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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-09
Ely District Market and Mining News

management of the allied interests could be in
asked Weather has made for delays during the winter
but there has been opportunity overlooked to the end of
getting ahead. 1t enormous piece of work. the doing of
which in permanent way and for the attainment the best
possible results takes time and patience the part of all
cerned
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-09
men
ARE OWNERS
Union Strength Weaken
ing Rapidly in Gold
field--Mines Filling

G0LDFIELD, March Figures
obtained from William Erb, secre-
tary of of the Mine Owners associa-
ton evidence clearly that the strike
is over and that. while the number
of miners now employed is still less
than that required to fully operate
all the mines and bring back the
camp to its old standard of produce
ton, the way is now clear for re-
sumption throughout the camp. If
any error occurs in this tabulation it
is an error on the side of conserva-
ism, for under the classification of
miscellaneous leases, the estimate
seems entirely too low. Mr.. Erb en-
ploying sixteen miners on his own
properties alone.
To the list given below will be add
ed several hundred names early next
week for extensive preparations are
being made to resume work. many
men now being employed retimbering
unwatering and in many ways getting
in readiness for an extensive camp
align. Included in the list given be-
low are non-union miners, members
of the new Nevada Miners union and
Federation members who have, by
accepting the new scale. severed their
relations with the Federation. OF
the ninety men employed on the
Little Florence at least half were
former members of the Western Fed
Grafton. Following is the list, which
is not only conservative, but doubt
less contains many omissions.
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-09
BINFORD AND HULsE LETTER

The market was the usual one to-
day. There was lack of interest and
was sluggish and proceedings entire
ly devoid of interest, or of any sharp
or brisk movement. We believe
everything points to better market
For paxt u-aalx
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-09

advantage of it. But Cumberland Ely nevertheless ia
vore and fully believe that in year two Judgment
in the matter will be proven to have been good
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-09

Mr.. Erb emphatically denies that
any negotiations with the Federation
are now in progress and says that
none will be considered. as the fight
is won. He reports that there are
less than 100 Federation miners en-
ployed in the district who are not
working under the Operators rules,
and that the majority of these are
operating leases 'of'etheir own. He
says further that the ovlgArs., Of one
or two small prqperties who have
not jOined AeGAssoctstion have sig
nif1ed their desire to comefin
There are other eyidenees of the
crumbling Of the Federation and the
termination of the strike. II lies in
the breaking away of the town work
ers from the I. W. w r. N. hybrid
Practically all the BARRIERS have
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-09-03

