that he is christian.
The brains OF the country are on the
side Of Christianity. God, the World
and the Devil want good men. God to
bless him; the world to use him and
the Devil to damn him.
.The bible never made q bad man or
woman. Show me; one it has spoiled
and will qnit preaching It tomorrow
.Some men 90 around with 9 chip on
their shoulder. Say, man, any billy
goat can knock 1t of for you. Tho
thing j am glad to see is men with
loads Of wood In their arms to build
the kitchen fire /;
.'The thing q lot Of girls need mostt1
know for success in life is how to bake
biscuit and turn pancakes.
\ "a dude is the little end Of nothing
q cipher with the ring. rubbed dsout, !
cheap advertising agency for the tailo
shop. Girls, drop him like q hot pota
4 toe! s;
IA rye straw would be q big addition
to the moral backbone OF some mon
4 II Dantel or Martin Luther would ris,
from the dead they would be the won
4 der OF the hour.
.'Why should man be allowed to b,
A a dirty foul scamp and his sweethear
or wife be as pure AS an angel?
The meetings for the past few dey
have been Of especial interest. Sun
day afternoon at 2:3O Evangelist Ham
ilton will address men only-no boy
under IL being admitted. Mr.; Undel
wood will sing, and the meeting is on
that should call out every man !
town.
H., ~ Sd. L 81
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-12-25

10 the case of Noe u. tho Hot
rings Board ot Edups pstiops The sooprt
diedsthe mandamus asked FOR. fe.
/ 'rg the board from collecting
i CouNcC Clow conyin ncing the court
tioklilntvas ! ! bona fldsIS Sreside 81
On this 81 5ss' i8
are favor son snit .Raipat ~ Il ~:
Remedy: ,asnies oysr stk Hiloan,,
fy9na Ep1an; d,na yn.ofsfss TSs n!tinusd y ths
harmless lung healing sgs5
shrub give 10 DIR. 81
Remedy lts curative props. 7, I, 'fs
leaves have the power TO cSs.S 49, ~ Is Iss :
distressing cough, and to ss,,s s
heal tho most sensitive bronch ch,r I sflx,
brane. Mothers should, for A.s.S Ss.' "a
aske alone. always demand Dr. 81 Nj ~
llt can! with perfect freedom 81 "a a
% even the youngest bAbss, ss
Ionce yourself and Isssi Sold ~ 3
ley's drug store. V e .ss pa
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1908-12-25
sam shedleld and Mn. GODDARD Marie, ! L,

Monday evening at the home 81, Mr..
and Mrs, =. M. Stewart, ~ Buffalo
Gap, Mr.. Sam Shelf Held and Mrs, Insz
NJ. GODDARD vsrs united IN marriage,
Rev. 8. ~ McAmis of1iciating:
Mr.. shef fieldis prominent stock.
man Of Butte county; wall knolwn
throngh ghont the west, whils llrs.$ God.
ord has besn 4 resident ts of Hot
Syringe for naAny yeass. A slaIas or.
ole Of friends will sxtsnd hearty con;
gratnlations md best Wishes 70 Mr.,
and Mrs.. Sh4aaslsd. /.
The happy couple left the came Sye
ming iof Ghicsgos and oEhss sastsr1
points; on their hopeymoon journey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-06
COAL SUPPLY IS
NEARLY GONE
in City to Be Exhausted-None
is Being Ordered.

The continued cold weather has
caused nearly all the coal in the city
to be used up and there is strong
probability of coal famine if the
good old summer time weather doesn't
put in an appearance saOn. The local
coal dealers have no Illinois coal on
hand at all, as result of the closing
of the mines pending the settlement
between the operators and the miners.
All the coal in the city is from the
east. most of it from Indiana. The
eastern coal is higher priced coal
than the Illinois product. and the deal
ers hesitate to- order supply at this
time. because>if the weather improves
and the cold spell leaves they would
have to carry it in stock until next
fall.
There is some fear expressed that
factories will run short and be COM
PEELED to shut down. but this seems
unlikely, as all of the factories have
a good supply on hand, and will not
suffer from shortage for long time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-06
RUTiEOGe WINS IN
THE N. w. A. FIGHT
EIgin Man Is Given Endorsement for
Director at Convention at East
ST. Louis Today.

East st. Louis, H.. May 6.-tArgus
SpeciaE)-The state convention of the
Modern Woodmen this afternoon en-
dorsed A. ]. Rutledge of Elgin for d.
rector of the society He was given
the endorsement over S. S. Tanner of
Miner. after bitter campaign. The
endorsement was made ON the third
ballot. which stood 166 for Rutledge
and 164s for Tanner. When the vote
was, announced Mr.. Rutledge was CIV
en- the unanimous endorsement of the
convention.
The endorsement from the state is
practically an election to the Office.
and Illinois controls the head camp
action in this respects Mr.. Rutledge
is slated to succeed Director Kelley of
Warsaw.
The convention endorsed the candi-
Idacy OF Major C. w. Halves for the
office of head clerk, without opposi-
Ition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-06
TILL IN CLOSED
SALOON IS ROBBIE D
MIXERS Place on Second Avenue i
Entered and $12 Taken Dan
Kelley Held for Job.