Rose-Comb White Leghorn cock. Hoyt
Il Co. lst Niesman I'd
Rose Comb White Leghorn cockerel,
Chapman lst, Niesman I'd
Rose Comb White Leghorn hen, Mes
man LIST, Hoyt & Co. I'd
Rose-C Comb White LeghorG pullet,
Chapman LIST, Niesman "a
Buff LeghorE cock, Niesman lst, Hoyt
q Co. I'd
Buff Leehoru cockerel, Niesman LIST,
Mckinley & Newton I'd
Buff Leghorn hen, Hoyt Il Co. lst,
Niesman Cd
Buff Leghorn pullet, Niesmau LIST,
mckinley & Newton I'd
Black Leghorn hen, Niesman LIST and
Single-Comb Black Minorca cock,
Hoyt q Co. LIST, Chapman %
Single Comb Black Minorca cockerel,
Niesman lst and I'd
Single-COmD BLACK MlnOrcd hen,
Chapman LIST, Niesman 3D.
Single Comb Black Miaora pulet,
Neismsn lst, mckinley & Newton I'd
Single Comb White Alinorca cock,
Niesman LIST and I'd
Sing lie. Comb White Minorca cockerel
Niesman LIST, Chapman I'd
Single. Comb White Minorca hen,
Hoyt & Co LIST, Niesman "a
Sngle-Comb White Minorca pullet,
Chapman LIST, Niesman I'd
WhiteF Faced Black Spanish cock,
Mckinley & Newton lst and I'd
White Faced Black Spanish cockerel
Niesman LIST, MCKINLEY & Newton I'd
White Faced Black Spanish hen. Me-
Ginley and Newton lst, Niesman
2nd
White Faced Black Spanish pullet,
Niesman LIST, Mckinley &Newton I'd
Glass 2S-English
White Dorking hen, Niesman LIST and
I'd
Silver Gray Dorking cock, Niesman
| LIST aud I'd
Silver Gray Dorking hen, Niesman
| lst and I'd
Red Cap cock. Niesman lst Ray
Weidenfeler ID
Red Cap eoekerel, Ray Weidenfeler
| LIST and I'd
Red Cap nen, Ray Weidenfeller LIST,
Neisman "a
Red Cap pullet, Chapman lst, Mes
man I'd
Single Comb Buff Orpington cock
Niesman lst, MCKINLEY & Newton I'd
Single-Comb Buff Orpington cockerel
Chairman LIST, Niesman I'd
Single-Comb Buff Orpington hen,
Niesman LIST, Mckinley & Newton ID
Single-Comb Buff Orpugton pullet,
MeGinIey & Newton lst, Nesmal I'd
Single. Comb White Orpingtou cocker
ell, mckinley & Newton lst, and I'd
Sing Comb White Orpingtou pullet,
McGinley & Newton LIST, Mrs. Prisk
I'd
Single-Comb Black Ocpington cocker
ell, Niesman LIST, Mckinley & New
ton I'd
Single-Comb Black Orpington hen,
Niesman LIST aud "a
/ Siugle-Comb Black Orpington pullet,
Nlesman LIST. Mckinley ~ Newton ID
Glass % French
Houdan cock, Niesman lst and I'd
Houdan cockerel, Niesman LIST and ID
Houdan hen, Niesman lst and I'd
Houdan pullet, Niesmau LIST and "a
Glass 30 Hamburgs
Golden Spangled Hamburg cock
Niesman lst and "a
Golden Spangled Hamburg heu, Hoyt
x Co LIST, Niesman "a
Silver Spangled Hamburg cock
Niesman LIST aud 2d
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-09-03
Additional Locals.

Flour sacks-3O cents per dozen at
Home Bakery.
Miss Wartner, manager of the
dressmaking department of Gundry &
Gray Co, is on duty again sitter
month vacation spent at her home in
Lodi.
Miss Ida Lutz returned to her
home in Chicago Tuesday morning after
a pleasant visit of several weeks at the
home of her grandfather, Mr.. j. P.
Frieden.
About dozen young ladies of this
city enjoyed picnic last Thursday the
chief event of which was a big dinner,
which took place about half mile north
of Dodgevile.
Lost in this city about three weeks
ago, a sorority pin with three Greek
letters thereon. Any information re-
garding same will be greatly appreciat-
ed at this office.
Misses Amy Owens and Mable Ly-
man of Dodgeville represented the
county seat at the w. C. T. U. conven-
ton, in this city, Tuesday and Wednes-
day of this week.
Francis Mack, who is employed as
tonsorial artist at the Plankington
House in Milwaukee, came home to be
present at the marriage of his mother
on Tuesday morning.
VIII Brown, liveryman, was dis
covered hiking for Waukesha on Tues
day morning. 1t is understood he's
after buying something choice, either
horses or buggies, perhaps both.
Miss Ida Bottomley and her moth
er visited relatives and friends at Oar
ington and Seymour last week. On
Saturday Miss Bottomley returned to
Chicago, there to resume her duties as
stenographer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Treweek have
been pleased to entertain during the
past week Mrs. Treweells mother,
Mrs. David Jones of Shullsburg, also
her brother, Mr.. Roland Jones and wife
of LeMars, Iowa.
DIR. Deahofe informs the Tribune
that he is now full-hedged grandpa,
the title coming to him last Friday
through the advent of little son at the
home of his daughter, Mrs H. B. vii
son of Milwaukee.
You don't hear very much these
days about idle freight cars. The Mil
waukee road had 240 cars of live stock
side-tracked at one time at their North
McGregor yards last Sunday. - Prairie
du Chen Union.
Misses Elizabeth Kim and Clara
Fischer, the efficient stenographers
for the firms of Spensley, McIlhon &
Priestley and the j. j. Penhallegon Co.
respectively, have been granted va
cation and they left Tuesday morning
for Chicago, where they propose TO en-
JOY some of the sights.
On the Tribune desk is copy of the
September number of the Medical Stand
ard in which is an editorial strongly
complimenting DR.. Byron Robinson s
recent publication in book form entitled
Treatise on the Abdominal and Pelvic
Brain" The book in question, the edi-
tor ayers, is story of the sympathet-
les, hitherto an unexplored and unutil-
lied province of human anatomy and
physiology.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-09-03

Silver Spaugled Hamburg cockerel
Hoyt & Co. lst, Niesman I'd
Silver Spangled Hamburg hen. Mes
man LIST, Mckinley & Newton 2d
Silver spangled Hamburg pullet.
Hoyt & Co. LIST, Niesman "a
Golden Penciled Hamburg cock. Govt
& Co. LIST, Niesman I'd
Golden Penciled Hamburg hen. Mes.
man LIST, Hoyt & Co. 2d
Silver Penciled Hamburg cock, Mes
man LIST, Hoyt & Co. I'd
Silver Fenciled Hamburg hen, Mes
man lst and I'd
Black Hamburg cock Niesman lst
Hoyt & Co. I'd
Black Hamburg cockerel. Niesman
LIST, Hoyt 81 Co. I'd
Black Hamburg ben, Niesman lst.
Hoyt & Co I'd
Black Hamburg pullet, Niesman LIST
and I'd
White Hamburg cock, Niesman LIST
and I'd
While Hamburg cockerel, Niesman
LIST and I'd
White Hamburg hen, Nesman LIST,
Hoyt & Co. I'd
White Hamburg pullet, Niesman LIST
aud 81
Glass 3l-Polish
White Crested Black Polish cock
Niesman LIST, Hoyt s. Co. "a
White Crested Black Polish cockerel,
Niesman LIST, Hoyt g. Co I'd
White Crested Black Polish hen, Mes
man LIST, Hoyt g. Co, I'd
White Crested Black Polish pullet,
Niesman LIST, Hoyt & Co. "a
Glass % Games
Black Breasted Red Game cock, Mes
man lst and I'd
Black Breasted Red Game hen, Mes.
man, LIST, Mckinley e. Newton I'd
Black Breasted Red Game pullet, Me-
Ginlsy x Newton lst and I'd
Red Pyle Game cock, Niesman LIST and
I'd
Red Pyle Game cockerel, Mckinley s,
Newton LIST and I'd
Red Pyle Game hen, Niesman LIST and
I'd
Red Pyle Game pullet, Mckinley &
Newton LIST and I'd
Cornish Indian Game cock, Niesman
1st, Hoyt & Co 2d
Cornish Indian Game cockerel. Mes
man LIST, Mrs. George Jeuck Jr., I'd
Cornish Indian Game hen. Niesmar
lst, Hoyt q Co I'd
Cornish Indian Game pullet, Niesmar
LIST, Mrs. George Jeuck, Jr., I'd
White Indian Game cock, Niesmar
LIST and I'd
White Indian Game hen, Niesman Isl
and I'd
Class 33-Bantams
Pair Game Bantam fowls, Niesmar
LIST and I'd
Pair Game Bantam chicks, Niesmar
lst and I'd
Pair Sebright Bantam fowls, Niesmar
! lst, Hoyt & Co. I'd
Pair Sebright Bantam chicks, Mes.
| man lst, Hoyt and Co. I'd
Pair Cochin Bantam fowls, Niesmau
| LIST, Chapman I'd
Pair Cochin Bantam chicks, Mes.
/ man LIST and I'd
! Special Plymouth Bantam, G. @, Day
Glass 81 Miscellaneous
Pair White Holland turkeys, Chapman
LIST and I'd
Pair Embden geese. Niesman LIST and
! I'd
Pair Pekin ducks, Chapman LIST, j. H
Kitchen %
Pair Rouen ducks Niesman LIST anG
I'd
Pair Cayuga ducks, Niesman Isl
Hoyt & Co 81
Pair Colored guineas, Nissman Is
Mckinley g. Newton I'd
Pair Rabbits, any variety, Christie
pher Day lst and I'd
Collection fancy pigeons, Hoyt & Co
LIST and I'd
Collection canary birds Mrs George
! Jeuek Jr, LIST, Mrs. VIM. leuck I'd
/ To be continued next week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-09-03
AWARD OF PREMIUMS
Continued from page 81