Yesterday morning. while the man
in charge of MIXERS saloon on Second
avenue near Twentieth street was not
looking. man entered the place, STEP
ped behind the bar, and tapped the
till. He secured $12 in cash. A de.
scription was furnished TO the police.
and the authorities of Davenport no
tilted. Dan Kelley was arrested last
evening and brought to this side this
morning TO answer the charge KEEL
ley. according to the police, closely
answers the description furnished. He
will be given preliminary hearing
this evening.
The Mizer saloon was one closed by
the police, and was not open for bust
ness when the robbery took place
Harry Meanor has purchased the sa
loon. and has secured license
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-06
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs. Norris Geismar is entertaining
her aunt. Mrs. tLoenstein. of Chicago
Mrs. j. Rosenfield of Chicago is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ferd Levy.
Mrs. Bauer of Chicago is a guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Louis Mosenfelder
Mrs. Fred Bruhn and son Harold of
sos Tenth street left this morning for
"a three months visit with relatives
and friends in Germany.
Mrs Eli Bradford and son. Glenn T.
Bradford. have returned from Colorado
and New Mexico after an extended
sojourn for the benefit of the latters
health. which is completely restored
Judge r. w. Olmsted of the county
court is in Springfield attending the
annual meeting of the association of
Illinois judges of county and. probate
courts. Judge Olmsted is secretary
|of the association He will return
Friday morning.
Mayor III. C. Schaffer returns this
evening from Springfield, where he
went to attend the conference of
mayors of Illinois cities in the inter.
ests of the proposed legislation to i'll
crease the bonding powers of state
municipalities. There were about SO
cities represented at the conference
| C. c. Trnesdale leaves tonight for
Minneapolis to accompany TO Rock
Island his sister, Mrs. Joseph Gaskell
who will arrive Saturday morning
May 8. with the remains of her late
husband. Burial will take. place al
Chippiannock cemetery at s O'CLOCK
Saturday morning with services at the
grave.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Normoy,e have
removed from Chicago to this city
and are now domiciled at -1006 Second
|, avenue. Captain Normoyle. their sor
and former Rock Island boy, wht
lis now on a three months furlotlgl
after term of service at Fort Leav
enworth. will visit here shortly. HI,
is to be transferred TO the Philippines
| Rev. Frank C. Bruner of Chicago
whosis visiting in the city. has wire,
an acceptance of an invitation from
Congressman Frank o. Lowden fron
Washington, d. c., to speak at tn
congressman's home town. Oregon, a
the Memorial day exercises Mr.. Br,
ner will speak at the prayer service a
the First Methodist church this ever
ing.
Il Physical Director Harry Franks {
the Y. NC. A. viii leave tonight fo
| Chicago to attend convention of tn
physical directors of the state. Their
wiz be about $50 present at the NEE
ing. They will discuss the best mean
of carrying on the work of the gym
nasium and will inspect several {
the representative Chicago gymnas
nms. fhe convention will be held ,
the Evanston Y. NJ. c. A. Mr.. Franz
win return Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-06
SETS TRIAL LIST.
Judge Gest Arranees to Begin
Hearing of Cases in Circuit
Court Next Wednesday.
HAS MUCH WORK AHEAD
Docket This Term Contains GIG Suits
Of Various Characters - Those
Set for Disposition.

: Judge GeSt this morning called the
members of the bar together, and ar
ranged for the beginning of the work
of the court next week, when the trial
of the cases will be commenced. There
is a big pile of work ahead for the cir
cult court. and probably less than 100
of the GIG cases on the docket will be
reached nj this term.
Cases Set for Trial.
lows:
MONDAY.
9513. Law Henderson VS.. Gould.
1913. Law. Christopher vs. Mod
ern Woodmen of America.
TUESDAY.
1920. Law. Curtis VS.. Union Elec-
trio Telephone company.
1929. Law. Harper VS.. Tri-city
Railway company.
9542 Law Quigley VS.. McHugh.
WEDNESDAY.
1914 Law Reed VS. American
NopsiHS toiiphHS.
954S. Law. fuller VS.. McCaskrin.
$3.50 Law. Lippincott company VS..
Burkhart.
THURSDAY.
1852. Law. Hampton VS.. c.. r. 1.
& P. Railway company.
1862. Law. People ex rel I.ooney
VS.. McCaskrin ct al.
$3.50. Law People ex rel Looney
VS.. McCaskrin ct al.
1865. Law. NJ. Raphael. Sons 6.
Co. VS.. Lewis.
FRIDAY.
5S37. Chancery. Stilz VS.. Stilz.
GENERAL.
Law 9276. 9471. $500. 95OS. 9535
1886, 9541. 9543, 1858. 1856 and 1853
Call stopped at No. $50.
Judge Gest has set the followine
cases on the divorce list for hearing
May 16: Meyser VS.. Meyser. enc
White VS.. White.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-06
eLks PLAN A BIG PIT MIC
TriCity Lodges May Hold an Outing
During the Summer.