lD0htlnucu IRON page D.
CLASS 13-swEEPsTAKEs
Certificate of registry required.
Best bull ~ Shorthorn, Hereford or
Black Polled, II. n. Thompson.
Best COW Shorthorn, Hereford or Black
Polled, H. N. Thompson.
Best bull Jersey. Guernsey or Hol-
stein, VIM. Berg.
Best cow, Jersey, Guernsey or Holstein,
Geo. Martin.
CLASS Ia
Certificate required.
Herd prize for beef, including classes
8, 9, 10; herd of one bull | yr old or
over and 4 females under | yr, under
2 yrs, under 3 yrs respectively, II. N.
Thompson LIST, Kettler & Son End.
DIVISION C-SHEEP
CLASS l6 CoTswoLD AND ALL LONG
WOOL
Certificate of registry required.
Buck 2 yrs Grover, N. M. Jewell Son /.
4" " a. under 2, g ~
"lamb under mos. g 9 9
Eve 2 yrs or over, . .
4" lamb under mos. ." 80
CLASS II OXFORD DOWNS, soUTHDowNs,
sHRoPsHIREs AND MIDDLE WOODS
Certificate of registry required
Buck yrs or over, Andrews & son LIST,
j. II. Callow 2nd.
Buck lamb under mos, j. ii. Callow
LIST Andrews q Son 2nd.
Eve 2 yrs or over, j, II. Callow and 2.
d" yr and under2,
'lamb under mos. e. " LIST, An
drews a Son End
CLASS Is SWEEPSTAKES
No certificate required
Best buck. N. NJ. Jewell & Son.
DIVISION D-SWINE
CLASS 10 POLAND CHINAs
Certificate Of Registry required.
Boar over yr old, Geo. Martin lst VIM
Stude I'd.
Boar under | yr, Geo. Martin LIST & I'd.
s mos, Geo. Martin LIST VIM.
Stude ID.
Sow over yr, Geo Martin LIST and ID.
under yr 80
6 mos "
Sow with not less than five of her pigs.
pigs not over mos Geo Martin lst
CLASS 20 BERKsHIREs
Certificate of Registry required.
Boar over yr, Geo. Kelley LIST and I'd.
90 6 mos and under -, J Kitch.
en- LIST, Geo Kelley "a.
Boar under mos, j Kitchen LIST, Geo.
Kelly "a.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-09-03

'PhiNNi W 6hotbNN NpNhAf - -
LIST, Niesman I'd
Silver Wyandotte cockerel, Hoyt &
Co. lst, Niesman I'd
Silver Wyandotte hen, Niesman LIST
Chapman I'd
Silver Wyandotte pullet, Hoyt & Co.
LIST, Niesman I'd
Golden Wyandotte cock, J L. Gray
lst and I'd
Golden Wysudotte cockerel, Niesman
LIST, j. l.. Gray I'd
Golden Wyandotte hen, Niesman LIST
j. l.. Gray I'd
Golden Wyandotte pullet, j. l.. Gray
LIST, Niesman I'd
White Wyandotte cock +. E. Hanscom
LIST and I'd
White Wyaudotte cockerel, f. e.
Hanscom lst and %
White Wyaudotte hen, Mrs George
Jeuck Jr, LIST, f. e. Hanscom I'd
White Wyandotte pullet, f. e, Hans
com LIST, Mrs. Prisk I'd
Buff Wyandotte cock, Niesman Isl
and "a
Bun Wyandotte cockerel, Niesman Isl
Hoyt & Co. I'd
Buff Wyandotte hen, Niesman LIST and
I'd
Buff Wyandotte pullet, Niesman LIST
Hoyt s. Co. I'd
Black Wyandotte cock, J l.. Gray Isl
w. j Jeuck I'd
Black Wyandotte cockerel, w. J
Jeuck LIST, j l.. Gray I'd
Black Wyandotte hen, w. j. Jeuct
LIST, Niesman I'd
Black Wyandotte pullet, W. }. leuot
LIST, j. l.. Gray I'd
Partridge Wyandotte cock, Niesmar
LIST w J Jeuck I'd
Partridge Wyandotte cockerel, w
Jeuck LIST and I'd
Partridge Wyandotte hen, w. J
Jeuck LIST, Niesm9n I'd
Partridge Wyandotte pullet, W. j
JeucK LIST and I'd
Silver Penciled- Wyandotte cock
Niesmau LIST and I'd
Silver Penciled Wyandotte hen, Nc
Ginley & Newton LIST, Niesman I'd
Columbia Wyandotte cock, Niesmar
LIST, mckinley & Newton I'd
Columbia Wyandotte cockeral, Nc
Ginley & Newton LIST and ID
Columbia Wyandotte hen, Niesmar
LIST, mckinley & Newton I'd
Columbia Wyaudotte pullet, McGin
ley & Newton lst ADD "a
Black Java cock, Hoyt & Co. LIST, Nc
Ginley & Newton I'd
Black Java hen, Niesman LIST, Hoyt 4
Go. I'd
Black Java pullet, Niesman lst an,
"a
Dominique cock, Niesmau LIST, Hoyt s
Co, %
Dominique hen, Hoyt & Go. LIST, Mes
man ID
Dominique pullet Niesman LIST and ,,
Single.Comb Rhode Island Red cock
Niesman LIST and ID,
Single-Comb Rhode Island Red cock
erel Niesman LIST, Hoyt * Co. I'd
Single Comb Rhode Island Red hen
Hoyt Il Co LIST, Niesman "a
Single-Comb Rhode Island Red pullet
Niesmau LIST and "a
Rose-Comb Rhode Island Red COCK
Niesmau lst and I'd
Rose-Comb Rhode Island Red cocker
eli, Hoyt & Co, LIST and I'd
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red hen
Niesmau LIST aud "a
Glass 27-Meditcrraneap
SINGLE. Comb Brown ragborp n,,l,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-09-03