The Elks of the tri-cities are plan
ming for a picnic this year. The Mo-
line lodge suggested the idea of max
ing it basket picnic and giving the
money secured through it to charity.
The lodges of this city and Davenport
have fallen in with the movement and
each of the lodges has appointed. a
committee to confer with like COM
mittees from the others to arrange
the details of the affair. The COM
mittees are expected to make their
reports at the next meeting of the re-
spective lodges. Watch Tower.
Scheutzen park and Campbell's island
have been suggested as the place for
holding the picnic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-06
Notice.

All parties are requested to deposit
rubbish in alleys before May II. as
work of cleaning alleys will commence
at that time.
H. C. SCHAFFER, Mayor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-06
ORGANIZATION is COMPLETED
Officers of Foundry Foreman's Asso-
citation All Chosen Now.

The Tri-city Foundry Foreman's as
ISOLATION this week completed it's or
ganization at meeting at the Harper
house in this city, by ne election of
William Mcclellan of Moline as vice
president. The officers are: President,
J. F. Webb. Davenport; vice presi-
dent, William Mcclellan; secretary
treasurer. Fl. A. Becker, Moline. The
meetings are to be of an educational
character, and the next will be held
in Moline. John Kittilsen of the Mo-
line Scale company at the meeting
here read paper on cupola practice
which proved so interesting that the
subject will be taken mp again at the
next meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-06
UNION ELECTS OFFICERS
Tri-city Printing Freshmen Hold Their
Annual Meetinu tfg

The annual election of the Tri-city
Printing Pressmen and Assistants
union, No. 9S, was held last evening
at the Industrial Home building. The
new officers We're elected as follows:
President-P. S. Kennedy.
Vice President-Alvin Anderson.
Financial Secretary-Thomas Jour
ney.
Corresponding Secretary Ralph
Temple.
Sergeant at Arms-Louis Semon
Thomas Journey was elected dele
gate to the session of the international
union. which eonvenes in June at Mo-
bile. Ala.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-06
BUILDING A NEW FERRY p0cK
Handsome Landing Shelter Being
Constructed for Local Levee.

the Rock Island and Davenport Ferry
company is having built at the Rock
Island boat yards a handsome new
dock. similar to the one constructed
last season, and which is moored on
the Davenport side.
The new dock is to be stationed at
the Rock Island levee as soon as il. is
completed three weeks hence. 1t will
be 90 feet in length and will contain
a modetn cabin electric Illuminated
and will be equipped with all modern
accommodations for the comfort of
ferry patrons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-06
BREAKS LEG IN
FALL AT WlNONA
James Price of This City Sustains
Serious Injury in Accident in
Minnesota City.

James Price, who resides with his
nephew, G. A. Price. 1901 Second ave-
nue, sustained "a serious accident in
Winona. Mimi. Monday In stepping
off of street car he fell in some way
and fractured his thigh. The injury
is quite serious and it was thought
best to bring him home for treatment.
He arrived yesterday accompanied BY
one of his employees. He will be
belfast for some time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-06
rnllsx of Hill Report.

Commenting on the Hill report 10
the legislature, Mr.. Bruner stated that
he has not had an opportunity to be-
come intimately acquainted with the
facts. but that he is convinced that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-06
OBSERVATORY OF THE
NORTH STAR Is HELD
G. L. Peterson of Moline Elected
State Astronomer to Succeed Or.
Myers of This City.

Rock Island members figured prom
inently in the state meeting of the
North Star Benefit association at
Galesburg yesterday. DIR. J. F. Myers.
retiring state astronomer, presided
over the sessions. The state affairs
of the society was shown to- be, in. a
fourishing condition Following are
the officers eFectede 49, -'.''-
State Astronomer-G. L. Peterson.
Moline
Assistant-George w. Johnson, Mo-
line.
State Recorder-.John F. Johnston.
DeKalb.
Delegates to the grand observatory:
Walter Nelson. Kane county: Rev
A. W.~Stark, -DeKalb county: William
Schmidt, Mclean county: S. F. Schec-
ter. Vermilion county; DR.. c.. T. Fos-
ter. Rock Island county: Rev Carl j.
Johnson. Peoria county; p. E. Holm
strom. VIII county; c. J. Larson.
Knox county: Gus w Kinberg, Win
|nebago county.
All the news all the time-THE
sDf,vrC y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-06
Stunned by ExpIodinu Gun.

Last Friday while shooting a gun in
the hands of Charles Lowe of Edging-
ton burst Flying fragments stunned
him for Is minutes but when he re-
covered his faculties it was found he
Vas not seriously injured.