over mo ana under IL w m Kelly
=" under mos, VIM Kelly LIST and I'd
Sow under yr, VIM Kelly LIST.
mo LIST and I'd
." with not less than of her pigs,
pigs not over 6 mos, VIM Kelly LIST.
CLASS % JERSEY REDS
Certificate of Registry required.
Boar over one yr, Geo Martin LIST.
Boar under one yr, . and I'd
Boar under mos. q &" "
Sow over | yr, Z" I"
Sow under | yr :" /" g
Sow under 6 mos, q :" "
Sow with not less than 5 of her pigs.
pigs not over mos, Geo Martin LIST
CLASS "a SWEEPSTAKES
Certificate of Registry required.
Best boar any age or breed Geo Martin.
Best boar and 4 sows under l yr and
owned by exhibitor, Geo Martin.
DIVISION E-PoULTRY.
Glass 25-Asiatics
Light Brahma cock, f. w. Niesman
LIST, Hoyt * Co, "a
1t Brahma cockerel, f. w. Niesman
lst, Bert Chapman I'd
Light Brahma hen, Bert Chapman lst
f. w Niesman I'd
Light Brahma pullet, +. w. Niesman
LIST, Bert Chapman I'd
Dark Brahma cock, +. w. Niesman
LIST aud %
Dark Brahma hen, F. w Niesman LIST
and I'd
Black Cochin hen, +. w. Niesman LIST
and "a
Bun Cochin cock, f. w. Niesman LIST
Mckinley 4 Newton I'd
Buff Cochin cockerel, Il. w. Niesmau
LIST, Bert Chapman I'd
Buff Cochin hen, Hoyt & Co. LIST, f.
w. Niesman ID
Ban Cochin pullet, Bert Chapman Is,
f. w Niesman ID
Partridge Cochin cock, Hoyt & Co Isl
+. w. Niesman I'd
Partridge Cochin cokerel, Hoyt n Co
lst, H. w Niesmau I'd
Partridge Cochin hen, f. w Niesmar
LIST, Hoyt 4 Co. I'd
Partridge Cochin pullet, Hoyt & Co
lst f, w. Niesman I'd
White Cochin cock, +. w. Niesmar
lst aud "a
White Cochin oockerel, r. w. Mes
man LIST, Bert Chapman I'd
White Cochin hen, Bert Chapman Is
+. w. Niesman I'd
White Cochin pullet, 4. w, Niesmar
LIST and Cd
Black Laugshan cock, +. w. Schoen
field LIST, Il. w, Niesman "a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-09-03
ELGiN PRICE
For Butter Fat

For all hand-separated cream deliver
ed at the Mineral Point Creamery,
Mineral Point, Wis, we will pay this
week, ending Sept. 5, 90 cents per
pound for butter fat.
MINERAL POINT CREAMERY Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-06
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Holds Annual Meeting Wednesday A.
ternoon and Elects Officers.

The annual meeting of the corpora
tors of the Augusta Savings Bank was
held at the banking rooms of the in
stitution at o'clock Wednesday at
ternoon and trustees were chosen as
follows: Leslie c. Cornish, Benjamin
F. PARROT, Treby Johnson, Samuel {.
Marley and Norman l.. Bassett. Fol
lowing the meeting of the corporators
a meeting of the trustees was held
and the following officers were elect
ed:
President-Lesle c. Cornish.
Vice Observation-Disclosures F. Par
rott
Treasurer-Charles r. Written.
Following is list of the corporators
of the institutions: L. c. Cornish, b.
F, PARROT, Treby Johnson, S. c. Man.
ley, J.. Frank Pierce, c. S. Hichborn'
s. w. Lane, r. f. Goodwin, G. 3.
Keene, II. F. Bowditch. w. II. Will
liams. O. G. Hall, ]. r. Townsend, &.
T. Stevens, j. f. Blanchard, Z. r.
Sturtevant, A. F. Parrot, ]. r. Gould
J. F. Bodwell, o. G. S. Davies, r. w.
Plaisted, S. S. Patten, N. l.. Bassett
M. S. Campbell, W. H. Davis, II. NJ
Whitman, A. W. Brooks, M. S. HolWay,
O. D. Baker, A. L. McF'adden, f. u
harrington, Thomas Leigh. F. J. e.
Little, F. H. Walker, E. f. Parkman
A. H Sturtevant, Robert Morang, w
B Getcher, w. c. Titcomb, G. R
Written, Samuel Titcomb, l.. A. Buf :
leigh. S. J. Beach, G. H. French, r. M
THOMPSON. w. L. Hilton, o. w. Turner
and G.. p Paine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

George A. Farnham of Belgrade was
in the city on business yesterday
George L. Minot Of Belgrade and
his sons Evans and Lawrence, were
in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma b. Lowell of Bath Is
visiting in the city and is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will c. Miller at their
horne on Bangor street
Mrs. l.. S. Cony left town yesterday
afternoon for Thorndike, where she
went to meet Mr.. Cony, who had been
there for some weeks.
Miss Katherine Doyle of Rumford
Falls is in the city on her annual vaca-
ton and is the guest of her aunt, Mrs
Jane Sheehan, on Court street.
Mrs. NJ. A. Colcord of Brooklyn. N
Y. is visiting in the city as the guest
of her nephew, Albert NJ. Norcross, Il
Patterson street.
Miss BERTHE White left on the Pullman
this morning for her home in Fred
erickton, n. B., where she will enjoy
a months vacation.
Hon. and Mrs. Stephen w. Carr OF
Bowdoinham have moved out to COB
bosseecOntee for the season and are
now occupying their cottage ut Lone
Pine Bluff.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-06

At a special cantonment held in l. ..
@ r. hall Tuesday evening it was voted
to accept an invitation from Winthrop
to participate in their "Old Home
Week" parade which will take place
on Tuesday morning, Aug. IL. 1t is the
earnest desire of the captain of Cam
ton Augusta. No. 9. P. NJ, I. o.. Q. F.,
that each chevalier make strenuous
effort to be present on that occasion
Chevaliers will leave Odd Fellows nan
at s O'Clock Tuesday morning. Aug. il,
in full dress. and returning cars VIII
leave Winthrop at noon, arriving at
Augusta al 1 p. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-06
Local Notice.

Nine Garland viii give a talk upon
fashions and costumes of the coming
season, and win exhibit the true Paris
ian sheath gown. illustrate its modifi-
cations. and explain it's effect upon the
fashioning of gowns for the coming
season. Nine. Garland will also give
hints as to how difficult problems III
dressmaking may be overcome, ana
talk upon roise. outline and the correc-
ton of the figure, You are cordially
invited to attend. Friday evening. Aug.
7 Augusta House. aug6dat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-06
-------------------------
POLICE CALLED OUT
To Prevent Interference by Striker.
At Rumford Falls.

Rumford Falls, Me, Aug. 5.-The
police We're called out here today to
prevent interference by the striking
papermakers in the International Pa
per Co, mills with the employees at
work in the cutting-up mill
Strikers appeared at the works this
morning and tried to persuade the
workmen on duty to leave their work.
AS trouble was feared the officers
were called in. The strikers commit
tee left, however, but the police re-
manned on duty throughout most of
tie 'tiay' and VIM be at the milf to-
morrow morning. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-06

On complaint of Rev. H. N. Pringle
of Waterville, A. f. Lord of Pittston
was arraigned before the Augusta
municipal court Hast evening on
charge of maintaining two slot ma
chimes. which machines had been seZ-
ed by Mr. Pringle yesterday. Mr.. LORD
was represented by Hon. Charles A.
Knight of Gardiner and entered plea
of not guilty, but probable cause was
found by the court to hold the re-
snondent and he was fined $40, which
he maid. The machines We're ordered
DESTROYED
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-06

Night Officer Ferran had an
experience Wednesday afternoon
that was not altogether pleasant ana
narrowly escaped serious injury. He
was in the act of getting into a team
driven by a boy, and had partly gained
the vehicle when the seat tipped,
throwing him down between the horses
heels and the crossbar. at which the
animal began to kick, but Mr.. t'erran
was so near that the animal
could not do him much injury, al
though his clothes We're torn during the
struggle. He at length succeeded IN
raising himself up on one shaft anu
was getting clear when the SMART
broke, letting him down into the road
and two wheels passed over him. The
horse ran to the next hill before the
boy was able to stop him. Mr.. Ferran
was considerably bruised about the
arms and legs, but nothing of serious
nature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-06
Cards nave beepi gent out by Sheriff

Cards have beehi gent out by Sheriff
John Il. Rafter of Lincoln county CIV
ing a description OF h mare which was
stolen from the''stable of H.. S. Brad
ford of Bremen on the night of July
27. The mare is bay in color and weighs
1900 pounds; has "A heavy mane falling
on the left side. heavy tail. right nina
foot white. left forefoot gray with
crack on outsielesS NEWLY ''shod. with
heavy pads under shoes on fore feet'
two small white spots on face. a re-
ward of $50 is offered for the return of
the animal. v" (. a. - nv,